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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-25

Coalassd thsught Is cheap commodity. bat
some writsFs parate IL a. Il il wsre pEieelss,
swsl.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-25
A HISTORY OF WASHING TUBS.

HISTORY OF WASHING TUBS
TI'HUMP, hump, scrub, scrub.
Il scOld scold away;
A deuce a BIT q c1suiort
Upon w4shng-d you Song.
a nsto one borrowed for ~ occasion, 70 b ssng at
5ralstast)
Come home 10 dinner darling
Tbs washing's done to-day;
Rnmseys Tub has done the job,
50 you need not 20 TO kiddleberrer's, or
Casey any pizee else TO get your dinner
10 stay away!
Having purchased the exclusive right Of this city and
coaBty sell Wisenors Patent WashTub and havibg Civ
IL thorough trial. ODER il n the citizens at low
chne u has cranks c7gs, belts, Wheels any thing
ABOUT t that possibly get out Of order and be
thst Full dsseons or using vii accompany each Tub,
and Tub that give perfect sati faction "nay
Re rctErned and ne MONEY rsHdsd" As evidence of
lis Utility see correspondence below.
RzooADsRs OFyIcE,
Nashville, Feb. 10, 81.
NA. D. G. RuasET-DeAr Sir: Ny sAsheT-Soman says
your Tub saves a heap Of scrubbing." Yours truly,
10. l. RYAN, City MArshATl.
ElsHv1Lu, Feb. IL ST.
D. a. RUEsEH-Dear Sir: The WAsh. Tub purchased Of
you have satisfactorily tre and recommend it 70
every housekesFer labor saving maehine. Tbevork
done ~ q Is fr superior % that done on the common
Sashblsra, sad moreover saves The hgus attendant
upon NE OIL sAy oiWa.hing. Yours respectfully, r,os
NAsHuLIE, FEB. %, 81.
Mr.. D. q hrN6sT-near ems 4 t1se Ereal PieAauie ~
recommending the Wash-rub purchased Of you 10 Is
truy lsblr.s4vng msehiae, and nos hksJ 20 gvt
% orcr Several Of my nrighb1rs have expressed
wish 10 b. one and viii probably do % on ther ofst
wait 70 The city They VIA eseFy ~ sh0o
have. Tours truly " d hAA1As
r. r. Tax Collector for Davidson county.
NasHSIIIH, Feb. g, 81.
Mr.. D. q. EunEEI-Dear IN fhr WASH tuo SooshsA
10, 4, ~ 80 tbor 81 the kud saw, aad recon-
,r.-J - -, h, ~ buv one. Yours truly,
$50 H. g FRENCH
Comfy Rights ior Easi fenaessee Tor ne aosss "-'h
$50 D. s. r. MsEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-25
AppREHENsIoNs OF DIR. BuRpELL.

The two Stevenses testify that be complained OF being
robbed, the key of his safe, and valuable papers being
stolen, and to preserve papers, would have to deposit
them at the bank About the middle of January he told
Mr. Stevens-"I actually afraid to stay in my own
house"-Mr. Stevens said-''You are man Of means;
would not stay il feared for my life lie said he was
cautious and he thought he would stay TIL May and get
the house clear. Mary Donohue servant that
the 4h January the Doctor said not safe to remain
here and said to Hannah COnean Il want you to bear
witness to the way was treated and she said she would
have nothing to do with it, The witness swore that
the Doctor said Mrs Cunningham had threatened his fei
that she would his life if he told things about
her and her daughters. Witness had heard Mrs Gun
CHAM threaten kill him If he revealed the secret
Dr. Cox and DR.. Baisde to the great apprehen-
sion for his personal safety expressed by Dr. Burde
shortly before his death-fears OF conspiracy and yo
ence from persons in the house. On the day preceding
the evening THE tragedy he had besough Dr. Blasdel
to and stay with him until May to come that very
night and sleep with him, he did not feel safe under
the circumstances. Dr. Basdell agreed to do so, but
detained at home by company.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-25

