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The daily union., 1856-01-11
KNOW -NOTHINGISM AND AB0LITIONISM ONE AND
THE SAME THING. 81.

AND AB0LITIONISM ONE AND
THE SAME THING.
The Hon. Mr.. Care the only American member of the
Virginia delegation in Congress- still democrat enough
retain his democratic instincts in favor of constitutional
doctrines He stated in very significant terms on Wednes-
last that any attempt to ignore the question of slavery
so far as the American order in the South concerned
would be Indignantly repudiated.
lie REFERRED In passing to the resolutions lately adopt
ed by the American members Of the legislature OF tina,
State in which they ignore Mr. Bolts in his attempt
to ignore the question Of slavery in the know-nothing
platform Mr. Carlile, like Mr. Eustis, Mr. Walker and
others formerly attached to the democratic party cannot
close his eyes TO the fact that know-nohingsm in the free
States has been captured by aboonism and that there
fore the South Is to be united in defence Of her
eresr Hereafter the American order in that quarter
must be contrast to the organization Of the
name in the North The suggestive declaration lately
made that of the governor of Kentucky the Hon
Charles s. Morehead, in his late annual message
The following is an extract from that docsment from
which ii viii be seen that he consses the fact that the
American in the free States has been absorbed by
the enemies Of the South and as remedy for the future
he nvokes the union Of all patriotic national men into
party as the way of maintaining sound principles
of defeating the banded enemies OF the Union:
The existence OF mere geographical parties 10 the FIRST
great step disunion To prevent that, willing to
unite with party whose principles sufficiently broad
and patriotic ente itself to the
The great and leading and fundamental article
political creed Of this organization undyng deyo
on the Union of the States and every other principle
held wa. but subsidiary this The perpetuy of this
mighty republic with all its countless blessings, through
generations which to follow, its end and aim The
spirit of fanacism which has produced scbms in
other parties has done Its work here aso The crisis Of
counys fate, though impending, is not yet and
that the time is far very far distant when the section
which belong shall feel compelled, In and in
anguish calculate the vaue Of the Union. To avert
crisis dreadful cannot doubt that the national Of all
parties dscordant may be their opinions other
points will finally unite, and, by their frm determined, and
patriotic action the country from the ruthless grasp
the enemies OF the Union"
The daily union., 1856-01-11
VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION
The Richmond Enquirer Of Tuesday saws:

very large meeting Of the democratic members Of the
houses held u the hall Of the house Of delegates last
night Senator Depeae called to the chair, and j. NJ
II. Brune OF Washington county, acted as secretary
0n motion Mr. Edmunds Of HALIFAX II was unanimously
resolved that democratic State convention be held In this
city Thursday, February 2sh and that the democracy Of
various counties cities spd In this State be nv
ted to send delegates TO said convention We heartily trust
that time win be lost by the democracy all the State
in complying with the invitation"
The daily union., 1856-01-11
THE DAILY UNION

power the remains Of the constitution TO what should
the democratic party cling but 10 those affairs reared by
the founders OF the repubicf II the consitu-
ton and seadIs in the faith of the fathers let il bind it
self the horns OF the altar and the aage descended
10 the OF the patriarch from the uplfted
knife may the genius Of the land stoop down 10
il from the cleaning dagger Of the fusion cohorts fF
The daily union., 1856-01-11
NEW Jersey LEGIsLATuRE.

Both branches Of the legislature Of New Jersey met
at Trenton Tuesday last Col. Alexander democrat
was elected president and A. X Throckmor,on democrat
was elected secretary Of the senate
The daily union., 1856-01-11
WASHINGTON CITY.
FRIDAY MORNING. JAN. IL, 1885.

