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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-03
For Sale.

e1H0 ACRES OF LAND, situated three four miles
GUO North 0the city, between Galau aud Porter
Turnpike Roads One tract Of about l5j has been
suodided IN pieces varying from Do 10 5Oacres, and will
De sold out In Lois the Whole may best suit purchasers
9hsis Tract Of superior Land. entirely from rocks
ls soil deep and Of the richest qualify veil tmbered snd set
IN blue grass, has Der of fine Springs al all times
1ordng abundant of the pures From the
Gaian road il is reached by good Turnpike, half mile
In length, and a road of building PASSING
through the tract to the Cumberland River. On Farm
is comfortable dwelling and ouI-h0uses, young apple
orchard Of go Trees peach orchard, aud long range OF
new and substantial fence kTg the place the
rOad Terms, ., and years. with interest date
purchase.
ALSO, One other Tract OF about Jos acres three miles
Northeast from The city aud halfme The Gal
lan road This Tract is nearly surrounded by turnpike
roads, and is subdiyded LOIS containing from 25
acres, and uieseclsd by convenient avenues Temsl and
years, with Interest Pc given Immediately for
either or both of above oIiaud provided tbs pur
chaser will pay lair equiv aleuI The growing crops and
Stock included. JOIN b WINSTON,
mar27-dG % Cherry street.
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WE have variety Of articles for Cooking by Gas by
w which a common Gas Burner, kettle Of water can
be made boil IN three minutes Oyster Plates Shaw
ing Cups also be heated by gas Pne 5c and upwards
mrhlO MACK ENZIE & WILSON,
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VALUABLE IMPROVED CITY LOIS FUW

NNE Lot fronting spe street 30 feet, running back
~ 100 feet vita superb Brick Dwelling, containing
10 rooms, good CsteuI, SmokC-hUuse, &c.
ALSO, Lot fronting I25 feet Pearl street and 100
feet deep, good two story Brick House containing
10 rooms, servants ruons, Kitchen good we'll, smoke
house. Both Lots with shrgarrry, sh.ue
fruit trees and will be sold accommodating terms Az
ply TO NANCE ~ WOODWARD,
JAMES NJ. NGR.LLL. or
VA O.. NANCE.
Several good Farms, well improved, near Nashville.
A large number of UuImprUFed Lots, several Garden
Lots fum TO acres the city. Those wishing
ianS-,s7-tf NANCE g. WOODWARD.
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CLOTHING AND CLoTHINa aATER1AIs.


Buroa9 Z Provisions and Clothing, april {, ls57.
SEPARATE q OPOSALS, sealed and endorsed aPrO.
~ posals for n Clothing and Clothing Matsrals,'7 via
Pc received a. tbs once until O'Clock, the frat
cay o. ay next, for furnishing and delivering ION recev
K3 days notce) each either Of the
-f5sioEn' Massachusetts Brooklyn, New YORK Cos
ps virginia, The quantities below mentioned Of any al
lohoWlng classes Of articles Of navy clothing and
Materials and such further Quantities Of the
2e ofasred BY ne chisf Of this bureau By tie
o. the SAID navy yards respectively, during
sgat 1eneng on the let day 0fJuy next and end
CTS l. M. Ll-nlL.-..
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SHEFTFF's SALE.

