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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-10-22
J. s. Marshal's Sale.

DY virtue Of writ Of execution (vendition
ID exponas) to me directed from the Clerks Of
fee of the U. S. Circuit Court for the District of
Indiana, will, on Wednesday, the 18th day of No
vember, A. d. 1857, between the hours Of 10 o.
clock a. m. and O'Clock p. m ut the courthouse
door in the town of Knox, Stark county, Indiana
offer for sale at public auction the rents and prof
its for years of all the following described
real estate, to-wit: The S. half of section thirty
FIVE. (35) township thrty-two, (?2) range four ~
32p acres; and the w 4 of S-W. u of section
thirty lone, t2l) township thirty-two, 1922 range
three (3) Sc % 100, all situate in Stark county,
and State of Indiana; and upon failure to realize
sufficient sum to satisfy the demand, will, at the
same time and place, and in manner aforesaid, Of
fer for sale the fee smnle of all said above de-
scrihed real estate. Tai o. and ordered to be sold
the property of the President and Directors of
the Peru & indianapolis Railroad Company, at tt G
suit of Alfred Smith against said Railroad COmpa-
ny. Sold without regard to valuation or appraise-
ment laws. JOHN l.. ROBINSON,
u. s. Marshal Dist. Ind
BY JESSE d. CARMICHAEL, Deputy
octl 46t4-(pr fee, 5000
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-10-22
TIPPECANOE FLOUR.

4 ARRANGEMENTS have been made to sup
n ply the Pl, mouth market with this -four, and
the genuine can be found at Patterson g. Cleave-
lands and Pamer's.
N. B. & P. S. ALLEMAN 4 Co.
sept2445tf
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-10-22
A. G.. CAPRON,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public.

Will practice In the Circuit and Common Pleas
Courts of Marshall and Stark counties. Collec-
tons throughout Northern Indiana promptly at
tended to. Land and town property for sale. Dep
osition, taken; Deeds, Mortgages, &c, drawn up
and acknowledged. Office one door west of Pierce's
Clothing Store 2iv2y.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-10-22

bAdvertisements, to insure insertion, must
be handed in by Tuesday evening preceding the
day Of publication. IN
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-10-22
NOTICE TO THE TdX-PA YERS
OF MARSHALL COUNT L.ED.

NOTICE TO THE TAX-PA YERS
OF MARSHALL COUN7 Y, LrD.
The following taxes have been levied for the
year 1857; and will be payable between the 18th
dav of October, 1857, and the third Monday of
March, 1853. Lands and town lots, delinquent for
taxes of 1856 or former years. will be sold on the
first Monday of January, 1858, if not previously
paid.
List of Levies for General Purposes.
County tax on each 800 90, 60 cts.
Free School tax =" 10 cts, and so cts.
on each Poll.
Sinking Fund tax on each 500 90, cts.
The different townships have levied the follow
ing taxes for each $40 valuation of property
UNION TOWNSHIP
For township purposes, Is cts on each 800.
For building school houses % cts Z" and
each Poll 50 cts.
CENTER TOWNSHIP
For township purposes, cts on each 800.
For building school houses 10 cts Z" 90
For road tax, / d cts per acre.
GREEN TOWNSHIP
For township purposes, cts each 500 and 25
cts on each Poll.
For building school houses 25 cts on each 800 and
so cts on each Poll
For road purposes = cts per acre.
BOURBON lOWNSHlP-
For township purposes. :. is cts on each 500
For building school houses % and
on each Poll 50 cts.
For road purposes l q per acre.
TIPPEcANoE TOWNSHIP
For township purposes,. 30 cts on each 800.
For building school houses 25 '' and
OH each Poll 80 cts.
For road purposes "a cts per acre.
GERMAN I owNsHIP-
For township PURPOSES 10 cts on each 400
For building school houses25
For road purposes l "a cts per ard Is cts on
each 500.
NORTH TOWNSHIP
For township purposes. Is cts on each $780,
For building school houses % &"
For road purposes Z, cts per acre.
Polk TOWNSHIP
For township purposes. IS cts on each 500.
For building school houses 10 L" and
on each Poll 10 cts.
For road purposes "a cts per acre.
WEST TOWNSHIP
For township purposes. cts on each 800.
For building school houses Is " and
on each Poll SO cts.
For road purposes cts per arce.
will attend in person or by deputy, at the usual
place of holding elections in each of the townships,
for the purpose of receiving taxes, at the times
herein specified, to-wit:
Polk township, Thursday, October Is
German township, Monday, Z" 10
North township, Tuesday, 90
West township, "Wednesday, 81
Union township, Thursday, 90
Green township. Friday, %
Bourbon township. Monday, 2b
Tippecanoe township, Tuesday, 81
And at my Office in Plymouth thereafter, where |
may be found at all times. according to law.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-10-22