NJ Mr. HsssY M Lewis OF Montgomery, AisDama our so
agent FOR the States Alabama and Tennessee
listed by c. ~ LswIs LEWIS. and sAAuEl d. L1~1
nSst IsRAsL e. JAsEs, No. lea south Tenn ssses r'aao
pha is our general travelling agent, assisted BY WE H.
Ioa. CoLLIHs JlsHs Dxssrso, HAasrr . JAsss ihos
o. NIcs, H. w. MoRsrsos, u. w. WILEY Wn L. WAfskAAS
AIsx H. cAHsos, ID. X husrr, Ban r. s~Ai", y AsHaAS
aud n. DAVIS. .t& Mt#t
The daily union., 1856-01-11

Mopr ruJprsrrprye.-Tbe steamer Star of the West
sailed from New York Wednesday last with party Of
Iibusers ON board for Nicaragua Previous TO her de-
parture the assistant United States marshal went aboard
searched the ship and made five arrests among them Capt
Moore who holds a commission under General Walker
All Of the parties were connected with the Northern Light
affair, @
The daily union., 1856-01-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

sRSArE-Mr Clayton submitted q resolution calling on
the President Of the United States for copy OF letter
from Lord John Russell Mr. Champion, dated January
ls 1853 in which II declared that the British govern
men ntend to adhere strictly to the treaty OF Washington
OF the 10Th Of April 1885, and not to assume any scver
eighty direct indirect in Central America The reso-
luton adopted.
resolution was also adopted authorizing the President
Of the Senate assign in the north wing OF the
Capitol Extension for the Of the Court OF Claims during
the present session of the Supreme Court
Several memorials presented OF officers OF the navy
complaining Of the action of the naval board An extend
ed discussion on the subject arose. in which Messrs Brod
head Mason Hale Benjamin. Jones of Tennessee Mallory
Toucey and Others participated. Without disposng o.
the subject passed over informally; and after an
executive session, the Senate adjourned until Monday
next
The daily union., 1856-01-11
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.

HousE or resolution OF the DEM
ocatc members in their last caucus to vote against ad
ournment and to remain in session until Speaker was
elected intended as new demonstration of their dspos-
on if of their ability, to bring about an organization
the House. far from having contributed to saeh re-
suit served only TO increase the animosy Of the oppos
ton and the which occurred Wednesday night
stand in striking evidence of this decaTaon The expert
ment intended to be tried by the democratic party was
tried and it has proved to be failure. From hve
o'clock on Tuesday until eight o'clock Wednesday
morning no ballots for Speaker were taken, until
the most obstinate struggle various propositions to
adourn calls Of the House. &C. &c., had been made by
portion of the American party, and defeated After re-
manning more than twenty hours in continuous session.
the democrats last voted in body for the adjournment
i. ac country judge whether they as minority
os ,o onso 30 resentatives could do anything more
,han ,bev had done 10 c the organization and at the
same time to adhere to their obiga,.s ~ t's No''
ton Excepting an occasional burst of hilarty A"s ~
protracted sitting, caused by the goodhumored speech
of the MEMBERS the temper Of the House was ex
ceedingy good when we consider the exciting issues in
voyed and the nature of the divisions of parties
Nothing decisive important accomplished during
the night and when the House adjourned at halfpas
eight o'clock Thursday morning. it seemed to be as far
from the election when it assembled Tuesday at IL
o'clock
The daily union., 1856-01-11

WoRrHY ALI rnAIsE.--The following appears in the
shipnews department Of the New York Courier The con-
duct Of the officers and OF the United States ship
mantown is.worthy Of all praise.
The ship Adatic (of Bath, Maine,) Jcwet from Bos-
ton for Buenos Ayrcs with 100000 feet OF lumber before
rcported) grounded the English bank the morning
OF November AS soon as the disaster made known
at Monerideo, Commander w T. Lynch Of the United
States ship Germantown called upon Tor aid be inn
mediatey got his ship under way, and proceeded down
the river; q Brazilian steamer-ofwa also went down on
the 3D. After the most laborous and greatest exertion
the Germantown succeeded in getting the Adratic afoa
and safe into port November To- with little or no injury
20 the vessel About onebrd of the cargo Of lumber had
been thrown overheard Other merchandise was received
board the Germantown and taken care Of Commander
LYNCH his officers and crew, entitled 10 the highest
praise for their determined perseverance, In rescpng tne
Adriac from her perous position siskng Their lives y
various instances attain their object happily reaEea
after oiling days and many sleeploss nights
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-21

