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usu00 ~ Sub0s
The undersigned. funklin Ns@rr,
sheriff ~ i'auola tiouat,, aud state
II Mississippi. ini" wh.~r hands the
estate ~ William Rowland. dsrvs<ri.
wmsiniuy ura.,minis,~r~i at the ,inc
Il III. death III Alfnd Hing. aAmiais-
trai.r tl<nSf. has h~rn duly "r!rrei.
s,,-rlIng IN the ssasHsr IN s1ich rsse
made and ~pn,sisird. end ~ virtue II
. ds,r,r NJ the l'rshs,e t'oart ~ said
count, and state. msslr AZ NE No.
,~.n,wr TERM. lsj6. shv-rut. viii. on
saturday. the sih DAY 81 Nsrrh.
1851. cn TIE -prcmises. hesw~rn
the hours II - c'slock. -. sad
6 c'chs.k. ?. -. ~Grr nv seoe.
Ut public suc'tsW. IN tn kishoe bti.
arr. m . ~vraN n twelve meWsNs
firm shr DAY q" ale: M vpus frpc.
.i~n n sh~ soashwers qssrfeT q 40.
tim sxssiy.dx t26j. sevnship seven
90. rsaer sis ts) ves. ss~ssfsistn,
sl.sms oss hundred ssd III sssee. wsss
.r ls-s. a. she nal esasseef William
IswlsWh drrewd. 1ii
Mud sWi ~-.urisy viti NJ requsrd
of.the tunhs~rr. end thu ssutasns.y
lien r~rssiswsl IN ssid land until tbs
purchase np,se. T. full. lsid.
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WHEREAS Letters If AdminiStra.
ton ii the Estate f Aavn Mckinney.
,lc,ea>cd. we're GRANTEE. 10 the an..-f.
,isuc,l 81 ilr January Term, 1851, of
tie l'nehaia G.ur, Of rau.l. County.
Mississippi. Nuiicc Is therefore ri,sn
io all crssiIiors of the deccaS.d To l'so-
bate their claims and have them M
eislrrrj ac,ssiiag I. Law Ut else they
vii II, harri.
..t. ARMSTRONG. Admir-.
~.ifnnary Is. I>5t-tw-mjg.
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Tie undersigned. eNttuiurs vi tie
rnn-euv~ii,r last will and ,estamrnI
ii .i-s.e Z. Wirhi. Decreased. have
fl,-l IN the Probate Court u Pamela
county. Miss. q final sec,rnt II their
sdmanlialhm ~ said rssais. AID All.
at tie Nsuh Trrm. 1857. II said
,'enr,. apply for is audiii"n anil Al.
lowan,-.. snd a derr-c accordingly.
Jaaiss, ~. 1877.
I. H. WRIGHT.
MEx'E MNES,
TuUx iRADf0Rp.1
nsi.sv Ex~sNsUss.
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TINE srATc o. NlsnoHWFS1.l
pas.!e t':..ey.
IL sh~ cirri' v.sss = ~ Csaa.y;
- Ne. So.
wfAssw H.vvsse.l IL ~ 60
~ a'ss~hwrews ~ fssss0s y "
+. II. Tailsns. s.swey: ANN n
psaFinx to TIE .~as'.sssssa q ,ss
.i.srss II sls Sssss - ntstr~ess u
!. ihcrrfsrs seeess5 y NJ Csssss sess
ratlks'tas " wn1ee ~ 'I1:ssss
rs.s,
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e.tvictMveS!
CAnW'n pNEN0l n GAp.g.cRN

" hrn tnu clmN U Nr'lphIs,
nANi>n insi retafn-l from = hns'.
ness,nn >ar,a, with sil thu faclll.
H.. ior taking snr. durable l,agietrso.
t,les. Sc. | am nos ready. in ps-.en. {,
srr,. NV friends and the rnbiir general.
", IN NV lins. on the mast reasonable
terms. have ~ knew faaslrd psirnis
ani e,ar-srsr processes t. uHcr Ia to-
rihiie. Nv esis,lishmru, has tn stand "
al. a'aid III Tho h%lascnry Of II. s~ifh.
ior., uron n. merits. e@d-ly
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Az. w cNs h WrU..
Mhulesal, aud Retail Cah dealers IN
srAriL AM FANCY pR

u,A,h~,
tgpSlHg, Rmas, Ns,s, a., g., Ae,
Ali Nain it., Memphis, IenM
oar stock Vt liall anil Winter n~al' i
. complete, Planters van ny eh
hhdiar a better sssl,lmenl, both t'
plan'ai mm and tamil, purlalres. Than
uas ever hctam offered Ia llis market
We viii make il to the mlrresl "
all la,Aam'ne our sl~ \ aud ptives lt.
iufr purchasing.
~ Gm At WELLS BRO
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n IsrArs.o s' aIss.ss pl.l.,

