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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-30

Coy cOf. ihirfy seyohsn rt ana foaftn ave %
a receives q communication requestrs them
nj licenses 10 the 10 groggeriea Ia Church
beiug read considerable tup was made OF u
bad neeu written BE- eome rerson nos much sc'
b spelling ami com losing The posrd pea 3D.
Wednesday AIS /. NJ.
IkkTIus of THE FopRTu or July.
COMMITTEES Of the Common Council appointed
apse nsnts for the celebration OF the Fourth Of
yesterdsy, Alderman wilsoo In the chair. A
Iiiou ga- received from Messrs. Edge, accept
kfaot amarded O. them for furnishing oil tue
n the city fer the Fourth. A resolution Gas
The Committee sho Id have general superia
the rerUrks &C.. and that their expenses
hire shodid bs paid Out Of the Appropriation.
J0NE' appeared before the Committee and
appropria,icn Tor the New York Vetsr N
y; ira, thai bodv Of which he Is cornmaoder,
ORGANIZATION o. Neerans. The corni tee SAID
r,sas IN ,de an approgri aiion 10 the Veterans,
s.snEnAnd "a col Ray aoed, and that tnere Was
PA sNvc thoussad ucIets, having the following
o-..s q, -~~~>-~,e -s~~~~ee ...,~-~e~e.ese~>~sr~s
pnlT 1ug RKsRsS ~ TN CIT HAIL,
JrIY = 1851.
a, 100. .ss,s e.NesSs essy--.~sese~~~e~~S
,,l up ana wi no ala ibutcd among TIE mem
on,mou Copneh aGd cih1ens who may desire
.ot ,iew % toe fireworks =, the Csty lisu.
p,,tse then adjourned un Wednesday 1.-TWO
,,sIgss FoR vfotlTys err 0aDfsAscs A
a yesterday before Judee Mech, OF Jetierson
~ which the health ordinances bad been
se,,aiu cellars, loo aud its Bosery, were 10 q
..,uoic,aI % ,he yvbhc health Health wsfden
b. youri,eu h served an Introductory notice To
nupeou, me .aoprietOr, on the 9th Aprit the
MT r.saGei Health arden, en- the &sih,
pcini r,ari iaon Hnrsor sled 10 absse " ne
SCI. the tieslb Warden knen, IN accordance
sioa. tom The Cfty Inspector, placed the mat
hands Of CORPORATION Attorney Purser. Who
,he sane Judge Aeech ,npssed hne OF 500,
4 uf SUIT
I'VE haze been requested 10 state that Mr..
,o-uacs, vf Brooklyn, wss no, run over oy
RAM No. N, a. was reported IN yesserdy =
VA run over ~ Engine Company No. IL, TO
atf.rhto
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-30

To Perfume the breath sad Eradicate Tan,
frrcsies and r1np.s, Balm % Thouaand fiowrr"
None genuine uDles' sgued rNIR OK o.. New York
For sale at IS Broadway and BY all d-uggsAL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-30

Prof. Aisa. e. Bsrry's yrteophero~s In the
bs~ and pest article oreaax beauylps cieaains
curus preserving and restoring the ssir. ladies' 5 u so1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-30

Genin's UnYtvaiied tseaver CasslFsterc--
The ighte besi and most beavt hat OF tho
For ouiy by GEN1s "a broadway, opposite VI Pais
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-30
Notire.-To Callforn,sns ana Oshers.--s


Renewal.
M SINGER Go. will remove their sewing machine
from s3 s.S Broadway Of Grand street.
TLnrsdnI Juil z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-30

Crsstsaoros wigs, Hair Dys and rouPsss
stand unrv.n.d In country Wholesale ard r,san ara
the aye applied at No Asior House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-30
r1c..o = Lub,n,s Pc~sneh,onut skin

romph ro, powd-r mpaTis whessss and youhfi
oelscy h. akin a,tsnablc by other repress
the seantpcs Il too c1plous perspirson In 00Sss
70 cen and 81 80 each IkGsk ~, so broadway AID
al drugGizA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-30

All styles Of summer kAe4s At knOx's, NO
2l2 Broadway corner of Fulon street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-30

United Statrs Ocuscrasic Review TOR July.
New seri.s now ready subscpaIns received at the
ossce, s3S Broad wNv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-30

Bstcnsior's Hair Dye, Wigs and Teupess-
beet Ae world. all Made, sed and Applied
A. tae mAnuiAciory rs Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-30

