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A. 81 aEsNIs. Auo:ioreer

A. 81 aERNs, Aucsioreer
DY BANGS, BROTHER Il CO.-Trade Sale
~ Rooms No IS Park row:
FRIDAY EVENING, June -. a; O'Clock.
NEW POOKS.-Beins laEse collection Of tine library
fpi.s Of liable sInlard Works in various bgsnch and
M.ceansc5s Literature Inc gns many II recent pub
.a:Iu and variety Il Illustrated Works Also al assoE
i,rt of Classical and Schoo Books in quantities, Ac
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INDIANAPoLIs ISD. Mar % 1851.
NO1ICE-To the HOLDERS OF INDIANA
~ FIVE PER CENT BONDS ISSUED FOR BANK
CAPITAL The CommsopeTs Of the SINKING Faud viii
ceive sealed proposals tie Office Of Mrsrs WINSL)W,
LAHIFR Co. up t. "WEDNESDAY, the eighth DAY Of July
lC57 for the them Of Two Undrri Thousand Do,.
Bonds Of the State of Indiana issued for
Bank Capital besrgg Five Per Cent interest and sns due in
1904 which ii the offers accepted will be paid
foI on the following oRy. +. DlNCNr President.
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GIN PER CENT LOAN Or lnE COhMON-
~ WEALTH Of MASSACHUSE1Is;-IA commissioner.
She Sinking Fund Ct the Norch and NoceeI Railroad
Company By virtue Act Of the Gsn,IA CyIr .s.5y
rive notice that they viii receive Sed Proposals qntI the
h INST q, uoou tie Oce Of he Treasuer Of the Com:
monweGh at the State House in Boston " paicnie OF
Scrip Of the Commonwealth Of -Four Hundred thousand Dol
lars payable July 1871 bearing niere. 81 tne rae y I per
per from the frs. day ofJu,y ' Psyaee semi
Oh frst Of Jxnusy snd uy on the eoepon,
s,iached said srp 81 the Treasures oH N re city Of
deposit PER cent Of TIE sunt 81 each pro
peal required Oh their opnia1 20 insure rni
the Whole amount Of the loan paid on q before the h
instant.
Proposals. may be made foE pat Of se sbaye Loan no.
OF prsuum offered none otherwise viii b received aud
give the sdircss q the party mshas the pFPosAs
and be enclosed in envelope naked Proposals for the
Massachusetts State Loan" and Be addressed 10 Moses
Terpey Dr. Treasurer and Receiver Genera Of the Com.
rouwosh the State House. Boston Tr right "a reserved
to rejee. Al or part Of the Proposal. rasae;
MOSES TENNEY yr. 1Sninisaonrrs0
GEO. l. PERKINS, hoF"icn and worcester
TIessur,T Nor NOf h44rvad
GRsLrosd Company. "a
BOstc Z, June /, lsji Je LVJesl
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A c. TUTTLE, Auctiore~r-Ofice No BIoads,
MORTGAGES SALE Of ELEGANT HOUSE
vi HOLD gURNITURE-Ross~ood Piano, large Mirror.
r w Suites &c contained ia the residence No - West
10th - lu,sr ssb-sv.)-A G. II TILE viii sell This baf
Tb., AZ 10, O'clock ~ the residence the entire r
FURNITURE cont.ne therein being good order end bit
little u.ed-he whole Be- odd without for cash
rrGrired all pHrlnAssrs. Catalogue ready,
nd ms b. Isied Of the Auc,nncr For par
tcglars ser.!d. By 9.isr % r JENNINGS. r,
.rtorncy ioT McE;gasee.
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Waier Cure.