The MISSING BARK JONI V. AVER There isn,~
hardy y s,ibili'y d"ub' iha' every soul Of tho
illfa,cd Jof V. Aver hos tar wafcrs grave. The
uesebeer oispa'cb' 10 u. j. srpb by the Of
the Aver, returned To 'Le city ON Safu day evening,
aud b ough with him books aud pspo q Of tro
q J. witch bad fuse to tie ~ shoro of tio lake,
suD ON mi ~ north OF ~ J"s'ph, AID were p excl
up by Dir. G.. suitb, .bO Tri' as 10 'ha bcei'y.
II ere 80 came 10 shoI, in The de'k e the ,p,s,o,
D, re,oDnsie cont Il, ing $t7 ~ NIX bs, anl
ca, O. il.iure. # a aid 'bd, aod several other
tce.. Tie boat If the or also drftcd On sbor. tho
cay l,ore est idny uttw" nj - from ~. J"seph,
and bud b, en brorl III 10 ha place. From tho papers
uId II ssce ibatt Glo~ seaneo sn'Pped
ut BuffsIo, Spf. 80, to Chicago AID b,cs, Aud are
euupg the Loot: Charles And.ts"p, J,mes Dou'ey,
X, ha d Berry, The. Cook P~tock Troy ard Petsr
KeILey. Cspt. The. H. { anDIpg and Ine 6r't and
toLd mater, DGm.s unsBOwh, arc also ips' The
Aver ad n,nde bur the 10 aud tn rel "e ne nly
new md ne, k"p.o hr- -cass ve'seL Sho cost about
1890 sno sas imurso tor l2,o1, with AN lnsireI
Shepard of this city, aud Samuel H.i' ESQ Of Memo
sLa. Chicago rrbdae.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-21
CUPREME COURT.-City and County OF New.

~ York.-WALTER NJ. FRANKLIN Plaintiff, against
ROBLRT CROOKE, sole Acting Executor of thu last will
and tetsmeDt Of Elizabeth Bowman deceased Robert Living
stop Carpenter, William Henry LsuIens Isepb Higgins Eliza
r'GTefCT Ruth BoTustop. Daniel H. Carpenter Def ndans
Sun for rehef-(Com not served ITO the DEFEND
ANTS You hereby summoned and required TO answer the
psDt In this action, which will b. filed in the Office 81
The tk Of the City and County Of New York in the City Hal
IN the id City ana Of your snswer 70 The SAID
psnt the subscribers their Office No - pearst
In within twenty Days after the service OF tins sum
exclusive Of the day Of such ervee and you
fail 10 said plant within the Aforesaid the
plaintiff this action win apply to the Court for the relief de-
mspded in the coupaDt.-Daied Feb. 4. 1856
s. " q X A. GAINES, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
TIE eomprt the above action hed in the office Of the
Clek Of the City ard County If New York the City Hall in
said city. the 9th day of March, 1885.
oil lGw6wF+ w. X. A. GAINES, Plf's At'ys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-21
CUPkEME COURT, KINGS COUNTY. JOHN

~ ROBINSON, plaintiff, AT. THEODORE SHfLLABER
ssfsndsIt : g. mn for money demand conIsctCom
not To THEODORE SHILA Der, defendant: You are
hereby Oned 70 the complaint in t, setin Of
which filed in the Office Of the Clerk Of Kings Coun
y the til day Of November 1875 and copy Of
your my Office No 81 Pinest in the city Of
k,wYok within twenty days after the service hereof
exclusive of the day Of such service and If you fail
the LIANT aforesaid, the plaintiff will take judgment
against tor the Of pine thousand four husded and
three dollars with interest from the fourth day Of April
Thousand isht hundred and m -four beside the costs Of
this action. Da'ed November y. 1856
JOHN sU1 uERLAND Plaintiffs AIRY, No. 81 Pne-st.
Tie complaint herein filed above the 18th day Of
ECvenleT, 1855. JOHN L. SUTHERLAND,
lav6wF Plaintiff Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-21
COIJRT-City and County of New.

