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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-10
Gutlern alto 6arownrs.

Gutlern anb 6ar6wars.
CHAS s LITTLE Nos 80 and "a FutOn-ss Offers
~ Cooper Tuos IN variety Of Abeon Horizons,
CongeTs Burton's, and other manufacture.
Coopers Iron Rive 70 and BrSss Hoops
5Oo sets Coopers' TTass HOOPS
House and Ship (GrPenens Tools
House and Shipbulders Hardware lie
ERANKLINITE IRON ORE for 5ALE.-5,0O0
tbs superior Iron Ore 0r mKins in blast fralses from
New Frsnknte Co Sussex Coanty New
jersey delivered the the Cily Of SeTork
Apply 20 HOLDANE Co No u NAsh,sstoa-st
MAGNETIC IRON ORE for sALE-IO,OO0 tuBs
Iv1 from the celebatrd Vein situated FrAnka New
Jersey belonging the NewJers fAnkne Company Apply
70 aOLDANE L Co. No. 81 w.shinE st
WROUGHT IRON BEAMS, of novel form aud
great adopted tie United Stats Assay osee sa4
devised Tor rrstclAs
buonEs 81 50 lnes foot 70 Pesaed leazas
and rveted ready for Apply 70 COOPER HEWITT No II
Burhngsip New York.
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Couartucrshlp Notifies

COPARTNERsHIP NOTICE-The undersigned
" are HAPPY that in eOa'eqsencs q tsaf
Sosoos Re sas 90 1..,s 4.sis
e H,sa cGss s -. , .s psas -. Sol
cs.sa ~aI - eorrsasd st as pa ,,sad y, ~ "a
t,y itAt he issrel g,.Soa.s hsrsosss
MS is4 the Or" / : Or mi -' 9 s5fs5
yEN..r. R.rrv ,pd Gordon ceaaact the blsnes- a.
N.%SoIi .sa VI & GosI1 PSi.dsSai. f'Iar'F
Me-- BERRY GORDON hsrs that By ksspias ins s.oIi
S~ sna seeOnahnd Pagos a; rA As ias ss.soa
op tos her largest catalogue .ai popa-
ss. hs 70 sie , me! - y. :. Ga i@s'sss T
''' ''' not lower than any other house. SS 3 S,,
COMPREHENSIVE NOTfCE.-PIRRSON NJ
y oTis Of the arm Of Isaac oss Co. 80 raIs DAT
admired posr ss n :s .n 1fss nd sale d soo
and Shoes win carried the anasSasd sass ne sane
y1rSSaaSny ~ oorfl
x,v.Yo,.Jnalr4 6 ssFei 4 sEsSsrr'
DIssoLUTI0N-The COPartnershP heretoIose e5
GREENE Co this day dissolved ~ TIN TIM GRaoSEa
k k6bHa \ sf M6SLTox S S1 6 PLi%Frox
copARrNYRsHrP sub.er ber have formed coparsasr
.sP 'nS S sS SPaSn GREENE la
FI lhlS n SREESE OLIVER . rwEg0Y
nISSOLUTION-The COpartnership heretofore e1-
H. undsssned under the arm parl' o. FAA
St Climbs s g. EyER at s. .ssess4 q u. Co
parns bip old stand Ne % Godsr and ao1s sta'T1ea
~ ' 80 ~ ~ A K FRASER
New-York Jan / 1854 q o. ENEtttt.
DIAN0-FORTE COPARTNERSHP-Ihe under
signed respectfully that thei have ss2oa'ed WIZ
the uselye IN their bSiaess u manufacturing paa0Foftes
Mr. WILLIAM r. BRADBURY,
he as.Dzuishsd Musical Author and Lecturer ant
MR. EDWARD @. BRADBURfS,
tie York pablo slce@sa eAc es
OF MUSIC and the and stylr Of the new nm ~ Do
LIGHTE NEWTON BRADBURY -.
conducted and
N'- - W " ~ c. LI3HrE,
H J. NEWTON
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wM n FRANKLIN Alctionesr
Y1UE MFTROPOLITAN planning MILL.

