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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-19

CHANCE FOR FUTURE PROsPERlTY.- The Bos-
ton AdUertiSer, in the of an article discuss
Ing the condition of the country and the temporary
pressure of the money market, says that sit is at
such times as The present, that men of soberness
and foresight it they are possessed of even little
solid capital, may lay the foundations Of future
prosperity. 1t cannot be doubted that many securi-
ties Of intrinsic excellence now selling in the
market at far below their actual value The keen
sighted man of business keeps aloof from the ex-
elements and trickery of the stock exchange, but
watches his opportunity when the arts of the in
terested have unduly depressed some stock, whose
real value be k5Ows, and at that moment be makes
an investment which be never regrets. Il was
when all American securities were cast down 10 the
London market from the unjust confusion of good
Win pad, arising from the repudiaton of some of
the states, that George Peabody made the begin
ning OF that colossal fortune which he has proved
that he knows 50 well how to use. He made M
secret, indeed, OF the true state of Affairs and
publicly as well as privately, exerted himself for
tue maintenance of American, credit Il was
sort OF pOetioal justice that rendered the Invest
ments by which be proved TO the world biz conf
dsnee in his assertions, the means of his own ex.
eeeding great reward, in solid pecunary return.
A similar reward awaits all those who avail them
selves Of the chances OF the time 60 make Dur-
oaases OF valuable stocks, not for the purpose of
mporary speculation, adding fuel to the fame of
excitement but for purposes Of permanent invest
meut, WithdrsEing from the FIRE some Of the com
basdbe MATERIAL and leaving 10 it the solid MONEY
which BY its mere presence eases the tightness of
The market, and which cannot be made 10 lose ia
value by ehieanery"
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n NASHVILLE:
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. 1857.



sugar from the Chinese sugar Cane.
The Agricultural Bureau offers a pre-
MUM of Jffty dollars for the best speci-
men of sugar, not less than fifty ponds,
from the Chinese Sugar Cane, attended
with full report as to the culture and
manufacture of the sugar. 1t appears to
be, in the minds of many, an undecided
question yet whether sugar can be manu-
featured from this cane Some expert
ments have failed, discouraging those who
made them. But those who have attempt-
ed to make sugar are few; the great ma
jority combining themselves to making mo-
lasses, which is done with little difficulty
and expense. The experiment of DR.. LEE
on the plantation of Mr.. Eve, near An
gusta, Georgia, and that of Mr.. JOHN B.
Ives, of the Parish of St. Bernard. Louis-
lana' who succeeded in making a fair spec
linen OF sugar, indicate that the problem
II not already solved, is about to be, and
the fact established that sugar can be made
from the Chinese Cane DR.. LEE is q
practical chemist, gentleman of emf
nent scientific attachments, who has also
devoted much attention to agricultural
matters. We have great confidence in
him, and shall await with interest further
reports from him. Mr.. IVES is an expe-
rlenced sugar planter, and a gentleman
who visited him on his plantation informs
Us that he examined sample of the sorgho
sugar made by him, and found it to be
good article. The result of additional ex-
periments in the sugar estates will, no
doubt, soon transpire. In the meantime,
great deal of speculation as to what is
doing or what will be done in Tennessee,
will be INDUCED in by the increduous; and
the contest for the premium at the State
Fair, looked forward to with decided in
5erest. The planter who takes that pre-
MUM will entitIe himself to the esteem
and good wishes of his fellow. citizens of all |
classes, and be remembered for generations
% come as a pioneer in an enterprise dis
'ensing blessings, like the dews of heaven,
Ipon all.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-19
From the Memphis Earle and F,onir.-

