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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-04-09

RGLIGIoUs.-The New York iaaeperd-
e- Of March ith, says of the religious
akeuing in that city:
"It is more than twenty years since
New York was the scene OF 50 general
revival of religion as is now in progress
indeed, the present work Of grace is al
ready more extensive and more impressive
than were the memorable seasons from
1880 10 $3.50
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-04-09

Leg- New Hampshire ha, gone Repub-
Iicau by an overwhelming majority
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Nh. WILKINs MICAWBER-

There have been some heavy settling days lately
and some which were no settling days at all. Few
debtors we will wager have put of their load so
easily and gracefully did Mr.. Wilkins Mcawber,
when on the eve of his departure for the new world
Of the antpOdes, the land Vt vast sheep farms and
unreclaimed convicts-in short, for Australia
''One thing more have to do before this separa-
ton is complete, and that is to perform an act of
justice. My friend Mr.. Thomas Traddles has, on
TWO several occasions, put his name if Imay use
a common expression, to bills of exchange for my
accommodation. On the first occasion MIR. Thomas
Traddes was left-let say, in short in the lurcb.
The tulhllment Of the second has not yet arrived.
The amount Of the first obligation"-here Mr..
Micawber carefully referred TO papers-"W was,
believe tWenty-three, four nine and half; Of the
second according TO my entry Of that transaction,
eighteen, six two. These sums, united make total,
ii my calculation is correct, amounting TO forty one
ten, eleven and ahalE My friend COpperded will per-
haps do the favortO check that tOta7 Ibid So and
found correct " To leave this metropolis" said
Mr.. Mcawber, aud my friend Mr. Thomas Trad
dies, without acguitting myself Of the peCUniary
part Of this obligation, would weigh upon my mind
20 an lnsupporable extent. have, therefore, pre-
pared for my friend Mr.. Thomas Traddles, and l
now hold IN my hand document, which accom-
plishes the desired object. l beg to hand to my
ten, eleven and half; and I am happy to recover
my moral dignity, and to know that l once more
walk erect before my fellow-man." With thisintro-
duction (which greatly affected HIM Mr. AlicaWber
placed his 0 in the hands Of Traddles, and said
he wished him well in every relation OF life. l
persuaded, only that this was quite the TO
Mr.. Micawber as paying the money, but that Trad
dies himself hardly knew the difference until he
had time to think about it.
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BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.

Pub 10.
A RESOLUTION authorizing suitable aoknoWledg-
ments TO be made by the President to the British
naval authorities at jamaica for-the relief eX-
tended to the officers and crew Of the United States
ship "Sussuehannah" disabled BY yellow fever
RssolUsd 5y The Senate and House Of Representatives.
of e United States Of America IN Congress assembled
That 'hA President be. and he is hereby. snLh"--'
aud requested to cause suitable Acknowledgements to
be made on the part Of this government to Admiral
Sir Houston Stewart Of her Britannia Majesty navy
AMI the officers under his command for their prompt
and Efficient aid and generous hospitality extended
to the disabled officers aud crew of the United States
ship ''Susquehannah on her late arrival at Port
Royalin the Island Of Jamaica with the yellow fever
board-on which occasion, besides placing the
naval hospital with an adequate corps of medical
officers, nurses and attendants at their service
eighty FIVE Of the sick officers and crew Of the "Sus-
quehanuah" were safely ard promptly conveyed on
shore wi, the aid Of the boats Of the British squad
ron, an the lives Of the greater portion Of them
thereby probably saved. And that the President be
further requested to cause gold medal with appro-
pirate devices to be presented behalf of this gov
eminent to Assistant Surgeon Frederick H. Rose, Of
the British navy, who volunteered with the permits
sion of his commanding eiicer to join the "Susque-
hannah" and, at imminent personal risk, devoted
himself on the voyage from Jamaica to New York,
to the care of the sick remaining on board. And
that the President cause suitable testimonials to be
in like manner presented to the medical officers in
the British service in attendance at the hospital,
with appropriate rewards to The nurses aud other
attendants there whilst 0ied by the officers and
crew of the "Susquehannah."
Approved, May llth 1858,
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THE DAUGHTER OF AARON BURR.

An item of news just now going the rounds relates
that sailor who died recently in Texas confessed
on his death bed that he was one of a crew of mu-
tineers who forty years ago took possession Of
d brig on its passage from Charleston to New York,
and caused all the officers and passengers to walk
the plank. For forty years the wretched man had
carried about with him the dreadful secret, and
died at last in an agony of despair.
What gives this story additional interest is the
fact that the vessel referred to is the one on Whic
Mrs. TheOdOcia AllstOn the beloved daughter Of
Aaron Burr, took passage for New York, for the
purpose of meeting her parent in the darkest days
Of his existence, and which, never having been
heard Of, was supposed to have foundered at Sea-
The dying sailor professed to remember her well !;
said that she was the last who persisted and that he
forgot her look of depair as she took the last
step from the fatal plank. On reading this account,
regarded it as fiction; but, on cOnversing day
with officer Of the navy, he assures me of its
probable truth, and states that on one Of mis- pas
sages home some years ago his vessel brought two
pirates in irons, who were subsequently executed at
Norfolk for recent offences, and who, before their
execution, confessed that they had been members of
the same crew, and participated in the murder Of
Mrs. Allston and her companions
What chiefly caused my scepticism on the subject
was the fact that Mr.. Parton, the recent bographer
Of Burr, leaves the fate of the daughter enveoped
in mystery, and closes the record Of her noble and
beautiful life with her embarkation on board the
brig which he declares has never since been heard
from.
] am at a loss now to understand, if the confess
sion alluded to by my naval friend was made public
as it undoubtedly was, how Mr. Parton could have
failed among his extensive and industrious resear
ches, to discover the fact. Whatever opinion may
be entertained of the father, the memory of the
daughter must ever be revered as one of the love.
lest and most excellent of American women, and
the revelation of her untimely fate only serve
to invest that memory with more tender and mel
ancholy interest.-PenR. Enc.
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COMMERCIAL.