- yai'-JOBN GARvY ..in.t JAMES GARgEY and
- ,n1FT bis wife and JAsPFRS. THURSTON Summons
prn, R,li.f-(Com not ser TO the Defendants above
,r 3D. You hereby summoned and required to The
,og, hint in this se,on, which will be filed in the office
e The C,rk City and County of NewYork st the City
Hall in the City of NtwYort and 10 copy Of your
said complaint the subscribers their Office,
1876 Broadway, In the City Of NewYork within twenty
ays the service Of this you exclusive
service and II you fail the said
Dsnt within the time aforesaid the plaintiff in this action will
relief
Dated October q, 1855. CLARK L. CORNWALL.
Plaintiffs Attorney No. lS Broadway.
B.-The complaint herein filed In the Office Of the
ct Of he City and County f New YORK this 9Th day Of No
v.mb.r. 1896. CLARK e. CORNWALL,
NJ PlairtH's Attornevs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-21

RTCOLLECTIONs OF LIFETIME Or. MEN AND
tt MGs I have Sea. Wy 5. c. GooDRiCB. vOl..
limo Mailer Orion 4 Mulligan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-21
CUpREME COURT-City and County Of New

CUPREhE COURT-City and County Of New
~ YcIl-sEBAsTIAN ALBus, sst MAIhEwp . ghSr
che sSov.naned Defendants, aud each Of them; Ioa In
isby sunnencd and required 70 answsr ns CITY
spd County the City Hal IN snu 20
ISsh day OF Apn 1854 and 70 serve copy o. 80 na Wal
NJ I'D ,ourisint on The subscrbers Al their ounce ~
a. In The Ciy Of Yort within twenty as, al n Sou All
~, h, ~ ,yeiusye the day of such seTNlee IL 81;
"a eomplaint time sore SAID the pam
sf in this will sPPly TO he tou.. Ig 70 iasS
- ue CON MAN SANFORD, Plaintiff Attorneys
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bymus.
The family Of the authors father were in what
might be called easy circumstances. They bad .
farm of forty aere', with four cows, two hprsss,
s,me two dozen lbeep, and good stock OF poultry,
inc uding G"ek of geeie. The busy clergyman
GAINED CD the farm, beside his ,ssiduo1s deyO ion
TO lie cuie Of souls. He laid out beds and planted
The g,rd.n with Lie own hands, prunsd the irui.
trees wmh The zeal III IN amateur, and 10 hayiDg
the work, ID The meadow with his meD. He
Usually cut the cOIn-sfalks himself, and always
tleitd tie ears-the latier beng done by drawing
them acrc.s the handle OF the iryiBg-pan fastened
o,er wo,h tub. Every family lived as much as
possible xbin Itself OF money, there was little
Wages, With were abou, IF y cents day, were
pad in neat vegetables, and other articles OF home
e,rsumptiou. There WAS not factory Of any kind
in tbe place. There was batter who clsered the
heads vi the ppulaton in exchange for tie skins OF
fuxes, rabbns, mutkrsts and other petty
tu,cker VII, only wen; from house 10 house t
slaughter the cat e aid swine Of his neieh oors-
taller, who, it is rataer ambguousy sa'ed
"oply dressed other peoples SKINS" AMI clothier
who iulled and dressed other peoples cloth. A
5,e-tub in he chimney Corner vas as familiar ~
sd ,h,Ity houses % tie Bible or the backlog. 1t
was covered with q board, ard formed q cosy seat
en- chilly evening in the genial fireplace. After
the family had gone to bed, it frequently became
the an.ioussest Of the lover, While the object Of
bis a3dres,es was sitting denurely in the opposite
corner. The foundations Of some 81 the "hrst
Connecticut families" we are Informed BY MI.
Gcodricb, were laid 10 these chimney. corner
couruhips.
Every Autumn fat OF or q ia. coE was ready
fer slaughter. One full barrel was sailed down.
the bans were cut out and hung in the chi nney Ior
few days, and thus became "snOied beef" an
article in tk.se days a. essential as bread. Pork
Was marsged in o similar way, though on lsrger
scale, Tor two barrels were Indispensable A few
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-21