IHE METkOPOLITAN PLANING MILI-
i SITUATED 18th and IS TIL SITS. BErWEES9Id aa4
l0THANs he undeTsigned will sell a. Auction GA WED's
DAY Jan TO- at 10 o'clock the premises without reserve h
Fleming Mlr with tive years uneKpred lease Of
Of Ground uHning through from I'm 10 ls bet~ssa sh
and tsys and Ennss Boilers Machines &c aa lrol
BeinE 5A1o feet Cy nder Boilers feet dm9ter " oct
long, 4 Horse Power Engine with niabe shsts puies bes
l5i Cd Bardsee Mcnes Beadsee fo1fas M
Growing Machines Shaving Carrier and fresg large an1 sAl
Cylinder saw Benches ana sws rs Grd stone VITA oen
small Grind st0ne lsr.e Ncis knowes Saw di
with other Tools Tor cary large busin8 Tao
above al order al cr great ndacemsat 70 tnJ
washing eonnGe e5ark 10 the Planning and saw business
with the Bsarlsces celebrated Machines The Bldas
and In zine well adapted tor carrying other Haaaar
ing brsncs
TER1s Cah approved ndorsed Tor three and foT
monbs For further particulars inquire the PTeas rom 70
10 "A CHARLES BUSHNELL
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fnrniinre, &e.

furniture, &c.
nEsk WAREHOUSE REMOVED, from Broad
- near Wsllst No. 54 Broadway, Gohc Hall Tas
subscriber bis friends and the public generally 70 give HIN
eA wien want Of Counting ouss other SIS Of Fqn1re
cheap. TUSIS MORRELL
GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS, BEDS,
~ MATTRESSES, ke- a CRAwBUCNs No. $50 GrAal-st.,
SECOND door sas o. sssex<t Newlork-CHEAP Ups OLSrERY
NdfEAIhkk sIOhEIhe ssiention OF families shout parcaAA
ng Respectfully nved 70 the large and beautiful assortment Of
becs Mattresses PaAsos Beds Cots all Of which
pgchasec cash prices ana viii be sold
u inducDen for al 20 call and
70 rakrn then purchases Goods
n sne Tree Of carriage oa Beds AID Mattresses
renovated and made over w. CRANBUCK
IRON BEDSTEADS.-COMSTOC BROMLEY
Co. Atlantic foundry sostA Brooklyn uAnufaerzre .v-rv
description Of plain snd ornamental Iron BesAs
regard u style material and workmanship.
Sales Rscm No. Is Leon4rds NewfO door wsst Of
Broadway.
Foldins Bedsests Of all Kinda
Hotel Hospital Prison Family, ssxyxat and Chidrsr
seads Always hand Also general Of Iron Furniture
o. Thes Bedstea2s al othsr poin; u
and They always tree holn
exceedingly durable portable .zt ec1Euzisn Orders any
sx'-.' way - a&sesees %
S0MsTOCk BROMLEY d Co
Ma Is LsoasiSs
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ALERT II. sfcoLAY. Auctioneer
HaGEE CTrDLEp EIrDS mr.

THREE CASES SUPERB FURS, per Caasla,
without and positively the last s Of Toe ieasol cJa
Stating real sable V0dnes Capes Cuts and Mails haisns
Pay DO, Taluss, NctoriBes and Cuts 90 Alti 10 &C
Also. Damaged Furs Humboldt TO b. slt WIN
ressrye-ALBEaP II NlCoLAY Co Will asi At sls
WEDNESDAY, Jan. II. a. II ocosk. a. t1s sales.
ROOM No 1903 Broadway superb collection Of furs consoi
real sable NciOrses Capes and Cuffs do Mus elegant Clnei
Martsn Mirtsn Fitch AMI Max
Marten Netornes together with splendid co cnon snf Dt
and L. Robes &c The whole Of thss Fa are VA
strongest description aa a., IN
best Partisan 81 le la point Of qts 1nd s5rss
SURPASSED and H form he dlg sale oftas
Also damaged Fgrs mbol4f 20 be s9a
the highest bidder On view oar before sails
and catalogues obtainsble. ALBERT NTCOLAY
EDWARD sTNrZENiCH,
Lar Chief S.lesman With n H. Leeds Co
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pARsONs & Co.'S RAT and CoCKRoACH EAi

