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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-14

a .NLL BIZ VI Ua T.i4 Nav DnI.I,.r. 40 4,
oS.-"!ss view Of making change in ny
business Parf1its STALLION DSEsDAY 20h September NO.
'hy premise Immediately after Of 20 al
ss " put aueticu the arm vhereon uaei On
s sise road about miles East city aud anoin-
!nson and others. 1850 ~ ~ ~ D'eA'
contains 40 OF which rs cleared and
mech improved p-odGcnE various Of ,h
Ftg'ia les tic, the remainder : n 80 '''
en consist 81 cottage with roors
stao e. barns, &C, all nearly good order
els, straw, &c, vii be sod. - '"e -'sn
These IA want q and farm convenient 70 In.
~ Neud 40 wei 10 attend property viii be liyI
each ' TttrhIl' LAnd 70
TATloR 4 wItIIxs Auct mn S"A''NuioS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-14

PORTLAND, Ne, Sept i2-Thc general opinion prevails
h'r" that morrill, elected OF this State by che
people and that the legislature will be anti. Nebraska
by large majority.
The know-noihngs in this section generally voted for
mnr us Their candidate Tor governor, and Wood ard
notn'nrs Tor representatives almost universally elect,
ed IN the large towns Wood and Parry Fusionists are
elected in the first and second districts aud Know,tou
(fusioni-t) elected over Wing and Democratic coudi
dates in the third district. Washburn ,Whig and Nom
Der OF the present Congress- is elected from the Penobsco
district The regular democrats are in decided minor
~ in the legislature, and is believed that they have no,
elected any senators.
SECOND DISPATCH.
PORTLAND Sept IL Returns have been received from
io1 towns showing the following for governor
Morrill,. the Fusonist u 6oo
Reed, Wing lGi5
Paris, Democrat l0oI5
Carey, Liquor Law lar
Inc returns from the legislature show the election OF
80 fusionsts, Democrats, and Know Nohings
Inc Argus says that everything from Congress down
h gone by the board The papers ascrbe the result TO
the action of the Know Nothlngs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
RAILING OF OCEAN sTEAlERs.
A. MORRIS,
PUhLISIiEM AND RoOksELLER,

RICHMOND, VA,
now receiving his usual large and general
poohs PApEt, sTATl0NERY, PIANOS dc., dc.,
FOR THE FALL TRADE
ND would respectfully invite attention Of the
OF Nryinia North Carolina Waiting the city
70 an eHamination Of his which and
~ De found equal to in the United upon
BLANK BOOKS Of always on hand and made
- ''S WV
MokSssTERs PIANO YoRrEs for which he agent IL
'edaed and nHo2sdHod by the uo,id
aud .oh At very moderate prices. SEQ
TOURNAMENT AND FANCY BALL.
VvNhEseventh Annual TOURNAMENT QUEENS BALL will
2Oth o. September, 1854
evening. " '> 'N'O"'"b
The list OF KNIGHTS Il not yet closed large ber have
may be expected.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-14
By Taylor a Williams, AucI,.

BS Faylor d Williams, Auct,.
dNmAh HOST VALUABLE FARM CsIIrn
.,.nNI. SHADES" AT AUCrIoS.-oa WEDNESDAY s6tp
az " oeloek, NJ, the premises will be ,oid
tG. vel known and much admired YARN Rur. shad-
~ ~ ~ on ,he nes Bridge stony Rau about mIls
pisto,o5 ns S,y aaon,ss hsh M.ad,~ the H.
r9td the dwelling, With Is Of land and y,a.he ~
y'ar o. one side and SI acres small dw,ng
on he her sf There about 1855 cleared ana
dt.pn ana m ssrs are also The usual on, houses every
ans - proximity to the high state Of Improve
an u, oeAGu situation Rlral Shades
e most desirable farms the city
we particular attention OF those such properv ~ mi.
IL will be divided according plan which may
De .een At our Office ia 4 few -
TESAs hfth cash; balanee At g. and wear, .,.J,,
deed. ''' anu secured %
superior Mich Cow, Wagons, Farming Irp,u.n..
valuable Farm auts. - ~ 1855 'e'''"
ssSrA inde $50 cash tina: amount 4mon,h, crsdi,
Tor approved paper, Sith interest added.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-14
Ry Goddin q App, rson. AucTs.

