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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-07-28
VOL. VINO. 3O5.
SQUIRE DOUGLASS.

Douglass is regular roarer, YOU may de.
pend upon it. He is only leetle feller, but
there's pesky site Of politics in him, l kin
tell YOU.
allow dye do, Mr.. Douglass?" says and
stivered up to him, as stiff as you please.
meant To let him know that was some.
body as wei! rs him.
'pooty well, thank you,' says he. 'Mr.
Whittle, aint itp
tole him it was, and he said he'd hearn
the President speak of me.
'Jes, SO + says lookin' pooty stiff about
il.
'He tells me you are a good Nebraska
man.
We'll, yes, read that last speech of yours,
and between you and J., it was fust rate. MIR.
Pierce sent it me with n commission 10 come
and see him, and really ! was quite konvinc-
ed by your argument
thought I'd farter him leetle, and he
larfed and shook me by the hand.
you are man of sense, SET, says he
Jest so. The fact ont is, there is no such
thing in the United States as freedom aud
self-government if the Missouri kompromise
| Is in force
Not bit ont says he. Them's jest my
| views
4 kin remember as fur back as 1920. when
the Missouri komprom;se was passed; the
people at the North didn't like it then-I don't
see why they should now. That amt kon-
sistency,' says !, slappin' him on the shoul-
der.
True as preachn',' says he.
'Mr. Douglass SAYS |, 'what is your opin.
| ion Of the next presidency
well, dunno says he, and kind Of
thort he looked leetle sober about it. The
people kick like thunder about Nebrasky; but
dern 'em, they don't know which side oftheir
bread is buttered and which aint. They'll
come round all right arter n while, though
the darned fuss makes the administrashin feel
leetle ticklish under the ribs
They'll fetch out all right saws 7.
Jest let the South think that it opens
Kanzas and Neb-asky to them, and the North
that no niggers will ever be taken there, and
the things all right
With that he punched me in the ribs, and
larfed. ! understood him.
'Mr. Douglass says /, promise me the
Boston Custom House when you get in, and
| am with you.'
I'll dew it, says he.
The fact ont il, he saw what kind of q
man he had to deal with, and came right up
to the scratch. We talked the matter over
II leete more, and left him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-11
A Parody on the Prize ode.

We published ysst -nlay the ode-rather OF
binary AHA 7, by he way--wriIten by Wm r. wal-
laee, sung at The opening Of The Crystal Palace.
and which received lie pli7e ofSi00. A New
York correspondent. suggests tllnt as Ar. Wallace
is contributor 10 The rtbune, and Two Of ti,rse
membe.so The cae Committee ale or have been
eiiotietiy connected With that journal, they must
have beer, familiar with his handwriting, and tia.
thus hewas the favored competitor. Rnt this is
hsFlly fair suriassion. The Minor, publishes
enc Of the rejected Odes from lie pen Of The Rev.
Ralph Hoyt. which il pronounces almost as line an
anttem as eau be found in The anna.sof American
poetry.
z eoIsespondeat Of The Philadelphia Bulletin.
WHO appears 70 have been an unsuccessful compe-
sltsF furnishes parody the prize ode, with the
following lietace
With The pfoysr5ial jealousy of New Yorkers.
an az Ode which forwarded TO tile Crysiai Paacs
Coamlltee has been rejected. lille snnie serses
strung together b. soiue unknown rhyinsr, have
taken lie pre- sinst proud. but you will see
10y the accompanying p DAI : that ought 10 lave
! taken Il:
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SPECIAL NOTICES