II virtue of an execution 10 directed from the oh
II ceTy court Nashville, It's November term, 1856
favor Of C. d. BHsn, Clerk and MASTER w. Z. Indeu
and Robert l1ndetl, viii, on
TUESDAY, HE FIFTH DAY OF MAY, 1857,
expose the Court Yard Gate ia the city Nash
ville 10 the highest bidder for cash. ali the right le claim
and interest, that w. ana AObsr lnde have Ia and %
certain piece parcel or LJ OF Ground, lying aud being In
the county Of Davidson state Of Tennessee aGd CITY Of
Nashville the ucug Lot NOiu sue division % Lots
formerly by John I-de deed fronting Market
street, n what is known College Lots 81 IuUt and
ming back 100 feet, upHa which lot there is
Brick House. Deed Registered in Book q and page 30,
Registers ONCE OF Davidson county.
ALSO, all ne right Tile, Caiu aud interest that Robert
1indel has and piece parcel Land situated aud
being the County and sale aforesaid College
Hill south Of corp ration OF Nashville, beng half Of
Lot Not desg atad Ia the plan OF CAM bss Lots, that
is 70 the Southern halls Of said Lo ironing 30 feet
Market street. running back Il? feet alley 10 being the
Lot conveyed Martha p TANKS by RICard
Hanks Deed Registered BOOK No. lpGges l52 and 49,
Registers OfiCe OF DAVIDSON county sale within legal
hours J. X. EUnUNDSON, sheriff.
By r. II. CAHEBELL, Deputy Sheriff.
Apri 4 ls57-tds rapr7-prs fee IS.
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Pennsylvania RAILROAD,

EEMNH a AH ANA hAAAElDAAa
TTNHREE Daily Through Trains, between philadelphia
j and Pitts5urz. The MOANING MAIL TEAM
leaves Philadsphia Cor Pitsburg 81 ~, A. d. sud Fl8
burg for Philadelphia e. Z, A. a.. TEE FAoL LINK
leaves Philsdephia fer Pitsburg 90 p H. and Fsourg
Or Pblladel3hia 81 I, 2. a.. THt NIGHT k6PktS5
TRAIN leaves Philsdsphia Tor Pls5urg a. u, T. ~ and
Pittsburz for PhilaGsphia 90 10, r. a..
Tia above lines connect a. Ftshurg with The bsroada
70 4d IRON St. LOUIS No.; Alton, GzleBa and GhIcaEo,
H.; frankfort Lexington, and Loulsviis, hy.i Terra
Hssts Madison lafayette and Indianapolis, Ind CIuol-
ust Dayton Springfield Belleiontans oauduzEy Toledo,
Ceveaid Columbus GAINESVILLE Maasll.0n, snd 81slsr,
Ohio; also with the steam Packet Boas from and 10 NsU
Orleans, 81. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets be had 70 or from ether Of tbo
above plaees
For further particulars, HandbIlIs az the dGsrsni
starting points. Passengers from ths NesI vii Ind ihs
the shortest and most expeditions route 70 P1idephia
Baltimore New Y Or< Boston.
THOS MOORE, AalgF, Pzsssagsr Lane, hsi-149,
J. ME5kIMEN, AeBgr, Passenger LiHs5, Pi-ta1aFg
Philadelphia l557-janl lily
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MOUNT OLTVET CEMETERY-


THE Directors of this Company now announce to the
4 Public, that this Cemetery has been laid of with suit
able and walks, and a portion Of the ground
subdvided into Family Lots which offered for sale
The map Of the grounds can be a. the office OF
Lindsey Crockett where the public are invited to cal
and examine the same.
The Company feel confident they could not have madea
more suitable location for Cemetery in the vicinity Of
Nashville ana pledge themselves to the public to spare DC
money pains to make equal to any Cemetery in the
Unon and such Nashville may feel some pride in
The Cemetery is now in charge OF a competent Super
ntendeuL living the ground under whose direction in
tsrmeuts viii be made in the best manner and at the
usual charges
The Directors Of the Company are DESTROYS that the
grounds should be visited by the citizens OF Nashville and
for that purpose Omnibus viii leave the Office Of Lnds
ley Crockett, at 4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon the
stu inst, and every Friday afternoon thereafter at the
same hour. The seats will be free
Ladies and Families DESTROYS Of visiting the grounds
will be called for their residences By sending their
cards to the President Of the Company.
A. V. s .LINDSLEY, Pres't
C. " NANCE Sec'v Sv6-tf
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FRESH AARlt Walls.
TvHREE Hundred Watches, invoice OF Fancy Goods,
such Fancy Boxes Writing DeSks Sc, together with
lot soaps and COOgnes be sold to close eognmen.
ans CHAS FOX.
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STEAM SHIPS.
For German Ports.
NEW YORK, BREMEN & SOUTHAMPTON
UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS.

