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DISSOLUTION.

TIME firm of Taylor & Mccarthy was dissolved 6y
mutual consent on the LIST instant. They can De
found at their old stand, where they request thei'
friends 70 cali early and settle their accounts.
January Is, 1853. 61:6w.
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NEW MUSIC.

TIIST received at the Columbus Book Store large
and well selected stock of New Music.
anu d. C. RICHARDS. !
January is, 1853. 5ltf.
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The state Of Mississippi, LOWmdeS Co.
LAMPkrN & WMrF1ELD, Plaintifs,) Attachment for
1884. VS. Sll4 90.
THOMAS A. WAKEFIELD, Defendt\
NOTICE is hereby given to the defendant, Thomas
INA, Wakefield, that attachment was sued out
against him the 18th day of January, 1853 at the
suit Of the said plaintiffs and that unless he be and ap
pear on or before the first day of the term of
Circuit Couit to be holden at the Courthouse in the
town of Columbus, on the third Monday after the third
Monday in March next, and plead answer or demur
thereto Judgment, by default, will be entered against
him. and the property levied sold to satisfy the plain
tfs' demands.
L.S.-Witness my hand and seal, this the 2lstday
of January, A. d. 1853. A. =. LoS =, clerk. :,
Harrison d NattkeScs1 By GEO. G. BRowN, D. c.
PLAINTIFF Attornies( Jan % 1853. 524t
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B USI.N ES.S CARDS.
Bills on New York,

Orleans, Mobile, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston, &
Richmond, Va, Purchased by the Columbus Life and
GeneralInsuranee Company of Columbus, Miss, and
Checks sold by them, on New York, New Orleans,
Mobile, Charleston, Augusta, and Nashville, Tenn.
w. J. ANDERSON,
June 2, 1852. Secretary.
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Oct. so, 1852.
III. WELCH & Co.

TTAVE removed their Carriage Warehouse TO No
| II, Commerce street, where always be found
large and splendid assortment of all descriptions Of
Carriages, of their manufacture, to which atten-
ton is respectfully invited.
Mobile, Ala, Nov 81 1852. Ask
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So 90 per annum,
So so, if paid within six months,
So 90, strictly in advance,
Address the Editor post paid, at Wilcox, Choctaw
county, Miss until the 10th of January next; after
that at Kosicusko, Mississippi.
December 81, 1862. 5O:tf.
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DLANKSl Executions and Attachments printed on
I'D fine fat-cap paper and the blankheatly ruled for
sale at this Office. Price eI,95 rer qurs
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LOOK HERE,
NO the Peonle of One State OF NIlssiss1pI

To the People of the State of Mississippi.
T OFFER the best of terms, two Taverns situated
| in the Town of Houston, Miss, good Stables and
Wells and considerable Furniture to each house. |
will take good paper, negroes money for part on
the balance, ample time will be given If not sold or
rented previously to the Spring Term of the c. Court
your humble servant will be at the old stand All
those indebted to by note account will please
call upon A. H. Taylor, D. H. Lindsay, and settle,
my books have been transferred to Mr.. Taylor for
the purpose of paying my debts
The property offer for SALE will be in the hands of
w. S. Featherston, or C. c. Dibrell.
HENRY Mcdowell.
Houston, January 8, 1853. 5O:tf.
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DRESS MAKING AND IILENssY.
MRS. n. ADKINS

Mrs. d. ADKINS
TTAS located Ii this city and intends toeanduc. the
Il above business. Her residence ison Military ST.,
few doors below the Court House, where she caa Do
found at all tines and viii endeavcr to rya safisacs
ton to those who patronize her.
January 8. 1863 seat,
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HOME MANUFACTURE!
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES &C. sc.