I.ia,a /, Den.. ,
be State II Mississippi.
To,hr rra q.
~, # Ilcary Ws.elrll. dcrvasrd:
The ESTATE III sa.a dstgt,ai gss. a,
BE- February T-rfu. lS..7. at The l',.
air Court uf said c"mnis. dyslan.l
s%nl,eui. this. therefore. is To- w.iily
u the creditors ci SAID tr,sasei.
lie iLr,r claims w.ih o., clerk II
,d cai,ri an arbri,rr the first Mun.
as IN January, ISIS. duly pr.l,airl
kal registered ~ar,,,riing Ia law, 81
|tsl they uiay ur,i,r thar rru rats
4 SID estate upon ais;nhu,len ol the
|sn-.
lss.ri February :. isss.
". I. WnpT"rEN.
ra.sg ,1-tk uf said Court.
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wuUUousN9UUpt NWUuOcs
'0Nih tNhkRSt.Ntu, Appointed hy
the rtohaie t.art ~ fallahatchie
"'ut,y. Nis.i, sirri. y, the Janaar. Term
ls,i, ,hetevI, , COMMISSIONER Ia fevei,e
aad csamim all claims " the several
rr,,li,or. ~ II, estate u ismp. yla,aeld,
,aresci. tNrfrfore all r~rsNns HAVING
riams s.sit-, said estate, nasi bring !,
aad prove ,ic,r sstJ rlsims r~c.p,ct,,sl,
ayain., sid ESTATE, "a or before the ssc-
oil Monday IN .Ial, n ~.
w. q. sllft.y, ccm'r.
janasrs l., isl.. niS-,w
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6v uTATN ~ M0oNlee1vpl,I
lsawaa tA'uunis, ,


|. stated uls-Isslpd,
u sesah
l,, helf ~ lav ~ samuel \ l'ps.
l,asd aud Willie L. Wmilun her
You eN.l zach "
b, arr hcrrh, cllrd H. le anil apleas
l are he l'ruhalp t'un,l ~ said uuan.
Al The Cuurilanse thereof, IN The
n l'aunla, ~ lhp hrsi Monday
Npnl, lsi, IL shew cau-e VII, The
aceeual eC VIA 1. A,vi AL
NJ thu estate af said DE-.
kl,nl. shuuld ml lc allowed aud a
! re maie lh,rrupNn rccofllnpl.
l~md pehrunf, :, ishi
". T., WuolvrfN,
|n9 lv tlrrk " said ,mri.
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ranala county. ,
b. STATE II Mississippi,
Torlisn
tllie. Wllllm rlgnnr and james
nar, heir, at Law ut ihnmas liz.
n. decreased, AMI 10 Jolm Wbilc,
! Iaad ol said Eliza
lau. and
~ u ,ou. are hrrch, cited 10 b.
! appear before tho i'r,l,aic tfur,
said ,siuhiy, al the tunt,l uusc
|enpf. cn The hrs, Monday IN April,
81. to show ,a,isr Why the hual gr.
|sgt If i',irs l,llrshaW. sduinisl,a.
|fuf the estate ~ >ail ''rrvdcm. ~
r,ly tied In sail cugr, Cor auillna
vi sll,w au,r. slnu,l npl BE- .lt"Wesl.
l a decree made ihcrrrpua accord.
BY.
lssicd February ISL.
". /. WuoIri..N.
NJ iw ti,tk ii ssid Court.
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Ssfuuph q All
PARK AMI pGeeoW,
.sSsP An