DIED on Wedn sdtyl September End alter brief illness
hkNaT CAKKs, son Of Jacob Caledonia Spivev aed
two years and ten months FN'' $50
Hsart-rending inde d is Il for na-er 20 -, :.
reaper their buds If fairest loveest prop ..
Ole Is the anguish Of the mother when sees b
close the eyes first CLEAN intelligence she hailed
iey the little limbs whose totering stems she st,j -
unaiterng oevoton aud yields cold embrace az tb
te bnt mead tat was often ondly powed On her os
Inc Hgnt OF the household mind
sprighlness, sir the shapes that span The beam w.
the beloved OBJ ct ofthi notice. the gels loved Mn
100 ana IN the dawn Of his sineSs infancy thew bore him
esh rom one world into other Silent Is the lt voice
that p ad sweetly With his mother tto ale him - ~ 49,
Of Uoo Waen ne should man" and in the ssnaro hons
the leet sh= would fain have led Gods Holy TempIe
But cannot the anguished hearts f.rng nom bis ba;
great af1iction turn Him whose WAYS are noe a. a. -
q man. and say Because Thou dist H. open not nv
They bore him to a sunny spot whore sof, ,v,,5. ..,
49, "''40S S"SStl5
The eatglminstreT gentle SIGH requum Ger his grave
est uo~ers their incense breathe around that cher
Where viewless Angels visit oft the passed. but unforgo
They laid him there, fairy child with ringlet soft and
OF frCc limb, and glsdsOme laugh and eye Of sost light
d US1 [ee summers beauteOu growth, they laid him
Where waving Woods might gently sigh requiem DER the
They laid him low, that cherished Oneir messenger of
dove, Pc N SF0AS0s
That music made within their home then aeeted frOm the
And from the darkened household now there steals no strain
OF mirth. ~
y mother fond think not fhm in the silent tomb
Ion rom toy gentle bosom and sluu boring in It's goor
hut t thine eyes, -hod thy child a spirit oa ling free
win golden harp methnks he sings ''rieve NOT dear
'io'her' not Tor me =" NJ A. NJ.
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GOV. walker aud the Ca,boIics.

The Freemans Journal, the official organ of the
Romish Church in New York, thinks that if Walk
er IS not sustained by the admins traton, he will
be the next Presidant. At least so we interpret
the following extract from its last issue
As to the party which elected Mr. Buchanan. it
will ind especial reason hereafter for gratitude to
him for the stand be has taken, since any course
less decided or less conservative would result in
not leaving to the Democratic party, in 1850
single non-slaVehOding State, nor bait dozen
Congressional districts in any Northern State.
We commend this latter consideration to the ma
ture reflection of Pres ident makers in 1860 If
the fear of rendering MIR. Walker too formidable
Is having any effect on the of action of GER
tain gentlemen, they may easily convince them
selves by inquiry that fierce opposition to him
on the Kansas question will have the inevitable
result OF rendering him the only possible Demo-
cratic candidate for the next Presidency. Let him
be nstained by his party, and other gentlemen on
other issues or other grounds, may, for aught we
see, have the Presidential course to themselves;
ont II hr. Walker is prescribed on the Kansas is-
sue, the Democracy will, in 1860 have but one al
ternative-to nominate Mr.. Walker or go into a
hopeless minority.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-19

lFfom The Boston Daily Advertised
M HALE-The Comet which was 6rst se., 81,
the Cambridge Observatory on the ri .ht of the o.
"a OF August, has been constantly increasing in
brightness ever since It's discovery aud Is nov vjs
bic 90 the naked eye 10 the constellation Bootes in
Right Assertion Is h. 81 M North Deinea,ion "a
deg. p min. IL has Gov been under obsarvstion
on nine evenings, namely, the 2sth and ala ~
August and the 5th of September, have been a.
iected foe the computation of is elements nv
Charles w. Tuttle, Esq, formerly assistant AZ this
Observatory From the elements computed by NJ
fattie, t appears that the Comet was "a ia ls,st
distance RON the earth 90 the free Of Ssbtetanar
ard vas then distance from ns about ffts nBjlIion
OF niles L AM reach les peFhelioa on tue 2eth az
this month, aud vii then be about fftT millioDs az
allies from the sun. It's motion Is retrogade a,s
the ioeluatiou Of the plane Of its orbit 81 de-
lon. Of Perhelion, lis deg 81 min.-and Ion a i
ceuding Node deg 81 This Is evidently NOT a.
great C9net which made such brilliant disnl.v
IA theyear 1854, and whose seturB has been iod'el
Cor some time between the years 1855 and Iss0-
bat its elements somewhat re=eushis tboss ~ .
eomst discovered b. P0us Ia November ISIS DE-
principal differences resting ia ihs longitude 81 ths
ascending node.
Harvard College Observatory, sept sIb 1851.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-19
A Fraudulent Land T,a.sac,,ou.