THE ships comprising this line are WASH IT.
Il INGTON. Capt. e.. CaVsndy HER
MANN, Capt. Edward Higgins. These stea- -
mers stop at Southampton, both going nd retuT6iBg
PROPOSED DATEs o. sAILIFa-Ia57
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CONLEK & JOHNSON.
Copper Tin and Sheet Iron
Workers,

20. 10 bRoAD AND % soUIH hARKEr 5TRlETs,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
HAVE always on land all knks Of Stoves gntes copper
II and tin ware,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Sheet Iron and Copper work for all kinds Of machinery
made 20 order. Give a call.
N.B.-We are selling wrought Iron Stoves from 80 %
$50, suit all. JOB work Of ali kinds dony
with neatness ana dispatch. Ordeu solicited and prompue
attended % fsb3-tHly
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MUsrAzD sEED, BLACK PEPPEz &c.
Separate bids al that may be required for The use q
the navy, to be de- Tsred al New YORK only.
Mustard seed, American, brown
Pepper, black Azlsbar
Bottles. Oct3gOu, for mustard and pepper
COrks. for b0tfIeB
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CANDLEs-sepqyats 5it' for ~ 600 Ponds
TIE candles must be American l.tured Of urfus
leaf lard stearne SIX candles to the pouod 40 ne Is
in length, exClasiveof Up candles 30. 10 We "a nt
less hzn IA OuEces 81 I0J meng p0iu not % be an
40 degrees Fahrenheit The Wck nuH be braided and
composed Of IS cotton threads Of the best quality Of 80.
q yarn Tes caudss % be dshEe ed sxtT DAYS Do
tee IN good boxes eo1taning about So pounds each and
the box 70 be marked with The contractors name and he
weight Of the candles.
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WHTE SALT w6rER soAP-s0Dar1ts 5iEs far r51 0ogR4
me sop must Be manufactured iron G. col-1t OIL sad
be Of the best quality denominatsd while slit vac an
ana e9 eeiVeisa o. AK days noce ID god suuE b e.
81 about Is pounds each and after insIeslo1 t b.s-
must % hoped AZ each cad q 1e expense Of the cone
tor. The prcs 10 bs uniform a. al ne Yards
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ed. w. RUSSELL.

Drana & Hale, Cincinnati: Graf, BeRuett & Co, Pitts
burg Crano, b eed q CO. q oHnat; &, IUmsea q Co..
Pittsburgh; NJ Barrett Cine smith, Guthrie q Co..
La. g McComas, Cjucnnsti, Hou-snaH & Smith, st.
Louis and Merchants OF Nashville generally.
IOrders handed for PtsbuTg Cincinnati, Louisville
or s. Louis manufactured articles be promptly des-
patched IfgbIg-tf
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RATTAN CHAIRS

WI have on hand few handsome Rattan Sewing, Arm
w and ROCKING Chairs, ChdFen's Chairs Hamper and
Clothes Baa kets; Ladies' Fancy Ork Baskets.
mrhlO MACKENZIE q WILSON.
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CORNER BROAD AND dAKAkT SEREETS
NASHVILLE, Tenn.
WILL give prompt attention 70 receiving, storing,
w purchasing, selling or shipping Cotton, Tobacco,
Wheat Corn Flour and Bacon, and will also devote
pecal attention to receiving, storing and forwarding
merchandise every description.
Our facilities in point OF room and convenience are
equal to any ID the city.
iur2q-f
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-09-10

Columbia Fire COmPany.-This compa-
ny, accompanied by Wither's BRASS Band, paid
Ne their promised visit ON Monday evening last.
They gave csncert ut the Court House the
nIght Of their arrival, which was well-aiiended,
and which realized 20 the fullest extent the ex-
Pecta,iOns Of al who heard il. At the close Of
the Concert, Mr.. McNeshany, on the part of the
company. made an eloquent address, thanking
the citizens Of the county for the courteous and
hOspitable manner in which the Company had
been received and also for the encouragement ex-
tended to their Concert. A dance followed the
Concert, and during the night the Band .sdis-
csursed most eloquent music" The Company
Ieft early Tuesday morning, highly delighted
with their visit.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-09-10
EARLY CULTURE.

