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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-17
LEw1spURc, Marshall city, June 10, '55.

."@ LEwIspURe, Marshall city, June l3, SIS.
EDITORS OF TIE UxroM-Hon. G. w. JONES ad-
dressed large and attentive crowd in this place,
on Moaday last, and made one of his bes. efforts.
Mr. JONES is plain, impressive, and logical speak
er, and upon this occasion dealt out his heaviest
blows upon the anti-American order. When Mr.
JONES had concluded Mr.. COLLIER of Winchester
arose to answer that gentleman and for about two
hours beat about him right Justify. His effort, it
seemed, was rather intended to mslead than to in
form the minds of his hearers He neither ATTEMPT
ed, nor could he make an argument in favor of a
cause which sets argument at defiance After this
gentleman had closed JAMES q. THOMAS was called
out, and speak but the common opinion when l
say he made about the happiest effort of bis life
He told Mr.. COLLIER that as wing he had no
right to complain of blr. JOINS nomination for
Congress as he had done-that this was meddling
in the household matters of other people-thst the
conduct of Mr.. JONES, so far as the nomination for
Congress was concerned, had been honorable and
manly, and that he, THOMAS, should support him
with his whole heart. He then took hold Of the
know-nothing speakers positions, and literally de-
molished them. The crowd was occasionally con-
vulsed with laughter, while poor COLLIER and his
friends exhibited degree of modification that
could not be concealed. 1t was perfect shocking
ont and cannot be denied.
The democracy of Marshall are hard at work: ev-
er yone talks and acts as if the election depended
on him, and rest assured that they will give good
account of themselves in August The democrats
who were decoyed into the know-nothing trap are
quitting it by scores, and those who know best at.
finn that nearly every man Of them aoiQ quit ex-
cept few Office hunters whaaAave not fairly test
ed the faith of their seducers
By the way, wing and democratic speakers for
merly met together, divided time, and discussed
principles like men--Samuel seems in the wreck of
his political morals, to have thrown aside even the
appearance of good breeding. He thinks it is cum
ming and smart to have some speaker mot general
ly very great at that who comes up at the call of
the order without no tce to his adversary. Amidst
the general destruction of whiggery its good man.
ners might at least have been retained.
Yours truly,
A DEMOCRAT.
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ADVERTISEMENT

Weak, nervous, depressed in spirits, aud prey to in
Vulnerable mental well of physical evils the victim to
dyspepsia is indeed object Of commisseraion Yet it
is absurd for him despair We not how low weak
nervous and irritable be may be- the cordial properties of
Hollands German Btsers prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson
Philadsphia stronger than the many headed
which is preyipg upon his body and ind; and if he
chooses to try them, we viii insure speedy cure.
10 Ssc advertisement ~-r---. junei4-lm
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Winchester Springs,


FRANKLIN COUNTY. TENN.
THESE Springs will be opened for the reception Of vis;
i tors the 18th of May, 1855.
The Winchester springs situated in healthy
try so miles South of Nashville and miles West OF
Asonis Depot the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
The water consists of
Red, Elaek and White sulphur, Chalybeate
and Pure Free stone.
Hacks will be kept running to and Om Asonia to
with the cars to convey passengers to aud from the
Springs.
Within one mile of these Springs runs Elk River Of
the finest Trout in the country and near By
fine hunting grounds which deer wont 10
range The location of the hotel is very romantic and
pleasant combining many of the beauties of rural land
scape. -sr rI.v
The proprisOrs will every effort to render visitors
comfortable.
Board per month. .........-.-..........ssS 90
.F WEEK. ...--.-......'... o w
day. Observation-Disclosures. l so
Children under eleven years DID, who do not to the
FIRST table, will De charged half the above rates Servants
half price Extra charges for meals sent to rooms.
Mrs. NJ q SIMS
may20-2m THOS SHORT.
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SALE OF
BEAUTIFUL UILDING LOrst
I'm HasIam,s Addition
THEanAV TuV ocTu infant