At Philadelphia, few days since, Henry Myers,
an iliteFate, hard-workiDg man, filed an affidavit
before Alderman Eneu setting forth that one John
Hester had defrauded him out of three thousand
acres of land in Richie county, Virginia, by false
ly representing that be wanted the land for Hon.
John N. Bolts, giving an equivalent therefor
bond for one thousand dollars, purporting to be
the issue Of the Western Virginia and Kentucky
Coal Company, aud certificate for eighty-fve
shares in the stock of that company. Hester was
arrested and on Saturday examined before Alder
man Eneu. Hon. John NJ. Bolts, of Virginia, be-
ing put upon the stand testified to having never
authorized Hester to purchase lands for him, and
indeed had never before seen him. The bonds of
the Coal Company worth nothing, although
large quaint titles he understood had been circuIat-
ed in Philadelphia and New York AS to the 10.
cation of the lands of the Western Virginia and
Kentucky Coal Company he had not been able to
dnd them, although the company, after Hester's
fraudulent issue OF the bonds, had really appointed
him trustee. Hester was held in three thousand
dollars to answer to the charge.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-19

HoEsE PuHFIE6 wAEEA.-Ons Of oar frisuas
"a Ridley has tHo Eorses which 20 10 The pump h
his oarn-y ard almost daily, and pump uater or iheir
oHn USE One Of these aainals commenced tbIs
Singular feat Lass summer, and since thee 49, Isrn-
90 his islisH 10 &c through the same operation. Ia
y really amusing % see Of thesa horsas pst hs
mouth - TIE nozzle Of the pump. While he other
Is engaged IN dfssiag water. The handle Of he
pump Is q Soe1, aud ths cad used b. tie horses
hes been great gnANsd "a, The above fact esa
be authenticated 81 uumstous rsepeet.b 49, ,s-ssr-
who have Witnessed che hossSs drawlns ws,sr 49,,
their necessities Feqared bL--nsl. C.. -.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-19

A CURIOUS CAsE-In the surrogate's Court, Of
New York, (ia The matter Of the MeLoakey estatc,)
curious question Of fact has Arisen, upon one
branch whereof the Surrogate has already rendered
decision. The tssator, who died il Paris. lief.
a lsgasy Of $1,000 70 bis niece, living IN DUBUQUE,
Iowa. Il turns out that both uncle end niece. tea.
t4toF aud legsiee, died the same day II she dled
afs, The legacy ceases; If be died Efst, Il goes 10
aer ueirs. Il iooksuow - the question Of priority
u death must DC decided By longitude.
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ON the 2lst inst. ~ my residence South College
- street. ia the cts Of Nashville, No. 1872 VII oner
Tor SAFE a. public suction, the higEet bid e., a
eTeot Of twelve months, al the personal property
longing 20 the OF Prof Edward Gesler cecd con-
siFtiuE Of part Of engineering and sur
veying entH, several musical Instruments (amonE
them very hne kiute aud easel large lot OF sheet
use and uaicai Instruction books rey valuable
literary ard msce4neouA booif, (fuFiish ard
one gold watch, silver at b, bedsteai tres
ana fornsure, several articles q household r-t1re
large ot u ready made clothing severa dozen pair Of
sooks, trank, &C.
fA-s On sALEots snd good security vii be required
upon ali suns a. dollar
MANSON n. BHIEN.
Adw'r. &C., 81 tdEard 0ieslsr, decd.
y 3. ind good manF unsettled accounts for Music
Lessons &C, and other udebtednes those iudr ed viii
please call az ny ofce, No. u Cherry street oer's
uidiag) sud settle ne SANE ard those HAVING caina
against said estate viii present the properly henti
MANSON H. BR EV
ssPilO-atot Admir- 4e., Of EdsaFd Giess d,c'd. .
E. In addition 70 the numerous articles erstoiore
advertised be oil the eist Of SPIT IS Z, house
sonth Gel esc street. No i22 so also cell
tiue and pls &C, zoe tIAN EORFE he property
Of the said Edward oieser, deed
sale 70 commeuce a. ~ c'Ciocks A. 81
81. hkIEN. ADJ Of
septlT. Edward Gle-ler, deed.
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FOR RENT Or LEASE.
PEABODY'S SEEDING HAyTB0lS STRAW
BERRY pI ANS

