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] fibuts to Printers.

. THE, Chaplain Of the N. HI. Penitentiary,
IN reviewing the events of his life since his
connection with that institution, paws the
following compliment to journeyman prin-
ters :.
lGave The happiness to number among
my friends many printers, but though it may
seem to imply either lack of ability on the
part of'the minister, or the want of the quail
ities that are necessary in order to appreci-
ate good preaching on the other part, vet
will reveal the fact that / have never sue
ceeded well with that class For the nine
long years, and with all the inducements Of,
tered, not one of that trade has connected
himself with my congregatioh-and l do
not think man could be found, of all who
ever tenanted our prison, who could set up
column Of type. leave the reader to
make his own comments, only renarkinp;.
that this cannot be accidental, nor can the
explanation be that the employment keeps
them ignorant of prevailing vices and i'm
mora'ities, nor yet that young printers are
removed from the large masses where cor
ruptlons engender and spread. In all these
respects this class are much exposed Il is
evident, we think, that the employment has,
an elevating tendency, and is favorable to.
intellectual and moral Improvements. a.
The Mayor Of Boston is being beseiged
with petitions and counter-pe,itions on the.
subject OF pipe and segar smoking in the,
streets. The SMOKERS, in opposing the en-
forcenient Of the law, say that ii is puritani-
cal in its tendency and "adverse to the en-.
l'ghtered hberaliiy of tile nineteenth centa.
ry." The antics pray that they may not be
compelled to inhale the effluvia or the nox-
ious weed in the public thoroughfares, and
urge that the recent fire on Lewis wharf. in
volving loss of $4,000, originated. from a,
pipe or segar.
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WASTE NO TME.--EDjoy life moment by
moment. Let NOT an hour pass in which
you do not catch one pleasing impression
See the sunlight lying in golden shafts up.
on the carpet at your feet. Enjoy its splen
dor. Let your mind revert to the wonder
that the sun performs on its ceaseless round
the tAovehAenf warning the heart Of the
shsouded vegetation Chat shall spring np to
life, giving ioysin lis turn, to cthefss
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THAcKERAY's LEcruREs.--A New York
Journal says: that Thackeray's !ecturino
tour IN the United States has yielded him.
hiteen thousand dollars in Ave months. He
has also been offered by Bradley and Evans
thirty hive thousand dollars for his next nov
ei. The journal which states these facts,
thinks that Thackeray ougait to'change his.
name fiom William Makepeace to- William
Mnkemoney, and says that since the days of
William Shakespeare there has been. no
William in literature who has be n half so
fortunate.
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How TO WRITE FOR NEwspApER.-
There Is nobody permitted to write uuintel-
hgibly for our paper but ourselves. Our
unreadabie manuscript day us much as
the genius of our composing force can mas
ter. Therefore, every one that expects to
have his communication printed so. ms to
make sense, must take the trouble TO write
it 40 the whole collected talent of the Office
shall be able to decipher its meaning. 1t
would take more than one Champolion to
unravei some of the hieroglyphics sent us
for English. Further, il Is desirable not on
ly that our correspondents should write in
their mother tongue in their fathers hand,
but that they should do it on one side Of
the paper only, our printers not being spir-
itualists, with q faculty to look through a
sheet and read what is on both sides at the
same time.
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SPEAK KINpET To THE ERRINe.-- No bad
man is ever brought to repentance by angry
words. bitter and scornful reproaches. He
tort,fies himself against repfoof and hurls.
back fonl charges in his accuser. Vet gu;I-
ty and hardened as he seems. he has heart
in his eosom and may be melted TO- tears bv
gentle voice. Whose, therefore. can re-
strain his disposition 10 Glide, and can bring
himself down to falleh brother, will soon
md a way to better feelings within. PITY
and patience are the two keys which unlock
the human heart
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Presentations are getting common. Tie
Captain OF canal boat out West has just
been presented with a service--of FIVE years
in the penitentiary, in consideration OF th,
distinguished ability with which he plum.
dered a pa>senger aud kicked Em ove,
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company sha depart from this place with all their horses
arms, and equpase Of every desert on, without say inc
loves pro sery and his company aud al property at or
about Hickory point shall be moiested by u.s. or by
Lowe is concerned Is TO last for one month"; and tina.
turned. J. A. HARVEY
company B, Let Regiment Of Kansas militia Calvin Cut
tier,
TIE FINALE.