WHEN does education commence ? That
is question not easily answered, The mind
of child has been likened to sheet of fair
white paper, unsoiled by the troubles oflearn-
ing. In one sense, the mind does resemble
an unblotted sheet;-it is quick in receiving
erroneous impressions. The greatest care
should be exercised by those who hare the
superintendent of children; Tor single fault
or FOLLY on the past ofthe teacher may, through
the medium of example, seal the tate of the
pupil,
Education, we think, commences i'd the
nursery. Wordsworth truly and beautifully
says.
"The child is father OF the man."
Il Is difficult, nay impossible to Zach de
first glance Of intelligence which flaslra from
m infants eye--:f n No ms nnknowns kis
begins to understand what il sees .
serves.
There is a vast q::>uity ofignoranes e4saht.
respecting early education. Some people are
careless of example-the great mol teacher.
Imitation is inherent in child; good and EU:.:!
being presented TO young mind, Thousand
to one, but il will choose the thorn and leave
the rose blossom. Alas, for human nature
Home-education is what Is wanted. what is
home-education We win endeaver 10 re-
ply 20 the selfasked question.
Walk with little child, listen 10 its sweet
converse.--ahe prattle, sweeteF far than all the
talk of the philosopher. more attractive than
all the learning of the schools. Hear il talk
Of cowshps, primroses, and daises, and then
when you speak to it, learn lessons of truth.
The fine gold has not yet become dim-bui
he who walks hand in hand with the pretty
prattler, has it partially in his power 10 pre-
vent the worldly oxide from rusting the ten
der soul. Every shop may convey lesson
fraught with intelligence.-every Wssipg
event. may convey moral. Doctor johnson
once remarked that che never sat down with
any man from whom he could not learn
something" SO child with its keen, quick
eyes, never observes any thing which has not
an important influence on after lie. Talk of
"Sermons in Stones" you may find them
written everywhere;-No street i without its
inscription-no lane without les legend
Strolling with child companion, knowledge
IS both given and received.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-09-10

American Meeting. We were prevented
SrOm noticing in detail in our last Issne the
American nseesings which met here on Wednes-
day, shs End Of September, by the necessity Of
putting our paper tn press Immediately after its
organization, and we have been unable this week
TO get in type a somewhat lengthy review Of its
incidents and proceedings. lt will appear in our
Hext.
The meeting was called 10 order by VIM. E.
Cole, ESQ.,, Of So. George's. There were about
$50 persons present, Eth Of whom, we sup
pose, we're kmericans. Mr.. Hicks, the Ameri-
ear candidate ios Governor, opened the discus-
ssoa and addressed the meeting for an I'D
upwards. At the close of his sPeea
.:,-----~SsScu 40 Tne DemosEn
Harris, on the para Of the
the invitation, and addressd ID
nearly an hour. Mr.. Hicks rejoinssl and was
followed by MIR. PuTneiI, American candidate for
Comptroller, in q speech Of an hour and half.
The meeting adjourned about sun-down. Me-
Phail and SeabroOke were not present, having
been detained nj their homes by sickness. Moth
ing Of an UNPLEASANT character occurred during the
meeting, che different speaktrs being listened to
~1Ih marked attention and respect.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-09-10