TT w. CARTER takes this method of Informing the
/ public that he has prepared hmselfto carry on the
COACH AND CARRIAGE BUSINESS
in all its branches. His stock of matcri-o h ag>
al is complete, consisting of Trimmings ss591s2>-
Of every quality and style. The public
may rest assured that ali work done this shop will
be executed in the substantial order, and out of
the very best material In short, his work shall not
be surpassed by either Northern Eastern work.
He has employed the very best mechanics in the
country-men who understand the business in all it's
branches and he feels delicacy in warranting his
work with fair usage.
He will build Carriages Buggies &C., &C., to order,
cheap if not little cheaper, than the like articles
can be purchased either here or elsewhere.
His work is all done under his own eye, and he will
be content with fair profits.
Repairing in all its branches, done on short no;ic-
at reasonable rates.
Columbus, January /, 1853 AK
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Notice.
eight and Time Drafts on New York Drafs on
X Moble and New Orleans discounted
Advances on Cotton, by
A. SIMPSON & co.
Columbus, May lst, 1859. I4-tr.
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TlASHION,--Utlty never subserves fashion; it in
variably directs it; which accounts for the spe-
cial favor fashionable society confers on Bogles Hy-
perion Fluid, for the hair his Amoe for shaving and
his Hebeaona for smoothing and purifying the ccm-
piexioH. They are the necessary adj1ncts Of every
well regulated toilet. Sold by
- ~ TAYLOR & MCCARTHY.
July 81, 1859 a6.tff
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
MISSISSIPPI PRESBYTERIAN.

THE Rev. Fl. J. Bardwell, having been designated
i by his Brethren in Presbytery proposes to publish,
at Koscusko, Miss weekly paper of the above name
Its chief object will be the promotion of evangel-
cal religion with special reference to the interests of
the Presbyterian church in the South West. The aid
of many Of the Presbyterian Ministry in the South
West is already promised to make the paper worthy of
public patronage. 1t is designed to make the paper
vehicle of general news and intelligence in secular,
well in religious matters. A few columns only to
be appropriated to advertisements.
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mobile ana Columbus Packet.
B. F. FIELDS,
General Agent And collector,