go siaia sssv<4, M<~phis. Terssss~a.
4 kg ASTONISHING T1lE w.pRll,'
"A v;sA sAsiv NV srA VAIL Art.k
PNtnrsSs q mskins iikE.sizElp Pm.
traits, d;p~~s sran tssvssD. end eslesed
In oii. b. oss u the esye ssssas 10 III
ecuNavv.
rk~v have hen N evess -spsnse In rse-
evr;ne me sse,ssivs right for mskiag
sh~-s csl~h~s~s i~fAsssxvsrhs ~ ssnssss,
ssri kavtNx essea ~ N essiss ne STU.
iptu fsr THE branch u the Art. ,lss ~
r-~cs,~i 70 srernss I'll srJ~fs ssns 10
shrm NJ NAIL fscm useu~w~~e,pes. NJ
On, Ohm s!ai n p;essr~ tsat ssay b
s-as. h esesiss ffsn . ts~ssssvsosvre
aiceA ~ haf. shssta sr~swr~sv ~ pc.
ssVs. vMk = ssi A~rsslrsiss = e~sss n
hair. go. csrpi-stjca. eer.-sII psesss~s
vspYsss~A p~sf~s m-r~ss-s. This IL The
oalv spestsesisy Il seewr;qD . lss~ liAs
riesusv nm . fsAs s~w~ksa6ra sasss
irissd. Bsiax eslse>a n s' srsa -.
vsss h V i~ugsvishshie. Pesps~s vtslsluu
the city sAs~ld ~ faiI n visa I'Anx Z
PkPL0WsH stullIs n ZINE Ants,
vk<rs Ill kiaAs u pvrTrNEs hscvu b
M ~. sse nsts b ~ nsss psssss'
ssyIs sol snisA.
C1rDss's Min s;wWssal MI,
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lin aItwAN~ssls,


tss< M h4sINf ~ frF n shA
IA. hasl tusi NJ ta@e''ls taHsl',
,csl,rl. hutsr~eAs end 80 ~. ~
|.hl, II hseauer ~. ste hete'r imll
tss The same lntn The JvfnsaiN. ~
ni lprumei de. ~ ~ neafd NJ
haze made Al svAet " Itan ~
IL lha NI.s's-lrti sad famessese
F,csi ~rnnpah,, N eisfiIrner h ihp
Il The raflS Asr,sfate 'alpn %
! mhleF,.
n, order ~ he ,'us,d n l'elIee,
n a uull. I suu,p 1was'f
|.'t lin, iat
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" hnl,aalu aud llulall pnuuisia,
ruHan ~ NNm aaH uii,spA %.ll,sli.
htaphls, i,ma,
l. nlctinr y larpc aud we'll srlrcl.
sineA n everything In the nnin llNi,
IA .,aAA' rfuNia, lluu phu hns ~ IN
airH vNl save muhes ~ rl,hw hlm \
eAll, A. Nv 4 dpienAlhel 10 uf,t urNsuAl
Inducements H. H. lnil', anl ~ all IN
vNi ~ pHft HlrhfiHrs N'tchHnts,
", ,lclana nal Planters, hook "a ,unt w.
lpesls urlels Nill tteel,e rr'wr, at
lenliun, MT m
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ssRsSMSG.

|N'k s-r p~r.f~rsi 70 AZ an adisiss,'
w qsanfas II .RlyiI>t.. IN t-ssh
uE\ nni WHEAT. tn Nil is l,vs'el
: m,lrs .,u,h.as, Il i'snpla ; CO msis
Cesi t.rar u .uol clean Wheat.
". ". ElilOTr.
isbr'y ~, iss..
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SOMETHING NEuI
~ ThwX&
NRW DRUG M0Dn