A MOSSrER SEAKE.-A correspondent Il
The Abingdon Democrat, writing firm
Walnut Hill, Lee county. Va, who Is. as fke
DeTgOcfat, assures It's readers, ga gensiesuza
IN whom imPlscii confidence may bP placr
gives the Eoil0wing account Of the killing
monster fepsise in Harian1 county, k
says:
About three weeks ago eve men we
gather whortlebernes in The muuUaainou
o. Harland county Keniucky, and in tiseir
els came 70 small branch IT the foot Of
sldge, where they discovered a smooth b
path, or rather slide, that led from the bFs s
up the ridge. Curiosity tempted them 10 kz1ai
us mraning, and they followed the trail td3hle
top OF the ridge, where, to their asiOnishmszni
they found about an acre Of grou nd PEREZ Z
smooth and destitute Of Vegetation. near
centre of which they discovered q sss8Il
sink or cave, large enough % admit, a
salt barrel. They concluded TO drop IN tv'
stones, and presently their ears were saIdtesl
with a loud, rumbiing sound, accompanied
with rafting nose an enormous serpsni
made his appearance. blowing and spreading
his head, and his forked tongue pFotFudef
The men were struck with wonder and af-
fright, and suddenly the atmosphere -
with a smell so nauseating that tire
The five were taken very sick; the 0the
covering the condition Of their CO
Iragg. them AWAY fr,m that abode
boni fen. feet On snake had 20 ths
}hent. made disappearance, when they hufsses
home and told what they had seen 70 their
neighbors.
''Fhe next day were mounted some ten
hardy niountaIneers armed with rifles .determ-
ined to destroy the monster. On approaching
within one hundred yardes OF the dwelling Of
bis snakeship. their horses suddenly became
FESTIVE. and neither kindness nor force could
make them GO any nearer. The menlismoun-
iep, and on httching their horses, proceeded on
foot, with rifles cooked, to the mouth OF the
cave. They hurleIin three or four large stones
and fell back some fifteen steps. when the
same noise was heard as before and out came
the dreaded reptile ready, as his looks indi-
Gated, to.crush the intruders. Abou, the same
length Of the snake had appeared from the
hole, when eight or ten bollets went through
his head, and, as the mon ter dieI, he kept
crawling out until twenty feet of that huge
boa lay motionless on the ground. IL was a
raitlesnake, with % rattles the first four inches
in diameter, the rest decreasing in size TO the
last. With difficulty the men dragged him
home and his skin can now BE- seen by the Gu
rious in Harlan county.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-09-10

The Maine papers states that Justice Gurus
oil the United States Supreme Court, has rs
signed. The cause is not known. Justice
Curtis received his appointment from Presi-
dent Fillmore. in 1851, At the special instance,
Il was said. OF Daniel Webster, who had the
highest opinion Of his abilities. His Circuit
embraced the States of Name, New Hamshire,
Massachusetts and Rhode Island and his sue
cessor will doubtless b. selected by P~siden.
Buchanan from the members OF the .bar in
one OF those States. II will be remembered
that Justice Curtis was one OF the Judges who
dissented from decision OF the Supreme Court
in the famous Dred Scott case.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-09-10

BY virteecf decree of the Circus Court
Fof 81 Mry's cCUntY, SITTING n a Colrs Of
Equity the undersigned. as Trustee. viii ex
pose NJ public alctions ~ the Court House
door, NJ Leonard Town. en- TUESDAY,, the
6th day Uf October next, between the hours
OF and 3 o'ciock. p. NJ, all those trscts or
parcels cf land called Roang Mass TeRfss-s
and Baptia Hope, being al adjoining and IN
a body containing i'm NIL three hundred and
foTty-six acres. more OF less. being the real
estate Of which Joshua Thompson lately died
seized and possessed. The Improvements on
the SAID land are very good. The sod IS ex-
cellrnt and the location very healthy
1srass Of Sate.-One twelfth Of the pur-
chase Mooney shall be cash. The balance 10
be paid in three EQUAL annual instalinents, 10
bear interest from day Of sale, To be secured
BY bonds, with security to be approved by
trustee.
B. G. HARRIS, Trustee.
Sept. 10, iS5-,s.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-09-10