$ ALE OF HALIARLE LAND AND LOTS. IN
- Iiik PLAN OF wOoDVILLE, on TIRE MECUASICsYIIIE
TIrnpke, Fairfield Auction-w be sold a.
IuEOAI afternoon Sept l9th lisa, premises coren.
O'Clock, about
pan OF "oodve adjoining contiguous TO the residence OF
JACOB and also nearly opposite the Fairfield Mansion
nap ~ tsS properly can he seen at oee showing
OF It's position with rerer.s suburban resd.pces
market gardens. The land proposed be said embraced
- and half acres lot No. 10 and half arres No
half " - N-'A'-'Ns AM
me particular attention OF the public called TO this sale as
oeeSrd no real estate likely be brought In
500 'N1's'ON' '"'
IEENs-0ne fourth CASH balance s4 and 70 months for Me-
''s interest ADDED secured by trust deed
vs. Az GoDDIN APPERSoN,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-14

eRDERs for the purchase Shipment Of Re w
- forE "hisEey, Cheese, Timothy, Blue Gas, AMI
oe puoe'TAy attended to. Being Agents for T1n.
Lines wa BAT and ohio Railroad and Tenps,.s Raj,
and without delay. - properly ID good order
ssev 70 Brans j. Baltimore; Brady ca,he, and n
BANK wheeling: Virgil Mcknight Rsq R.nk .na
; Williams Brother Richmond, virginia
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ID. 5. BARNES. Proprietor,

" lNVALIDS recovering the Effects Of yry-r Eiis
DISEASES, long any lind will h,i
spanish Mixture the only remedy which will revive their door
ing constitutions, expel all bad hurors hooI eye.
Sr 10 prompt and healthy fction by its tonic
restore the paIeIt TO life an " - F'N'N''''
can only say TRY 1T single worth all the So
called sArsapArlAs in existence.
OF other nOxious ~.
youngest infant without hesItatisn. - e - '"s
See the certificates wonderful cure, a,onnJ The ho,
| ~ to its good -' 49, -" YEAR
isniny BENNETT BEERS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-14
VIRGIyIa soar AND CANDLE M,,,-Y,,,,o,v-

v WARD Nc A NV 80 s.aNui-E sitSiFACTORY.-ED,
~ l6'h street and the Lower Mar ret
ne OF oafE brown, yellow and Soaps; Palm, Roe
es do With general assortment OF No ciass3
ali otSsr, 80, o, hs black Soap for use over
more and other Northern cities Mt Mes hran
nas attained peculiar distinction vhe Ms eport. 80 ~
S p Say He has on hand quantity Of besutifaI
Zap hfee years DID, Country Merchants
sctory. 800 p>eS VAL oe ,ound salts
Novl-ly
b aSANA CNsAKS.-WM. D. MERIwETHER Jav,..
' OF dealers 70 his stock CIGARS N. rys.,
IN thus city, and comprising than dira,.,
EdnG, Principe, and D0rles,ir CTcGrS - AH4' u nd-
constantly on hand ana for sale TOBACCO 70, ,,
ana the celebrated Denotfs>T SMOKING Toytc Nsss,
f-2i-tif 9ni doo- r,o--
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-14

III NHtft he have
been cronus all their lives, cured by RAILWAYS RE
NoNAilSH RfSOLNENT r. H. Remedies exhibit th. nrary
mneGis,ey They do not keep the AFFECTED SUI
IN doubt but readily exhibit
reeFng PAIN renovatinE restoring rebuilding and Te.uat
ing the di,eased body, TO health strength.
for all Pains In the Bones, X. r
uators. ''S ~-N"' ~'e ~ u neg
R.R. R. Once No. log FULTON street
Sold by Druggists everywhere. -, 9,
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co,,,,,.-,: JOHNSON HI a ruGH,

JOHNSON q PJGII -
somini~ion Mrrchau ts, RIrhn,o,5 W.
-rr,y 'FRONT.' ButLiirg, Siocto~ War>ho.,-
M LII give prompt attention he SALE ~ rnss.
,, oar, Corn ae aHd hope strict attentton M
sen.rauy ne patronage Of their and the pasii.
mos rrNsLEY JOHNSON Inspector a, se.srOo,,,
Nh SM PuaH late of clal.vs MecslenSurr COUNTY, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-14