COLUMBUS, MISS. k
Will attend to all business entrusted to his care, with
promptness and fidelity.
Refer to-. H. Turner, Jas. M Wynne. and Charles
H. Albert; Columbus, Miss
Nov. 6, 1859. dix
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Ginger, Root,
Ginger, African powdered,
Ginger, Jamaica white, &C., &c.
Gums.
C $@ A Do pova select, G do s saiass@
do Arabic, do Myrrh best Bombay
do Assalutida No. l, do shellace,
do Tragicanth,
Glue White, and Ordinary.
Sage, powdered in and J ID. cases,
Indigo, Spanish Float,
Isinglass, for Gellies
Geatine, red and white, for Gellies,
LiqUorice, large and very fine,
do Smiths London,
Lime Juice.
Mace, Magnesia, Lump, and Cacined,
Nutmegs, Mustard, superfne Lge. and Small.
Nux Vomca,
Oils.
Oil Sweet, in bottles, pints and quarts,
Oil Burgamot, Oil Lemon,
Oil Cinnamon, Oil Ainseed,
Oil Rose in fancy la's. Oil Peppermint,
Oil Castor, cold pressed
Opium, best Turkey, Pepper, black
Rhubarb, powdered, IPecac, powdered,
Madder, ground, fresh, Squills, root,
SquiIls, root pow'd Flax Seed,
Lobelia Seed,
Starch, Cogate's best bx. Sponge, fine and COARSE
Sulphur, roll, Sulphur flour,
Turpentine, Spirits. Varnish-Coach,
Varnish-Furniture,
Varnsh-Brown JAPAN
Varnish-Black do for Leath'r r,
Acid-Acetic,
Acid-Muriatic,
Acid-Nitric, 'Medicinal,'
Acd-Citrc, Ether, Sulphuric,
Acd-Tartaric, Spirits Nitro, sweet,
Alchoha Blue Mass,
Chloroform, Cologne, asd sz.
Indeble Ink, Paysons Dovers Pod
Extracts for the Handkerchief
Empast Cantharides.
Tilden & Co.'S. Inspissated Alchoholic and
Hidro-Alcholic Extracts.
Eye Water, Thompsons, Iron, Precipitated Carb.,
Gold Leaf do Citrate OF. vias,
Silver Leaf do NIuriated Tincture,
Iodine, Resublimed, do All other prepare
tions Of Kreosote pure, white.
Mercury,
Mercury-with chalk (Hyd Crum Creta)
Mercury3-Calomel,
Mercury-Calomel Eng. lb. bottles,
Mercury-Corrosive Subliment,
Morphine, Saleratus,
Iodde Potassium, Qunine,
Seidlitz Powders, Silver Nitrate, pure,
Soda Bi-carb, Tannin, OF vial
Yeast Powders, Preston & Merrill's
Surgical Instruments of all Kinds, &c,
Syrnges, white Metal, Bottles of all kinds for
| do Glass, Physicians use,
!
! Graduate Measures, White-wash and other
! Corks for vials ,botles&c Brushes.
Gum Elastic Balls,
! Matches,
Jujube Paste,
Ink of all kinds,
White Lead, pure,
Lnseed Oil, Tanners Oil,
Lard Oil, Burning Fluid,
Browns Ess of Jamaica Ginger,
Underwoods Lemon Syrup,
SOrH ROOm'S
Patent Medicines.
Jayne's and Rodways Medicines Pain Killer,
Townsend's, Bulls and Sands Sarsaparilla,
Billings Syrup,
| Gray's Ointment,
Pain Extractor,
McLane's Vermifuge;
/ Canadian, do
Mustang Linement, Little's do
Arabian do Sugar Drops do
/ Arnica do Dead Shot do
Morses Yellow Dock,
Christie's Galvanic Curatives,
Morehead's Magnetic Plaster,
Galvanic Ointment
McLane's Liver Pills, Spencer's Pills,
Moffat's Life do Braggs Indian do
Strong's Sanative do Peters do
Jayne's do Jaynes Ague do
Balsam of Wild Cherry Cherry Pectoral Jew Da
vid's Plaster Tarrant's Seltzer Aperient, &c. &c.
January ID, 1853 Oily
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Ladies' Confectionery,
On Main st. one door East Of Mr.. J. H. EcIford's
Grocery Store.
THE undersigned takes this method of informing the
[ citizens and ladies particularly of Columbus and
the surrounding country, that he intends keeping a
full assortment of Conectionaries, such the follow
ing articles, to which he invites their attention:
Plain and Fancy Candies.
Sugar Almonds, Couryander, Anisette and Sugar
PIumbs, Lemon, Mint and Cinnamon Drops Lozenges
of all kinds.
Plain Candies,
Mint, Cinnamon, Sarsafras, Couryander, Lemon,
Anisette, Winter Green, Burgamot, Cream, Honey
Cream, Peanut and Molasses Stick Candy.
Nuts.
Almonds, Peacans, Cocco, Hasle, Cream and Pea Nuts
Groceries,
Sugar and Coffee Molasses, Ale and Cider, Flour
Cheese, fine and common Tobacco Cigars of the
finest brands assorted Pickles, Walnut and Tomato
Ketchups, assorted Cordals, Brandy Cherries Pepper
Sauce, for family use
Fresh Fruits received every boat-such as Figs
Raisens, Oranges, Apples, Bannas and Pine Apples.
Toys both of sugar and wood Of every description.
Cakes of all descriptions
The above articles sold by wholesale or retail cheap
for cash and if my Candies not the best made in
the country, will make no charge.
Orders from town and country merchants thankfully
received and punctuay attended to at the shortest
notice. NJ w. PETERSON.
N. B.-Oysters received fresh on every boat.
Columbus, Jan. ID, 1853. 5l:tf
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The SAC OF Iississippi, Lowndes GO.