WHEN you feel dissatisfied with your
circumstances look at those beneath you.
and learn content.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-10-22

oct6-47t3.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1857-06-11


An ACT 10 establish an additional land Dis
re IN the State Of WiScOEE-n.
b IL aaraI by tas S1lGss elsa H9llss q
E,,ss-v+rei-lsss OF tiss CnitI S5Gfss 81 AElsTIcE
:, Co... -ssszsJss7. That 50 much OF the
.7-.s-=r;s of Is-,5 now subiect 70 sale al La
- ard Hudson II. the Stzts OF Wlsc01sln,
,,-,s,i-ed wfftEElir the following boundary
-sTl -T---=trts new land GIiStTiCt, to Be called
~ Cb7nr,,va district. 10 VIII GoEth Of the
-. zvi.5Tyly ,,ursa7rs twenty -lS'r and tVEen-
-. 7,r--L- s171th Of the IIns dividing town.
-. g. e-,4 f,-tv-ore uor5h- west Of the
- ,-5i-,,- -,--as nrs and two east, and east
= - ~ 5iviilFir- uzuges eleven and twelve
,-ss.. the Ireati1n OF the Office f'lE which shall
h des5-uats5 b. the President Of the Onl1e1
States. and shall b him from tlrns to tine oe
CHANGED zs the public interest seem TO requEr's
SCI . Au9 b & fsTiEs- s7lG1Es1, III
there shall ba appointed BY ths EreslceDt, o.
aud with the adTice and o0Rsdnt OF the SslSiis.
az C7rrr7nr the recess thereof and un-II the end
Of is next session after saeh apP7lIEmsnt 3
rzvisssr ana receiver for said district who shall
r-S7ar--vaIIv he rs1uTred 10 reside - the sIta
oF the ofiea he sub5ecs 10 the same laws. and
ausitla5 m the SINE compensation, as 4 O
nav hereafter be prescribed By law n rel2rllr
+ 70 other kE1d cffce Of the I nlHed o-ate7
+ See 3 AEd X Is jsTtAsy snsIcts1- Iha
the sales shall cOu1IHue a the D1 land OE1-se.
as In Gross and Hudson til the Tes-stsrs anl
seceivsS tisa7sSt a-s notified that ne ol-lc'sr
for the diss-scs -rsass3 tF this le1 are PzsFaIas
TO enter On their duties
Sec AIsl x if fartss' Il EcteIs Iilz
70 uless the expenses Of carrying tbs 2eE III
I efFsCt, he sum Of five thOuszEd dollars, OF :
/, much thereof Is may be Necessary. IS heus5
: apprOprIlsed for salaries, commissions and 4
: cident2l expe1Sg< Of the Ofhcss Of the Tegast'
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1857-06-11

WheReTer YOu 20 70 dreEn yCuT-
self, take a life preserver in case yelu
should change your mind.
It's a popular fallacy that 4 gal Of
fifteen csn make up for lack Of knDsl-
eilge by incessant gabble-
AR exchange says, s-Gcnius, beauty
and loye are not boaGht with gold. =
Certainly not, but their oOunterfeits
are
Sidaey Smith sid the smile Of Lady
MurTays mother vas so genial il
would force = gOOsebeTTy busA 70 aeEsF-
The Sacramento Time, II rspisrtinay
adinner, says, s.The ladies' HereaIPna-
( priatciy and elegantly drunk.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1857-06-11
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FPlhlic I'll