Besides our own, there ~ scarcely nation
m Chrisiendom which makes color the badge
'of citizenship England and France are cons
2Ruous illustrations of the, falsitv Of the asser-
Ere journal
zngland IN IFS Indian possessions, Franc
tigeFm ana cUi5uies, aos osstsb s5selss e
and race exceptions TO citizenship but TO otllll
rights: England does not give trial BY iury
to IT'S HIndoO subjects: nor does IL allow them
mediately Q: ima.-diaseiy, any municipal or
political rights. The ee-colOred population
OF the West Indies are. we are inclined 10
'hinkno better off m the way of suffrage than
our own. u the Journal can show that the
voting class IS more extended than here the
burden OF proof hes with it.
But we shall convict the Journal by an ar
gument drawn from the history of,hat chosen
people, who IL contends Compare 6vorably
with many European Stocks" In the rppuh-
lic OF Liberia the right of suffrage Is confined
70 ''btack citizens" of defined residence. An
whites are DISTINGUISHED. Africa itself sets up
the test OF color.-:9lbany Argus
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-09-10
SHIRLEY FEMALE INST'E.
Ur6anha. Frederick Co., ND.
GEO. G. BUTLER. A. NJ. Principal.
Prot. OI"CO FOX. Music sEd Msdern
Languages.

The Third Session If this institution win come
menee on Wednesday. the Id ofSaptem5es, 1857.
The officers abos ed-Ilasned wiIl Ice assisted by a
full corps of experienced male and female teach.
ers, including resident French govesnezs.
The location Of this institution, IN q region
unsurpassed for health ard natural beauty, the
large aud convenient building, hong known NJ
LaEdon seminary, erected At u enss of ssverai
thousand doi'srs, expressly for female school,
with its spacious study halls, class and music
rooms comfortable chanai,e ID, and double porieo.
one hundred and ten fert l.,ag, iAus adording de-
ighIful prOmenades during iurlemsni weather; its
extensive and complete Chemical and rhsloso-
pbcal Apparatus, excellent musical instruments.
&C., together with regular clsnFel privileges, and
daily mail n the village all preseni, il 10 thought.
unusnal Inducements tO parents and guardiaRs.-
The buildings caa comfortably accommodate CD
pupils.
The insi;tution, but in its seeond year, has en-
loyed 30 libe. ii patronage AZ to render rems.
val from the TO- Tnerk building 60 the present one
absolutely necess- Ty-e1sbEscing pupils from SIX
different states and 'be city of Washington.
To pupils canning " The RailIo Dad, the nearest
station 10 Ijamsrils, thee miles distant, where
they will be met, by givih~ iBwsely notice.
TERMS BOARD and EngIfsh tuition, peg
session Of ten months. $3.50. Nasic, Languages,
Drawing and Painting, extra.
Catalogues containing full inforzussiea, wl
be sent upon application. Address.
GEO. G.. BUTLER, PRHcppaGx
Urbana, Frederick Co., MD
Aug. 20-9m
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-09-10

NATHAEiEL HAwTHoRSE.--This Distinguish
ed author has resigned the consulate at Lives
pool. which place he as filed lCr four years
with gveaa ability and credit TO himself, 40 we.I
ms most satisfactorily 10 the government and
10 those OF his eountrymen with whom he
has BEEN Brought into contact. His official
ard personal relations with the present. Chief
Magistrate. IS with the last, were of the most
friendly character; bon his private interests
made il desirable for him to give up his Office;
and - February last he sent hrs resignation
20 ft5end in this city 10 he placed M the dis
posal Of the Presidential after his Inaugural
ton.
u Is understood Oh al MFR. Hawthorne will
spend year in Italy. and then return 20 edu
cate mis- children in their native land. Free
dom from the cares OF Office viii enable this
iavuriie writer 10 prepare and publish q work
which he has been Tor some time contemplate
ing; and. as the 'sScarlet Letter" followed his
retirement from one Office, we NAV expect,
as an early result Of this resignation. a book in
no wise interior 70 that remarkable romance in
powefand popularity.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-09-10

A NATIONAL. JUBrLEE.-Auiher Siansbury.
Esq. urges through the National Intellgencer
a general illumination ringing Of bells firing
oil Cannon. &c., as snon as n is known that
The Geographic bic has safely reached our
shores, and that communication between the
two continents. has been actually established.
The idea is grand one surely but not more
so than the gigantic enterprise il is designed
to commemorate and well does this gentleman
say ''the ardor Of sueh celebration has moth
ing 20 damp its fre."