This IL 10 certify that have used ,tsr's prcr,Sr
my family which hni 20 be vey valuable edcne in os. -,
sPPste shd giving tone aud whole
asIe ana FEVER where have administered them
unequallsd IL % r.N ,r,eS ~, ,anu
adults children. ~' - N' - a' ''Hie' oy
Prise 20 cents per bottle
To De had OF the principal
nond-and OF Lyman IyuehbuSr; Teii o. ,;.,;sH
oatg Or Catnri, williamsburg VIM wyune YoLtoT, Jobn
son anu "MAee, fredericksburg; Calun Co DanyIIe.
ng 10y N9rolk eaTct and Gsathy Portsmouth; wheat
ND. -'- D@''' 'iAiiefi hAlutnore,
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FAIL TRADE. 1851.

JHI-NI, UIs.iNS .INU EI KIHEN WdREI
SELLING OFF TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
sslNG determined to close present business. will sell
At reduced prices puncual cu,o.r, INV
large and desirable ock China Glass tarhen and stone
Ware, and Fancy Goods. ~ ''
arger portion OF the stock consist, oods Of my
own Importation received during this Sumner the Pal Trade
Couniry and City Deaer' Families Of Goods are
particularly invited 70 call and examine the stock.
Particular attention paid TO packing.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-14

HhINIDEND.-The Board Of Director, Of the RJ.broon5
~ he Association have declared dividend OF rive prr cent
on the capita stock thereof r the months S
AuErs 1854 payable At the ose AFTER Mopday lin Of
etptsmoer is'a ~ order OF the Board Of Directors,
aarAv
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w PROCLINfiTIOy

. w OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES couniryraen nd Ioyarsi-
me '.I my cause and be silent that you may hear discard
ta' you may believe, and read facts you may ac,
eHsshiy who, that u IuxuriApt Toe
81 youth aud beauty who. that middle aged but .udders
ufey hi who, that's old II
MN have ocended As speak then none have
1uen1ed In addressing tweaiy-foar million people
Not one of these many have Affected ,h x,.,
lyons kathairon for Preseryinc Restoring and b
@ Dur will proclaim its beneficial far and rsr
by every Druggist in Are. "a. - 49,
-, d. s. BARNES Proprietor
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-14

hAhCOURT, BRADLEY co.
IS Ann STREET and lO2 Nassau Street.
Esw York L. T.
PSiScru wIRrHorsT lO2 wood Strut C7o,p,i,is Jg,,
ii,'NS''.'oEF, - htrsd StrsC, Hdaciss,g, EHgla1d
H. ~ 20 are establishing Dcpos sale Of "Ths Pro.
rector IN All parts o. America Physicians Surgeons Dp..,,
UoIhLeis Dry Goods Merchants Hsers and Niners .S
nch furnishing store Keepers entrusted with IN. t
ana rtiail distribution OF Them whom most iberA'
terms are orsTei for Their enterprise and spndd
oi,h' 70 them for safe aud profitable business '
~. 'sIIiD,' apply 10 HARCoURT, BRADLEY 4 co.
ss'-uNHoh 8 Ne York L !
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ftiTl HOTEL. ----------

SoNbCCrED UPoS THE EUROPEAN
MS o'eI mas recently been enlarged al
49,. | ana IS noW oten for the reception Of p.r
inahrGi transient borders
hours either IN their apartment (xhaut extT. cbs,,e ~
unInE rooms or in the saa mango, which Is s.eb.J
70 me o,g THIS Hotel beng three minute, vail
u ie IFlsr intson River and New
10 the city Will ind to their advantage TO Five The CT
call as the proprietor solcsa share public
GEO. W. HARPEI Prnnristar
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-14
No. y FoURrEENrH ST.. RicHuoSp.
FALL TRADE, 1881.