M,s.nr FnsTnn ~ annonnce m, self an nderend-
cnt candidate for COMMISSIONER OF Revenue or the coun
~ District, al tic May Election.
n,,2 J. D. MAXWELL.
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Fsain our Palace no is away,
a Promises mako itpay-
- - See gain the glad stocl holders
a aes, AL ,.s sS ss ,s ls!
Rcadihe high laIdtins Inns
neie behold the great B5rti,,bo,
nm ne came,
tile nlay OF . Uncle Tom -
Only by tile mind Barnuhi,
Candle fh,sde s build ticr palace. 8 81
Ia great tiotlaniss wilderness.
4 & ION Tie next verse have spread myself
- Nat;ons hear tlaf mighty nusic
- Rolling Fnliil NE .,
Btl,lgilis deserts, ple Mig oeeans FL ID
lsf. Marquis all HE sIars tlaiIsi 49, ~
3 Telling MI .iet;g sial place
~ me-, { eM othefst r. a
ITelp di,sinishedilea 10 hi.Ie.
81 lslIekel hoslsefSi soif be ioyfeif
:, tsen our taIsce nav VIII nay.
/ Has assumed fl.e guiding sway y.
81
TaE EsEMsN7s OF Poi.icF Foacr ,rhs te4
cen. eisei'lli New having terminated
IN the success pIincpaliy Tie Init Reform Ii lex
ct. the struggle since as been upon tile selection
foi police force, 10 " hich The Refomers con-
tended, loo many foreigners had a.ways beensop$
pointed. This besag disputed. lie editor OF the
crssesilf ascertain he nativity of an The men
composing the Ioree. IL is as foilows. 3s
Police pf The first district. two Enelisnmen. ss
irshmep, p Germans and 25 Americans; Police
lof iheseconddi sttict 90 FteaeLmen q GetnSiis
~ t79l'es q ne
80 -
s''.s - e''ss 9sses
~ = - asssp 70
~ ~ ~ Y si's, sss.y
- -
- = = aies.ss y neiorm
s, -. sss s 9ses ssanas
80 sss = = .A...s a..s.
T,,k cSops issv,so,a,, pha pa. -.
Isns s,i q inc sillis y;
line Sf I.ss aud along tle
looks and should S,s mo-
tersbefail, twill tewafihe farnel with d u iinu9
EsnaIly abundant Yield: so
great OF TO
we. rs
sse pt many beds Of iisii plants. " e may there
Eisre.scoaelads Ii 4snalliefop win beiPiichel.
GaNFlAGRA TinNs.-a Saturlay was marked byltwo
leslructiye conf in New York, anu one
alsoin New Jersey Atogdensburg three dwell
ing houses were destroyer ii Jjtica 4 drug Store
aud buildings ndi5iiiing look me, ca,tsins nsioss
lof about fifteen thousand dbl nj Had.
Siass lie II. tan1sry and as contents were
Ec6nsamed -loss estimated at sf5fleen tlons
andsJollarsa 81 80; sl.s
hsilae -
Eexcsntionof The eofna,aid.f.in a.tb,.,s s
Ehar an tiicef of
ssrgice nov, III for no has not silis5
gone OF Is the point of going a he h;ls
tie rank and e are 50 ! M 81
leave England al
lie considered the ,n,,rnos.s ofl
other country il. lie world
publican. IS l;aa.'sSl
,ssst 80 go = 3 esss,5ssI
Hon n.n s.
mar, 9i,a,I,I ISot,n,,II I,
IlayS am 4, ~, iss
when lii. cios.Is
took OH iat anu iaiI,is M.
THE engine i,n,,.tfia ,sstl o,,,os, ~.
TREY III. head,
s.'e Jaw was, % course, instaniaps-
i Gus ~. 80 e So
srEsilSa II. .ss85riis. of 4, ~.
sorted tl. III lie pr.s n lime New i
said. sims al,
bounl. lie nice an !, iiieb
-
s.'s any q Stealing
mas esq men who nre well paid
stl'ls ans
eaS'as Tue men . SNIP WIN iasn aud before re- The
~, 3 niss out oil
Potss ssa1
~ 80 was Inc. faslt appoint
US Ssssn me sssish tss'npsFe,
anu o. te allied
courts
Il 5 l 9
.le nteseEs5were mot qnite unanimous, One Of
10 adjourn. took occasion 10 enoui, E lie BRUSH
Amy a9banl OF mu,ierers sssss.f5 iss,ss sttYs
s,,si 5 81 49, = z-4z5-s S. ~
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iaunos-e uiyaetl As INDEPENDENT candidate for The
nfce Of slesIif Of ohio county At Tie May election.
ans ALIX NJ. JACOB.
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VIM TnMEHns