Just are going TO press We learn that COL Reid
made bis approach 10 on saturday aud sunday
the l4th with ZOO militia and at the suggestion o. Gov
Geary sc men from Reids command into the
United States service assist the United States 10 ex
pelng Lanes troops and getting as many OF them ~
possible prisoners, to be tried oy martial nw. IVY gov
eminent troops We're After Lane, who was en- route 70 Ne
braska.
At the request Of Gov Geary Col Reid disbandsd The
balance Of his men.
from the BoonviIe Obser vor, Sept 2o.l
On the Of going to yesterday AFTERNOON We
bad conversation with Mr. James Mculanahan Of this
rived from.Xanras. He reports that Lanes men hred
upo1 the United States troops under Gov Gesry and Gen
,ha. Ii. troops resurnea the re killing about forty Of
IAles men and taking ninety Ave prisoners
He sai that cen Reid did not come in collision with
lanes forces that iawrcnse waa evacuated by Lanes
troops, Numbering about 5o0tha Reid and the United
States oogs rode through Lawrence aad found desert
was destroyed nor persons killed molesed by Reds
Lawrence, according McCanahans testimony
and he present and Ia reliable.
The Russell arrived at our wharf about the time OF
McUansbans return passengers on board Of which con-
firm his statement with the &C donal news taat Gov
Geary bad cousin in the United States army who
killed by the ire OF Lanes The rumor Of old Brown
being badly shot Ossawaome and likely to die, Is
confirmed.
The United States troops Kansas reported TO be
about 500 Some OF the Mssourisns McClanshau states
design remaining the Territory, citizens, enrolled in
the Kansas militia. Those who not enrolled will
eave-or in other words. will not be permitted to re-
main IN armed bodies Mr. McCanahan was veuntoer
in The Rocheport company although citizen Of Cooper,
and not one OF Capt. Drafln's company.
GOING TO KANSAS.
Gen Edward HopE ns OF East Florida, 70 endeayorins
raise hundred and lead them TO Kansas Gen.
Hopkins is the father Of Colonel Titus wife and is jus
the undertaking. he Offers his plantation tie st. johns
fQrr
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NiEtoE cannes IA .hsrs wrAnd opera IN VI Lie.Q Is
n be performed - e German aany s evening". Nne
Rerkel q be t4e klt1a q tgs
BaoronsNs BowEHy.-ron ght attractions ore MARBLE
TlfareH lie com ratF eaNs1 Net rs " the French
dancers eiaM taNo rouge II wonderful pynnrsts.
HrFro. f.-gie Intensely exciting play tea ~ " Wrh
VINE. aNl0Umr1i for repetition, wih he f4t~s &c We
ktea 3uh svs cct-l thn hgtes, r. 9Nal 9n.
MI Nj Blake announces rhs Stnure G1nUrrr'
md fa ManH ron bis reue1i. Tho cass efN4rknsy
Inc ana M hnusa Will doubt, D. crammsl
Cptwrrt. Srpvrr IHEArRE-FQur god les. sirru g'y
ess sre 1anced n this popular house The sga91u1
n. go6be-.s Wile The Broken sword, AMI ger
II he seaH -. ,.,.- -, ~. d, ... ~ =.
mo 90 = III do9hesa wi ness he by Of J@sH ts after
non ~ giecs F be repea.ed, With farce ne ever
Ng. ... .-.-....