Freeman Il Co.'s Noetce 10 Calraornia Shlpr
p<.Unr express for ,Afornis 90, United sate
saif Ilinoe Will forward TIM 9Th July al
oaoch p H. But In consequence o. thu stesrer ewing
freight The ~ udcpcndence 10 5h. (5a1ny Or the
sailing shipper ncGed 10 send In 6sf goods
or before Friday. July vt 4o,clok p NJ
FkEEM 4 CO.. 90 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-30

Books for summer Reading can ~ ksOaShs
OF VIM r. PARTRIDGE JOS. (opposts ,towartal twenty
per cheaper Aan at any other store In ths CITY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-30

Toilet Aytlcles, a l<ach AAs0rtssAent.-J. g =.
sAUHDEhS' store oaiy, at = o. 7 Nstor Uoa'e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-30

AS5y.-Our Latest styfe o. Sprsns .~s s...-
Se fss- 81 eonbned 70 snd
Wild VIII be tie interest OF ffends TO
early SELECTION The gock Of cloths csssmeres and
ever IMPOSED In city. II. DEvfIH A CO.,
Nos ~ no and 10 broadway.
9OopsWe ofor large and superior soc6 Of
every description Of SHIRTS gloves and under garments f
spriny And Special attention paid to
shirts OF the Styles either ready
made u nads 70 order. and NJ moderate pdces.
ID. DBVLTN 90,
Corner NJ broadway and Warren street.
Custom Made Shssts all Sizes, w h0lesals
and reis nj MCLAU0BLIks shirt and furnishing store,
corner Of Murray and Green sIch streets
---------~---------
Clinton Place Hotel, broadway, corner or
Eighth otrest the European plan Pleasant single
from 70 cents 30 81 ~ par dsy. Suits Of rooms for families
from 81 ~ to $40 per day.
Notiro-TO Californsaps and Othevs--GOv-
Nicely johnson has duly appoiated son-r
OF California new baths Administered,
depusons shdav aud yoviedgaents OF all deeds And
legal docunen 10 be used the state of alorna sken
a. JkwEfr
Firm W. o. Jewelt & Co, commission rchants,
80 Wal ssrae,, corner Wk,er.
ReMcym.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-30

Whites % DresA Aats-Spr1n8 Aeyts-l@s
Fulton street., betw BroStway and Nasssa strecs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-30

Lovers u Aquatic Sp0r TO. L. logersoal
sUN will exhibit tn day spsndid bosi~, butt
order ~ fee long At 80 south s-ccs The
public Invited 70 attend Admission free.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-30

nAyH SoU sk@N ThR - ~ sHoEs AND oAiThnn
II uso the s. 90 snd ~ boo~ ell Jof9s, No Ann sresA
uesy he MuRAnms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-30

CHOURAVDB ITAIIAF kEDtCATED SOAP n POel
u lively OILY reisbl@ artcls tor the OF pin
ps eckics supiurn, tettfs erptions fss and q
sser orroes Peare subdle hair from low h9e
haeds Of The body Warranted Liquid rouge Wy
vs hair dye and rrvtorstvc the CD depd
walker f-t from Broadway; Callender phlA
detphIa Bates ffs'wAshngou ss~~t. Beson Gre~n Wor
oaer hslnh. PosniroOe, hrs Hsyes Brnokyu ord drug
A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-30

Pocket Cutlery, Newest St3sss.-J. Is 3.
SAUNDERS atore only, ut No Aston House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-30
uUNDUa EXPLODED
H In .o~ition In foored.
Hpmbug's sone by tbs board,
Truthgrvfgn is restotcd.


houaekespsr doubted the cncAcy Of LYOhT
powtrr ma a npaos nstan,iy bedhugs pAOhea
moths ants Heas &c. thas doubt has been removed for ~
rcduccu price OF tto,na mo c00o1
induced give the remedy TRIAL a. NJ old chsrse
merfss OF h6A BEEN In all
ssiisfAs CRY. Depot ~ BrcaAway. and No South ngne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-30

10 the Retail lAasters In slas Cssy end CDsss-
ry-On Mcndsv June - Ill csmmen % close on the
balance Of this seasons manufactured sso Of rens
boys and chdres embrscing usual
msnt with and desirable styles a prices 70 suit
the A&enem OF the saasou.
A LELAND CO., $50 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-30