RoolkbfnderSc EsIsspIS book IInnnfaeiuIfri
no. 2aA, MONROE sTREEr, Up .srAiEss "a
M GUILD respect aIly mora his friends and he
Y in general. thar lie hls aonsIt lie esIsbisi
iaiey known as James Essing's 0okbindery sld ~
pooE otys and is lepaIe 10 Jue N -
o. DER blank books OF every description, nie H41
ziilesi Ie &c Iot 10 be
2 ny eSte oil iment Ia the cDdnl y. - e'i-'l
gzGonstantly on land an assoftn lent OF Hlnk Bh
Riio74fy s Iiff
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of The Palace. One Of lis est points is lle--
oRpEe OF Pgocgssio4.
Band of lliisic,
playing sJoIlions asliard road 10 trabBle.n
PnisEAsr ~. BARNuat,
President OF the Palace, in a tiiumplial
- clarnot from lie Iiippodfome,
- - drawn by - donkeys
Crystal Palace Directors in q Snarl.
b ~, Band Of Music.
playing ts'H here's got d time coming, boys,
wait aslitile longer,
Recipients of z fize liedals of
~ S53, in n cab.
COO dlsapnoiilte, Ex liibiiors OF 1853.
Bandsof Music
PLAYING ssHope told a linttefing tiie., +
Treasurer Ufs the ,sinl Palace Company, sups
ported by the Sheriff
Band of MUSIC,
playing - Flats the way he money goes. .
sAntiior of the Pine Ole.
nettpisd on Pegasu with acrown
u OF eileen balze. -
Male and Female Choral Stars, Z, canaitlates FOR
Mairimohy.
= ~ w Bend OF Music,
rs lplayingI Come tlaste to5the Wedding ., 10
Ftotesslonn PuiI Writers OF New York;
~ Hatace q reety, on his Last Hobby.
Band OF Music,
playing all i had a Lon key.,,s
StiangetSsi in Search oil the
Elephant. s
l1nthaS order the ptoce sniE wound ronnll among
Tue nayes The tel. graph sts lis il with EisyJ
vi The aud z aiispttine airs of tlIe tiiIcr
/, nj and Indifferent DnnS, piasiny all at the ,lne
time, prolucetifa musical effect Hnhenr,i Of until
ihs OCCASION. The head of the processioh finally
hated in tie shadow Of yashington, aud The
great Balnuni asce9 ed q CRIMSON aais. while The
inIil ttud waved Their hats, and The vatIdus rem
ysentatIyes of fJre igh iations saluieti INN with
cIieS ot !. Viye BarunIn 70 4. Viva Barualiho II
E sjeu z liheas 10 aud e Go ftp. Il. 20
NAriaSsI " i;picsi. cosyEs me ST. Louis
X; 3 ~ fs a Z, -, % = n VI
President OF fhe Convention: DR. r ~ Il,
one of tile Secretaries; and Dir ID i 1sonaii,
PA Treasurer. On the second day various sbl
siraeis oil reports from commit were read. Dr..
1hn "A Atleesof Larcasler, Pa, rea one ON Tile
epidrmics of CIV ersey tjennsy fyanitl Mary
iattd aud Delaware. A report was snbmitedlfroni
DR. Donaiison, OF Blitinoie, gu tlit. nresent and
prospe Give yaneo tide Microscope in ID sense.
Th 5c6iantsse on fze ssays ave ljttt one
Ssuuaed Fracture md certain DE forniitiss OF
The osseous system by Pr5f Brainart, of Chicago.
Resolutions were snnanimonsiy adopted com.
Intending The suggestions of thu Secretary of lie
Treasury 10 aboisI or tie lltv
hsuch crude tintgs not producabie ia tiiis coun
". Is are assa NJ The labor OF The country
=. =
iiampsllIrt State MesIIcl Ssrisiy ~
,pinion That The National All asical Asssciaton
dis lii not 10 ntItfis 10
representing n y
4nongsi It's inenbefs any pefsol, OF persons who
ADOPT as their system Il pfaelire a ef am
iiiricism.
s-5s5s
n=z-J,n,ss n. ,p,.,sa, ~. 80,
cast ssitl. lis mn 70
ses ne s"e
ftiirem.nt - - % =
Self INN, reIi ms i, ,;,,,r, r ~ sis.s,;,s1
poei should he 6 sift sns % MaS y
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Mn ispfroRs-Pie,se announce wIi.I.IAM NJ. DUN
LAP as candidate Commissioners ol the Reyeiue Tor
tho county nitiietatihe ensuing May election.
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Bow Missinp.