IRE. J. LOWENTuAL's WATER-CURE,
Bergen IIights Hudsos County Now jersey - mssis'
from either the Hoboken or Jersey City Ferries
nR. O. w. MAY has opened his HIjiiLaNp
~ HOME WATER-CURE al Peesskil, n. " where hss
prepared To treat disease strict hyselo gnr
s Hi. success heretofore guarantee VI the ssi to vas
fotars.
MOUNT PROSPECT WATER CURE Bng'
WI benton ~ Y. eight hours ride By The Z 40 m
r. For Circulars address the physician Il NOhlh y
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FIGHT PER CENT LAND GRANT flRSI
II MORTGAGE BONDS The CHICNGO, ST PAUL
AND FOND DC LAC RAILROAD COMPANY Pr pose T. SCI
10 ST. ckhoGcr- thei. EIGHT PER CENT - nEAK eoS.
STRUCTlON Land Grant, MOkIOAuE o'D,' ~ go
each If date NAY 1857 and secured upon ta ell e Road
and line Road fsoa Cioas TO Lake Superior snd upon
million Of acres public Land. from Congress as
made t. this Company the State. Wisconsin and Michigan
Accompanying each Bond will b. Ser CeItlhe-te esn-
Ting the purchaser Lis ssgus 81 HI. OF she opn 10 Ten
shares, lt0 each Of Privilege Lard OI'At sts on -ret
ing within from June 1877 10 SAB
scribe and pay per cent Of the par value ihee ht sne
never subject further assessments out 70 be cred
tied with proceeds land. until tut PAID 70 sare dy
bends and entitled vote pro rsts a. proriai oy sa
-uy AID set forth H. said stock Pnyss Certn,se sad
in tbI5r C,rcula! 20 S,o, kho,ders Of Nsy - 1871
The subscription prce fI said bonds 70 De per cen. -
thr nay value and accrued interest payable 40 per eent IN
hand 0pr cent on M July and - per cent Oh e4h OF ihs
GE.; day OF Ausus; September an Oslooe'f ~ c-
New-YoIk
The subscription list viii b. a. the oice OF the Com
pauv No y Wal-st MONDAY the S;a INST and Nh re
Is;7 CHARLES BUTLER Treasurer, lie.
INDIANA STATE AGENCY, No: q Wal-st.,
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o,r.cs OF rHf Prrr.srseH. TOst w.ISs .NO

Cutc.eo P,,, ION CoMSANY NJ. 81 Nllism-,,
NV YoEE. May 81 1887.
TICE This Company has established an
~ Oce in this city Ma 81 Williams "a hoor fr tse
trsu.I Of them Stock the Tsasseon Of hnnea esness
Due notice viii be Of the opening Of the Iraasi books
Stockholders resident in New York and otHer
can obtan recent m ,1kibi; Of the Company. A7.rs On
picatioU >. this Office. - - --,-o>- -. 49,,
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OTFIcY OF REPUBLIC FIRE Issuance CoNPAsYl
No. IL Wall-.t., New-York Jan C. 1851 !
NHE DE AL Fps with the REpIFRI IL EIRE

OFFICY on REPUDLIC FIRE Issuance CONPANY(
No Is Wsll.t, New-YOrk Jan. C. 1857. :
THE DEALERS with the REPUBLIC FIRE
i INSURANCE COMPANY respectfully n2t.iel, ihs,
10 Scrip r the years ending 3lt Dsceber 1851 1870 Nd
1876 amounting to SEVENTY-POUR AND ONE HALF PER
CENT the earned premiums j. all ready tor delivery
Interest Dividends Of SIX PER CENT per anaani oa he
Scrip OF ls a 1855 have also been dec.red and are
rsvabIe in their Office No 10 WA. whefe insurers
ssnst request, 20 cell and examine the liberal ehaTae
ter Their Organization which make the insurers p-[tiePAors
profits without assuming Of the nSt' NJ the company
Section Is Of the Charter provides that al p not oseu "
within x yesrs from the date Of ISSUE shall be passed tae
credit Of the Company. -
TRUSTEES:
Chares II. Russell. Denning Duer, Fred A. DrlAno
D-ni,I L. F,srrg John steward H., Je.eDh Hovlirt.
william II. Russell, Robert x Mniurn. u Drake Sira,
A & Doynirg Reuben Nithers. Fr-d. q. Foster,
Gs1nwnv h Lanai Edward {. Center. Pe.-s Hall,
WE. Butler DGucAH.y O.iah Oakes i'o1sIi :; none
y. II. Wolfe, > nsil.asd " D '; Holman
I.asc Townsend, al w s,eILAIy' Jer,1 Az. NJ IT,
Ian, Warn d. liam n. Cary. J. Y. Giriu1 Foster,
Irtbu. I-ery GrOreo I. Adc~. John A. {. Gray.
NJ W. hamilton, John j A-tor ~. 1900. - .
DUNCAN +. CURRTi Scc'V ROBI > HONE' FIc'I.
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OFFlcg OF THE NEw-YoRX NEwHAyEN r. = Co,
No. 81 CAsAL-sT.. NEW fcsE. June l. lS57
NOTICE.-On and after WEDNESDAY, July L,
~ 1857 hsuage of the Passenger Car d ae Nw iork
and New Haven RsroHd Company 20 and from sanas VIZ
case Passengers will take and leave the cars - n o. dep
conner Of an az and 9th 81. J. II HOYr, Snp't q
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Gicdmboats anh RaiIroahe.