Be if eIs1-feI y tls Sezass and ELll-Ss Sf
Representatives ef tie U5E5s5 Ssates gf i1asFiirg
IA C6glgrsss essezi51s7, That Al eutriss Of ne
publ5G lands under the act 10 graduate and r.
l1urss the price Of The pu5lic lands sUE5eSs to
su1rF- to actnal Sstilezs and cnltIEas0Es, aE-
p-oS-e1 E0aTth Of August esshteen hundred
and ffty-fOaE, made Eiier TO the Fazsass of
thisset, IN which the purchase has made the
affidavit and uai5 the pgr-chass nouev. Is n
quasd BY said act, and the instructions issued
and II luce, and the hands Of the register
a the TINE Of uakirg slid entry, ara hereby
Iegsizssi, and patents shall isze u the Darsses.
respectively. excepting those entries under sziSl
act which tEis C'0rnrnissii,1uer Of the -GeHe-aI
Land G1fee u1aT asosr5lrin 20 have tyeesi f,au5!
ulcutly or evas5veIv made. Provided. that tbs
acC snalI not ee 50 construed Is 10 eOuErUa au '
q szid eutries which have heTsi0sors besn
s1uullel and vacated bF said [,oulrnissi0Iisx On
aceoulE Of fraud, evasion OF law, O. Othel
special cause and provided further. That
nothing herein contained shall be 50 construed
as to deFEive any acfuL settler and cultivate,
of his right to any land On which he rasfde1
AZ the time OF Al eutry b. another persU
under the acs 70 which this act Is an amend
manE
Approved March 8, 1857.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1857-06-11
PubIic 231
IN ACT 70 estatlish three additional laa1


&N ACT 70 estaIlish taree additional la-lI
dstrietO n the T'eEris0-v Of Kauslz
b e ezsG1sa7 by tie Sez1ts a75 xF7,sss a
Representatives. 0f tie UIi5a5 Satss q 1IEssTica
is C0agrsss sssezsIlsI, That al thai portion
Of the -'Pawnse ETsd district in the Teri
tory Of Kansas, erssbsd by the thirteenth SEE
ton Of the az approved tRe1ty-seo011 July,
eighteen hundred and ffty-f0ur. entitled AN
act 70 establish the offices OF surveyor general
Of New Mexico, KanSzs, and Se6Ezska, 70
grart Donations 10 ,Scsuzl settlers therein ard
for osher purposests which IS sit1sltsd north
of the north o. left hank OF the Kalsas riiveE,
and est Of he line which divides rznzereiZlI
and nine east. shall constitute a separate dls-
trick 10 be called the Delaware lzu1 district
al that portion OF sid PsWnes district which
s situated south Cf the nearest township lI1e
to the parallel Of thirty-eiSht degrees OF no-sh
latitude, 70 Be hereafter determined 5y the Com
missioner Of the General Land Ofiee, shall
constitute a additional disslict, = be called
the 'Osage land district aud az that P1Tzion
F Of said PzEnee dis-rict which Les west Of The
T line dividing raulss eight and nias east, ard
north OF the ueanssi township lIne 70 the para
T lei Of thirty-eigbs degrees OF north latitude,
I shall constitute districs 20 Be called the
I aWestey- district.H lznd district t1e location
OF the otf-es f1r Wish shall be designated by
tie President 0f he United Stats, and shall
T bE him. from tine 70 time, be chznged As the
uubIic iuts-ess ulaT seen 70 reguEE
Sec. 2 AH5 q it fgTtlssT saGcts3. That
the President b. s1i be < hereby. authorized
Whenever t'ie u1b.7c Tnts-es-s shall reQuire, 70
auuo;ut- JT and vrirh IA advice and cO1sento Of
I he Senate or iu-7ng the recess thereoE. and
4 uutiI the end OF shs next s.ssi0n Of Congress
after such zpFzoHrtusut. rsslsser and rsceIT 81
for each or ea-her Of the districts hsFsby Great
! ed Who shall TgSpecsiEsly bs required 10 r.
side 81 the site OF Their Ot1osS. have tAe sans
powers, responsibilities. and eElo.uuls1zss ana
be sub5ect 70 the zns acss and Ps1alIless Erlle
: are a nav be r-rssrrzhs1 bT Law IN Telzsi5z tE
] other land offcers az the Cu1sed Safes
: So 8 AnE L 4 fEr5stT sHGds3, IEE
! the President 4 IsreEgv auth1riEe1 70 cans
the pllblie lands n the distriCis created By thl
{ At wi;sh the exception Of such IS may hEF
o been OF nav Be rsszvei f0r otheE plrpOsss, {
S Be exposed 70 fale N the sa1le manner an
' uDOl the sEme terms ane conditions IS Oshe
: i u1bIic lands Of the United States- Pr1-i2sa
= That al sales AM locations ua1ie at the Ofic
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1857-06-11