~ INV UvNOO WV0'
ryyNs oCu<clDGo ~ s
srsu y11HfJvAA a1soHsp An
1T ~ uDUuig uoogP. - 1ooos4
~rs Gbrssv u ~ Psee Syosvf4
ll'aasla, b. lagassa. - ~ gipeut
sssrs II DRl6l, t1lk1ocAl.4 ~,
thss hes ~ be<u hseo6Af - ~ r1veiss
~ the eeuassy. 1l;s sssnnaeue1 bosists
- svssy MO osigh4ebbess-siass
''''''' pRru sfUkk si
= y: ,::::: ..s;eIsss;c:,&
- hasa, svsgy 49, - - -
- ...sss - HsSTsSnj--
n ~ sss,ss = - t.sise ~
hpp~s thas - ~ ogosuusN , ~
AZ - INV - un1slan ~ 6muo
y-sslt.s - ~ sssnsYyN.ywysse
~ iib~sis Nhna1s nAG1 sutuo
asssssses $3.50
~PgRrrMgRg
FANCY esDAp. NAN pye, - ~
fssa skss-s>hsn1pt0eucsNn9Q -
juls 0oasA 4 CN.s n uva4Q
~h:eA - ~ Ipss pnesteon115 lDG1
sh< nsoGsaiso shaDSi1mk
NJ V<ns ~ go 80 NeAb
ssh
's'S.rT.'.s't l. .
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y1Num TRUSTEES h~e Isase ~ esT
ysAile s~tt.rsisr '. this ms iiatiss.
b. ssstfrs ~, s.s.;sr Il which cFss~l
Fa MONDAY. innsarr issh. TAssprvi-
. II W.. TIN. Is. usl.kNRv swdiser,
|h.s. b.-a sssr-l. - ". hoe r-tnss.
nsai.v. srA - AZ dssevwsne1 ~ main.
|s,.a a Gre s,s.s MALE smi tsNAlE
~ AbEvy.
uuf anesnnsa'v h~s,ikv is>sNsv, sssl
|Teschers. rssd neirhlsssisei. sad rssd
~s.er. eussiswtr = rare eszsesustfvs
~a'eh ~ think should eliza Nc f~tfchsfe
~ e,ersicis. fssa. ss-e vsh be- shss-
cv-his prepared fss csIlese ~ h. ~.
sni vsun. isai~> unl-r ~ rssv = M.
Nei..ass VII ~a.rs ssr<sisr sdsssfssr<.
tsstrvesiops - rssrs IND e;uisas - -
de-ase tsvms. ti.ci no1sssNS esases-
'isn~d q the imm~lissr v'eiaiss - ss.y
r~sie.s,s se-vas. eish~r fsv sesk> ~ -
r%nsles, ssi . fsu yssae lsdsp - -
"arns3~eA II ths bsrse u the rinci.
rsl. ~ sk~ Aeslruy lss.
Fse farther rsss~slar. sleeFe~ Ne
Principal. sr ssv - sls Tfs-s-s.
v. n. rauaas. tt'rn'n. \. Iss'.r.
ss..i Nsss&us>. rss.nfs<'
Il. 4. uExscs. SYN II.
ce~snl Aea1eny r. ~
r..acIA CsoneS, We tas.u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-24
OguullIe DalIp Buttt Returh.
MONDAY MORNING. AUGUST 24th, 1867

ATTEMPTED Assassin ALTON. "A tele-
graphic dispatch to Saturdays State Jour
nal, from San Francisco, says, Manuel
Castanoses, one of the principal witnesses
for Jose Y Limantour in his land claim in
to assassinate him last night, in his room iu
the Uuion Hotel. Having left his door un-
locked, some person entered about two
o'clock, took his Bowie knife from bureau
in his room, and made plunge with the
weapon through very heavy bed clothes
wounding him slightly in the right breast +,
about an inch deep. The general impres-
sion is that he inflicted the wounded himself
to manufacture sympathy for Lmantour."
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-24

HEAVY SHIPMENT OF GOLD. The SOno-
ra left San Francisco on Thur'day, takin;
with her 81 .595 ,497 l3 IN treasure. Hes
passengers numbered only 440
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-24
Metropolitan Bowling
Billiard Saloon,

fHyHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING fHOtouGHLf
II renovated his commodio's BOWLING Al
LEYS and rovided himself with nne hiLLlAkD
TABLE. besides having replenlshed his u III with
choce stock of "a ines una Lquoi s. sorils such
share of pablic patronage as has heretofore been of
fered him. LEWIS Sa-HkiDEh
July 81, 1857. DA
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-24
NOTICE.

NOIICI.
yHHO BE SOIn AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON
saturday, August Sth, 1871, front oil the U. >.
Hotel, four Mining In ms. knuwn as The Keystone
Mining Company, situated on Feathtr River. IL few
rods n ,ove the Ferry crossing lu RlnchcrIa. Said
claims are q be sol Tor phyuel part ol as
sessmtn.s due IN the fourth Inst, Ineiudug Two
hceis tour pumps, l7j b, ID feet width o; dune
all composed ut new him Also Il mead dam aud
inlhing luols all Ia good oraer.
Hour Ut sal. = 'ciucs y. VI.
Aug 4th. NITCTIEII.. Sec'y.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-24

Beauties OF RtDIr.--lhere were >.
600 failures in the United States last yea
The debts are estimated 20 have been mo =
than $4,000, 900. and the loss to credito )
more than $40, 900 600.
How many lawsuits, how much i'll feelint
aud how much suffering was occasiono
therebyl Aud all this comes of the crea +;
system. -
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-24

MERRY Wives OF WINDsoR.-This glori-
Gus old Shakspearian comedy has lately been
presented at the American Theatre in San
Francisco, Mr.. Stark playing Fallstaff. Til"
Yerba Buenans must have enjoyed the trea.
hugely.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-24
San Francisco Lager Beer
STOLEN !.