Sold By tao principal Dsuexts "a New Yerk and n
Agsnts-C v cLICKEHER Co, No 81 BNrcsyst, Ca hA ~.
RING No ia1 Bro4izsy wsx-sutcd . b sseeessrs' "
Esossy y 10 rstamea Price Is -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-10

WE CALL ATTENTION of CAPITALISTS aud
w OTHERS 20 tue Part ton sale OF Real - =, ~ 9e,
the Surse Court and under the direction Of TsMPLEfls
JOHNSON referee Of desirable property kno No ~
Cedr GrcenWchtt be sold THIS DAY By AErdONf
J. BLEECKER II O'Clock the MeTchantS Exs4nzs Tbs
property desirable and Offers anasaa Induce MS of etpF
The Lot - inches front BY 50 feet dspta
will be sold the time and place. Gloss Ese
the lo5 Ia Trinity Church wb cl u siirsJ
stu sed the North Ae Particulars be had ofths AIssa
No = ad.af
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of LIMITED COPARTNER-

nIsSOLUTION of LIMITED COPARrNER-
IL SHIP-Noce hereby given thar the Limited C1nartnefp
between the Subscribers under the urn OF Drbt
MILLER Auburn and DEB5f, ORION NJ LLitNS 5eislo
And thar aasr date NORMAN MILLER OF Anbnrn AID
EUGENE MULLGAN, Of Buffalo each and they alone are an
OF the hrms IN the liquidation ot tho 20
partnershr brainess.
Dated Auburn aud Buffalo, Dec L 1885
ELLIOT q srORKE, } s,sc,,I
EDWARD MUNSOS, 49,,
CHARLBS r. COtRlN
JAMES {. DERBY
NORMAN c. MILLER General
WILLIAM ORION. Partners.
EUGENE MULLIGANJ
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ANrHoNf uLsstk4A, A"1"04,,t Is
EOR SALE az AUCTION at the Merchants TX
A csltrgs A.s'ioa.s'.