ER01uwAY vhAfr1Eey--Ihe Serious Family y rlich
te have proved ~ are -e igr me pa iofnish -
" ~ wuhfra vn n 70 rtett Ses L. By Al meara
Wp0r's NiSsrRrtS SUI dpng b0ufshirg
business with wso' arf heir Fher provoking songs
BUcEtEys sERESk enlsr pleasing melodies ard
TIC frsss.ly csrnic buresgue ~ Mar u anna touight.
BrytNr ASH win eufsrt their friends With The
very essence II Vle FJsieny, 70 gf a ChiEsse Hal
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DIR. rrenk,t,'s only Son.

from the NewbUryporA, Mas Herald, sep. ~
While The name Of fransin he's been SO prom oently
before the public u late connection wtn the rscDfs
toe 81 sion may not be uninores.ng ~ give some
account OF his Gully sor william. so01i xnom 80 .nies
Little u known oy tho community a. large. Unlike BIS
afher bosc chef claim IL GRAFTON IS for the nvs IL
ole services p. rendered biz courtry IN Der grea'ef
neei tie 46n va, fI0m E1t q last, devoted sya.t
Before tie Nev1,.toG4ry Var lie held sesera. cv an
military 0G.ces oi rportance. Al the ccmmeu'ensnt OF
he war he hcd toe otce ~ Governor .. YES jersey
winch spqor.m ~ re received p ITs2. When ise 4 D.
c1aes hegcsp The r0tter- ounry am the cocnes -
cnm.rr e crss 20 tsFew his whole inuGesce . sscr
Of oyby rDd cneeaverci 70 p-evcut tie leg 's,ve ~
semby ol Jersey =. )nug toe procac- ms
Of The General congvess II Philadelphia. These saoso
however cd b., .uie stay tue tide Of popular sent
'ayor q ressancs u " amy, ssf So involve
him N clfogiy DC deyosed from Office by the yngs
" We pace 70 William LIVING stcn aad sea; prsol y
C0aaecucui where b. renamed about two years Sat
wnGtCr, the house n CAPTAIN Fhcne1sr Grant near
where Theological sem 0arT stands 10 1918 BE-
waS xGhAr get and alter went 70 England T.ere
be tG+E; The remainder OF Big lie receiving penson
from the Bran government for tbs loses BE hai sus
tan "a BY bis adety he lied IN 1919, ~ The az u 81
A. might be expected his opposition 70 tue cacse u
liberty 20 dear tic heart ot hs father, produced
cement between thea. For srs they hr co IA
ercourse Wtea Il 81 the wrote 10 bis n;ser, IN
reply Dr. irabknn Nothing has ever burt &c
10 much and affected ne with such Sensations,
to und myself deserted IN my cid age by my only son
and rot orly deserted bat 10 end him tsSlrg W
sgains, me u ca8se vheren nv good lame, fortune and
ne we're al stake" n bis will also, he agies y tas
par Ia sen had acted. After making him snue 5e9sssts
he adds The rart he acted against "a TIE lac
wtish u pI bic nct0riety WI account Tor y eaVns
hin 10 more N an eae he endesvored 70 deprive
off, The psr pym Of the fatser stands fortl a. re
brighter vLer corrased with the dsserOr q the scn
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UnItea States Circuit Court
Before don. Juage NeIson.
PEAL IN ADMaRALry-sHIp STOREs-LIEN--

APrEAL IN ADhfRALry-sHIP srOREs-LIEN--
CREDIT.
SEf1. 1a.-The Bark PrcspecL Joseph Perkins and "
w. Dsanofhs 10 libel Tor snip's stores furnished tue
bark Prospect IN June and Jaly 1851. foreign vessel
The amount Of the bill 1856 ~. Decree below right
and should be affirmed.
CONGRATULATIONS.