ENRON the cabin of the subscriber on Gold iiiil, on
&c the 18th of August, one GOLD WATCH AND
CHAIN. whoever will return the same 10 Edward
r. lee Mt Chas.'s Claim, shall receive $50. no ques
tiuns nsket Description us follows: Improved
straight line compensated Balance, No. l2s5l, Iu-
guspm Vueliemin, Locle. aIonl
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-24
FIRE IN CoLUsI CoUNrY.-A letter was

FIREIN CoLUsI CoUNTY.-A letter was
received in Sacramento on Saturday morn
ing, saws the Bee, from X J Walsh, OF Bell
view Ranch, Colu5i county, stating that hIr
hotel and out buildings were burned down
Oh :he 10th inst. The fire broke cut in the
work shop, and spread with great rapidity
some eight hundred bushels of grain was dc p
sroyed, along with much other valuable
property.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-24
san. Francisco.
S ALE.
apY VIRTUE OF ELEVEN EXECUTIONS

NJ issued out Of the District Cuur. of the twelfth
Judicial D>tct of the State of California. in the
tion OF ED WARD lilrCHENS Agansl FIJI IZGERALD
Il Co. RCSSELL & ERWIN agan.t FITZGERALD
y CO, HENRY uAGEMAN against FL ZGERALD
Y co WILLIAM &. WENDELL against Fl1Z-
GEkALD Il co JOSIAH STANFORD Er AL against
HrZiERALD & CO., GARRISON EFT AL. against
FITZGERALD & co, ,J.J GRAY ag .inst Il tlTZ
GER MID g. Co, slLAS Il HERRING Ggain.t
FITZGERALn 4 co G. r. LOLER against FIlZ-
GERAi&, Il CO and JAMES DE LA M0NTANYA
against E. FITZGERALD & CO. duly attested the
Z5h day ~ May. 1857, Z 4. SOUrHWORTlI W..
FIrRGER AID CO. duly attesl.d he % day of
Jul. 1887, nave lc,"d upon the following property
10 wit:
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-24

HIGgwAY ROBBERY A miner was stOl
ped on the road and robbed one night lar
week, on n trail near Yankee Jims," H.
three men All they obtained from him wa
81 80
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-24

Gas IN angements arc be
ing made with the Union Gas Company, Ia.
bring gas into Nevada The Democra
thinks it will be fairly intro luced by the J.
Of December.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-24

DlTCH OWNERS GOVERNMENTAL conven
tion of ditch owners has been called to mees
10 Sacramento on the 81 th inst Theirbusl
ness is business, not politics.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-06
TIE GRAVES RESOLUr1ON-FINAL ACI1
NC IL