and still took his meals the hoe absented himself from the
party OF January a. wondered at Mrs CunnDghams ex-
Tavagance in spending $500 fooshy coDgratua tea him
sen on getting nd Of her the LIST OF May NO
Gent reason has been assigned for eonceang the marriage
II was net disclosed until the morning following the muroer'
RELATIONS OF MRS. CUNNINGHAM AND ECKEL.
John J. Ecke came to the house, to board early in the
faE spent Of his time, when not at business, with e
family the habit Of sitting with the rest IN her bed
roo where night he would pull of his boots and doEe IN
chair by the fire. in the habit Of assuming 2utor
in the household according Mary Donohue servant pc
having if of the house, supposed to nave aete
Mrs C lawyer in instance in her intercourse WIN
the Sevenses under the assumed name Of Van poian mrs
Cunningham accompanied him to the wgmakers about the
18th of January to assist him in choosing oupee and az
forwards accompanied him to get It when eompeted MS
bedroom adj,ned Mrs Cunninghan's with door between
their relations such that Dr. Burden had told Mrs
in the presence of Hannah Conan that he had looked
through keyhoe and conduct between her and Eckei
that he did not like; the remark he made to Mrs Ste
fortnight before his death, in regard to 9rs. s
behavior with the house, he had observed them, he
said through keyhoe Mary DonOhue had heard Mr. Ecsel
remark at the taba few days before the murder, that 1t
would be little matter for him tDr. B if he did get a
KNOCK if could be done hardy" she had also heard Mrs
@. say recently "Dr B. very bad man, it was time
that he Of the worlds Dr. Burde, the day OF
the murder told DR. Blaisde "they had abused him and
said he ought have his head broke Officer Davis tesed
that during the quarrel September when Mrs struck the
DOCTOR she threatened she woud have hshearts blood
Snodas that at the table day he asked her ii
she did not wish the doctor deadI She replied she
did all he knew -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-25
NOTICE.
NOTICE TO STOCK HOLDERS.

election viii be held al the Pianter'sBank ofTennes-
"A see N,shviis on Monday "a March next for eleven
Directors 90 serve the ensuing year.
Plantsrss Bark Feb. 5--im ID. WEAVER tassr.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-25
ESO0TEg5sa0 House.

TIVE undersigned keeps a Boarding House Cedar
street, the Verandah Hotel where he is ready
ali unes, 20 acsOmmodRte transient permanent
Boaders st fair rates His table Is Always provided with
the best the market affords.
i4ulT GEO. W COLEMAN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-25

ONION CLOVES.
VNHREE BBLs. white and Red Onion Cloves, Just re-
i ceived and for sale by
febls HERMAN & RAINS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-25
COLLATERAL CIRorMsTANCEs.

The discovery of papers in Eckes secretary that be-
longed and should have been in the custody Of Dr..
Burdell.
The discovery Of key to Dr. Burde's safe among the
effects of Mrs Cunningham.
The overthrow of the theory put forward by Snodrass
and the counsel Of Mrs. Cunningham that Evans,
vct since found to be under lock and key in the Maryland
Penitentiary, was the perpetratOr.
The absence Of motive elsewhere than in the house for
numbering Dr. Burdell without robbing him.
The strong evidences that it was done by persons in
the house. supposng the testimony of Farrell to be
spurious.
The fact of snodgrass purchasing dagger Just before
the murder denying his having done under OATH and
similar dagger being found capable ofmakng the wounds
found in the dead body
The Identification by Farrell of Eckel the man who
opened the door; when if Mrs. Cunnin CHAM, Augusta
Helen, and Snodgrass did not falsely, he sit
ting their midst by the fire in the third story II then
to admit the credibility OF Farrel-and it can
scarcely be doubted since the Confederation furnished
by Mr.. Waeesthe whole testimony of the inmates Of
the house has been arranged to screen the guilty
and insure the of preceding conspiracy, to
which Mrs. c., her eldest daughter, Ecke and SnOd
grass were parties.
The disappearance Of the will seen by two witnesses,
and heard Of by several is another significant fact.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-25