HE subscrioer having appointed 3. 8. WELLER sH
agent Tor the sale Of this superb Strawberry Bpl-
ssnts can o. supplied a. following pae age
Sd one ooEen - o. package Of 100 e10 package Of
taey VII he certain 20 live II properly planted and give
PLAIN directions fer their culture Orders NAV be ad-
dressed to me at Columbus, a. or TO nv agents j. A
s aokI N co, New Orleans, and B. s. WELLEB, ga,
BY calling az the seei store q b. Weller sr the pub
nc may see exact copy and mutt also ex-
tracts rem journals North and South shoe ing supe
TOT qualities ot his terrl al Others cultivation
On ne reception Of - vii carefully pack one dozen in
vi siS ana mail Il 70 any direction ia the Union pre-
paying the postage.
B. = Weller y n also act my agent for the sale OF
nv FhOLlflO CORN. Due notice Of he prcdult weight
and yield per acre VII be given the present crop L
sAusred CHAs. A. PEABODY
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LifFLE hEsogsE.-The Auburn Advertiser
says sass e tSo q NJ. Joha r Hopkins' children.
giFl q seven and boy Of i've grsars 49, -
log oy ulih Fsee the little boz fell iato tbe wss.r
The SISTER uttered SCREAM, aud then aianaee s,
siter hsa. both Weu4 have been dronsfd Sd II,
9 gsntenen Nhe s4s asir4eIed 10 ;he spos - -
cry, snd Fessaed boEh. : -
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NASHVILLE THEATRE.

'hls EVENING, SATURDAY sEPT. IS 1857 vii. be
presented ior he first time this season. Miss Heroas
Stion OF the beautiful plav, in acts emitted Ca
lILLE; or IN Queen Of the Candles. Camille Polka BY
the orchestra In consequence Of the great length Of
mile there viii be no Farce acted with it.
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MORE NEW BOOKS.

ARL WI " DOOAAs
kOSs ON SLAVERY; FRED. A. Ross D. D.
IEN' LIFE IN THE HOLY LAND; W @. PEIxE
bOAt LIFE IN EGYPT AND NUBIA W. O. PRrxE.
The PHYSIOLOGY OF NEW YORK BOARDING
HOUSES.
oHII-CHAT OF HUMoR, WIT AND AEEcDoFE.
BERNARD LILLE; By JERE CLEMENS
The WORLDS OWN Poem by JULA WARD HOWE.
OHILE CON cARNEi on, THE CAMP AND THE
FIELD
LESSONS FROM THE GREAT BIOGRAPHY; By J.
HAMILTON
THE HIDDEN PATH; By MAEIoS u.R1.Np.
9HE WATCHMAN.
RUTH HALL; By FANNY FERN.
For sale by CHARLES w sAsT-u
SeP"' BAo No. IL, College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-19

Joseph Brsneh EAr Sareissa MARTA. Xxx Meses
" Veto ore
y Pursaanes q ths deeEes Pgonounesa u ne shove
atthe Nay Term asi, 81 taii court VII sci en-
SATURDAY. THk 50 DAY OF 0oroBEA NkAf, A. ne
court honse Qt IL ne ciY e Nashville On credii Of o
- Is ABe - morhs with Interest. AZ tnAt nicret pa ne
parcel Of real estate knosn ~CsQasH Whch flrsry
beions - ae 81 he late Geotgp w. Asrni ana
Hhich > suppo1eq ~ BE- about ninety ihrse aeres
Hen retained. &. D. BRikN, q. & 81,
sox4T-td cazneary eourt a. Nashsile-
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II DWELLING, 50 HooTls. On NIne, befWeon Union and
Crdar streets, FIR q balance ~ The year Can be
rented for ytars q the Ihs u In decided
~ the most healthy snd lrasant locay In the city.
AFP'yto lsePli5-@Wdl J.. b. a 7. .. FIrE.
HIRAM. SHORTS AND SHIP STUFFS.
TUSr received ard in stnrei
- l0o.ee0 ne. wheat b- an
500 ibs Short 90 Toe b. hlgf;
2hgoo 10. ship Slazss
Fer sale boz whoiesals and Heisn BY r. Q. BARDY.
rept i5-u No. 81 College street..
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CANES, GAMES,