I2 Cent Ansbsotype Llkenesss, I'm Frarsss,
natural Ifs ZOO daily the dollar photograph shop. 10
prosdway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-30

10 Cent? for the tGlse ant Pearl Ambrc<ype
in coior taAen DOLLY EDDYs gallery n d. three
dora aho RtreAl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-05
WASHINGTON NEWS AyD GOSSIP

The correspondent of the Baltimore Sun says that
Gov. Geary mad an interview with ex-President
Pierce, and utterly diselameI the authorship Of Of
any reponsibility for. the articlss "a the s. LOais
Demoeret which introduced his yaledictory address,
and with serious charges against the late Admins
tration- 1t appears now that Gov. Geury docs not
charge The Pierce administration with neglect or re-
fusal to afford him proper support.
- The Hon, Henry May former member OF Con
gess from Baltimore is being urged BY his friends
before the President for the mission to Napales.
= Col Samuel Black, Of Pittsburg, and Gen. Or
Vile Clarke of New York. prominent candidates
for the post Of Governor Of Nebraska.
- In the advertising columns of the Washington
organ, Mr.. J. J. Burnett, formerly clerk in the
Office of the Clerk Of the United States Of Represen-
tatiyes makes charge that the Clerk Cullum of
the House last winter retained three months pay due
10 himself and three Of his fellow clerks, making
an aggregate Of 81, 300 and intimates that he 6he
Clerk appropriated the money so obtained to his
own emolument.
- The Kansas Free State Convention at Topeka on
the 18th, adopted resolution not TO participate in
the election Of delegates 10 the constitutional
'N-A1-SAA lAVftN'SN 4O4 y tLC idle ltGlblbitIS'
- Chief Justice Lewis, Of the Supreme Court Of
Pennsylvania. declines the democratic nomination
for reelection.
It IS supposed that Mr.. Slidell viii 90 out as Min
lister to Paris to relieve Mr. Mason sgEo is aarola
10 T,tura home It is also said that Mr.. Belmont
who is at the agne, will replace Mr.. Dodge at Mad
rid. Mr.. Lyons, Of Richmond, Va, as have before
Informed you is, however, the most likely to receive
that commission. The object of our government il
sending Mr. Slidell to France, is to represent t,
Louis Napoleon the necessity Of forrarding the rie'e
Of the american people for the purchase Of Cuba iron
Spgia.
Col. Pickens of South Carolina, it is said, willre
ceiye the mission to England. he having inforne,
the President that he preferred that to any other
Col. Thomas, the present assistant Secretary 0
State, has become a candidate for the mission t.
Brussels, recently filled by Mr. siebalds, and apeti
ton for his appointment has received some mcrcan
tile signatures.
Ez-GOv. MediIl is to succeed Elisha Whittlesey a
Controller of the Treasury, forthwith.
Mr.. Appleton, Of the Union, is now suggested a
successor to Gen. Thomas, as Gen. Casss assistant
Mr. AS intimate relations with the President ar
assiguedas a reason.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-05
LETTER OF HON. RI. WALKER.
WAsaIrer \. Wsrch 2G. -.