Oh IUE5UA1. ZbIh lNeIAN1g
ON the premises, will sell the following Lott: On
~ Jsffersnn Street. Nos. l. 2, 8, 4, 2s, IS and "a
On NJ. is comfortable Dwelling occupied BY Mr.
Fez Nos. l. 2, and t. in the Corporation, and
entitled the invaluable Free School privileges On No
"a is a good Store and Dwelling.
On Belve Street. Nos g. T. o 10, II, IL, 10, IA, Is
On No is Dwelling Hocse.
Warren Street Nos 1s. IT, IS, ls 90 e. 20 and 2s
On No % is situated a comfortable Dwelling
Also Lot B. fronting 1872 feet Warren Street and i46
feet on Hasa Street including the comfortable Dwelling
now occupied by Samuel Hssam, containing sonnet
good Rooms These Lots are well situated in the mesa
industrious energetic and thriving portion Of City
They are convenient to good Water OF the Lots haV
ing on it amOst excellent we'll The Lots viii be
sold credit OF two and three years. for Notes bear
ing interest satisfactorily secured payable Bank and
lien retained The improved Lots will be sold for
fourth cash, and the balance credit g. IL and IS
months for Notes in Bank without interest salts
facorily secured and lien retained sale to
at IL o'clock, N. OmnibusSes will run as usual
Those wishing to plots OF the ground will call
LINcSLEY Il CROCKETT,
R. GLASCOcK, s. College Street
Auctoneer. iunelO-td.
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RAG CERTIFICATES

RAG CERTIFICATES.
ON the LIST day of July the Premiums on Rag Certif-
" Gates TO be awarded All persons contsnding for
the Premiums will please have their Certificates handed
in on that day. hessrs. Hugh Douglass R. b. Gardner
and H. LOOMS will be the Judges and award the Pre-
miums, which will be paid on the same day
jel3-till July w. S. WHITMAN.
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SALE OF CEDAR LAND.

DY virtue of decree of the County Court of Davidson
d County, rendered at the May term. 1855 will offer
for sale the Court House Nashville Saturday June
e0h tract of Cedar Land containing % scres lying
Davidson County in the Sd civil district and about ~
miles fro Nashville Said land belongs 10 the estate of
Joseph Seat deceased and sold for distribution Terms
of sale will be $50 cash. and the balance q ere 1T Of
and and years, notes " ith good security required.
junel3-wat f. r. CHEATHAM, Clerk.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REwARDi

ID ANYWAY on Monday night. the 2lst inst, while in
Ia the employment Of Mr.. h.res T. II. Martin Of this
city, TWO NEGRO MEN, named jim and ALBERT
They are about years Of age Of dark complex
ion had with them q SUIT Of clothes made OF green
easnet and new silk hats JIM is about hSe ieet eight
inches high weighs about 100 lb well formed high fe-
head and pleasing counenanes speaks quick when spoken
TO; was raised in Williamson county by Thomas fetNay
ALBERT is ABOUT feet inches high; weighs ABOUT ITO
Ihs rouod face good counsnance with small round eyes
sneaks rather Slow when spoken 70; rAfber an humble
locking negro; was raised BY Col Thomas Williams OF
Montgomery, Ala will give the above reward II toeS
are isken and secured so tat get them.
iuue7-tf-Tpue Wig = L. NELSON-
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Connecting with the St Louis and Louisville u s. Mail
Packets.
F1,HE light draught steamer MONTH.
Il CELLO, viii leave above aud all kz4tx{$
intermediate pointr, THIS DAY, l7th inst- So -
at 10 o'clock For freight passage amply board or to
jel7-lt A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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NVOItSSES.-200 bbls Choice Molasses-to arriEs
MI per steamer E. Howard, which len New Orleans on
ID. sth inst. For sale by oon,ov IN
mills W. H. 0"oOoN' ~.
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NEW BOOKS. .,...-.
Memoirs and Sermons of
Rev. Ichabod s. Spencer,
n &.