GREAT REDUCTION Of FARE-Nnp
~ PENDENT LINE b.tvecA NETWORK NEWer.as
BRISTOL, PROVIDENCE Bsd BO5TON.-Tes 50 :, "a,
steamer GOVERNOR Cspt Charles Decriss Cso,-,- =,
Will leave Pier No - foot of Robinssnst every Tip
THURSDAY and SUNDAY a. o'clock m Ware !, AZ,
-; Providence. ca Bristol 81 IS; Newport = b 80
VIM H. bYRUM, or GEO. STANLEY q, TIE os. ~ - =
wharf "a ~
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DAY BOAT for ALBANY.-The Steamer Ie
~ hfNlA, Capt SMITH will leave New. iork ever, Ma
DAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY MOESIHGS ~
oeock. from oot Of Chsmber. 81 Leave Absay TEsDIv
THURSDAY and SATURDAY a. the raine holT; nas.n, a.
usual BINDINGS each wsy. -
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~ COMBS wls.uou Thursday June II az No y Grs-nest
10. o'clock Household nure assisting Ia part oi
horarv Char beisteads BureeR Tabes Ws.hstanes
Chair, Mattresses BeddDg Tspey and Ingram Carpets
Oucloths Toiles Sets Shades Roekers Wax Figures. &c
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NETWORK CENTRAL RAILROAD SEVEN

NETWORK CENTRAL RAILROAD SEVEN
~ PER CENT BONDS-Tie undersigned oHrr fot sale tue
SEWN PER CENT COUPON BONDS Of THIS Company
Gate .sue) having twenty 10 En Interest paysh sem
annually day. Of February and Auu't a. the Com
p,ny's As"ucy in this city .. -..,..
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No. 96
/ Warren near Greeuwiclst Open daily from 10 m TO
a. H. and from Mondays Thursdays ald S1tdrdayt
u If from = 10 r50
WALTER w. COSCkLIN, PEc'deat
V l. RryroS secretsry.
NOTICT.-A Meeting Of the BONDHOLDERS
~ ofTHE kEW-ALBAEY AND SALtA n hILhoAp
COMP ANY will be- held NEDNESDA1 me I's Ilns ..
O'Clock 2 d. AZ The Oce Of the Farmers Loan ana 1.u''
-f~-'' " d. ID. WILLIAMSON.
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INDIANA STATE AGENCY, Ne: q Wal-st.,
New.Yoh June 1857 Notice i hereby Iysn TIA, the
Transfer Book. Of hi. Office viii De- eoed % thlpAi Tie
18th inst, and main closed until the - Gay 81 July next
JOHN VI LORD, Agent Of STATE
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HENRY II LsrDs. Aucti1ueer.
d" IL IFEDS & Co will sell By Al CTlONr "a

II H. LEEDS * Co. viii sell by AUCTION "a
" FRIDAY June - &c n O'Clock at the sale NOON No .
NES sud LIQU ORS from prly ne stock IN
offering thss. ooSor sale feel bound IN oandor - say ~
the public aud ourselves tast heJ VIA
represented and gnGozbed purity also INST no ara
OF tais shall B. admitted The owner hTiEg PA 90
the entire hands T disposal and the pepper guar
sntie O. parity lnhes;aluy offer Tor sae inpec
ard approval conGtCn. that their pnfcaases
viii Satisfactory particular. AMONG ia si aF
be found few dosea old French Brandy li sa' yeuN
old G,ne, do. Old pale and dark London Dock BSGd-, IN
dcmoLL. Old Anontaio AID Harmony pa. SheEy PemAr
tin. brown Do IN battles. l. Madeira, BAc kbCrns do
Sandman. Pors: OTahAus sud London g. Mlcst Wine;
Heidek MlnH Eerzeuay sad other Chan p.kues. HockS
Clarrts Gins and Old JeIsssa Rum In 81 mo sssor
uL Of reliable Vines and Liquors Ia lots to t 1As-rs
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Mle0ifai.