The state of Mississippi, LOWmdeS Co.
JOHN T. Young, Plaintiff,)
[8S95] VS. Attachment for 81 100
JAMES H. DUKE Defend't)
NOTICE is hereby given to the defendant, James H.
" Duke, that attachment sued out against him
the 18th day of January, 1853, at the suit of the
said plaintiff and that unless he appear before the
first day of the next term of Circuit Court to be
holden at the Courthouse, in the town of Columbus
on the third Monday after the third Monday in March
next, and plead answer demur thereto, Judgment,
by default will be entered against him. and the proper
ty levied sold to satisfy the plaintiffs demands.
l.. S.-Witness my hand and seal this the 2lstday
of January, A. D. 1853. A. E. LOVE, Clerk.
Harrison d. Matthe,cs) By GEO. c. BRowN d. C.
Plaintiffs Attornies.| Jan %, 1853. 52:4t
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POWeiI q Cos u. States Wail-Stage Line.
Columbus. Miss, via. Barton Aberdeen, Athens Mill
vile, Toll Gate, Russelville and Franklin Springs to
Tuscumbia, Alabama. Daily to Aberdeen, Tri-weekly
to Tuscumbia, and Tri-weekly
From Aberdeen, via. Cotton Gin Port, Smthville,
Fulton, and Crppledeer, to Tuscumbia, Alabama and
PASSPORT Mississippi.
This Line connects at Aberdeen with Barney Lanes
Line to Holly Springs and Memphis, and at Tuscum-
bia with Carter & Hough's Line to Columbia, Nash
vile and Louisville.
0rTThrough Tickets too
Charleston, Camden, and Columbia, South Carolina ;
Savannah, Ga
Pontotoc and Holly Springs, Mississippi;
Nashville, Tenn.
J. F BROWN, Agent,
Office at the Columbus, Hotel.
Columbus, Miss, January l, 1853 5O:x
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Wagon and Smith shop.

AT Nc Claran'S Nh, McBeeS creek, three and haJ
miles east Of Columbus, Mississippi.
THEsubscrberr respectfully calls the attention ofthe
| public to his Wagon Shop at the above place
Those wishing work in his line done will do well to
give him call, as he thinks he suit them in good
work and low prices
In addition to the wood there are a Smith and
Paint shop, and every other convenience, that ev
cry branch of the business be carried to the full
est extent. New work always on hand, and orders
filed at the shortest notice.
w. A. GALLOWAY, Agent.
Jan % 1853. 526m
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J JAMES ZONES a. CO..


Chemicals Essential Oils Corks, Tooth Brushes, La
6lnS Extracts, Physicians Furniture Windosc- Glass
GetdtIneS Genuine Patent Medicines, and all article
usually kept for sale an Drug Stores.
OUR assortment is good, and will be supplied tt
Omeet any demand. We do not make it practice
to drum for customers but viii be happy to sell to al
good men usual time.
Arrow Root Bermuda; Alum,
Arrow Root, American Alspice,
Bark, Peruvian, Red and Yellow,
do Bayberry, Powdered,
do Slippery Elm,
do do do Grouned
Berries, India and Juniper,
Camphor, Borax Refined,
Cantharides, Pow. Cayenne Pepper cut,
Cinnamon, Bark, Chalk, prepared
Chalk, red, do in balls
Charcoal, powd, Chalk in balls superior,
Chrome, yellow and green,
Cream Tarter, Coperas,
Chamomile Flowers,
Ginger, Root,
Ginger, African powdered
Ginger, Jamaica white, &C., &c.
Gums.
Gum, Aloes Gum Gambge,
do do powd. select, do GuiacIm,
do Arabic, do Myrrh best Bombay
do AssafGtida No. /, do Shellace,
do Tragcanth,
Glue White, and Ordinary.
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Dem0CraCy...itS Origin.

We frequently bear it remarked at the
present time, that"iherc is SO little dif
ference between parties now, that it is
unnecessary to keep up dislnctions."-
You who have b,ttlcd long for the sue
cess ofeqnal rights, look, before you
leap into the abyss. There are great,
vital, immortal truths connected with,
and flowing from that term, as cverlast.
ing as the hills around US, OF the valleys
upon which We tread. Though some
protesting tie name, may abandon its
teachings, while its enemies may more
closely approx mate It's virtues, yet those
principles are as distinct from all oih.r
theories and formations Of society, as is
i hit from aarkmss. Democracy 0ioae,
is the advocate c( equal AMI exact us
icc TO aI--oi spccaI privilege 10 none
Its foundations ale coexiste.t with the
creation of man; lis ori in is in the law
OF the Supreme Dislcscr Of all good, who
most cmphaically declares 81 am NJ
re peci.r n persons" Who "moAelh
his sun to rise on the cvil anl on
the goo !, an sen,lch rain on the usl
ond on the urjus'." Man proIesscs
10 iounl haman lovcrnmcn, upon the
pr.nci pies OF divine government Yet,
while the divine aulno, continually ey.
presses the natural eiual.ly, man, IN
protesting to lranscrihl iho>t laws makes
continual provision iof special privilege.
No matter by what name or party n
measure may be brou ht ou,, the more
General it is in provisions the more is il,
democratic IN i.s nature; the IN re spr.
ciai IN It's na!urc, he more anti,!emo.
cratic. The .reat 'iilicuIly is, the wor!I
is oycrueu TOO much. Laws should all
be general, AMI few woull suffice: shoul
be simple, aud their administration
would lie easy. We contend that the
immense wealth often accumulate b.
land speculation anI monopoly. as the
ellec, of special legislation, by which a
few are enabled TO oorirol the many,
producing wealth on the one hanA, an.
poverty on The Other is the resui, of un.
just laws, AMI he that would ea,nsay it,
is the tool OF a,p,ranis, or the couc hanl
slave of ignorance AMI stupidity.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-29