Late Pastor Of the Second Presbyterian Church Brooklyn
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T D. STEVENSON, having associated with nm 10 the
IL. Dry Goods business, Mr.. J. p. BikTHhiGHI, the
business will be continued under the hrm and OF SrE-
ysxsoS BIRrHRIsar either of whom have full power 10
settle and close the business of the late Drn OF
A White Imy2
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-17

CUGAR-75 hbds N U. Sugar
- so I" Clarified do; .gl
so bbls Crushed and Loaf Sugar;
l59 bbls Molasses. Just received and for
sale by jupe1S s. ID. LoOMIS &Co.
n ONGWORTH'S CATAWBA WINES.-We
have Just received fresh supply oil Longworths wine
in quart and pint bottles Also the dry Csawba in CASKS
S. Ii. LOOMIS b CO,
iunel4 wB Sole Agents for Nashville.
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THE undersigned has taken aud will keep the above
Springs for the present season, and costs cou
siderable amount of money have them well attended to-
We hope to be sustained by liberal public
family of any number will be waited with water
the spring gae-at s. for the Small families
at 81 So Single person pay what they think right.
iunel3 LOTHIAN Essen CO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-17

ON and after Sunday next, Omnibus will run from
the Of the Square and Cedar Street to Buena
Vista Springs leaving 10 O'Clock, NJ, and again at
IL 81 and any day through the week. that families
load may desire to 60 q. Il. SLAUGHTER &CO.
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COAL! COAL!!

ID D0YLES Coal Yard will be kept open during the
il summer months for the sale of Coal Apply at the
yard Market street, south of Broad St iunel3-2m
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CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR AT
FPANYYYN

TOR the benefit of those who desire 10 hear the sd-
II dresses of the Candidates at Franklin Saturday June
16, 1855, train the Tennessee and Alabama
Railroad will leave Nashville at half past o'clock, n,
and return after the speaking is ..rs 80 -.
Tickets be procured at the General Stage Office
der the Verandah Hotel the Railroad Ticket Office
ssy- Tickets out and back, Il cents
iune1s I'd A. ANDERSON, Super't
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-01-19
$671,09O -
$765,929 90


During the same period the following appro-
prations and payments have been made toward
the construction of new impfoy ements, 10 Wit
For the reconstruction Of the
Columbia Railroad, S514,407 66
For the new railroad over the
Allegheny mountains, 1,llI955 SO
For the completion Of the West
rrn reservoir, 52,388 90
For the North Branch canal, I,206,352 IS
New locks on the Delaware
division, lOO,3l9 90
Suudry special payments, 65,353 II
% oe,c 80 oz
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-01-19