AN-AcT % szpsaits tslsgTaphie c0mmzai-
cati0n f0I the uses Of the government IN is
foreign IassEUSase
q Z salzsaz u tss Snzfs 0HE E7Iss q
EeIgsss tsfiEss - ths Eniss5 iSi1tss q AEasFiira
AZ Coz7rsss asssBsI1si, THAI tks SscFetzEy
q Ssake IN ihe discretion, and undsr The &
Esc1iOn Of the President CT the United Slztes,
may cOltrssss Elsh aHy e0DpetG1t person, Ear-
peEs. OF association, for the aid Of the United
StaseS. bv furniShing nOt exceediHg turO SHIPS
N laying dlyFn a SsEhEal-ine cable, % osnnsCt
existing telsgTzpEs between ths Coast q New
fOundlzHd and the cOazs Of Inland, and Tor
the use Of slsil sRbmaEias oommln-catIel
when established BY the gOTerunslt CT the
[ Cnitet States, OF such terms aIt ecndl10Es
Is shall sem 10 the PIgslEsn- jEIs. Az Tels1E-
able Tot exceeding seventy thousand dollars,
per an1Um until the nett profits Of sush Per
son, OF Vers0Ez, OF zssOcil-i0-, shsEll Be equal
TO 2 dividend OF SIX Per cent per auna1l. and
then lot exceed5lg fifty shOusand dollars Per
znnum for tWe1ty- Pr1ridsI, Thai the gov
eumeus ef Gueas Britain shall, before OF A.
the same time, enter into Ike Contract foT
thOSe purposes with The saus peEs0u, peLOEs,
with those stipulated BY the United States
AHd pro-iEeL, That the tariff Of prices, fO-the
use Of such submarine communication by the
public shall be fixed bT the Secretary Of the
( Treasury Of the United States and the gOvsEn-
meut Of Great Britain, CT It's authorized ageat-
J Pr0riEs7 flsytEsr, That the United States and
the citizens thereof shall enjoy the use Of the
said s1E1a-ins telegraph communication fO-
I al time on the same terms and c1ndIt0us
which shall Be stipulated IN favor Of the gov
F ernmeut Of Great Britain, and the S1bjsci
thsreaf, recognising UgEasliEy q rights aulC-eg
Z the ciEzzsns Of the United States N the uss Ot
said submarine cOmmUa CztiUn md the EEss
of tel-gTJph which may 81 any time connect
with The same as Is terminus On the coast O.
Newf8uR6Iaud and IN the United States, II
zuv c0urzct 50 TO Be entered into by such
person persons, or association with TIA. gJvs-u
ulent- PTOEI5sI filErtls-, that the Contract Il
De made by the British government, SHALL 10
be different from that already proposed by IL
government % the New York, Newf0ullla1C
and London Telegraph Company e1cspt sucl
Ir0vis5ois as may be Necessary 10 secure Il
each gOvezIms1t the Transmission Of Is OEzI
agents; CElf FT1gi5s5 fEtIlSTr that itEklah Be i
the power Of Congress, after fen yea-s, q
terminate sid co1t-1ct upC1 giving O1e yezr
notice 20 the parties % such Co-t-a--
Approved Mach 3, 1857
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Approved March 3. 1857.
TPCHzc 21
AN ACT 70 establish thrae additional land dis
tTiE.s IN The Te--ftrr-Er.E Nsh--SEa