Waller s. Griffin aud another 70. Isaac lVoYtmdn.-This
libel WAS filed by Workman 10 compensation for
services rendered 70 1ae repairs o. tne steamboat ohyer
tween the pect that the
wheve the sbpmnster employed 10 make the repairs
am inclined 10 think that it not substantial one and
,hss to adopt would be yielding TO refinement that
always reluctant TO incorporate into judicial proceed
ngs Distinction 70 b. seticsi should be one Of sub
,tsnce and that wou.c strike the common found
ed In reason nstce must therefore, overrule the
point of jurisdic.io0 ,nd affirm the decree
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TINTED STATES AGRICULTURAL soCTETY.-THE
" fourth ANIMAL exhibition Of the United Agricu
tura society vii te held roweion, Philadelphia rues
day Wednesday thursday Friday and Saturday, Oct 7th
s'h 9th. 10th and llih
The nrs, exhibition OF this society held Springfield Mas
in October 1855 devoted exclusively to examination
horses. Al Springfield, Ohio 1884, cattle alone
helcd, At Rnstcn, 1853 al departments " arm sock-cat
ne ii sheep ard swipe-werc shown.
The society encouraged by success and by the appro
baton 81 the agricultural community, 10 offer
pftmim not only for donest animals bur aso for poultry
and The product. Of the fruit garden the field aud The
ard and tor aTicultu al implements and machinery.
Premiums from twenty five 70 hundred dollars smOun
ipg the aggregate ~ thousand dollars viii be
Uasred oT he various cassss " domestic animals a Ane
rcan vines vegetables grabs aEd agrcnara implements
ana BaektnefE.
oca c1nmuee Of forty citizens Of Philadelphia repre-
s.prR the various brunosss d Industry has aregiy been
ted opefae w IL. officers OF ne society
i.grF WeHts TO- the eAhbi AMI fifteen tousnni
dollar havr letn guaranteed expenses Ibis material
ad coupled with he ssscence 81 the selected location. aud
~ offered Induces the
ton hu ne exhibition ~ 30 VII be superior 10 any u s
preceres utA
Favorable afranremeas jr he transportation n stock and
Ihc Liar ~ au'rlss tie GNa-'s d. and pro
ceedI w be pUbshc1 n ne Journal Of the socoy for
is.n
Ihe premium ts with he regulations and programme a
ths hxhtltcl VII h. furnished application 70 Mr. John
NcG assistant secretary n he Lutc states AgricEi
rural rcisiy e bee ut of le Philadelphia
Agricultural SoyL ~ aGtfessnv The rotary, hos
ton MAkSlALL r. WILDER, President
wutiAs Klsc socretAry.
JuSEl 1s56.
sators respectfully rcqaes,st 70 give The above
earfi a r
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snow STORM IN RocHEsTER.-Between seven and
eieb, last evening, there s9 slight a oi snow Ran
suoc eced 10 few minutes, however and the snop wa,
uics Dissolved. THIS be called The rst snow etc "a
Of the season -Roe.atsr Union, Sefs. rs.
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TATYIrL CASUALTY IN Coat Pfr-VHREr
I1s f0sr A distressing accident secured 90
rst IN the coal ut of logan itJhram, "A reto IN
s,htr rtou COUNTY by winch 90 rncn sni NY
rstAniy allied add two cihers seri01sY, not ata,y
II ursd The tool q the ~ 4 appears igatei f-on
tuue cause ar ether, while the A. wcrk within
a. anG 81 explosion engucd, which resulted 10 ire DEAN
~ tobn Hughes and sou, AMI David Asbcran Tao bro
trtr. "a ned samuel aud Fh9rH Eotshicsoc, rtre 20
rIrsiv ,ntafed but were taken or aEre, ari
Z 3 fair way ~ recovery. Hughes leaves VIE aud sc
vefsl small children 20 mourn hs fse BIS little 500,
gk0 kluel with hin, aged ahOtt II years an3
pss very interesting soy. A,ocraa a.so losves "a.
U.y II LtYarg Cbras.isie .ssrt "a
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AGRICULTURAL FAIRS.