WASHl6GT-F, AaTCE u, 1891.
My DEAR SIR: have a: your req9 81, recon-
siderei ny determination, as auuouGc to yoI
declining your tcuder OF the Cf6ee OF q verLor Of
tie Te-Fitory Of Kansas Ia view Of Il opinion
now presen ed by you that the safety Of the Union
mey depend upcs the s=ltcucn OF The Individual
to whom sLal be assigned the task OF 8,ltiIg the
j Iculias witch gCaG sgTcuEd the kArsss cues
ton, I have copcluC 0 ,Ga, o emu sense Of duty
TO my c-uutry requires ne 10 CcCcp t. position
I am brought 10 this no'uIOu VITA un8d Ct
ed d lauce in my own sbIty but with er7cDt
hope that the same o7Crrd PrOgiieL ce which
has carried my te}ovtd couutrT thlous b 20 m,uy
pe.ils will now TEND and dirsc my humble ,fforls
or Ter welfare, aud thst my co1r,e will 10 be
prejudged by any portion Of ms f.,o1-ci'iz n, il
or outof kansas.
1 understand that you, AID ali yOlr ca5iUet, cor
daily concur in the opinion eZPr ed by me, tast
the actual, bona fds residents q iae Tsrri,orv Of
Kansas, by far and regular vote, Unaffected by
fraud or violence, must be permitted, 10 ADOPTING
theiT Safe constitution, TO dec dsio themss e. what
shall be their EOcIs in ti;u ions. his is the great
funismeut.l principle Of the act cf Congress cSrau.
ling that Territory ifirmed By the Supreme Court
Of the United States, sud is in accordance with the
views uniformly eTpre ssa b. me throughout my
rub &c Csr e. cot ~ e:e psee tul seltiou eUt U
tits question by an spyeA TO TIE in e!gelce and pa
tiCtsm Of the whole people Of hangss, who should
al participate, freely spd fully, il this decsicn
aud by Ipaio7ity q whose vote. the deJ rminstion
uus. b. made, as ho lu'y proper and co-s.ituioa-
81 mode Ct Adjustment.
contempi,to 30 appeal to military power, in
the hope that ny c -ua,rymea Of k1pszs, from
every section, viii submit 10 Gee sion Ct his
matter by iull aud far v5ie Of mS3rity Of the
people OF that Territory. II this d,claon cannot
thus be made, | see UCtang IN he atu-e lJr
Kansas but civil Wsr, ex ending i s hlleful i1fl
CO through ihs country, AMI ubjsci 2 tie U-hn
itself 10 imminent hEEtrd
will &c, then ana eudesvOr thus to Hdj1s. these
difficulties, n tie full coBii, rec SO strongly ex-
pressed by you, that Will be sustained BY al your
own high Ruthoriy, With the cordial CO operation
Of ell your csbiuet
ASH will be impossibs fOF me to leave lcr Kansas
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-05

fhr Js1uaiy nG.lber Of tie Loadou Quarterly
R-Uislg hes most tu:icus article on Iats Tie
aathor discoUrces upon al ktlds OF ra.s, w: the
brown rat he b'sck rat, sEd the water Ia. II
for1aer, he said, went oser = B9glaad WIKI vii
ham the COlJu.rJ9 and though be has fought ga
I'm " for supremacy, his fec, tue brJwa rat, sill
dourisEes in AHi.u Ike z ct cay tree. 4. c
ola, K rat may be found 10 L9ndon IN The II ighbor
o5i o. the 50 yer, ia Whie breeds Brewery, AID
il ,he White caap. Sugar hlcry. The brown
rats fight 10 ccupaai :, and pursue wsr to the
6e.th upon their adversary.
Touching the dispusi ion OF rats 10 travel, tie
writ 9 a e5 that scarce ship leaves port inr "
distant Voyate, tu: IL takes IN j s complement If
rals as regularly az PASSENGERS; sud IN ills msnner
the destructive animal sgFioutcs himscl o.,r he
world I.zs al eutgrprIsng traveer, CJntiuuaIy
pass'Eg lfo.a O7e country 10 ACotIer IN tbs
mann the houry wsudsrtr cirCu ii a7iga;es tie
wo Il tly-rtr than cid Csp'siu Cook, aid SITS LIS
paws oa twenty d.fsreat snvres.
He adds thsJ when ats have Cnc5 found their
way into ship hey are ecure as long ss the csr-
90 is on board, provided they can command the
&c tutcrss II wa'e-. II this Is well guarded
tlr, nj. IT'S, 1T 20 ,Ztn0 Cary ,xped L 10
p oc, & Il. srI ligh'i tLey all cone Oh
d OK 10 81 K and Will eve s-cerd taa g.-ng II
s'p be u i.tule EIch les III ;-o o,ds OF tie is
u hcl reduced 10 cats, miirs & ej will attrCk Il e
snir!i-csskI and le. 50 drunk thst they sFe abe
10 walk homa The ed rat viii, in ike manner,
g7ew the metal tubes winch, il pd5lc bou e., lead
from the yrl tire 10 the ta", sud !s rs couvivs
OF these oCcgi2is "a his nauacal Tl.:iOu. The
entire lsu have quick ca fJr uigg q7i 81
yheY co aD.ly Cd, IN etd Fips, sru rruCh
t. ..l~g s6,aui~Ela utIcrey. doIeh- a L. e a.
seuqener Il IS u bout q, Il the Citicui.y II o.
tsliiag water ahcl causes ID, On in Gl1uY caats
- De et tie Ship tie no. CIT IN. IouU4,s .ha
shore.
Ga SUE ,cc.,i ns, hay Ct, II p,szbe dry
lotsi 90 iLId. vA.c they 70. ersly ECO p. ! -led
ny gas g q. IL a. Fl e - b, IN ori Ic;e
.uoa-h, % ~ q ys7 Yas -a-.= - p.J7 isT h7ll
U.s., VIII Q a,sI,y.e t. s%5u; Ia ths 3 u mat
0er shcy 5a4i 81 pa from :ie Or, So vel
ara tl,is i-Vs5iag h-5 e lro Il 10 sailors, that it
Is -onalon u.oa roniag in D port Ia 81 up he
baw.rr Eo'es CT e's' TO r8u III noy'i-g cable
t.u,ugh q b., n he PrCi -e:i-g wi 3 q W ..ca
efeg.1zIIy s9cp Fl; E Dgress OF these lB2.ic. q13d-
rupei5 ra,r DC uP,ncy o. tle ia aler ORD
or-cI,rg islands, uys.l By ends n ,her driving
away It's cath IsG iAhabi,aIt t., To- lLey p.uEGef
taa tests OF ;hs'r egi saa Cvy-Ur Jae young. The
puff - hsVe In dis = a. teel c5Dr-Htd " rclia-
q an Pofii S Island, E the cast 81 Carui fven.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-05