FRNO AL WHOM ~ NAY CONCRIIN-T am er,dniv n
oTmed mat my slave TOM, who hired 70 DO work upon
lg NgrIok and Petersburg Railroad no Rrs ~ hbssu
aken y one Foster 10 Richmond or lie nsshbobooj FOR
n o. henF hired out 10 said Postsr
nss aii 70 sou2y With bis obligations 20 ,nd hai Illegally
s ny pLoPety, hereby warn al persons not 70 hire said
save nor otherHe interfere with
er notify Al those Who have been b. accessory 10 the
ae1enon OF said slave that any accident happen him by
alon o 'aeh detention in Richmond uhcrs cholera
prevail or eeEhere, they shall held responsible
auSl-f : uPsuITg ynrf,ik n.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-14

RCCRNETI,S COOLERS, &c.-Burnetts Hot Water
- coolers Locks Patent Shower Hip or sItI
bpon Hand Shower Chdren Baths Foot baths R.fTie
rator &C. Good Stock hand by
IN ZIMMERMAN,
-tey Corner Main Aud
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-14

H. ~: WINSTON CO., Gate srrrox 4 wnsrox1
urossu Oomm,on ard Forwarding Merchants eoynsy
sna 18Th streets siye their personal 70 The ssis on
roduee entrusted to their They have IsrSe
n o. oood' ebracinE almost every I'M their line ~
shinn they invite the attention Of City and Country pssis,
q pnosna P.ynenh - " ~ wv 'A'H'
lSr w,,SYs'oN' WIN SUTTON,
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z. j. IL MCAMpnEl

AITORNEY At LAW. LFYIy1TOy ".
EBpNIHts IN The Courts OF RocxnRIpdr Arar.,r,
-, , OehI and LrScuhrR1, and gives hi. nAsn
~ 70 ms Profession, he N. Ia, rSensfee
rfsinoes nade N'Ainas, and prompt re-
{ ~ E rEA s5o,00O-C0N NsR 0T1L sdTIy5s
- 1fnh-OFricx Az me sroRE QUARIE5 4 p5nnvrsoS
IrH srRsSr-Deposors In thl. n.tiu,ion Iii aoohE on
i've per cent for shorter tine. s OF longer, and
WILLIAM q PAINE p-,,
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TO WESTERN MERCHANTS.

CtTOtHs ron SALE
- 5000 State, 20 years 10 run
5000 State, IL years run
1900 Short dates, State
5000 Petersburg Coupons, guaranteed nv The a,.,.
5000 Jamts River and Kanawha by
10000 Cily OF Richmond, long dates y Wv ''~'
iooQ soulhside, guaranteed By the City Of Peter,butg
10000 Richmond aud Petefsburg Railroad per cent
30 Shares Richmond Fire Association gtock -'
~ Shares Virginia Central Railroad stock
US-iW JOIiN A IIscsa s ny, p .Saa,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-14

" thLhAM mIRLE1, Exchange nnd Col
~ lcCInn ONCE, No. 3 Pearl street. Rchu,onI W
sold. ~ ''''''' WIN &C. fought and
COLLECTIONS on the Cities Of yirrini, anil yo,, c,,.
made on favorable ' Na''"ua
sIOChs bought and sold on Commission.
he,er 70 Chamberiaine, Cashier Y,rnsr p.,N ~
w Bosdcn. Esq, Cashier Rank Of yrginia Ho,foit
Va Josiah wis, kq, Merchant, Norfolk va MssTs N.v,v
o'en hanEsr Richmond, Va Mciss Purcell Co Rint
" "eh"ond va John Thompson ESQ., Merchant, Richmond
o
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-14

SGGhu, &c
- leo bbh Conee; 20 boxes Loaf
lGo bois Crushed and Pulverizcd SsUGAR
81 bids o and PR
Bio bags RIO, LaEuayra and Java Coffee
- bids Caba; 20 bblS Moiasses
usrces Rice
Is bali chests superior GunpoEder Tea
100 bbls No North Carolina
- bbis No Halifax urppryo
rs half hbls Woods Roe. 90 bis No9NC
au23 EoWiY ygop ~ ~ ~
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EyALL AND WINTER DIZZY Goops.Sws )

~ OIiCE.-An persons Indebted Mr.. j. sTEGAL are
hereby quested to make payment IriDouf deidy
seo-6t 49, TIs rprrsrvr.
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JOB PRINTING.
EXECUTED AT rus OrTICE NEAT AM CiIgAp