4 II AAES WHITES a boy about 10 Sea Old wtO BIS
been living with the subscriber for sone tiu
sent on an GRAND hs st1bie ThaTsday Ilsi. lL
lining could be psrertained about the buy exrepttli 4
was seciI IN tic city by qnaIniaee boat
o'clock the same day since which Tine nothing las Va
heard Of him. Had onswheni hsleft brown all r1.
eoItled lsnts seotl cap aud new boots. He Is ue
Iotgl. OF iaif comp xi0n and hack lair. zifi8
70 mat on Concerning said boy ysiiI befhankdy as
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Mn. EpiroR,i announce myself an Independent eau.
diate ortie once sherin ots County. al The ei
suing spring election
mrs-daw JOHN BRADY.
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5 Icel IoeH Ice!!!

Icel IceH IceI!I
splcnSlfd lot OF Ice The contents Of Tie hrEs e
IA House OF f. b. Hornbfook deceased, on Tie eSt
panki W heeliilgs for sale low for cash.. u 4
Enquire at J! aI.snILLON,S.tss 4
Z ap26seN iasia ~ asIifsl Market siIrtt..
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rofs' csslis isoclslns ats, seee oil
sprn ssr sh, an the
Srsssdi d house Keeping. *.
rayg+iis Apciicleer.
= ~ g., - - $1,000
E liz and yin Keen eoustsiitiy on hand
i Flour nom the b mills flfhis fsgi
eg msssi u = ,lss ss i;oes sia nsgot
VEN ;4 Va
M ss,s,.;e,a, 15es,,s, 1s,,,,,,e,.;,,,,,.
-----ss -
II ii. eonn,eaeed seeeivins my Second Stock OF
4 sPritlis mud = sllliH eiootlr
quick ils a have t ssli 81
i've been sinpss din inoif 10 s5ppoint
inany u 5oufl gettil lone when fomsed
%. .s sss IS, ss g, S ne s ~
aSsti 9ys 81 Nov cone o and viii ht you
ali out IN Inc aea test and MAJ iossfbe
ers. ard ans want Mt
out s9as ward TAU Y az I W.T. pe p,,.p
10y ~. = = -
Y q e = $1,000,
dfi esss ssss sSS rfs osl ssa'il
arc o, 10 axe he i in The sot
sely si iic peopie- Us
4 good and cheap goods for our N ui.ey & my9
II 1Sl--t5izs - - T7s-T-S -
- L. = 81 llaisst
Il 10 Flf tei,s NJ ogi ess Was
! - at y MI .- = M ALl.,5lzs nam 81.
eat zeal iler esq = sessedi
i = - SUPERIOR eti'cis ~ y, .so,sS,
= . FRS iaiies Kid FossTfs jenny Liia;s al
10 my. OAK ~ 4ll. l2s Main st..
ss nss faley SHOES Main 81
g, q PMS; srs,zea N
ls7fC1stmy 49, - so.AIs ia LII, 1913 Vain ST.
lfIIIIIs I1 To- h, ne
len GIG ;lss hssf MUD We receive
ss, ~, mi, an sss1sl : @
-myg - g. " aeeAls.Sl. & C. 2
Iit n msS hlsep sans y lor sas y BAKER,
aIlia. ~ s..s = -;
| 10 .,,s9 JANIS 8AtSER.
/ 1 n I1niss llTIts TulreiIllic. iol sane 6y
pn.s biaseed on orsale by I,,,,s as.
/ n aaIE7 Fo55;e s,sI -
la' sa sq19 s. AN e. sl IA tSf So lsskER.
90. @ya s. -. ksEs aAkER
ntl y -li E ft ~ sss 9 *
IN sasalis olISa On lo.Ts.is 5y7E7 =
NJ M nm Eg fslIas Fsisss, nor ~. y ksH:
on o.. sal6. aoiaias, JoTsae : = ea 49,;
0O mye = 2 IAStEs lAKRR.
= inSe - - = =. 8 alEs-BA X sH.
sIennse, and Bro
IN 9vaSg Just elysd 8 !,
"a n n toIIo;Vins 1I
arpoiais 81 tie codfi 10 hold an fseiio o.. Tie
i Commissioners Of tie sycilue constable for each
District cxeept Ristltrt No, in abies
AMI an DSefseer OF the Poor elected, and Dis
eI No. . In which two oolsis bles arc 20 be eeeled
DISTRICT NO. Il.
30 .4.s4t at Nc Coaneils
zJol,n-Si. C1ldLu M. Coo,lnotor
/ ~ HiiIi5lns al Iets Nj y ~ S,f II ssy q II
l 5Cirotge 7FTalieS. : q - q IL -
s Robert sfesssif fsS1
ISaianels nj IN - g u - s&9
ss1ese5 At3 Bfofhartoilss f1;apeT4I. sa8sis
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-11