WHEEL or FORTUNES PEDIGRE2
This note younE Jack three years cid last JAY Ne
knd half haada high; arsund rirt ~ net ak
nches. arm eighteen inehsx et r. % iorvfop 70 ne
root ~ his hs aean 10 aresurfassed ~ nouc high
hesdsd AMI spfighfy. lie sT-d ~ A. 2 Noleab
aek EoeF ana he ~ imported Knight kfrant and Kark
Racks da ey MlsoaS nnr Imported Jack hs dan b. Ina
ported White Kuishs ana her dan by kins cyrys he e
ous Of Ne best bre JACKS in TIE State lis casi Wl b
seun Al his stable. tie b sure foAi-ssHss.
a w. GLEAYEs.
a- All persons SIC have Jeaseas wcuAd 20 yer seau
ana eKAns tAis Jkzs bsofe paEon nE Nay cthsr LACK
ruScE ALRKBrS fED .0REE
Fis eeisb rated Horse h sxisea aaa hAif ana. A.
ana A. hsek cros, Eni tnr bra Haik Bssz a.
affsn surpassed by ~. ne sifod ~ lax shs,es
OIL Bsnrls race harse BIS dan - ehEalsd nasu osa
81 b. fesbsrt 81 ksatnrEX. Al pesseas see wsut ss
a. hsreess hossr, 81 hropa mares ai q ga
sslsss aassr re hsaa q w. ". wKAyKK
Fasfurass ~ seanets grstLA q. ~ GfEAvEx
kb.3-MulaAyl.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-25
EXISTENCE OF A WILL

Cyrenius Stevens, Mrs Hubbard Richard G. Flagg,
Harvey Hyce, and Dr. Blasdell all that Dr. Bur
dell had told them that he had made will. Mr. Spicer
Spencer of Sackets Harbor told Mrs Hubbard that
he had and read DR.. Burdells will. To Mr..
Hyce he named of the legatees in the instru-
ment and the amount left him. TO Dr. Blaisdell,
who often had urged him to make a will, he had
hibited it the week before his death, and detailed the
several provisions in it. No such instrument
be found.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-25

NHAPrFR 3ds--Whaf the Railroad bfoushis-
Co.,. P-kIss III F4io1f, halves and qasrsi Wet IN
~, P-r "a = Tomato Cxsups spanish olive, genuine;
Nhte vice Yinzur, Superior sfseie 1910
N.r,roui. sssrd ua bat ODD fith, grant, gioomy ana
,,caFsr, rigs MAS as, Ainends Feeaas a., Sc al o.
shich ~ . se.dl9s tor cab ey y. ~ D. W.
MAKE YOUR OWN C0FFEE-se eo.sn turkey
aEs ssroHg cap q sHssleni conae- N1rrahis1 ssfs.
fsAft =. y -.~e-o-l-
NrO ExCUsg FoK BAD RRHAD--Gss Preston 4
~ asuTnIIs rosdsss. ana tAas extra fSsr, and
80 D. O. RUMsEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-25

The Friends of Richard White respectfully invited to
attend the Funeral Of MRS WHITE, this "wednesday
evening o'clock, from their residence at Tennessee
Pr son. Divine service by Rev. Mr. Jones.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-25
AANXb VNANENANVS.
MEAT AND PASTRY COOK FOR SALE

I WILL pay Cash for LAND WARRANTS at my Office,
jan96 J. G. FELLowEs
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-25
TWO DWELLING HOUSE, BOZ RENT.

TTNHE subscriber ofers for sale his woman TEMPE,
i good a Cook, Washer and Ironer there is in 1
State, also understands Piekling and Preserving.
Isnl5 ALEX. MACKENZIE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-25

Difference. ,946,9 s9 1885, s6s
This shows that while the balance of trade was
nearly one hundred millions against US, according
to the HsrGlds theory, it was over twelve millions
in our-fAVOr by the official returns
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-25

w
o. I HAVE Torrent two comfortable Dwellings 90
kss the Charlotte Pike, about = nile from he III.
ILL Square. One house has six o0ms IN kiieh- -
and servants rooms, stables, &C, and % acres OF
ground. The othe- small house, Nith two rooms ana
81 acres o. ground. Immediate esson given Apply
70 Jan23 G. NJ. STEWART, Al Broadway
NOR RENT.-The BRICK OFFICE Nc %, A
It North Market street, just below Fred soans 80
pIv 10 CHARLES ". SMITH,
fap2O Bad 81 College
INOR HIRE have ave or six likely hEohO W.
II MEN for hire for the present. yeaT, ls9t APpy 20
feh2-u ". l.. BOYD, IT,, No o. Cherfy street
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-25
The BurdelI murder.