,,, JOHN VI. HOyALI, -
MERCHANDISE AND PRODJCE BROKER
X
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PATENT FIVE sH0oTERs.-we are Agent. for
the sale OF the above article, which simplicity ease Of
loading and Gaping rapy dhargng power and correct
nogether with convenience in carrying liability 10
euenta disehage, Ia far superior
,upero, 20 Colts Pistol 10 force accuracy sty
~ DURABILITY, all OF which has been well trials with
oo made In various parts OfNew England past
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-14

N II b~t hBth continues Auction and comnj,.ioa
o te SAFE OF slaves only, respectfully reiuess
persons having such property OF TO give him
ne feels confident from his long in the traJs q,
him Tor sale as hey that every eE
o on ms part shall be used 10 obtain kyhe,t arts
publicly and privately. Persons al distance
aye ioT sale viii on their arrival the depo:s and
sIIngs meet with my servant DlTy, will taka
Negroes and deliver them ons s ~ .
tended top promptly. IS,IS Sny VII oe at
au26 y, E'y MIN DAVIS,
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TeyO THE FIi,iEH. oI yI,,,5Ix,,-7

OF Peruvian Guano has become I,s ne
u 20 me Interest OF the Farmer, ty any substitu ss,
p-rpoie which can be had than haIf nrie.
% are rseeEini neT Fertilizer, called TATEU which We d..
GGano, except per Ammonia, FOPe''Fs OF
We invite the attention Farmers To thfs -,.,.
AUDIT rrr = m
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30 The best evidence that he afpcri in 6vo- Of 49,
Saeiounss' OF hoohands German prepared BY DR.
Aes Is the unprecedented demand ali parts az ,b
on anu there msy be compounds prepared aud
as oeihg worthy OF liberal patronage, yet We feel
constrained 10 remark that the number OF
which The worthy doctor has honored by h
ana re'peotabiiy, who found Il 10
70 ms preparation testimony sufficiently con elusive
mat more tnreua remedy almost mu,Iat. r.,f n,
those AFFLICTED with that direuI msAdy dysprp,a Ia.
been discovered. ''' @'-f'f'-' We, us ,e'
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-25
WHY DC 7 LOVE HER :

Why DO love her? II cannot well answer,
Except in the negative way;
Ii is not because she is formed as a dancer,
And trips Ger the door like a fayj
Nor is it because she warbeo so swsetly,
While touching the tuueful guitar,
IT'S not that she dresses so neatly
'IIs something more exquisite far.
Why DO love her ? --'Tis not that her beauty
Is equalled alone by her worth;
Ills not that in flial affection and duty
She has not an equal on earth
Nor is it because she has genius and talents,
With all that the schools can insil,
A rich cultured intellect, fancy TO balance
'Tis something more exquisite still.
Why do love her? because | have reason
TO know that heart is an urn,
Where purcst affection, stranger to treason
VIII warmly and purely burn.
Because sAo will love with az feryont devotion
As glows in a selaph above;
Because she is alive to each tender emotion
love her because she can love.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-25

New York is very healthy, although
dirty enough 10 be otherwise. The ohol-
era is nearly died out, and nothing rosenb-
ling an epidemic, with the exception Of
an Intermittent resembling fever and ague
in its mildest form, exists among us.
The late news from Europe, puts me in
mind Of Mr. Wrinkles declaration, that
he was "going to begin" There is any
quantity Of 'bounce," but very little in
dieation Of a disposition to 'go in.
However, the Crimea Expedition has sail
ed at last, ard we shall soon know wheth-
er it IS a real Observation-Disclosures demon
stration, or onlya make-beleve, like Cali
gua's landing on the shores of Britain.
The Episcopal Convention Of this do
cese, on Friday last efler balloiipg eight
times, ,-rlected Rev. DIR. Potter, Of Abba
ny, as provincial Bishop, the Office made
vacant by the death Of Rev. DR.. VAIN
wright. His principal competitor was
Rev. DR.. Finton, Of Brooklyn. The
"Churehman," the "high-churoh" organ
here, advocated the restoration Of Bishop
Onderdonk, as absolutely necessary to re-
conciie this oontumanous diocese to an
Offended Cod
Two Williams were discovered in the
act Of entering the premises Of Mr.. Lo-
gan, baker on Oh street, near Avenue
c., and an alarm being given, they were
pursued by officer James Cahill, Of the
lllh Ward. He speedily overlook and
closed with them, when one or both of
them shot him through the body, and made
of. He was found in dying condition,
by officers Lake and Vermilyer, who
we're attracted to the spot, by the sound
Of the shots. Two or three bullet wounds
were found upon his person, and he died
before he could be removed. | verify be-
ieye, that the most desperate ruiEians that
ever infested any civilized society, are TO
be found in this city.
The morning papers state, that Judge
Morris, of our Supremc Court, who has
been dangerously i'll, is now convalescent.
He will resume his seat ON the bench
next Monday.
The investigation Of charges Of fraud
made against Mr.. Dyckman, City Regis
ter, is now in progress, before Judge In
fgraham, as a special commissioner, in con-
rormity with the directions Of Governor
Seymour.
Captain Hollins, of the Cyane, whc
was arrested at the suit Of Mr.. Durand,
whose properly was destroyed by the
bnmbardment Of Greytown, has been dis
charged, md the whole matter goes TO the
u. S. Circuit Court, for adjudication.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-25