The question Of compliance With The propnsi':
K. s. Graves, 6.fsuiting Treasurer OF the Sts'
Mississippi, 10 indemnify the Treasury, by st
Instruments of four thousand dollars. on conc
that he be permitted 10 r.;urn L. Mississippi uu.'
led ri any Of tho rights mud privileges of citl1e.
was f.nally sctsd urcn Ia the Gena.e OF Miss.
On saturday, the Dist 1T.
Nj. DrGDe, from the committee 10 which the L
ernot's message in Relation :" Graves wa. re:s"'
reported the following r-soluiirG:
"ResOIved, That The Governor, Secretary ot>N
and Attorney General be, and they are hereby aei
rlscd 20 ady uSI ali c.ai,.rG connected with Tao c.
cation Of Richard ). Graves. la'e Treasurer Q:
State, OIL such terms as they may deen RICH
proper ard they are hereby authorized 10 Ell
MI attorney 10 effect the se;tlrineGr aud payI.,.
the Debt due 10y the sad Graves 10 the State"
This fesoluiion was made The ap-cial order 4
O'Clock in The evening. A. the evening session
Weet proposed to amend ~ follows:
Aid-"Proviied. The Governor, &c, shnll be
y ~.ari-6-d, from legal evidence, that the said G:.
did no; intend originally, by The diversion d!
fluids Of the State 81 Mississippi, 10 comIni, az
i-lnnipus by HE law OF tho State Gf Mississippi
On motion 81 SIR. Gi!eir, The resolution and sm'
meat were laid Oh TIE table uy yeas uud na u, :.
lows.
.EAs-Mr. President, Me,srs Beene, DAVIS, T.
son, Elicit, Greer, Guy, Hathorn, Roger, Love, y
Oliver asd West-l3.
NAYS - Messrs. Arthur. CGtrhings, Drane, 10
Gl!llInnd, Rico, Reynolds OF Tisboningo, hey:
VI Smith md Starke-9.
The notion Of The House wac nCcGrdant with 81:
!h' senste. So II may be considered. that the l.
lHtive mandate 81 pei petual rXiie has been prom.
ed aud promulgated against .cbard Stanford Gr'
tnfsNsSJpys;
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THE DIVISION OF THE EARTH.

aAA
FROM -uy oEENA> 3r L. .rsihNoRf
Come, take The wcrk, cried mighty Jo'e
To mortals. from hIs throne;
Ave, n! "a yunrs, yet share in love
The toon which now ye owl.
Quickly arose the sons ct rG"n.
For a gift r" fair and ."".'
The farmer rr.sp.i l:r i:-iI: vi %raln.
Ths hunter held tho wocd.
TIE merchant sent for cleaning sosd
And gems beyond ,hc asa: hold.
The king, with voice aid i;iahoe'
Cried, taxes are for mo.
The Poet, child Of cruel fac.
Came last 10 claim his s1aa.s
Alas. the dreamer linge.ea a'
No wealth for him Is there.
:. .,s,t =, Jore's imperial throne
r. nothing left for ME!
For me. thy child. thy iaithtui son.
G-es. father, shall this bel
-,,or. in vain thou se.k'st my aid:
Ea,i cause thou hast for fear;
".T Tbte nost answered hore. Insde'
Nv ears drank in celestial strains
Thy glory charmed my eyes;
My soul forgot it's earthly CLAIMS,
Spell bound in Paradise.
4 emile shone on the thundarer's tace;
Earth is no longe. mine; 49,,
BAT make with me thy dwelling place.
And worldly claims resign.
And to thy sons Of heavily birth,
This pr, ,iiege shall be given
So. since, ,ehilc Others cling to "1-fh,
pscss have dwe!t IL PsaDtd.
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TUESDAY. MARCH 3, 1857.
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The Senate agreed 10 the House amendment To the
Minnesota land bill, giving two hundred thousand
acres G! land 10 Alabama for rail road purposes. The
bill! avoid. nearly altogether the range Of lands pro-
posed In The bill heretofore repealed By Congress.-
Minnesotai ia to have tbs entire disposal Of them. This
is the Minnesota bill a. prepared by the House com
ni.tee on pubic lands, end II connection with which
sgbiect corruption was alleged to exist.
The Senate passed the fertilization bill and the bill;
T)r the construction Of q psaitentiary IN Nebraska
and eye in Kansas. and the navy appropriation bill.
Mr.. Weller presented a communication from the
Vic. President elect, Mr. Breckinridge, accepting the
Office. and ur omising TO try 10 fulfil ite duties.
Inc Ch1ir laid before The Senate a message from
n, President Of The United States, in spaw- 10 re-
.,lu,ion inquiring whether N his Judgment the nation
al defence and the best interests OF the country call
for the discontinuauce of any navy.yard or naval
.tct;ou on ,hs Atlantic seaboard, or any change Of the
! location thereof; alqo, a letter from the Sec: etary OF
(, War, 10 answer to a resolution calling for the reports
of Col. Long and Capt. Palmer, Of the United States
army. on the improvement Of the narbor Of Dubuque.
Iowa.
The Senn'e proceeded to the consideration Of the
/ bill making appropriations for certain civil expense.
OF the government for the ensuing Year.
yr. Pratt moved to amend the bill by adding or
appropriation Of $780, 00 tor commencing the con
river at the Georgetown a~eueduct, according 10 III,
plan proposed by Alfred L. R'ves, civil engineer.
Mr. Rusk moved to amend the amendment By add
ing q clause authoh,ing the Secretary OF the Interior
for the purpose Of facilitating transportation OF III
mails between the North aud the South, to grant RICH
OF way over the Long Bridge TO any company oPe
rating a railroad between Washington aud Aiexsn
dris.
The amendments ware rejected, es was likewts
that sppropria,ing $4,000 for the repair % the Lon
Bridge.
An amendment was made appropriating 81 ,00O,0 Oh
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From the Chicago Democratic Prcs]
THE INTEREST OF THE OLD STATES IN
THE PUBLIC LANDS,