lbe women Of the neiehooTho"d b0IL Married ana
single. The beaux were admitted in the evening,
al d the young people often go'nto arrangements
(which mstrimony alone could unravel." 'Stone-
bees" were another remarkable institution Of the
Ode time in Connecticut. A. these mset;ngs the
men If village cane Together with their draft ca
lie to clear tOme patch Of ground Which had re-
cei,td from nature mere than lis usual proportion
Of rocks and stones This labor was oil gra,uitous
keep: tha. the owner Of the land found the grug
House.Iaising and barn-raisiDg were doue 10 the
.sne wa, BY neighbcry gathering Of the people
Irm,mber an anecdo.e Of church raising, which
may a. = ell relate here In the .astern part Of the
Safe ibirk Of Lyme CT Psaiipsuf, westinghouse
We d. siroyed BY lightning. Afer q yeM or two, the
another on the site of the old IL s,ood abou, six
IL nihs ard then bios In due tims, smother
frame vas prepared, aud the neighboFhood gathered
ether ~ Iai-e n. IL sas now propo ed oy Deacon
Hart that tsey should commence the perf"nances by
payer and hymn, having been Suggested TIA, per-
aPs The want OF these pious preim nsIies 90 former
&C as had something DO with the Gala utOus
cults wLrh attended then. When all ~ss really, there.
70 e, payer made, and The cao.is.sr OF the
place deasonsd the first two lines Of the hymn thus
III God 70 suild IN. house deny
The hailier vorh ia VAIN"
This being sung the eborser completed the verse th1s
adapting the Ines TO the OCCASION:
Upsss the ord doth ships.s L.
IL Will blow down ssainH
We must Dot Unit the full-eDgth pi.turs Of .
farmer hamestsat half century ago, % drawn
fr,m real life in the interior Of Connecticut .: TIA:
tine;
I,ake a. an example tbs. OF our neishbor, j
P, VITO had BEEN tailor, but having thriyea IN
hi. ssIs, and advanced 10 The age Of some 6hy
,ens had b. cone fsrner-tach career, BY the way,
tipg con mon a. the rine for the pradent mechanic,
sdd 10 bi. house AMI his lands a. hls necessities and
he ,kiifi dictated usually ended a. the pro5retn Of
an snple barn, stocked with half dozen rvs one or
two Lenes, deck Of sheep and genera sssort-sent
If ISuli,.
IL. .sas ~ ssL NJ. there beng side spa q
in n es =. sssspsd ) The weed & .hos ,hs-s
st min 4 matter Of pss, Importance but Of for.
mi3.hle k,If. The nze Of the woedpIe ro indeed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-24
ByJAs G. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