= ne lay Deiore our readers this morning g
synopsis of the evidence in the Burdell MUIR
der case, as given before the coroner's jury Of
inquest. The case, since the finding Of the In
quest, has been investigated by the grand jury
and Eckel and Mrs. Cunningham committed
for trial as the murderers. Snodgrass has been
held to bail as witness:
lFrom the n. z Times February 16,l
The Rurdeii Murder.
SYNOPSIS OF THE PROCEEDINGS AND ANALYSIS OF
THE EVIDENCE AT Tit INQUEST.
The inquest commenced with the impanneling Of the
coroDer jury Saturday afternoon the 3st Of January
the day foowir the murder 1t continued, with the oms
sion Of single day at Friday until Saturday afternoons
the l4h OF February when terminated in the rendition Of
verdict Of murder against 'ohn J. Ecke and Emma Au-
gasta Cunningham with the nculpaton Of Geo. Vail Snod-
grass accessory before the fact The nq Try has assumed
the utmost latitude Much Of the evidence has been wholly
Irrelevant and has been elected with little skill and
metOd TO leave mutudnous points, that might easily
have been cleared involved in perfect oscy Never
theess from this chaos Of question answer comments
airy, buoonery explanation absurdy and trash, consist
story Of events preced and cotemporaneous with the
death Of Hr Burde may, think, be extracted and all
the integby if classify the points with reference
the several in the drama With that end let pur
Of nyestg aton from the ent the
fact Is discovered.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-25

80. W. P. Caldwell Esq, was unanimously
nominated as the Democratic candidate to repre-
sent Weakly county, in the next Legislature, by a
convention of the party held at Dresden, on the
9th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05

TsE DEATH OF MRS. WILsoS.-We some time
siree alluded TO the capture by the Indians, OF afs
Whom, lady who was on her way from B. Lodl' 70
Salt Lake City, in Col Rabbits train. Measures
inn edstely t,ken 10 secure her reecu- and
Wharton, of the United States Army, eIsrted h,neef
10 the utmost. He offered large re Eats sent parties
10 rarch, and even anticipated the "lsnes OF the
family anxious and rgetc was be 10 this work OF
humanity. 1t appears however, that hs labocs were
10 vain for letter received in this city yesterday
states that Mr. Wilson was killed on The day after Der
capture because she could not ride on horseback, and
keep up vith the train. bhe was moet eeumaoie
laoy and her melancholy fate has prodasd Q painful
s+nration In the minds and hearts Of those who knew
and appreciated Der.
THr FLORIDA IsDIASs.-A correspondent. Of the
Savannah Georgian, writing from hey West, uoder
date Of the 18th u states that although the Dag, OF
truce II viii conference ordered by Gen. IL 1ney
bad been display ed rom all the military posi-. aud 9th
puUlc stations, the IndiaIs hsi tai Gu no friendly
Lotoe Of them, and those along The Ind on track
bad even been torn down by the saysgsa. THIS Is
supposed Indicate their deterninzf " bold no In
tercourse with Gen. Hsrney.
We learn from The Coos Re0u5!icaE that 90 the
18th met. the large steam sssmi belonging 70 the
White MouUtSin Lumber Comdeuy, In VIII ed-ld, vas
destroyed By fire togethtr with lh machinery and
tent. psn factory connected with 'he mill vas ais
coutuned ith lie contenis Fifty thousabd Ice. Of
cry pine number YES burned. The loss is e-u 1
from s35 COO to $4,000 and il Is ss'd there u no In
nee.
Ile tT1dl OF JbHlte ACDDuHu uE vie
on charge Of muroer in killing Michael Keaysa on
tie Sab June la,t in Boston, decided raeef,y
A DO pro,. entered in the OF the WOMAN
sbtn BY permission VI the Court, james N iDooald
sihdrew biz pka Of Lot guilty AID p,sded esily u
napsaughttr and WA sentenced 70 the house Of Cor
,ctien for three ysas.
KxsTucKr AHEADi CHMsTSAs CIR ErrRaoa-
DkARr.-On The morning OF Chi tm.s DAY Toe LAZY
OF G."rse Fssrols, eq-, Mayor Of Ns<por, pre-
sebied him with q rec children .; one birth two bO,s
and GIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05
IA VANA.