In all the discussions that have recently been had
in Congress and elsewhere, with respect 10 the diepo-
s;tion Of the public lands, a marked jealousy OF the
old States toward the new States las been mani
the advocates cf the interests &: the former.
that the latter were monopo!izlng an undue
share OF the public DOMAIN Fence all the
strong opposition IL ell grants ot lands :or ran roads
and other Western Improvements. lbs feeling caiae
out very distinctly the other dcJ In III; senate IN i'e
remarks of Mr.. Bell Of Tennessee, on HE proposition
..for securing to all tie States greater Guaiity IN the
distribution Of the proceeds Of tis p:5iic lands
He cited many instances OF pro:a.e appropriations
for the benefit Of rail roads in The new Sia'es, while
the interests and the rights Of the old States seemed
to have been entirely overlooked or isno-ed. lie
thought it was quite Time that The older S;a'es OF The
Union should awake TO q just appreciation not only
but to an enforcement OF their equal claims IN he
distritution OF a common domain. OthetWise the
time might come when they would be as powerless AS
they now seemed negligent to iusis. upon their rights.
There Is no probability of the adoption OF Senator
Bells proposition. II belongs 20 all obsolete school
in politics, aud is predicatcd upon a very narrow View
Of national iuleresta. Nevertheless 1t may serve a. q
theme for passing onnen Tho question OF i5e
disposition OF the public lands has inr broader reia'
tions than tile mere amour: OF money th.ir SAFE :nay
bring into the Treasury, or the right which par:icu'
lar States, old or nsw, may hars 10 share in II. There
is too muc': money In tbs Treasury already. These
relations are more important even than any pro.pec
tive advantages the States could hope 20 resp from
the public lands were they to be reserved for dlstri.
hutton afe. thsi. va!se should been increased,
"a = The casa Of these which !!a.. b,ea granted 10
the lr'rni, Contra. ara Other railroad coinpaai-s.-
The States, as States, strictly speaking. have 40 r;sh;
in The pao!ic laIlS. They are the ..sr.:ase ~ the peo
pls, irrespective OF State hGes, and should be 80 uses
as TO inure 20 ,heir grestest possible advantage. In
no way can this be done 90 effresuailY as TO adopt
that policy which will favor their most rapid setile
ment, and that ha. been substantially done. In ma
king homes in a new country, people are solic!,ous
market and to the social advantages furnished oy
railroads aud other improvements. The mere price
Of lsud is Of small consequence compared With these.
Our prairies along the line Of the Central Railroad
are being settled much more rapidly now when land
is selling at from ten to fifteen and even twenty-five
dollars per sore than when it could be hao at the
miniuum government price. Aud it is to be noted
that q large msiority Of the settlers in the West are
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TERRIBLE FAMINE IN NORWAY.

HUNDRED. DYiso DAilY.-The English pa.psrI
have accounts from Norway, which give a Paihic,
picture Of tie suffering Of The inhabitants oil Lrp.nEa
Say. Owing 10 a failure of the crops, the inhabitants
are in n state Of starvation.
"Handreds are dying daily, and the living are com
PEELED 10 .ubsist a. theY bsa! zen, Gu ine oetk vi 'rees'
ground and cook I'd with cats. In order 10 Glc''ate
these sutferings charitable committees ave 2eei ot
osniz.d ON the opposite coast. Of The Cult Of Bothn;a
70 collect ccn,rihurions il kind, such az corn, -four
vese .s,lss and spiri:s, which vii be convey" to them
sr-.as IN. ice in .ledses. As an addition to the auf
trriug of these poor creatures, the cod IL o. n ssvefi'y
rarely experienced even IN these 'ce-oouho couH-
.s;..r