nRANGE COUNTY AGRICULTURAL soCrETY.-THE
~ annual tsr vii be held IN Eewburg the sth AMI 9Th
u oc'oeer ls6 premium 81 so viii be given for the
best snd ploughs the gttes aud that
does The best wsrk tested by dynameter Free for AL
ploushs. HENRY ROBINSON, President.
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boys fun az nre, and form huge crowds. repubn
can meeting win be held here to morrow, which Mr.
Rurugame will address. Great anxiety exists 10
and bear him and he VIII have warm rscepton-not
such nv All means the south Caronians propose 10
give Mr. Dayton; but which springs from high
spec and coming from the heart; Will straight % tAs
heart Raoder expects al carly day 70 begin the
known ami has great influence lis active participation
the campaign viii ada many hundreds TO the raht side
and ac materially in that overthrow OF Bgcaansp AMI
his pracal arosavery opinions which honest patriotic
Psnnsy lvanians preparing 70 Iact Make way fof
Pennsylvania.
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TINTED STATES AGRICULTURE Al SOCIETY
u tice lsp chestnut street. Philadelphia Tho Fourth
Annual kxhbiur the Cnlted Agricultural Socey
viii b. held at Pgwclton Phnadephs Tuesday, wednes
day. 1hu-,day, Friday ard Saturday, ecpber =. : p
~ and ~. Premiums from twen'ytys g NO hundred
collars amounting III tho aggregate - fourteen thousand dbl
vii ofcftd for the various classes domestic
mals irus wines, vegetables grains agrrl.
tUrMl implements and machinery heal committee Pail
adeha representing he various hrnches ~ industry, has
been appointed operate with he officers Tho sucey m
rerf,cfg arrangcrcas or he exhibition. And hfeen thoa
collars have been ruaranteAd 70 expenses Tbs
material aid coupled With The excellence 81 the selected
lion. and ihe large amount q p.u onerei induces
expcc-ea that ne Clh 90n ci l<S 1nl be superior
s predecessors grand agricultural banquet which
adies VEL rer.rn vii participate will take plaoa
.iday October TO- when distinguished gentlemen viii
address asssnbago. Favorable arrangements wit the
vAroue railroads ol Hc rauspor alton OF STICK and other
tcies progress The 81 which viii gwen
plcsCn - H. ucc The lsf 81 the awards 0f pre-
NUNS AID be proceedings viii BE published III tbs
~ hs Society tor loo he premium list with the gna
lions TfngramTue ~ The exhibition, viii y. furnished
application 10 Mr. John MGoxkn Assistant Secretary he
United states agricultural socey, l6J Chestnut street.
az the Philadelphia Agricultural sOcetyD ad
dressing The Secretary ~ Boston. -
wuftAMs KING, Secretary.
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DOST OFFICE NoTICF.-THE NAILS FOR EUR0H
per United States steamer, ATLANTIC win close at "A
Office on sat day the 9th day OF September al lO1 oelo
A. M. ISAAC v. FOWLER Postmaster
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FINE ARTS.

FINE ARTS.
nuesFLpoRF GALLERY. so7 BRO ADwAY
IL 1he tes' collection ~ painting on this continent.
0pcn ffom c'cicek a. n TIL 10 O'Clock n. N.
Admission, - cents; season tickets, ~ cents.
ENGRAVING AND PRfNrIEG-BALF PnfcE.-wEr-
IL Gng al hOne Invitation, address and 2raph earl.
wedding stationery, &C.; business c1rds bill h6ase check
rles, ates, &c. a. KELLY e, "a Potion stree New Yorg
For sale four cofp@pae presses 50 ~ q aal Is and
inches vide.
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- mn llA sEGARs or TIE VARIOUS orAr,t.
Z.pOb.DOO ties inducements are offered to cash
purchasers Also 700 boxes famy Cash advanccs
a
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Al 1n o'ciycx on -uaday rnCrn.v the ene-ny re- 40.
pchref having procured tour FOUNDER. which tGey
plGced = ~ sugt cot Il the range % our pa-y ruus
Aao mere perhalr wogn ~ ~ se 70 describe ihe 70
r;or o. mer. They satcned 10 three hon. O.