There are many buildings in this town
which produce unpleasant sensations in
4 tho mind Of him who has q true perccp
ton Of proportion, form and beauty
while the buildings themselves arc un
salsble, and will no, command so high
price us others will, that have cosl
less money. but which have been built
after corrcc, models. five consult no.
thing bu, animal comfort in building,
We may 10 that as officially By build.
ing the walls Of our houses with logs,
as we can by builIing them OF brick, or
OF stone. Blu, We hold iho, the sense OF
sit hi, i!ns 40 much rieh, TO plsasrrable
rra,iGcalion, as ary other, and liul an
elc, ant exterior 10 q building is quite
as much to be desired, as an eIcgan, in
terror. Agnin, it is more naseIf.h. be.
cause the outside Of house is for every
one to look upon, while none bu, invi'
tel guests see the inside.
We shall be era,ifel to see those OF
our nrishbors who ere about 10 engage
in bulIlin., procure well riniurcl plans,
formed with due RI. art 10 both conyc.
niencc and beauty. However, we pre-.
sune that every man will buiiI abou,
as he pleayes, wi'hou: re.orl to our
su ,sestions, consulting no one bu, his
wife. Neither do we presume ,ha; the
Town Council will d;rcc, .ha, no wool
bull iincs shall be pu, up south Of Sixth
s,rc;.
Aboat dwelling house. room for
shade trees is very essential, but owing
10 the unusually small .iz, Of our town
los, they being about A. By 1872 feet,
sha Ic trees are a luxury .hr, those who
OWE bu; ole lot, viii be OBLIGED 10
f,rceo.
Thereis COOL deal oflanl adjoining
this village, that may Yet be la OF in.
10 lots. and when that comes 10 be done,
We hope TO see a more liberal scale foc
size iopte |, than that which pr,vaiIc!
in laying of the lots cwhracci in the
prescn, Plat. Whoever builds on mil.
die lot, is liah!r TO have his .ht as well
as his view, obs,ruc,sd by aljaeen,
bu.l lincs,
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The Ie2inning ofthe Pacific Railroad

/; is but fair 70 say that railway to
connect the Mlssippi valley with the ia.
ciiic ocean, has been commenced. Con.
gress has appropriated large SUM oI
money, sl5o. 900, for the purpose OF cx
ploring the country for the best route
AMI invested the President with powe,
10 selcc, proper persons to make such
explorations and report that result carly
in the next Session.
We do not propose at present to dis
cuss the magni6cencs Of this enterprise
nor its importance to the Commercial
and industrial interests Of tho world, fol
wchave lime and again given our hum
bic testimony upon both these points
We simply wish to record a. brief bu
accurate history of,he passage Of the frs
law by the American Congress looking
to the construction OF work which Ii
destined, not only from its utility but it.
stupeadous magnitude, to sink all the
memorable achievements Of oriental des.
po,isns into comparative obscuri.y.
The time will come, il i. has not al.
ready arrived, when tn. world will be
curious to know through whose agency,
and by what instrumentality the Pacific
Railroad was initiated. iWs purpose
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-29