nROPSY CURED, (even the worst cdses. "a
~ Physician deoqs 81 retiring from long Practice s3
still 30 al the good he j. DESTROYS % make known lids
Of cure and will send free of charge the sA preseR
tion with foil instructions Address NJ D. Ststion b. ~ T.
CANDS' SARSAPARILLA, Tor PURIFYING
~ the BLOODThousands have been cured by th prepsEs
ton thousands and thousands b. rer.
health BY Prepared and -old by B. D. SANDS
Druggists, No 100 Futon-st, New-York.
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A USTRALIA.-Posit;vely the only vessel sad
~ ina in June The splendid clipper ship SEA yYNPt
will sail MONDAY, June p The accommodation. 70
passenger. cannot BE- supposed For freight passage a. o'
GOODBYE, ARKELL ELLIOTT. No. lo5 Pesrlst or q
MAILER, LORD QUEREAU No. 10s Wsl-st.
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STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE

~ % Is, ~ on ~ = o. crSLS
DAY June H. o'clock M from Pier foot Of Warren 81
Nors River ths fast and fayos steamship EMPIRE CITY,
Jcbu NcGoWau will sail above be secured
the Of the line Freight New Orleans 80 cts cubic
fcot received June L. Shppsr be Supplied with blank bills
form signed BY the line, application 81 theiT
Office No other forms .igned and bill Of ladnE will %
signed the hour Of sailing For freight psssage apply
at tie Office No 1T Wests, corner Of Warren
NJ. o. ROBERTS, Agent
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CITT OF QUINCY. ILLINOIS.-The COu-
~ P0NS Of s6e CITY OF QUINCY. due lst July, will h
paid s.oar Office, ~ and ~ Brosdst WOODRUFF Co.
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nlaebinern, s

vINO BOOKBlNDERS and OlHthS.-fOr
sALE-A 32inch ROLLING MACHINE. nearly new
WIN he sold reasonable the having no ntner use oI u
App3y TO J. 7. DFRRlCkSON, No. % beshL.n--L.
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JossPH HEGsssS. Avctir1se- q
FURNITURE SALES in BROOKLYN.
FRIDAY, Jsne L.
Al 30 ococs the Central ssesroous corner OF wa
loushby and Pearl sta, BrooNyn
rFGULAR WEEKLY SALE-A small qusnt'y q House
b,d Furniture Ere Engravngs &C. Ale lot Of good Css.'
Chandeliers large Pier Gssses Brus-~s CsrP-ss, se
HySRY H. LEEDs. Aueiioaser.
d" u LEEDS N Co. viii sell by auction en
H.TgURSDAY JiHe II. At ioi O'clock. q; " ls ~ az
T.tveer III AID y! Executors sale e HOT >ttOLD
FIRNITCRE Insisting & BFlsse.s aEd Ingram ,efPc''
per a-,,s blue six " udoW Curtains PaIor FarnHare Of
,.lse-v ,r,d IN bar coth Sofas. COlck's Chatfs - :
Center T BIS marble OrEamtnts, Oh PAniiiss NlshiH'
usual olsut Of Bedroom Furniture Mar 'sses S' MY
rur China (7ss. Oicloths Curtains, hitch-nwHTe Se
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-15
POST OFFICE BOOK STORE
.r FRESH ARRIVAL. F.

TUST received, and now ready for inspection
y and sale,
School Books, Goodrich's Series; r
Bertha and Lilly, by Mrs. Smith;
War in Kansas, by Col. Beaverton;
War down East, by Major Downing ...f
Life and Sayings Of Mrs. Partington;
Morning Stars of the New Word-Parker;
Plu- XII Bus Tab, by Unsatisfactory,
NV Courtship & its consequences--W iclIof;
Married not Mated-Alice Carey;
Ancient and Modern Historical works, Stories
for Children, and numerous other books, making
IN ma ..H-s
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-15

yT7OULD respectfully inform their Friends and
! w the public generally, that they are prepared
1 for doing an extended business in their line,
and soiicita call oro;ders, pledgng prompt atten-
] ton, satisfactory work and prices.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-15