~ bscssrlh sknp hotel ARD store the two former De.
ina about quarter Of ME apart i4e Tenant randolph
oten iog building, ami Captain Robertson inc re-.
rnr'n1er pr the compaay hell the hotel While Cly..a
loves men occupied The store
1hy cannon directed sgpnst tho VI acksn'th hop
ana consequently the hotties Of the agnt uas in toa
quarter Tie erst IRE tie oriy ooe TIA, wAs pre-
auc've Of material njury Ns.fues n music, IN N,
hands Of Dr. Heace wogndpg ain the csN ~ the leg
aai breaYsg the gun d two the bet. suigin. - loan
Ait tbs shci, me men watched tle cannon Eui whea-
ever about % be bred, hey woUt i4y cn the
ground IN ibis POSITION they sustained lls Gre cf 1--we
hours and he without my receiving auy aju y Of
consequence. They would shoot the enemy bet ~ean
the Ores ~ the cannon AMI whenever cana Wltaa
Runsh0t ne eas sure " feel thc Effects 81 a pail The
cannon balls da8cei the heals Of our lou cutting
up Gil lfr 81 capers.
Mr. wssbrook and srothcr person had The skin 7crapcd
Of their hacks by the balls, a. they fa7red over tner1
IN uuperous eight w5uuis we're Lil,si ~ sTnierl
and Fragments or rock from iae forgs
Finding rhey could lmVsh nothing with their can.
non, the ebonorst' ahempie' tbtr avorite game OF
wheeling up lead ct hay, which hoy succeeded pa.
" thin seventy eve yards of tie shop, but ~ tits
tine ,ur men commenced tickling tIsr legs 10 sharply
hat 4 ~ we're gsd 70 dance retreat w,.1 ts tue
esf n mans leg and one y the thph ~ another
tHf 4 ling, they then shortly after wards sent In wte
~ he hotel the most unfortunate accident occurred
Il vas here that Capt Robertson sho, through the
iriPt. and Charles q. Ne shsl fell MORALLY wounded
though both sbOt while 0uSide the h0use fhS
cauDen discharged against the house for mort
M & ~ a warm afe continually kept up by the
Hi,eoRY poyr, sept, 1853.
ct hereby agree ths, Capt Robertson and MS whole
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SEasPs-sEvERAL INVOICES ARE BFrNg cresRp
- eu It sacrifice Aso s0oo superior family sosp
"a sh SIS made serars ont OF bond salea
acquainted with segar Buyer. wanted.
q. CHeEKS. n Bro dwav
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OSCARS FOR eALE-A SAMPLE CASE CONTAINING
- samples OF he hufs' segars made Havana, 0f
hen ~ high ~ 800 per thousand u Havana u worthy To-
attention o. segsrdtseSa % ecptssears Can be seen At Al
WateI street
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-09
Youna Buck in Kentucl,v.

We presume very fe~ Of our readers arc aware
that the Hon. James Buchanan tried his fortunes 10
Kentucky and failed. We fDd the following in the
Glasgow paper;
We are indebted TO toe reading Of one Of the
speeches Of the late Ben. Hardin, made 10 the con.
yenuon 20 revise the constitution Of Kentucky, for
part OF the history Of Buchanan. Hardin says
NJ. Buchanan commenced the practice Of Law in
EhEabsthtown, Hardin county, 10 this State. He
room became dissatisfied and returned 10 Pennsyl-
vania Ten or fifteen years afterwards, Hardin met
him In Congress, and Buchanan said the reason he
LEFT Kentucky was lbis-that when he went TO Ken.
taeky, be expected 70 be a great man there, but
every lawyer he met was bis equal, and more thar
half Of them biz superiors. and he gave itup. Mr..
Hardin says 81 the time Nr. Buebausn resided in
Kentucky, be discovered him TO be a Of 6ne
education and respectable talents.