Beside yoa oak rustic f0sf appears.
a collage gardsu lssds unto tie dn1-,
A !eW wild plants tie losiy easement cheers,
Aud eli Ground LOOKS neat thsrgh 81! is uoof
Thee P5ilip Gwoiis and lakes neighooi's part,
Though i.t.is &c The means his help 10 test;
Yet stl though poor, b. s9ys. with grateful heaIs
lis well to .b5r,-aud that God kcCws best!
The bare aitslJ him With Der deWy feet,
as blIlhs Of heart be quits mis- cottage gate;
The golden Eilllge lans with dswa is Neei,
AGd Phiip ieels content though iow his state
Fer labor uusg him Can y mpart,
It's iRdegsnd- ucs % MS hoses. breIst;
Aud STILL though poor, be sIys with era sfu. heart
lis well 10 lllof-sud iha. Gcd kaOSs bsstl
His wife beside the door waits his rsturn,
HIS ehildrers voices meet hm ha.fIhe way,
Aud while the sun within the west dolE 5Grn
And bird or brook siug sTFei the Close Ut day,
Fhljp o'g Is hrs tuh his chair 70 had,
BY little arms AMI title lips clrest,
Agd gazing Round, sXelaims p IT'D grateful mind
Taank GOd Tor all, thank Cod, who know ELI be-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-05
Partisan Millinery Bazaar.

III would respectfully inot ladies Of Nashville AID
~ VieBhy, that vii open Wednesday, the lst our
aeonh regular OPsGiHg day. the largest most ehoies aAd
select stock ever opened Ia Nashville east Pals
any Teai establishment; combining every and novel
degu from Paris, London, and Eastern cities, Of
Importation Our stock L. and consists, 90 part OF
4ttJ kleh imported styles OF Fancy Bauuots;
100 Cases q Rich Pans. hair and Bugal Blond,
- Cases English straw and other plain styles;
10 " Misses Bonnets, Childfsn's hats, Gipssy aRa
Flats;
dozen Imported Imperial ChiP Bonnats;
S5 Boxes Para Flowets for BUnn6is Parties and Bdal
casigus;
90 Canton Rich Ribbons, o. every new style;
~ dozen Hoop Sklrts Misses ami Childrun's 3Ilta;
~ " Paris ehd Spanish Facs; 800 boxes Rushaa;
~ s. Parasois, all qualities.
Likewise ns stock OF EmbroideTies consisting Nah
AHles seiI5 IN Lace JacOnet Worked Muslin, Moaning
Segts, Sleeves, of every desoFpHoa Coiars etc; keh
Back Buga Collars, Mautas Of English and Cbaunllla
Lace Rich Paris Embroidered Hand rECrchie Trimming
Bug ard kch Paris Blond Laces fine lire uf Pals Mite
aud Kid Cloves Elastic Belts Pine Medium Cabbas
Port Monies ane stock Of Combs and Fancy Articles
the trile 10 dOE Rich MOhsir Caps and Head Dresses
With general assortment Of useful fancy, Ornamental
Head Dresses and Variety Goods.
We trust 70 receive continuance Of the patronage 50 b
orally extended 70 US rthe past thirteen years. and ia
dsrsold By any establishment the cry. We shall
pose, merit continuance Of the liberal patronage.
4. WISE, agent,
10. 80, Union Street, next doort0 State Sank.
II ? BOuusta brurad and shape altered ia superior style
4. B.-Cuuniry Merchants and Mlliners supplied
reasonable purchasing small bill Of goods East
You may depend on getting Fashionable Bonne. a. our
house. april lily
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-05