BY JAS G. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer
EACELLkNT fUkEtTURE ARD House
IL keeping Effects II Public SaIe.-On
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, November 10Th CT
10 O'Clock. at the corner Of Sth street west and
street SOUTH (near the Smithsonian Institute |
shall sell the furniture and effects Of family de
GLAZING housekeeping, viz:
Suite Of handsome solid walnut carved parior
furniture, finished IN crimson and gold silk
damask, consisting Of two Tete a-te,e Sofas,
one arm Chair, one large Rocker, and six paI-
lor Chairs
suite Of four handsome damask Curtains, with
lace curtains, cornice, and fixtures
Handsome gilt mantel Clock
French plate Mirrors, gilt Shades
superior mahogany French Secretary, with pige-
on holes and secret drawers
Walnut WhatnOt, fush-seat Chairs
Marble top centre Table, rout Tables
Two mahogany hair spring seat Sofas
Mahogany parlOr Chairs, window seats
6iraLdoles, hlebaster, and china Vases
Three ply and ingram Carpets, Rugs
Oil cloth, DTuggr,t, Mating
superior walnut carved leg extension Table, 10
feet long
Mahogany marble-two Sideboard
Walnut marble top liquor closet
Widow Shades, Engravines
China, Glass, and Crcckerv Ware
Casters, table cutlery, fire irons
Solid mahogany hign pest Bedsteads
Mahogany French Bed~teads
Marble top dressing Bureaus. Wasnstands
Superior feather Beds, BOsters and Pillows
Best curled hair Mattresses
Toilet sets Looking glasses, Tables
Painted WaTdrobes, plain Bureaus
Comforts, Blankets, Spreads, &c.
superior cooking Stove and fixtures
Radiator, air i2ht, Franklin and other Stoves
Together with general assortment Of Kitchen
utensils.
Terms: S25 and under cash over that sum a
credit Of 90 and days for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
L. S.-The House Is for rent Inquire on the
premises. JAS. e MCGUIRE,
novsl-d Auctioneer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-24
GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.

GEoRGErowS, Nov. "a
Several small children were made very sick
yesterday, by chewing paper in which poison
GUS drugs had been wrapped and thrown out
Of enc Of our drug stores by q thoughtless COL
Ored boy. The effects were such as to pr oduce
spasms. DIR. Magruder was called in and ad-
ministered TO their relief We have not beck
able to hear from them this morning.
A villsinous way of raising the wind Tor
fnsnce) was practiced by a party near our
wharVes last night. The party referred to
caught the steward Of Capt Masters schooner,
from Accomac, a colored man, on shore and
arrested him under the guise of vstchmen
They then took him back TO the vessel and
extOrted a fne from the captain before they
would release him We learn that some Of
the parties sre known to the officers II 90,
we hope the offenders will be made to atone
for their villainy.
W. Seymour's magnificent display Of In
dies furs is causing more excitement among
the ladies IN our city at this time than any-
thing else. They are hOcking from all direc-
lions to make purchases from bis large colIec-
non. Stepping into this establishment few
days ago, we were surprised with what taste
this large assortment was arranged, which ar
CUES that the proprietor is master Of his busi-
ness seymour has been seventeen years in
close application practically improving this
branch Of his business, and one would suppose.
from the facilities he has for obtaining his
furs, directly from Russia, London and Paris,
through the best importers In the country,
and buying Onky for cash, gives him advan-
tages seldom had, in selecting the best furs,
The symmetrical fit and work &c snship of his
make Of mantilss and eapes, made Of nne
mink, sable, stone martin and itch, exceed
anything OF the kind Row in the market, saws
the ladies. His prices are moderate enough
10 lie within the reach of all, having sets on
hand from "a to $3.50, and constantly manu-
featuring
Barnard Buckley, auctiOneers, sold. on
Saturday last, the large vacant lot immedi-
ately west Of the Mayors office to Mr. r. Van
derwerken, for 81 $50
Among the numerous boats hourly arriving
on the canal is the beautiful packet Arso,
Capt Merrill This delightful little floating
palace is universal favOrite among persons
travelling between the District and Harper's
Ferry And well it may be, for TO more de-
lightful trip could be taken than q ride up
the canal in the Argo
The Democracy of cur city are making am
PIE preparations for participating in the grand
celebration on Thursday. We learn that they
will be joined by large number Of persons
from the surrounding country >.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-24

BvA GREEN. Auctioncer.
HAHDsOmE BUILDING LOT REAR
the Navy Yard at Auction.-On TUES
DAY, the 25th instant, shall sell, at AZ O'Clock
p IN In front Of the premises, Lot No 81, in
square No 81, having front on 9TH street east
Of AZ feet inches, and running beck to a wide
alley l 10 fest between and q streets south
containing 1897 feet inches
This property IS handsomely located near the
old Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard
Terms: One half cash; balance in G and i2
months for notes bearing interest from day Of sale
deed given and a deed Of trust taken
nov ID GREEN. huct'r