aga te ivory, and horn head ualaka ebopy psrtrids
@ walking Canes just received and for sal4 by
oSP''' J. II. MOGILL.
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UsT nECEIvEI.

aANDsoAE supply of FAN and Winter Goods GEN
Hi tteInens' FURNISHING Goods and Clothing.
AIso good assortment Of Ilohs Casimeres and Vest
al OF winch Slll be made up in the most an
1850 22tyIe' Oy T. J. HOUGH, CERT,
!
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no THE BUSINESS MEN or NASH


THAT ganstle tuflaesa legle property NcLspghins
cornef, froaEns G. Mari street and 100 On
Chasrh propo % b. leased ioF ater1 e yelr 70
party p4riies uho u upFoFe the f4Er ~ pai1nB
tlssrton Feod huzinsss huass o hausea.
Persn1s assrns icase inFed e Gle written prc.
pasafs With the snerTgusd ab III give ffther iher1ss
q D. BRIEN, Q. n
nax1a Ckzseery Coart IS Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-19

AIDES large Sole Travelling Trunk:
II cents large and small SOLE and Hcgskin
-, ! Valises;
0ef cheaper ST. les, just received ard sale at
T,s;.u.-, !, J. b. MCGILL'S
-eSP-S- corner Iare and College street
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-19
Fancy Goods and Toilet Articles

uSf received per Express large stock Of ladies' and
gents frayeing and Toilet Gases, fun ished and an
Aiso Ladies' Work boxes, Bask and abas
o. an styles and sizes. The She'll India Rubber Horn
ana Ivory COMBS; Wood and Ivory Doninoes and Cbes
snat ana iargei Back Canon and Chess Boards Also
1ar, tooihi Nail Cloth, Flesh and shaving brushes
Laole ana eentemen's Porte Monies Pocket Rooks ana
Gases and Razors, single or in Fur sale 6y
SeP'AS- J. II. McGILI.
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Chaneery sale.
HArS ADDIEf0A

DURsuANF % decree e ne ohaHesry Court, e
olhsFs Parasites fEsesiys 4 y q Lindsey and eth
e. shal e. enaasY, te ian ~ ocfeesF next tha
ors hesss a NastF4iis o'caek sel % tbe hzhssf
asa8sr. ARE tea Ia iisy aeis9u N@shee, credit
81 a u ana 81 meaths ~ 1otet aatasst1riy aetared
ssaTlas iasefsal ana hen reisnsa-
a. ". 81 LfSnsLEF.
ssVtiG cqanissioaeF.
xVAsTK lie osuals,soi o..
- eazI =. ?. nLoNs4.
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fUHtT Yziasbls Deszi1s s ne eaFnsf q csasr IA
raEEaef atrsesf. ms iet treats IS fel rs DHslts
nE = large ana eaamesous sad thers IS : ans oace 80
she lea 3 = oas q ~ zss ssss.1ls soelaaaI Ne
ssssi8 ANa lInns1Eg.
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feOs.04kED sa4aAEEs.--Jns reesiret 3 s1eaEs
- sortes g ceeFe4 ehtrs. ssE.ea. A. et sssL
go fsistt 49, A. - HI
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LEATHER nRE.rIsfs.

= nm fHEF 60 hand, < AL sfzzs. HoHi %
sQsCOO t1c-ea siar- Al extFa lqs q ssraHE lees
AsatasT, AA q shsh yiis TIE asstisn e a planters
41a EscAs 90 tfe stsfe srselss uAich els esd IN
~ ess sss F easA ~ 80. s. ard g. BIoaa-
Wy and Uoless airesE
asPta B. 4. CUrTER
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CATY CLOTHING STOREi
200 REWARO.