The DRED ScoTT CAsE.-The case OF
DREp Soorr, which has just been argued at
length before the Supreme Court at Wash
ington, involves principles of political as
well as legal importance. As the facts may
not be in the minds of all our readers, we
copy the following clear statement of the
case from Washington letter:
"Dr. Emerson, Of the U. S. army, took
with him from Missouri slave named bred
Scott, as body servant, 10 a military post
at Rock Island, in the STATE of Illinois. Az
ter remaining there ttcO years, he removed TO
Fort Smelling, which post is North Of the line
Of 500 SO min. At this last post, slave
woman, brought there by Major Taliaferero,
and owned by him, was married to bred
Scott, and they had two children, one of
whom was born at this pest, and another
after the parties had returned to Missouri.
Neither Of these slaves were ever manumit-
ted by their owners. But, under the Con-
stitution Of Illinois, slavery is prohibited,
and bred Scott could have asserted his right
to freedom in that State. The other post
where Scott and wife resided, was in ter
ritory from which slavery is excluded by the
Missouri act Of 1920.
Scott and his wife were sold by their own
ers to Sanford, against whom the suit was
brought for their freedom. Scott claimed
that, having been Voluntarily carried by his
owner into free State, and having been
there domiciled, he was, upon his voluntary
return with his master, 'to Missouri, free
man there, in virtue Of his temporary resi-
dence in free territory. The same claim
was made in behalf of his wife. The Mis-
souri, Court decided adversely 10 the claim
on the ground that the temporary residence
in Free State, did not make them free in
the State of Missouri, unless their owners
had signified, by some act and intention to
maintain them by taking them into a free
territory did not appear TO be the
fact in the case. bred Scottsappeals to..the
United States Supreme Court"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-15
BROKEN HEARTED,

ls1 BhVkEN HEAhTEU. u
Softly! as
,,,. She is lying m
With her lips apart.
o. Softlyl
She is dying ~.
OF broken heartl
Whisper
She is going
To her final rest.
Whisper
, Life is growing lE .us
Dim within her breast.
Gentlyl
She is sleeping
She has breathed her last,
Gentlyl
While you are weeping,
She TO heaven has past!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-15
LANDS FOR SALE,

| neXed list of lands, which are offered at aaIe
on accommodating terms, and title warranted
The greater part of these lands lie contiguous 10
the Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad, and arc
rapidly rising i'm value. =
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Boon's Lick Institute.

THE undersigned having engaged the services
L of ]. p. jerks, Esq, as Principal, and
MRS. jerks, as Assistant, take pleasurein an
nouncing 10 the public, that the first term of this
School commenced on Monday the 9th of Octo-
Der, and they feel warranted in assuring the pub
lie, that those desiring TO place their sons or
daughters, under competent and faithful instruc-
tlon will find it here. Mr.. jerks has been amongst
us long enough TO confirm the high reputation as
a scholar, gentleman, and an educator of fifteen
years. experience; and we doubt not, that those
who favor him with their patronage will find il
greatly TO their interest.
Instruction will be given in all the Englisl
branches, the Mathematics, and in the Roman and
Greek Languages. The government of the schoo
will be mild but firm. Pupils under his care will
be treated as thinking and morally accomtabl,
beings. An ample and well situated Hall, con
sisting of two apartments, will be occupied fol
the school. Boarding AN be obtained in respect
able families, reasonable rates. For terms Of tu
ition, Sc, please address the Undersigned
JOSEPH COOPER,
JACOB FISHER,
N. M. BONHAM,
TURNER g. ROBBINS.
Boon's Lick, Howard co., Mo-, Nov. 10, '56tf
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-15

CTRAW CUTrERs-6 superior double knife
~ Straw Cutters. s..-.... ...... ...
septll THOMSON, LEWIS & co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-15
Female Ingenuity.