Burning of the Great RepublicIl.
5l' 81 ANOTHER Tl.IIM ii s7is,lEl
aafisN 81 ills & FOX 80
ID E F.E AN gle = All e s iil9sf x 81
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!. LOOK 0UT BALD HEADEIf- q
A(u botties OF storf's Chemical 3i,si r1in,,;s
eSO iotibaidness and grey hairs
- r2F sale lwlioless ie andT retail by
'7"ss tss J. b. eEowREi, 81 Union Il. 3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-11

A GENTLE HIsT.-s. Please take The half of this
pour apple" said aptetty damsel toia witty swain
fer better half.,' Eliza b!usiied and feferrel him
10 papa. g IS 2 - s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-11

VA correspondent 81, a. Un.on county paper
closes aiiartcle thus: .tfhe substance of This re.
port may be expressed in the language of Shakes
spe4re:
The Duke OF York with thirty Thousand men, III
Marched up the hill, and then marched dow again.
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that Ia, IN The posi- office from Eve 70 ffteenbonIs
W presume they must be from sIangilais or CIR.
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! CAIIIIlR e sGHwl=AY5o;:s


CA11lliEi q SCHWAK0n1S
Goruer alnfn nnI = = IN e...l = ~ iII0NI,J
NNTOUBD inform In iTiei,tis mi IN s4a Ss
That they have eomnieieed n BE- es.sss
#tionery az above syhcr ;bey viii Keen NJ 20
Connexions aud Pssifies. u al their euI
.s aud ,yorken.
SECS The ability 10 give 10 81,
pi'e ON The shOrteat lesist
- -.
III ss nEpef los may AZ - *
- WILDE & BRuz
cpcaNSIl =, y :. q ~ 7, Yer!
w. . VIZ Vt SUAlA En- GO0gS,S
z I,ay,.
nd sss islsls 81 e s ssss
~ ~ ? ~ " Net eSlhptted Below iI,S
= my p sses;
- aa ls.o = i, hawls al $500
on - S S..l. ~ pL one al q GEMS;
300 eciiafs al
Sg0 -. very anc Is
y ssna5sis l'eh't gone Us low a. e5et
With variety Of other Goods loo iejOus' q =.
r a.s ~. III ~
bought from aeiioii wlieE SIAN H. ss ii ANA az
yaIas. y Z * AZ
Come soon you want TO secure barsains, Rsp,,
Der my ttaot'o i.s STU y, 49,
- 3 t2nlek Sales and Small Profits .
ISAAC r RAG fRs- To Main ste.l
snlyl .slsslst..z between AloFrue si,d r.,
6fl poz baltimore Shaker BlOomS, iiSi 1St.,.5S1
~ for sale by RInCEiY ..sesa1l
hlyf InteIligencer, buildings Mt.
a r. - .-..s,
s4Ss s9 IISnIlon Aad1eSli
l,ll,lllserab.e artit les. nice and nv ~
SIC 10 70 lie oowfn Srf assor Si.o
o%i all i. = 'l every afneis we 'a's : de-
bes " can show yor tta
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THURSDAY MORNING. NAY II. lssa.
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The CONF spondence Of ille N. Y. Even