debt, and to 20 per cent. Oh the original cost Of
the work, including the expenditures for new
locks
+ The North Branch canal and the Columbia
railroad also present favorable results. The
business and tolls on the former have increased
with marked rapdty and the management on
both these branches bear the marks of skill and
3 economy. The expenses on the Allegheny
Portage road have been largely reduced, and
the business better regulated than at any former
period. AS whole, | feel constrained 10 say,
that the condition of the public works has been
improved during the last year; in 10 other par
tcular, TO so valuable an extent, as in the mat
ter OF contracting debts, which ii seems has been
almost entirely avoided. The officers on the
respective lines report that they have paid all
expenses; and some of them have gone 50 far
as TO say to the Caral Board that they will be
personally responsible for any debts that may
hereafter be discovered This is truly great
reiorm-ior nothing has cost the State so much,
as the perniciouS practice of making debts on
the public workS-T still think il should be in
terlcted by positive law.
In my last message gave my views at length,
as to the principles and rules that should con-
troll IN the management of the State improve
ments, and need not repeat them in this.
would respectfully suggest, however, that SO
much the law as binds the Canal Commits
soners to fixed rate oftolls for the whole sea-
son, should be repealed. The officers directing
the operations of the public works should, it
seems 10 me, be left free to meet the exigencies
N trade and commerce, as they may arise.
The work on the mountain railroad has pro-
gresSAd slowly, and II is obvious that it viii not
be fully completed before the summer of 1888.
] must confess myself sadly disappointed as to
the time and money consumed in the constfuc-
ton of this work. Tie expenditures, since /
came into office, have greatly exceeded the
whole amount estimated as necessary to complete
the Iinr and vet, il is but Justice TO say,-that
the Pennsylvania roaroad living parallel With
it, has cost still larger sum per mile.
have eHdpavored, during nay service, TO
guard against the commencement of schemes of
this or any other character, TO entail future lia-
bilities on the Treasury. This ought 10 be the
settled policy of the State. No new improve
meats should be undertaken, upon any pretext
whatever. The payment OF the debt, and that
only, should absorb the surplus revenue of the
Treasury. If this policy be pursued, ne other
financial scheme, to pas the debt, will be ne-
ceSsary. The large annual surplus viii reduce
the States Indebtedness with sufficient rapidly
I reCrnt evcsadintrlv th. nacAssitt, of oDponn-
> 60 - ',,' y
a'9 .''a' ~. I i,'','e' LA = ''o
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,ba ,.a,r af ,t o
~ - ~ ~, ''.u'- ,'''S - ','a
;;aF 80, -, | ,,i's' ~ !, ,' t, e -,
,bs r,;[l. IF Ias, ~ 60 hmt ,t', ~ go
a,r,n,at;,,,,s n.aiI ST. &C a., r,'l,
~ N tt,s r.,oo, haoa ,''e
r .,re,.,a I,es'.,l,;
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consequently TO the revenues of the State.
At the time of my induction into Office the
funded debt, including accrued interest, amoun-
ted TO the sum OF $40, 54,457 rs
Add 10 this the loan Of April,
1852, to complete the North
Branch Canal $4,000 90
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The floating debt, temporary loan
unpaid appropriations, except lor
repairs after the lst December,
1851,
Balance in the Treasury Novem-
Der 30, 1884, after deducling the
amount applicable 10 the old pub
llc debt and the relief issues
then on hand,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-01-19
85o,ooo 90
$4I,oo4,457 IS

S4I ,UU4,Io| IS
Deduct payments as follow
i t rest on outstanding
certificates s5o,o63 80
Receipts TO the sink
ing fund up to this
time 1,o57S56 ID
-, ,l03,9 ,919 81
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-01-19
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

70 the Honorable, The Senate and House Of
Represeatatires Of the Coramonsreaith Of
Pennsylvania, IN General assembly met:
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39,9oo,537 81
$1,4ol,o9o Is
10000 90
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15
TO all Cash Customers.

E| NOW YE that we, ALvoRD Sl BROTHER, hA contemplating n change ln our business, do from this tune hencctoiih offer our large ano splendid stock of Goods or any part thereof, ai unhear rd of low rates tJ all such as have the need iul-as our object IS mol 90 uuclt to make money as tn dispose ot the Goods. And we would sa, t,a, we niea what we state; there IS no d0s0son abou, it--we invite all to and be satisiied Toihose who chonse 10 stay away nd disbelieyc our statements, and thus loose those hafeains which others are securing we say, take your own way and Ihen when It is too fate mourn .vet y loss. Bni to the wrse we say that WI hin the past few days we have been masisa argt additions I'd onr stock. among winch nfav s's found large io of Mer,noes, A.paccas, Woo. and II .f Wool Dciaincs Popiias, Gnghams. ack and Fancy Silks, DeBerees, Mcrlmack and Cuchego Prints Hay S's,e and other s,ysps of Shasis, Flannels at sll kinds and coIors. he ac he'd and brownCant,as, T large 10; of Dress rrirnalsngs and Hosiery, Also, large lot oi ready-made C oihng of al descriptions. from n pair of 0yerals ,o asspe Ii Osrrccal; Bot, and Shoes, nu endless vavie,y frorn 5 cents per sairupwards; all d= scrip' io;s of .ia's nd Caps Sc ,te: which will he g id d, low rates 10 ih.,se Eha wing ire cash. And et Il be understood thai we do npt wish for more Of those aged a. accnnnls which some customers choose 10 make. Alss, one word of advice to those who should have paid us i'ng since: !, will be well for you to all ai the .'captains office" soon. or there will be trouble. ALVORD x BROTHER. r
 Wolcot,vie, Oct. So;h, 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15
Notice.