ANTHONY J uLEgcKEs, AscD0aeer -
EOR SALE az AUCTION. at the Merchants TX
Il chenge cay fok. January u. a. u NJ nat
desirable properly the Village OF New hicsenaok o"n
formerly belonging Of lats steward Isl e15
main upW land ard distant non Fsaghkeepss
H burgh BY plank aud roAds
village could be divided
one or The beauty o. tie country the %
FshkN mountain sud he ertY Of ne st are
There constant communications
bv HUDSON River Railroad poughkeepse and New Htnsarsa
For aud further particular inaare o. ~ St
I BTFFCNFR Auetioneer Brosd-st Of FRANCIS T.
GARBETsON, Counsellor. as-aw No % John-ss NO HSl
w A C.RTgR Arctoneer-S ore No 81 Dsy-s Gfeea scs
GROCERIES, LIQOUkS, TRlNkETS- THIS
VI DAY Ict the Store eSasiss zsses
T. Frl Juu Psse, Dates Brandy nanpssns sas
0her Wines osther Sh variety ot uons ifnArtf wares
YANKEE Notions Fiddle >ugs NiOlins futnes &c
ALBERT II NIcoLAY, Auctioneer
DEREMPTORY SALE, by Order OF ASSUMES,
Il Of DIAMOND JEwELRY' PARTISAN sad ESSL'Si
AIBF at n NICoLAY Co will Sell At Aucti m on WE'D
NEsDAY n u o'clock, The Sal sroom No 20 bro d
.rtnad aortmeut OF Dsmoni Jcwey Parsitn ant Erhsh
ncrded w be splendid singles oae Ssr ald
asd ma splendid Ola uond and haAns't
Bacelrts and Diamond do Diamond tfo stats tsst Aai
Daucrd Srloch C1caiaea ADD
Diano Locket and large variety OF smaller articles OAa'ai
Jawelry -,
Chains keys b0laet hoides b0otsn
BoOdsone rsa Eest Chains Locse1s M greas s
PruccssA Sgnst and Portrait Coral Rings Brooch
and Earliuss M, sac do. To0thpcks SC - - $1,000
EDWAEO sTSrLENlOd
Late Chief Salesman With a. n Leeds q 60.
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cARD-The subscriber would respectfully ave notice to pr
mrsca friends that aer familiar ta
he Pianos Lzhte Newton he has become T satisfied
OF her erory snd he With the avs
all ia search Piano ;a sud judge TOR thsR
selves that while al the attention nec.s
he further and general inter e
OF these duties Will no' az ai nsrter'
"''7 X BURY.
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GSsnd ard Elmsts Dec. 50 1855 ;
A SPANISH GENTLEMAN, a graduate of the
Of Pare and 'eSs'G@sd a. to ss Of gfa :s sad sad
fsfTsues given. Addes. TRUJLLo No le6 Wa ls from Il
INSTRUCTION in BOOK KEEPING. 1t may
safely be asserted thai the student who has passed throg h
Ssr so9:e Of study the BOesssspa deeaT;%snt Of S3LD
few dsys aer entering any eogonghouse 70 understand the s
every operation viii explained and usred the pafd
thoroughly grounded in the objects and al
processes be called to perirm the mos ample aaaioa
III be spsSs 10 fgYS psoSopbisal eSposOn Tkls aal
fsd the sud BE- position which the incumbent
sIsq1reI record and verify the anss9as Of commerce
simple ard thorough philosophical and praets and % hahiag
any eO1ntSs candidate for the position
TESNs-For thooash Double aud Single Eaty Book
keePins and Ar hmss including Books and S'AOney
TNsTRUCTI0N A Lady. an accomplished Singer
and Pianist mining the Italian and German SCHOOL, and
:, Isnsuss,s vSts to obtain board and Iodssos n prvs
family ms ela's boa where Der services in tn
her time 10 sdy boarding. Addre. Jus B. Union
Ne. IA Broadway and Mr. IA. Timm 81 West 9Othsi
EDUCATION.-Th advertiser takes four Boys,
A. der eleven ysa q age INTO h family 'aa make, bus.
suitable tine FOR parents who Es Q place
traihpe deOusy adapted individual make application
I COM vi ~n iS sS s~sd Rf addressed 0' 80 '
INSTITUTIONAL Lady engaged in teaching in
Brooklyn and NeW-York wishes obtain few pup IN
Piaaofoe Singing and Drawing her residence At thai Of the
pupil or wolfe siend school Address A frioune Once
GPANlSH LANGUAGE-Prof GORRIN continues
~ eve private Lessons IN the Csshis native language
Apply al No Al 5thst
WRITING, ARITHMETIC and BOOK-KEEP-
principles the exclusion Of the modern twelve
i eharaanry S7 Broadway, where youth ADULTS
qualified discharge the aees Of Boob keeper with
end dkpstch
MIR CHARLES HAHN lately arrived from Ger
WI honor the public Of
Va edo sea a. Toe David sad ep
" the best institutions Of theknd IN 6uroPe
which he received diploma Tie Perped IN the Hrst
fhhsrnonic Concert wSh great eea Ills residence NO 80
non IL tin o'clock NJ lie refers BY permission TO Mr. h G.
Timu, Mr. Sehafenberg Mr. T. Schubert Co
Gentlemen pa ary inform ID that be ieashes also IN classes
In the evening
NUSICAL-FREDERIC HUDSON, Pianist,
VI fon the ROss Academy London, desrou q Do Ainns
dres No az Hud0ns Schools attended References siyea
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INSTI-
WI TUTE Nc as 4hs wsshin (entrsnee No
rs GORGE W CLARKE A NJ, aud JAMES FAN
MING A. NJ Prneipks viii the int term o. -
school year the s-eOad MONDAY Of September m
-, "a. m College tboroash knowledge OF French
psnh Italian and German Languages Boob Keeping BY doo
epry Drawing and Paniak together with tnoretA
s.S n sop. extsni practical Surveyffg.
containing equations terms references &c usy
be bad 81 the Hesitation
CTUYVESANT-S SQUARE sCHooL-Psrents de
~ snx lect safe pleasant School tor hei as sre 10y ec
% call st No 81 Esstlelhst :. - : Iro.
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Snl DOZEN Double Plated Silver spoons and
OOO FORKS will he sold TO DAY by n. LEEDS Co, y,
Ws being first qua y goods and he property ots
Gru about business The trade hotels and families are 70
quesied 70 examine them.
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CEWING MACHiNES-FOr Sale, contract with
~ exclusive irwin gs ineudn So chimes hAud about
half rice ard which the gold premium awarded
by band or OF Farm ore taken
change Inquire. pos paid S C. v b PALMERS Advertising
AgercY. New YoIk Tribune Bnildlngs
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A SPANISH GENTLEMAN. a graduate of t