/ oCIsA WALTON. Loaiaa WInsssn Itefv st,ut
A. bsiEht Heatto Nouan rsuaHaF o. - sfoaa 60
Capitals HaiioaH tn ais Fcnssyl on sunday nght ASA
Two HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
w he pad - her apprehension ard delivery arressa
81 state; Cns Hazdrea 4 taken Ia o. sfv -
Lsasa, sho bsougs % csi. 1ahn r. Watsa Of Dsvtss
Al4n4nas Wa8e faafig 10 sfsnat4F surrsr hre Al y
h8zy ighf aai-fie eem3n- bsSHten 80 ana - sa al
uilh heavy ISIS ef haars no- slfslghs has ~ eF
f2E testh, asa kzF an1es iaN rfo1rgdes sfrhtgs
Ah the cireaustsness tsi . shaa tha1 49, 4 IA sfs,
81 NashFile- ~ WALTON
AsahYiiss sept II As74-t% ~ Ageat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-05

We take from the Washington Usux the foios Wing ~
count OF Mr.. BschauAnis furtnes progrtss 70 the
Capitol -
Tho extraordinary demons~t,ouv o. respect which a.
his rural homo 70 thd national pons evidences
OF the hold which he has upoo hrar II toe oso opIe
long LIE, nled with the most aste goIshed pabc sor
vices, has made Mr.. Buchanan sol snown, tho.
roughly appreciated, and 20 vuy respected tssi of
oil poscsi rites tsndered. ue passe1 along voIun.
isry homage which no authority could have commanded,
END power ooulehsvs pr 1cu,ed.
Al Lancaster the mosnne OF Yesterday Wa very un-
ard lhe snow fass snuy yss sn,. %, prsvsui sus
popust'cn from turning ou 9" ea to take 'esve of Their
sIse%ss isox e,,,s 2. M: sss'.eao % W. s.cs,.es s
pucbns A. end large delseareo Of otiz,Ds Toe susbo
ruks Of place also panied him, and ~ the rail-
M bbors emo frepcs coesred entaasss uosiy
train len a eight O'Clock vhe salute ~ss hred oy
volunteer parry Of aiiisris", AMI the Oh ircn bells
Col Joscph Baker superncsd-nt OF the Psnnsy
ate ioa1, had plaood NJ ar Bacnansss obocss an
new loco N olive ~ G Breskipri &c" The President
elect panicd BY MISE Lace Mes Parker and
ssss's. asns s ss,sss, S sss, wm
pensr Coi v Lane. Hes ~ :. hacxrsw Sts rresurer
Col joseph Baker, Joose ohssr, end kooert asoErsS,
Eco sIso by mitsee n the sutaori of Isoosse,
. depuiston Of students fron IN FrsrHda AMI sarsnsi
College, end the lancaster Fsocioes.
Pssarg rapidly through q ane agricultural region.
wfioh combines many qusias Of the stneraod"
IN The a,psct Of as nuiafnss Win ev'aenoe Of 40 o6cr
,ss ss s - rc.ss.S 's"s sa s s.S
river, Quarter "e'ore oioe Hrse cbne,afse oi
cNzns we're vaiurg US s'rvA, soa gave tne tfesiaen'
elect hearty reception
MClumbn toe parry ZOOS . sspolhtrn on tne Sorsh.
eYn Central ksi'osd fo'a, ~nere . slrse orow1 MAJ
assemblies 10 greet Mr.. Bucbsnsn. he -ss jeed py oh
personal frsbo, Henry we.oo, ssq r.nse. Mo9s on
me hne o. ms pe,ure,goe rsa ~ ss ~ w ~ ~. 49,.
d.nt inc Bon. Jonn :. k.nneoy, es seoreny ,ae
Navy Atbe ssryiahd nne ne oom siees o. soe ss'u
more Cy ooupou enrrra tne cn 70. esas,s" me 49,
rdens efcs inc bospusw,es o' pe hu"e w 70"
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FESTIVITIES INCIDENT TO THE INAUGURATION.