AN ACT 20 establish three additional land dis f
Eisss IN the Territory Of Nsb-zSka
Be d sZ1c5s5 by t5s Senate and Hsssss Of
Representatives, q tbs United S51fes of 4rser5ca
a. Congress GsssEs5Ie7, That al that poEtiuH Of
the Territory Of Nebraska at present. i1ciuded
IN the Omaha district. which les south Of the
Lllls which divides tpwnships-six and seven
ECEth, extended from the Missouri rlveE wess-
ward, shall constitute an adGItiU-al diSt-ic-, %
q. called the sNennahz land district al said
Omaha district which Is sltUtzed south Of the
sCutE shore OF right hank Of the Platte TIIEer,
and north Of the Szsd township line, between
t7F01shiD six and seven north. shall constitute
al additional land district, TO be called the
'TSOu1A Platte Tive- land district and ali = 81
portion Of sid Omaha district which Les north
OF the south boundary Of the .'0Tnabs reserve
extended westward. being identical with the
line which divides townships tweuty- three and
tEeufy- four nOEth, shall constitute an addition
al land 6lstrict, To be called the a.Dabkota Iand
disfricE;'' the location Of the Offices for whioL
shall be designated 3F the President OF the
UEitsd States, and shall by him, fr0En time to
Iimer BE changed as the public interest may
seem 70 require
Sec , EH{ Z q JsFEEsz snazssE. That
aA-E = kG-zeAc-4H - ALI Il = A1LEOE. alLLULLLe1
10 appoint, By and with the advice and consent
Of the Senate, o. dUring the rscess thereof,
and mil the end OF the next session Of Con
gTess after such apr0iutrnsnt, . register and
receiver f5r each land district he-ebv created
who shall be required % reside AZ the ste Of
thar Ofhces, have the SINE poWer, respoHsi-
6liLies, and eDOlUmeats, and Be subject 20 the
same acs and penalties, which are O. nav Be
( prescribed bY law IN relation 70 Other land
officers Of the United Seztzs
Sec g. 4A5 Be 4 fartler s7s1ctsL, That
T the President Is hereby authorized 70 cause
the public lands N ssd districts, with the ex-
E ceVziOR Of such Is may have been or NAV be
reserved iOr other Eurp0ses, 70 be exposed 10
I sale n the same manner and upon the same
Z terms and conditions as other public lands of
Z the CEIted Safes Pr0gIds}, That al sales
and locations made a Omaha CITY Of lands
situated within the limits Of the new districts
hereby created, which shall be valid aud right
IN other respects, up 70 the day on which the
new officers shall respectively 90 into opera
! ton, Be, and the same are hereby. confirmed
Approved March 3, 1857. -
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1857-06-11

An ACT % ezFe5its tslegTaPhie e0mHluai-
czti0n for the uses Of the government N is
foreign i1sarcSuFse.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1857-06-11
FPuhc 2l

Approved March 3, 1851
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1857-06-11
CITY OF BROWNVIILE, NENLAHA COUNTY, N T., THUR

and IacsTVeE, to Be expended under the dirsc-
ton OF she CSERnissi0He, Of the Ge1ezl Land
Once
approved March 5. 1857.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1857-06-11

Of the old tistriCs Of lands situated within the
limits Of the new districts, which shall Be
valid and right IN other respects up 70 the 1aT
On which the rev Offices shall 20 INTO Ope-a-
ton, Be, znd the same are hereby, ecufuned
ApprOved March 3, 1851.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-01-16
Agricultural Scraps.
EArrrNINa CArTLr on TrnNI