CIR TIRED OF FRgEDoH.-Sums three years F1cs Hon.
Z. W. EENNsDT OF this vicinity IaaaumBed twenty i've
or thirty Of bis slaves provided Ihem each With liberal
outfit aud them 80 Liberia One OF ihsw, man Of
thiriybve forty Years cf Gqe Elmsd SYRUs who hsd
been faithful servant, unwilling t. lcN7e Kind mas
ter snd comfortable home here for the sake of an unified
freedom in strange country R1d would consent 10 ~
Liberia only oo1GitoD, that Il be sd. ud wish
return he should be permitted 20 d. Al prv7sJ
ing been granted SyTus went WI his companions to
rca remained in hAt country year two, thoroughly
tested this thirg ,hey call freedom satisfied h;use,l 81
isnt what Il Ck9d up 10 Be, scE aud ms ID
Wh tie whole c0LceID gsEeTsd up his traps s1t ss
back home aud 90 voluntary serylu1e- BE du land
ed on the American cuntI1eBt end is hone scU-
ei in Washington city. There Aboitonism was very
much shocked thst be shOG Ti-h 70 the S0uh
and again become Tart OF It's 'Pec1Esr irs tuition
prev5isd upon him Try The realities Of If bis
hook in Of the free States according ely went 10
Ohio where be rea ned i1ng enoug bsCOus trsd Of
tire country, The people and the m &c q, life smOag the
freedom shrekers aud DOMINIC his sandal shCOn
made another break FIR Tennessee. He reathd heyo lat
Monday by the o'clock Stage where be curd BIS blUv
ed Cli master End mlcz happier doLb than be
has been for many 'Ong day Columbia Mirror.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-05

bsiers the ssestd Monday Of May next, l would
d sire my appointment % take ehec: iroul that
date. V,Fy respectfully, youTirend.
4. J. WALEFR
JAMES BUCHANAN. President of tia United States
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-05
SOUTHFRN PACIFIC RAILROAD.

The n o. PicdyuHe says that GEo. S lERGER,
has been recently elected President Of the Southern
Pacific Railroad Company and that his election is
the Inauguration Of policy which insures the con-
struetion Of the road. That steps have been taken
to secure combination Of strength which will carry
forward the work with an expedition illustrative Of
the invncibility of organized and wisely directed
effort There is nothing practicable in this age and
country to which individual enterprise is not equal
Just in proportion as the practicability Of this nam
moth undertaking becomes manifest, will capital,
the enterprise and public spirit Of people rise
equal to the demand. The country and the people
only desire to be let alone this and other subjects
and they viii work out their temporal salvation.
Practical laboring men much better qualified to
build Railroads than Wrougling Congress or any set
Of government officials. It would be great blessing
to the country If we couIdhave fewer ofcehOders-it
will be great curse whenever we have 10 have more.
We believe we had rather encounter foreign enemy
on our shore with bayonets in hand, than an army Of
ofice-Lodcrs st home with their hands in the Treas
urY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-05
THE NEW EDITOR OF THE WAsHlNGrO
Union

Theannounsemontb By the telegraph Friday night that
81 rL1rAv A. HARRIs becomes editor Of the Wash
invton Laioz On the 18th inst, VII be received by
those who enjoy that gentlemans acquaintance With
very great satisfaction Alr. Harris is native Of
the "Teuth Legion in Virginia and represented
that district in Congress some years prior 10 1874
During the campaign Of that year. lie was the editor
Of The Constitution, al Washington, States Rights
Democratic paper. In 1916, lie WAS appointed BY
Alr. PoLK Minister to one Of the South American
Courts, from which place be was recalled on the
election Of Cen TAYLOR, in 1880. Returning to this
country he settled in Missouri, and has there been
one Of the ablest and most influential Of those true
democratic champions, who have rescued that State
from Know NothiHgism and Bentonism. With these
antecedents and with great intellectual ability, he
is safe man to place at the head Of our central par
y organ and besides this he has the tact and sense
to make a good newspaper, which every body will
want to read and which, from lis own strength, Will
make itself felt as power in the State It is mat
ter for general democratic congratulauon that the
central organ Of the party has fallen into such hands