The mothol alop,cl for brlAins til,
great Pee Dec river, on the Wilmington
ana Manchester Railroad, is worthy Of
remark, as showing another purpose to
which iron may be extensively applied.
The piers for the bridge are composed of
large hollow cylinders of cast iron nine.
teen feet in circ, m 'ercnce. Their ba.
scs are sunk many feet into the bed of
the river exhausting the air from within
them, by the method known as the Pneu.
matte Process, for forming foundations.
The cylinders are filled with concrete and
thus form hills ofgreat strength and per.
manency.
The entcrprising citizens ofZanesville
are taking stops to establish a Medical
College there, as there is very great
scarcity ofmedical schools in Ohio.
A sroket on board. II. M. ship Nalor.
Gus has become entitled TO the Earldom
ofStockport and estates producing $l75,.
000r year. a.i. ;ls.aoquss.o hus
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-29

to about 90 lbs. Of tea one spoonful Of gypsum
one OF turmeric, and two or three Of Prussan
blue. The leaves instantly changed into blu
sh green, and having been stirred for few mo.
me''ts, they were taken out. They, of course,
had shriveled and assumed different shapes
from the hcht. The different kinds were pro.
dnccd by sitting. The small longsh leaves fell
through the first sieve forming Young Hyson
while those of ronndish granular shape fell
through the last and constituted Choocha or
Guppowder." 'Ht
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immigration During the Current
N n Year. y "a p

The vast tide Of foreign immigration
which has been pouring on our shores
for several years back, nnd increasing It's
volume each successive years, probably
reached its climax during the year 1852
and for the future, will follow a desc end
ing scale. The great decrease in tho
number of immigrants that arrived aI
this port during the month of January,
as compared with tho corresponding
months Of previous years, goes far 10 es'
lablish the truth Of the calculations that
have hecH made OH this subject. The
same causes for cmigralson do not now
exist. The grndual increase in the move.
mcnt from 1917 to 1852 was owing prin.
cipally to the famine Of 1871, anil the
scarcity Of provisions which pr.vaiiel |
throu. .hout the Northern paris of Europe
in the subsequent years of 45, 40 and 50
Matters thr,u .houl the continent n ow
wear vjry different aspect. The sur.
plus population of'hesc countries, which
have contributed the most to swell the
amount Of the imm grafton here. haS in n
great measure, bec1 lrainc 10 #, an | en-.
ploymcn,, at tolcrhbI y rcmuncrnive
rate OF compensation, may be loun with.
on; difficulty by those who have remain.
el b;hin. The discovery Of the Austria.
Ian go mines has also attracted con.
81 lerabic nuibcrs Of ihpsc who other
wise wou have prorcc Ic t, this conu.
try. anl the glow.n. arcoulis lhit nr,
co.'s lnlly recievcl from tho mo lem
Oohir, pr ctc Niac.. will ulIinitrly
have III: cf'ci of I.r,ctln; eali ,falion
entirely. or a; least 10 q very great cilcntl
in ,ha, chanl.l. TIA ! it no. been for the
discovery Of oI !. many lon1 ycars woul |
have clapse! before he Australian prov.
inces cou boast Of "A population that
wouI eniilc The colony 10 cousi terra.
rol in til, councils OF the mother CO u
| try, or allow ofih, hope that any popu.
lar movement wnul b, a,tca .cl with
success. Uplo with ilir last few year,
| the migration rom tn, OF W w,fl 10 the
Pacific was msacre, ire :ulaf da uncer.
tain, hat at the present monsli, thou.
SAN /, upIn tho lsaais of eyes, from all
parts OF the worl are lulnel IN ihai d..
rec'ion, as lie oaly hope lei! of their
re zen ralion. from these facts il wouI /
be not in the least surprising il the emi.
gra,iol to this County jurn5 thu PIE.
sent year ,h,uIi not be equal to more
lhan three l,uchs OF that OF last ys or.-
New York Express.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-29
- NEW BUILDINGS.

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bout town, for large amount ofbuild.
ing this season. Although we do nc,
sekpActtc share much in it. yet we claim
10 have a considerable interest in the
hu6ldjagsihat are to be pat up. because
a"tAing iofsbespty." is joy,to the be.
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