Patching CATTLE OK TURNIPs.
Many farmers think that turnips, I'M
less accompanied with some kind of
grain, viii not fatten cattle. A late num-
Der of the Boston Cultivator speaks de-
fnitely upon this subject. The writer
has seen sheep well tattened on fiat tur-
nips. Mr.. Webster, at his farm in
Marshfeld, was in the habit of making
excellent beef with turnips and salt hay
His late neighbor, Seth Sprague. used to
do the same thing. In 1885, Samuel
Chamberlain, of Westboro', raised $500
bushels of turnips, and these he fed,
after the 10th of November, for eleven
weeks, to lot of farrow cows, at the
rate of two bushels day to each. At
the end of the term, his cows were fat,
and sold at the full price of meal-fed
animals, for slaughter. They were of
the ordinary stock, and weighed from
400 to $50 pounds, dressed.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-01-16

THE MURDER MANIA.-A murder
trial has recently taken place at Mad
stone, England where the plea of murder
monomania was set up in behalf of the
prisoner. Society is deeply indebted to
the judge, Mr.. Baron Bramell, for the
plain spoken way in which, in his charge
to the jury, he demolished this defence:
If he understood the meaning of the
term 'homicidal monomania,' it was that
a man entertained the bad desire to kill
another and could not control it; and he
would only observe that if it were to go
forth that any man who killed another
would escape the consequences if he es-
tablished such a fact, it would have a
most dangerous effect upon society, and
it appeared TO him that the object of this
law was TO check such feelings and to
teach those who were base enough to en-
tertain them, that certain punishment
would follow if they carried them out.
the real questions they had TO consider
were whether the prisoner knew the
nature of the act he was committing, and
whether he knew it was wrong act, and
if SO it would be their duty to say that ,he
was guilty.
The evidence of murder was clear, and
the prisoner was convicted. A Liver
pool paper, commenting upon the charge
of the judge, justly says that "if judges
would always hold this language, we
should soon have heard the last Of that
immoral and immoralizing twaddle by
which it is so often attempted to confound
all distinctions between right and wrong,
and to infer mans responsibility and
consequent innocence from the very
enormity of his guilt
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-01-16
Religious Intelligence.

Observation-Disclosures Stearns informs us that
about twenty-five have been converted the past
fail and winter in that town.-Northeasterm
Christian AdUoeate.
STARKsBoRo-We learn that this charge has
been visited with gracious work of God in the
conversion of goodly number of souls.-B.
BRANDox.-A number (about forty) have been
converted during the present conference year,
and the psospect is very favorable for the spread
Of revival infuence.-B.
TINoosKI-This charge, under the labors Of
its indefatigable pastor, Rev. S. W. Clemens, has
been visited from en- high. and score or more
have been saved through faith in Christ.-B.
WATEItvILLE.-In this town quite number
we learn have passed from death unto life. We
hope TO hear more definitely from this place soon
FAIaFAx.-At Fairfax, Rev Mr.. Dunn bap-
tized, on late Sabbath, eight persons.
EssEx.-We have been informed of the pro-
gress of an encouraging work of the Holy Spirit
in this place. The pastor, Rey. J. Gray, has re-
Gently baptized twenty five converts.
PITrsFIELD, Nassau extensive revival o.
religion prevails at Pittsfeld, Mass, and deer
religious interest peryades all denominations O
Christians
C5- Rev. Andrew Marshall, the celored preach
er, one hundred years old, who has been minister
ing to the slave population of Savannah for near
" forty years. died last week at Richmond. Iii,
remains, enclosed in a neat metallic coffin, were
carried from Richmond, at the expense of hi.
congregation, aud buried from the first African
church in Savannah.
10 The Illinois Central Railroad, has appoint
ed Rev. Yates Hinckley, long and favorably
known as the Superintendent of the Tract oper-
ations in Western New York and Canada, to su.
perintend the literary department On their road
He has undertaken to systematise and direct th,
whole movement over seven hundred miles 0
Railroad. on the line of which settlements ar
+ springing up as if by magic.
This viii give a healthful character to the sale
of books and papers at the stations aad in tn
ears--a way Of doing good that should be heede
\ by such as have the power.