Z
The Panama rsaiIroad
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IL Why did You mol pocket SINE of ibos.
pears " said one boy 10 aiioihef; aiioboiy II As;
Iieleto see.'' Yes here was--l was there 10 see
meaIHthins. IS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-11

IT. HAVE conlnctced receiving my Second Stock of
SPrifEt mud simmer Goods.
consisting ul CoIirs Yeatg LINENS, Ducks,
sea Grass and many otief tice, HE and nice the
and am aied now tc make them ar III
Etasion my CUSTOMERS that much that
eenpelied, thin last month, 10 disappoint
many 5ol getfil clnfle ione promised,
but dle great rusll has he that IL i'm
get up tile works cd
sou, my stock Is inil again. and have got
quantity or come on. aud u viii lit you
II Linen $ ITS and Drawers Silk Stfts and Draw
ore. ard ans otr article that want to ut
inti::sss Reseeeiitiy yntiss s. RICK
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N aNTtsn.-rAs MAI lied man, OF Seiy snal al5
" wishes situation salesman, ieeeSis 4 4
shiTltns clerk or be 1ale hinrse nseiul IN any y.
OF 4 stove satisfactory SeieTence givento some o y
best men in either Baltimore or Wheeling.
- ~ A9dfess, through lie Post Once,
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Ohio County Gonrt August Term tss,s.
pEkEp the office appointed 10 col itiuct The
LEY gene raj election 10 be holden for Tic cofn
non books TO be osene at the several
s me EnIcse OF taking the sense ihe a
" aud the limits of the t., ~
@ an " eeng as tothe propriey OF n tax hein
Court OF Ohio county Aforesaid ON dos in
beyond the limits OF said Citv and, snn
dheeshg aotesaid that they take lie said
to- IN eonormif he n0ih ser
oii ., ~ aet OF ssenibiy, passed May a. is5a
tesse' no. A9cCUEl.oEH Clerk
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Nat;onsi hear ihaf mighty nlusfc
Rolling fltind iile bean - u -
Btigiiig deserts, pie &c oeeans
Mari yins oil Tie sIars in iiaiIsi II,
rs 3 Telling ~ tie ry tai place
sfst1 tslolifes SeN io fkefss lii
s3 Telling al "a low us .rsovineial,si
1'ieir FURNISHED lteals Il, hide
ssfgi e lSilickel hosle sOif be ioyfaif se4.
FOr our taIqce navy viii pay n
VOW tilst fsaendn,s mighty niiddle e
Has assuised tic guiding swa y. y 81
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WISH 10 seil MY flI m near 49, 4
befat terms, and iiione or me,s y aha vii,
.desltea. ipais i'''ss lEstst Il 4
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fiiE fRANKRoRr (Ky.l CoSFLAenArIoS. THIS
terrible conaagration, which occurred on the 2sth
ut, and whlch announced by telegraph, was
the most destructive Frankfort ever Witnessed
The principal square on Main street was Ind IN
ruiAs. The fire was discovered about hall past
ten O'clock at night, in the large grocery and con
fectiunery egtablishmentof Gray 4 TODD, ut the
corner of Main aud Lewis streets. II spread so
ripld ", tiai Mrs. Gray's son Sthreshly, who var;
Sleeping i'm room over the store, was compelled
TO escape by juming oltt of second story widow /.
fn n few moments the flames were bursting from
every window and floor and from the root. Tie
famesw were suppose Ito be undcr control at Ciies',
the Chief exertions Of the ireuien were dIfece to
arresting the. nj the point they had now ached
= Henry Evans old stand With great exeiilun
this Avas accomplished; but IN the n-aniiue Tie