Nfcutltc lonhNicc on ENtnl
Hall ofihe 8oard OF fdncafion coruer}
Grsnd and Elm-sts Dec So lb5j-
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IA accustomed tsachin. French sud
spanish this would give lessons in eaer OF these an
ssnfs private Boarding School The bes
rekIeuoe given Address TRUJTLL0 No 6 Wa st from II
to Qo'rio
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LNOK SALE-Ibe HOaEt dhu lot NO 90 II5uI!-5I.
Broohlvp between President and Csrrosts The house Is
hro stone front stories hgh with basement and under
modern impIoyc nena The lot . ieet wide sy ~
BUildDe. Pi1est-
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briei Rouse On stuyvessnt park House q eet
by uDot le1vth chandelier and al ne modern
pretty osse IL f'h St near Broad
several other Hoeses 10 good ocAion, y
further particulars spp 20 fEkCL r1e o"'not oIOso
nd he MetFop
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE --For sale. a very desirs-
HE and eonlodous Country Residence sad Fan Of pz
tbirv 70 y Of first qp.y land nesr Eazsbstaovn
All he FOR psgticas-s
49, z MEfTLER No 81 ynocfr-
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-07-01
80

THE PLAN FOR FREEDOM. ALI persons
who desire particular information In relation
to the plans, purposes and progress OF the
limigrant Aid Company, are requested to
send their communications to the "Secreta-
~ Of the Emigrant Aid Company, Boston,
Mass. r, ..- ..
We are informed that the Company intend
to send the first train-load of emigrantS to
Kansas about the first of August next, and
before winter they hope to locate in that
Territory not less than twenty thousand
settlers. The Company will forthwith for
ward mechanics and machinery for the man
ufacture of lumber and proceed to erect re-
ceiving houses for emigrants.
The Company Is now organized and books
are opened for subscription to the capital
stock
The original design of having so large
capital as five millions has been abrogated,
and in lieu of annual contributions on the
capital as at first proposed, it is now design
ed TO reduce the capital stock to the sum
that viii really be needed as an immediate
working capital. ana to change the charac-
Ter Of the subscriptions so that the whole
amount Of them shall be at the call of the
Trustees. 1t is now supposed that a paid up
capital of 100000 will answer all the pur-
poses Of the Company. Such an alteration
IN the charter as this necessitates, it is the
intention OF the Company to obtain imme-
diately on the meeting of the Massa chusetts
Legislature At the same time q change
will be made in the title Of the Association,
which shall more fully denote the character
and comport with the wide scope of its eff
1ngt5.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-07-01
The Proposed Amendment of the Kansas
Nebraska RiII,

A bill TO explain and define the meaning of
certain provisions of the act entitled . an
act to organize the territories;of Nebraska
and Kansas" and to repeal part thereof
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
presentatives of the United States of Anne
RIGA in Congress assembled, The qualifca-
tions for holding Office or exercising the right
of suffrage in said territories shall be the
same at each subsequent as at the first cleo
ton, unless altered by the legislative power
OF the territory and so much of the said
act as restricts the right of voting and hold
ing office in said territories to those who have
made a declaration of intention to become
citizens of the United States, shall not be
construed to mean the declaration and the
oath after five years residence, prescribed III
the naturalization acts: but shall be con-
strued to mean declaration and oath made
in any court OF record, when the party plea
ses, and at any time before giving the vote
or accepting the office; and so much of the
said act as further restricts the right of suf-
frage and of holding office to those who will
take an oath to admit slavery in the terrific
ries, by taking an oath to support the pro-
visions Of the said act, shall be, and the same
is hereby repealed
Sec. ,. And be it further enacted, That
the 9th section of the Indian intercourse law,
approved June 80, 1884, shall not be held to
be applicable to any of the territory inclu-
ded in the territories of Kansas and Nebras-
ka, and which shall be open to white settle
ments,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-07-01