Secret COrsSpondcnce.-A young Lady,
newly married, being obliged to show her
husband, all the letters she wrote, sent the
following to all intimate friend:
II cannot be satisfied, my Dearest Friend!
best as | am in the matrimonial state,
unless pour into your friendly bosom,
which has ever been in unison with mine.
the various deep sensations which swell
with the liveiest emotions of pleasure,
my almost bursting heart. tell you my dear
husband is one Of the most amiabe of men,
| have been married seven weeks, and
have never found the least reason TO
repent the day that joined us, my husband is
in person and manners far from resembling
ugly, cross, old, disagreeable, and jealous
monsters, who think by combining 10 secure;
a wife, it is his maxim 10 treat as a
bosom friend and contidant, and not as q
play thing or mental slave, the woman
chosen to be his companion. Neither party
he says ought to obey implicitly
but each yield TO the other by turns
An ancient maiden aunt, near seventy,
cheerful, venerable, and pleasant old lady,
lives in the house with us--she is the de-
light OF both young and od-she is CT
vii to all the neighborhood round,
generous and charitable 10 the poor
l know my husband loves nothing more
than he does me; he fatiers me more
than than the glass, and his intnxcation
(for SO must call the excess oil his love, J
often makes me blush for the unworthiness
Of its object, and wish could be more deserving
of the man whose hume | bear. To
say all in one word, my dear, -, and to
crown the whole, my former gallant lover
is now my indslgent husband, my fondness
Is returned, and l might have had
Prince, without the felicity l find with
him. Adieu! may you be as blest as am un.
able to wish that could be more
happy"
N. B.-The key TO the above letter, is tc
read the first and then every alternate line
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-15

DETENTION OF THE WORD FILLIBUsrER.
The Corpus Christi (Texas correspond
ent Of the New Orleans Delta gives the fol-
lowing definition of the word fllibuster:
If ever a country wanted "fllibusters,"
il is Mexico. Understand me well-"flli-
BUSTER is used by individuals and nations
as term OF reproach; so was Yankee given
TO those engaged in just, righteous and
holy struggle. But, sir the true fillibuster
might be termed refined Yankee; God
Freedom, Liberty, alone ara his motive
powers.
The word fHibuster is a compound and
its derivatives are Anglo-Saxon. 1t comes
from "file," 10 make smooth; and "bus, y
an image from The heart Including the head
of a creature endOtced With reason.
Therefore, fillibuster is sculptor, who
from the unshapen and unseemly mass, with
the ehisel of freedom, endows with happy
healthy features and vitality form indiGa
ting both head and heart.
His labors are to develop, make pure ant
preserve; not 10 desecrate, deface or destroy
The act OF robbery, plunder and murder
is no more the act OF the fillibuster than the
act Of betrayal and selling of Christ for thir.
ty pieces Of silver was the act of Apostles
Could you expect in 1866 among millions
Of Apostles, all to be true, when, in A. d.
80, an emination from the Advise Creator
in selecting from the world twelve, only
cae proved rcproaehS
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-08

Inc Northern Light arrived at New York ON
Mo day morning with two weeks later news
rom California. The news is down to the 10Th
rom San Francisco. She brings COB PASSENGERS
me usual Pacific and Atlantic mails, and - .
1862 IS In treasure
a project was on foot in California to create
2 new territory Of the Great Basin, between the
loose Greek Mountains on the east, the Sierra
Nevada on the west, and between she OREGON
ana ! tab line on the north, and Colorado river
on the south
An immense mass meeting of the citizens of
San francisco was held at the musical hall. on
the lst instant, to take measures for a proper
expression Of public feeling in regard to the loss
oi lie on the Central America A series Of res
olatlonS We're reported by the Committee. and
adopted by the meeting
The United States Grand jury had f,nnd n
rue oiii OF indictment against AUgustiE Harasz-
NY late melter and retiner in the United States
HInt, San Francisco, for mbezzlemeDt of SI5I
900 from the mint
Another grove Of Mammoth trees has been
discovered IN Mariposa county. The ordinary
SIZE "I these trees IS 800 feet in height and from
o to 30 feet in diameter
GREAT MASSACRE OF EAuGRAyrs.
The news published on the arrival Of the last
steamer, Of the massacre of lis emigrants. is
iuliy confirmed. The evidence ESTABLISHING the
completely OF the Mormons in tins OUTRAGE. is
now sufficient to Danish all doubt on that sub
ject --'''
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-08
The Kansas Question,

WASHINGTON, Dee. 81.
letter has been received from Scc'v Stan
ION by the President recalling his resignation
as sec OF Kansas and assigning as a reason
iof TINS course, his intention of Standing or fall
ing by Governor Walker, whose course he an
proved The Governor has gono to New York
on private business, for four or five DAYS, Ieav-
ing here with inclination not to resien.
although advised to the contrary by some Of his
friends.
He Will probably be removed before his re-
turn, IN which event the government viii
temporarily fall into Secretary Stanton's hands
unless the President refuses to receive the re-
oaiI OF his previous resignation