The United States mail steamer Caha.bs, Capt.
J. d. Bullock, from New-Orleans via Havana, Gnved
at this pOt yesterday, having left the latter place on
the 30tb.
The holidays were passing very quietly AZ Havana.
Tie United States steamer Wsbssh, Commander
Epgle, bearing the broad pennant Of Commodore
Psuldirg, arrived at Havana from Aspinwall on the
morning Of the 10Th; officers and crew all well. She
would leave for New-York in a few days.
The English big-oi-war ATLANTA also arrived on
the 18th.
There has been very little business transacted dunas
the holidays.
Sugar quotations remain unsltered Stock on hand,
10000 old Exchanges on New-York, 81 to per
cent discount. London, ~ to premium for 60 days
sisht Weather fine; health good.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05
Hon. C. C. cHAyrrr, House Of Rspre.eu

Aso1HER MELANCHOLY RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
The kec-Haren Palladium contains he particulars OF
the sad railroad accident which occurred the Nsw
Haven Railroad en- Wednesday morning;
"As the mail train, which leaves Ner-York at
O'Clock a. m. for this city, was approaching auiofd
this morning il encountered q wagon contaians two
men, named William Kelsey and gilbert Neueson.
They were crossing the track in covered wagon, and
il il supposed did not the train, which vas aP
preaching around curve. The wagon va, struck be-
tween The fore and hind wh+els and was instantly de-
molsbtd. Mr.. Kelsey was thrown upon the track aod
.hoved come thirty rods before the train could be
stopped. He was dead when picked ap bis head ~
il been .~fuly manged undet the co .,stca-r Mr.
Neueton was thrown spon he bumper in front OF the
locomotive and when taken of wn insensiole, aud
apparently nearly dead though no limbs appeared 10
have bt en- broken. Ttey were resicepts of Milford
ard were brought TO the station in tina, place aud med
icsl hid called The usual waning was gwen, and toe
bell was being rung at the time Of the accident When
first discovered by the engineer which sas but mo
n ent before the collision, the usck being curved at
that point, the horse they we're driving WA going Il
full speed"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05

SEARoBIys OsE OF TIE SWELL MoB.-On New
Years day 0ceT IL Chi.fs ooe proceeding
oU-n away Of ob.~rystoD be sod we'll
knosn member o. the .w. mob e'Bity sssIDs
di,tsDte sheao Il BIN. ~"sd not d. ve h@o
To sbJ harm Mr. Msse detective
ispJ-d ID. Lsouai the shoulder sgd ted bis ps
IN the basement Of the City TALL The s.!inSda of
s.st tur be very eooily wi.b-d BOwy.r H .ppy Ss~
"YesY and plmtI Of tho season" and 'hol
solicitation, eopssBttd adjourn tbe hes9q Il
Cbsf Of Police Here elimination of the Aspa>v Do
Isds,is p'oc~fed VIII when pawn tickets fDf four
valuable rod ws,ehe. found oGn~sed upDn hi, prvDo
to- sesepioB o. ~hS-e would refer pa.s ist'est.d
say-Tsns coUmBs The puison.f led bsvios
the WATCHES spd saete~d.d "a ohs bis hhry
v0rG'i bsued BY the Recorder The vaehs p.e-d
lie sse,oB Of Uf1-i Bow for dsy. vito II
fLch for tie Ay Of he watches sboad -
HeLtifeo the viii sszo have the ps-re u Intro
dueeo TIE Chief Of Police sondry
quite sSAesf for mailing tie Of the swell ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.