H AVING taken the stand lately occupied by HI \. $ Liiiirop, we take thrs opportunity To remnd Inc pnbhc that we are rcceieing daily from Hm. Wniucr's and other Auction Rooms in New York, beautiful and We ,,.nk a cheap stock Goods oi every description. We judge so from the fact of our supplying all those who hay called upon us. A lew of the bargains m the Dry Goods department We wall noice as E,ilnws: 25Go yards i4 Bro. SlieetIngs. good arics& s&6 I-4. 35o0 do. 4 4 Cheese Cappinss. z500 do. 4-4Lawrence, Slarks and other hea .
 " styles.
 55o0 yds. b!eached Shee,ings, good article 6 H. $50 dD. irish Linen Remnants al 5 cents Der
 yard.
 1855 do. Merrimack, Cocheco styles Prints, at
 Cd. per ard
 900 do beautiful styles Calico Remnants. 800 pairs Lades whie Cotton Hose, 6 IA ea,s. 63o dn. Chiidren's assorted sizes and colored,
 IA cents
 35 dozen Ladies Leslie Thread Cloves. 6 IA e's. 100 pars do. Rure Silk do, assorted colors.
 Our stock Groceries is complete; we are pre- pared 10 offer great inducements in Sugars and MIasses.
 Tn our Ready Made Clothing department: can be found ihe largest stock in ihe County and we are prepared 10 give man quite a respectable suit for he smali sum of Five Dollars. Having bough, mos, of these Gods al Auction under the hammer we are enabled b sell ,hem very lJ..
 We shall be receiving G,ods daily from New York, and will try ro keep our customers advi. sed. All are invited in call and examine npr stock, N. & E. 4. BERRY.
 Wulcouvll.e, Marcl, 5Ih, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15
usw lhe waSh weasIgex and
 A Tight Meneg harkst \
 ,.Dr:uEszke B0stop Tradess to .- s Sacrifice then Go0dsE

l.
 Be sure Gads sef
 A ~ En vzr1 - rEJ Fl <xx, ls At iAe fosso,siag loss P,sees, sis: A deTI tOa.-GsoD ssrssof various fabrics.
 ssa-a.-cxssnirKr. beEsxIs and BsoaDc.aor. PAsTs. at ,hls low pr.ss. Nf sstew days, to reduce stock. sss< Ass.4 ,ss sss ss s-4.-cusrox MznE DaEsrss PzsTs-- as the pants fm. wiEch ydst usaelly ray S5 closing sale oi Winter Clothing ssFs sss. ss|
 S3to 5.-EascY GAss..s DoEsxIx and CEoTa PANTS, Ofsvery desirable patterns, being atleasl 2S per cen, less than the same are usuaiiy sold.
 Ss.-A NICE AFFAIR FOR RAGExrLEmaKs-Ov Over Garments. sas,o;n made-usuasly Sold for much moro. sNN s
 sso 10 I:.-A FINE CusToH MADE ovrsco.r or. SACK, made from Drah, Blue and Black P,lot Cloth, Braadcio,h and Beaver cloths for this low price. Will guaranty ihat the same garments are sold al from SIS 10 S2Qs %
 Ss i-s.-FoR AN OFFIcs OR Busrssss CoAr, to cloae GU: the stock.
 sss,o Is.-DKEss ASD BROCK CoArs. from sSnperfine Raadcioih and D,eskies, made up in good And in faithful manner. A Il will be sold at these .ow prices, ioclose outssfock.
 sl to 1I-a.-VEsTs oi the Ea;es. fashion, for these low prices s z 2 70 1-2.-Fos NICE FANCY SATIN vEsr Also Black or Fancy Silk do made up in t,,e latest styles. GkSfLEnEs's DRESSING GOWNS, very lowe.t prices.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15