MoRMoN EMGRATIoN TO KANSAS
We learn from one of the Mormon faith
that movements are on foot to establish ;
'stake" for Mormon settlers in the Ter.
ritory Of Kansas, about one hundred mile,
interior from the town Of Kansas. A
small delegation from this city are prepar-
ing to start in the course Of one or two
weeks, uniting with others at S.. Louis,
which will probably swell the number tc
some two hundred fanatics. They &c
out in charge Of Elder Eratus Snow, one
of the twelve, who is expected 10 preside
over the settlement. Mr.. Snow has been
10 Europe about a year since, and labored
successfully in Sweden, Denmark and
other central countries on the continent
inducing a considerable number to EN-.
brace that faith, and, as a necessary con
sequence, to emigrate to the appointed
gathering places in the western territories
of this continent. Companies Of these
converts are expected 10 arrive in few
weeks, who will be sent forward by the
agents Of the "slake" at 81. Louis TO The
settlement in Kansas Alton Courier.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-25
YOUTHS AND MA1DENs.

Horace Mann, President Of Antioch
College, Ohio is in favor Of educating
boys and girls in The same classes. This
system has been tried for ten or twelve
years, with the happiest result in the
Oberlin College, in that State. Tie
Home Journal thinks the plan not as
Utopian as it at first seems. Mr.. Mann
says in a recent address:
"Besides and beyond all this, believe
hat the daily and thrice daily meeting Of
the sexes, with occasional interviews in
social circles, will be mutually advantage
Gus to them. Il will work both moral re-
straint and intellectual excitement That
intimate regard which each sex has for
the other sex, over and above what it has
Cor the same goed qlaiities in As own
The difference betweeR friendship and
luye--is too precious and 100 powerful an
agency to be thrown away in the eduoa-
lion Of either. believe il 10 be an agen-
! cy which God meant we should make use
OF TO promote the refinement, the progress
and the elevation Of them both. believe
it may be made 10 supercede many Of our
| present coarse and rude instruments Of
discipline--the goads and budgeons OF
punishment which are employed to rouse
young men from the sluperfaction Of idle
ness, or beat them back from the gatcways
Of sin.
"And what a state Of society does it
invincibly argue among parents, and in the
community at large, il young men ond
young women cannot be brough. together
70 pursue those ennobling studies and to
receive those apt instructions which pre-
eminenily fit them for the highest duties
of their common life, without mutual per-
il! And where, in reason or in divine
commands, is their either warrant or pre-
text for the doctrine that those whom
God minges together in the family, by
birth, and whom, through the sacred ordi-
nance of marriage, He designs for a still
closer relation in after life; where ask,
is their ary authority, human or divine,
for seizing AMI violently separating these
same parties. for four or six or ten Of the
middle years Of their existence2-those
very years when they can best prepare
| themselves, by Che elevation of Whatever
is in them Of good and the suppression Of
whatever is in them Of evil, for future
companionship SO intimate as to be less in
identity. Such separations is obviously
unnatural; and if it be necessary for the
preservation of sexual purity, it is time
that the whole community should take
the alarm, and hasten to devise less mon
strous remedy"