NEBRASKA LINE OF PACKETS. A new line
ofpackets, to run between different European
ports and this city, a~e now in process of
construction by Donald Mckay, Esq. The
the Japan" the '' Commodore Perry" the
&" Republic of Commerce. and the 8 'Stran-
sei5 of 200 tons, and built in the best style
Of this celebrated architect. The first to be
launched will be ready in August, and the
others follow in immediate succession. The
line will be fitted out by Captain Lauchlin
Mckay A chief aim in the establishment
Of these packets is to cooperate with the
Emigrant Aid Company, established here for
The colonization of Nebraska = Bost ADV
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-07-01

The Mormon law of descent, as found in
the Old Testament, puts upon the oldest son
the charge of the poor, the aged, &c, of his
fathers house, and gives him two shares III
the division, and makes the estate inaliena-
Die, except by exchange for another equal TO
II, under License from The sovereign power.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-07-01

We understand that contract for The
marble floors Of the new State House was
given out on Saturday last to contractor in
Cincinnati for $4,000 with an advance
of $4,000, and the privilege of using the
steam engine for saving the stones The
plastering and the copper roofing are also to
be contracted for shortly
We should like to understand the princi-
pie that governs the Commissioners of the
State House III their expenditures of the
public money. Why are not the contracts
given out to fair competition? We have
heard men we'll qualified to Judge state that
the flooring contract would have been taken
for $4,000 less if there had been an oppor-
tunity of sending in proposals. This system
of favoritism requires an explanation, and
has been carried quite far enough Ohio
State Jour.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-07-01

Southern man will be selected as
Governor of Kansas and one from the North
will be put over Nebraska The other ap-
pointments will be made up on the same
principle. Slavery will be legislated into
Nebraska within ten days after the Legisla-
Jure meets. The Legislature will be appoint-
ed at Washington, as well as the Executive
officers and all laws in which the conspir-
atOrs here take an interest will be drafted al
Washington, and passed as a matter of
course The idea Of foreign settlers or any
others having any voice in the matter is
laughed at, at the White House. Atchison
will direct the whole movement, and viii be
the Governor and lawgiver of both Terrific
res. If, BY any chance, Benton should beat
him in Missouri, Atchson will be chosen
7he first Senator from Kansas. In regard to
Nebraska, the Northern Territory, no great
attention will be paid to il for some time
The principle, however, now established will
AXE slavery there, as well as into Kansas
Washington Correspondence of the U. S.
tiazerte t't
A writer in New York journal has made
a statement to the effect that among the
1900 lsraelites in the United States, not
one Is engaged III agriculture. We presume
it can hardly be necessary TO say that this
statement has no foundation Whatever
One OF the largest planters in Kentucky, Mr..
Beniamin Gratz, an old personal friend Of
nc late Henry Clay, is an Israelite, while in
South Carolina, Georgia and Florida, and
other States, there are many of that ancient
faith extensively engaged in agriculture. -
Senator Benjamin, offLouisana is extensive
ly engaged in sugar planting, and has writ
ten standard essay upon the culture and
cie!qistry OF that staple published in De-
BOWS Review -y r. I'll. ~
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-07-01

Tho Cincinnati Columbian estimates the
population of Cincinnati and environs at
200, 900, and that Of Louisville at 80,000,-
Commenting upon the railway connection
about being formed between the two cities
it says
The habits OF the Western people make
them locomotive in an eminent degree. The
movement between Cincinnati and Louis
vile will soon be much greater than that
between Philadelphia and Baltimore. In
deed, it is SO now. Six splendid steamers
run daily between these places, besides the
great number of boats plying between Gin
cinnati and New Orleans, and way boats 10
every point of the Ohio and Mississippi
From 800 to 800 passengers daily now move
between Cincinnati and Louisville, The
number is constantly increasing, aud the
Louisville packets never run so full as in
this season.