Al Court oF Probate holden at Litch6
 sOi'hin and for the District of Litehfeid on the
 2Sd aay of Fetruary. 4. D. 1855.
 A Present. CHARi.Es ApAa,, Esq, Judge. .EYPON the pe,irion of 4. $. LEWIS. Of i.itch- O field, in the County o Li,chha Id, showing to this court thu, he is guardian of Mary II. Buei. of Ltchtisld. within said District, minor i; that said minor is tho owner of real estate si,u- a,eh m sad Li:chfielJ. viz an updivided half 0f about thirty acres of land, about two miles caste .voi The Court House, owned u comn,un Ewith Charles $. Buel, and darivrd from the es- Etafe nf-Charies Buel. deceased, ho'.nded north hv Harriet Bn-l and R. A. Fard's land. cast hv Erus us Baldwin. south by Jonathan Bnel. and west by highway, said minors interest hei"g d. ned a, about ,hreo hundred dollars. Th,i the estate is al present unproduc'ive thntthe avails Thereof arc wanted for he support, mai int nee nd educa.: n of said minr-and that it will he for the advantage of said minor in sclI .he same and invest the avails thereof according to lnw i; praying Tor hbeuv to sell said property for the purposes aforesaid, ns per petition m file.
 1: IS ordered by tn 6 court, that said Guardian give notice of said application, by causine the ssuc 10 be published Tn one of ihe newspapers printed in T.i,chtied. m the county of Litchted ihree weeks sucress;sely, at least six weeks he. fu'e ihe hearing and that said petition will he heard al ihe Probate Office in snid district on the 3ilth day oi April next. at 10 o'clock, A. M. Certified from Record.
 CHAs. ADAMS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15

A SERGEANT A CENTURY OLD.-Th.rs is at present living in Exeter a sergeanl named Thomas Seabright, who. in Oc. tober of the present year. will be loo years cid. He served in the 3oth Fool
 26th Foo', and 2d Garrison Battalion for period of 40 years and two m mon'ls. and has actually been pensioner since the l3lh of December, 1902. more than 52 years. He served ia the army unde, Lord Cornwallis in the A merican war of Independence in the year l7s2, when the troops capitalized to the united Ar
 mics of France and America. under Gen, sral Washington. Al that time lie had been upwards of twenty years in the service. SO that he may be said to have almost passed his life in the army, and 1t is believed that he is the oldest man at present connected with it. A sho,t time .ince lie WAS presented by Lieusen
 ant Colonel Rogers with medal for tue victories ia Egypt. 'emembrance of bis services which he highly prizes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15

A LARGE CoLoRED FUSERAL-The Savannah News says coiored man named Samuel Bet.erson. an ordainrd deacon of the Sd Colored Baptist Church was buried yesterday afternoon. A vs,y large number of hi. colored friends fnl-
 lowed him to hs grave. We noticed in ths procession three uniformed fire cons panirs. and anosh.r joined them ou Soa'b Common. The Porters nssocia,i n. of which he was . member. turnsd out. and wore black sca,fs with white rosettes. We also noticed in the procession two O. three female benevolent associations, distinguished by sui,sblA sdresses. A spectator counted thirty.6ye carriages, well filled. beside number of other cons veyances. and many on horse back. foI> lowed the hesrss. lis sstimated that between two thousand and two thousand five hundred colored persoas were in.he procession. -M