The fr.t Thursday In January being Nev-Y.1's
Day TIE Board held its stated Monthly Meeting at
a. m. iDs'ssd Of Il p. m. The Hon THEODORE FRE-
LsGHUYsIs, President Of the Socisiy, va. in tho
chair, assisted by the Hon Luther BrYdlsb, With Ben
IAN IN l.. Swan and Francis Hall, .sq,s.
Two Lev Societies we're recOgnized-one in South
Carolina and one in Georgia
Communications were pre-epted from the Hon. John
Benh Neal # Soa Caro- IN ., accepting ms vi NJ
Presicepcy Of u is Spciey; fT, IN James Hsntersyn,
esd of Para In regard disr butpn O the S1iptares
10 Brazil from the Rev Mr.. C-nouD Of NJ pon, l. ssa-
DOB, Syria, seDdDg donation from tbe papils OF the
Sen iDsry ct Abeih aid sshinx graft Of bIoks TOR
diriIibutiob, nom DIR Hue e Lonaoo. In Iegaff 70
SeLOr DE Mora, and sffsirs in Spain; from tho Rev.
A-.oD Noble, Chaplain Uni'ed ), u. Navy, nov
cruising la The Med'eJrsI can, acknowledging the re-
c.pt Of ooeks from this 5yiey 40 giving scc)uot
Of then dHtbu'ioD, 9TH aging -t,t>menS 70
the dem, Id for tie Scriptures 10 .bse regions from
y e Rev. DIR. GOo0ale OF Cobs,aDtInopie st.tiog h&
lie ArueDo Turk th Testament nov resdy FOR de-
livery that the Old T.raDeLt 20 go % pres imne-
dai.Iy, to be tho bsss q Translation nto the Arsbo
Turs isb expressly tor the harsunsDs He states u At
Mr.. RiRb'eT 10 making q tour ia the interior
ersDts of boone were usse Of German Bibles for
California; FL, ID. Coortd Home Of this city French
and bpsDsn T.sta1enfs for rhe south OF Ftaoce, WITH
several Of smaJer amount and fourteen Voiames of
the Blind.
The mseiing though not large wa. very interesting,
ard .Ic. IL ut spirit prrvau-d AT the close OF The
bu.iL. "a, MEMBER sogg'stsd inst ss We met nader
Lecusr circJnl-i.nces beisg dr-t day Ut The De~
yeas siIsr joy ing many msicle, II ~oul De ap-
pToprnie ~. short fDe ID dsvolooel exercises,
and IbetetoIe moved iht the Board 1aio Ia prayer
NbeIeOp, the President CALI on one OF The score
tsIies 10 lead the devOfiObs IL q very pseasan:
oon.ueoceu cit Of The Neg Year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05

yru again. Ibpgw your c,psb1hy. But remeueer,
for . son 10 wrong an aged parent N any wsy-csn
YOU expect foryerese at the final Jod1nsnt sss OF
God. where ysu and must appear, when ~ tninss
must be made clesxf
"it not NECESSARY for me 10 recsotlls,e any tsans
actions. You are sensible Of VIA. has paseed, and
know what is right
"Tbi. is the last appeal shall ever make 70 ycu 70
do NE ju,tiee in our uanssctons-
OF nv children choose 70 abandon me, one thing
s.v they must take their own course. / wkh sod
trust Ii ~ may prosper II they f0d 40 approving
conscience they have my blessing, notwithstanding my
own wrong which must put up with.
a blessing to Others, If not TO your fs'her.
THEODORE TITUS"
Amen j. X.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05

DrLrA Psr.-Tbe Annual Convention Of the Delta
p. Fraternity took plsc. at PoiSd,phi 90 the even
ing Of TUESDAY December 80. The Oruhon was de-
hvered by John +. Mines, Alb Of the Epsilon Cn.p-
ter. The 6rst poem wac delivered (n the absence Of
Mr.. Boyd. by Er. Brandon Of the Sigma Chapter.
The second poem. by Stewart l. Woodford, A. b., Of
the Alpha Chapter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05
THE HEROES OF THE SOUTH IN KANSAS.

correspondence Of The N Y. TtsODe,
BosroN, Dec. "a. 1856.
One Of your regular Washington correspondents,
h speaking Of the departure of Col 7, US foe Nc.
aIssus, remarked that although be WAS a raffi IL
and huibuster, be had just reputation 'or physi
cal eOursge. j Cabot quote bis words, ba' taIak
that have stated the substance Of his paragraph.
When Fort 7 tus" was carried BY 'he Free
State boys, number OF documents were picked aP
and cuefaIly preserved. s'me OF 1hem are in my
p.ss4 ssiop. If you have no objection to publish,
viii rranscribe few If them, aud show the Orgi-
nal. To any one who doubts their authenticity.
Without further preface, 10, inc prove 90 my
Cong friend from Missouri, MAJOR Morde-
cal Oliver, who quoted 10 bis Report from Gov.
ReedeIs private letters, that ePssoiary evidence,