fire had broken out with fresh fury below and
pissed The hre wall ii Ches', and rapidly adyan-
ced until tile buildings down 10 the corner Main
and ST Clair were eilysloped IN one raging .af;
ing flame. The only hope OF Stopping tile flames
nov wns in making n gap ahead Of them, and a
numbel of citizens set 10 work to pull down the
small frame buildings occupied by Henry Samuel,
tatler, and Harkins, tnior. &c. Here success
lul stand was made, and partly by pulling OIL roofs
and touring down fences and other wooden. con-
sdictprs flume, aad partly by vigorous appli-
the fire broke ont several loud explosions took
place in The store oil Gray q Todd, caused, per-
hans, BY q cnnnster or Two of powder or by casks
ofliquof. The heaviest OF these occurred just Us
1hiee or four gentiemenswere entering the front
door to carry some goods out, aud the conclusion
wassuchast throw them violently into tue stieet.
They wtfe all more or less bruised but none oil
them seriously injured. ! he iolnl loss Us esti-
inats not less than $3.50. 600. In some instal-
ces tie losses were fully insured though in others
There was no insurance Whatever.
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kII.tMoRE At NAslyilIE Mr.. Filimoie
and Nj. Rennedl arrvr,i al Nashville on rims.
day Ief,ling on Tie Chattanooga Ri,iirond. Ti,ss
met with most enthusiastic recepti0n. Thec;l.
izens. military. and hrestompanies t,irne,l ot IN
masss TO receive hem TLey were welcomed ~
Bx Gov. Brown AMI rendered The Inequalities 81
sheicsty. The replies wsIe highly appropriate.
Complimentary dinner was n'iifem at The Nss,,-
yilIe Inn lie SAME evening. on Friday s,fey,
were 10 visit the Hermit &c. and they were 10
leave the city ON Saturday Tor Washington, via
chaheston
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Sd IsE- OF BRIDGE STOCK q
viii sell. on wetli,e, as lie O;h ay Of Nst
a. the cotllt hiuse Ia The al 81 " eeiiag a 70 S
~ d., -Four inld red Shates 81 St6c IN the WteiEE
iselmoilt Bird gouiIiaiIy N ~ 1855
< fsF!fs 81 Saie-one tffrd TO he p.id in cash Inv
ance in three and six months Viii interest he purhs
gistng nesottabi n6tes, Will proved see1sity y
2Iz5 DANIEL, a. LlSI.i
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PRIZE ODE.
b MooLLy NOS wsLEl

10 the flonlentAry darkness
Ftutf ouT. Palace fiotts away
Io Z the glorious brain OF iiRrnnn
Promises 10 mako pay
See again the glad Stockholders
- SIS Meet aud rub Their itching palms,
And BartiItnss glowing fosraInnc
Rcadthe high ialdtins aanis
neie behold the feat Baftipbol
"A ye, Viii him The liroiits cbnej
lie who colneh Tile shining doat 4.
eFf,nit lie play % = uhcle Toni.,s So
OILY by tile mind OF Barnuni
TIfobbIng With assli ed success,
ganth 'hilders build their palace.
Egreat tiotbann,s wilderness. =
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a * u, :. y Isl ~ Jh KEN E.s3 - s.
9lsv two story fick itsseiiine
= on lhe island and containing rooms REM sst9
ri,99 eife at the Insurance Once OF essIs Dose a
- ags
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Distance ArARr no Pi.kSr EREgs.-.rhe Agri
ton and experience ON this subject. we have full,
made M nur minds to the conclusion that IN aiil
paris OF tile unitd States AMI the caualas, th'
following distances are tie least at Which The
trees should lie required 10 ssanti
! Apples SO feet,Eor two rods 0feetisln none to,