co7ror.-We heard Of the sale to-day Of only
small lot at loo
ToBAooO--Fisher. Whelesa 3 Co. sold eighteen
hogsheads at IS, $50, 10 20, 5.75, $50, 9-O5,
$50, $50, 80, $50, 575, 5.25, $50, 61O, SIS,
$50, Z go; and A. Hamilton sixteen hOgshsads at
7.sO, SIS. $780, IS. Z 70. 5 25, 80, Cos, $40,
e1O, e,O0 $50, s.25, $50, 7.25, s.75,
PRov1s1oxs-We hear of no change in Bacon, and
continue to quote shoulders at &C., hams at 70, and
sides &C. lard 9a9}o,
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Hnnse and Lot for Sale.

pY virtue decree Of the County Court OF Dav idson
Dcouny rendered at the April term 1855 in the OF
James A. McMurTy, EX'r CaTissa and John ~ GhOl
stOn will Offer for sale public auction al the Court
House in Nashville on SATURDAY, 5rH OF 1UNE NEXT,
lot of ground In the city of Nashville being Lot No. in
the plan of Lots laid OF by GAscock and POreraed front
ing so feet the South side Of Jefferson street, and
ming back to alley; said lot has Il small house.
TERNs-s350 viii be required in Cash, and the balance
credit and u mOnths, without interest This lot is
sold 10 pay the debts Of Lewis Ghalston, deceased.
F. K. ChEAGHAM,
mAy6-laWtd prs fee 81 Clerk and Master,
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znrICE.--DrCK RIvER LANDS FOR SALE.

pursuance Of interocutoy rendered at the May
term 1853 Of the Circuit Court Of Coffee county In the case
Wiley Hckeson and Others heirs Of Lender Hckeson ue
ceased yes pdte will proceed sell at the Court House a
Manchester the 9TH day Of july o55 All the Th' c
and interest which said heirs have 10 and 70 three certain tracts oi
parcels Of land in Coffee county four miles southwest OF @
chester known the Joseph Hckerou farm which the au L.
ander Hckes0n died, seized and possessed Oh containing ID az
twelve hundred O acres, and upon which Is from three 70 loI
hundred acres cultivation Duck river runs through the cen
fer of the lands and upon which splendid saw and Cfrst MIL
and there are less than fifty good springs upon the land
Said land will sold credit Of and years except the sum
Of s2OQ which to be paid in hand Notes with good security
viii bs rniri and a lien retained on the lands until paid
for complete survey viii be ma Of the snds and pa e
hibted on day Of sale. Any pon wishing to see me land
for any other information address as Manchester This, May
h 1S5s c.. c. BREWER,
1nsv90- t,gSEtds DIS fee IS Clerk & Commissioner
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-21

CALoRIo ON THE CANALs-The Albany Statesman
says that the prOprieOrs of the Ericsson patent are
now constructing oaual-bOat to be propelled by
one of their hot-air engines. The experimental
boat will be ready to make the passage from Albany
to Buffalo some time during the month of May.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-21

Bsa- We understand says the Montgomery (Aa)
HAIL. that Mr.. BRYANT LEE, who is supposed to be
insane, living near Marion, in this State, took up
and whipped to death Two of his negroes few days
ago. He has been arrested and held for trial.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-21

Ia The pigeOn-rOOst in Decatur county, Ind,
extends over a distance of tWenty-eight miles; it
is about fourteen miles wide. The birds have not
nested at this roos for thirtyyears until this spring
Over this vast extent of the country every tree has
from ten to fifteen nests and every nest at least
one bird The young are now hardly able to fly,
and the shooting is mere slaughter. The old birds
leave early in the morning in search Of food, aud
return in the evening.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-21

ARTEsIAE WEIL.-In boring an ortesian well at
Louisville, depth of 700 feet has been reached,
and jet of salt water now rises fifty feet into the
air above the earth's surface
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-21

RS~ A new post Office has been established in
Wilson county, under the name Of WatertOWn, W. L.
MATTERS, Post Master.
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= Is CH1ECEI.El.YIz Z. e 9 9 q

MAJ h4l LID Aeoa-
Parew II. Graham and others eo9pial nantsi vs..
sadlsr ana vile ano clh5rs daiendaais-Orig'fll 3
On motion an b unne l7ingi ire sa1isficuon % tlt
" nnd Mater ron Inc la faVt OF comp aiuanl 500
John p Murray, that ne aca1aanl8, James Hollow
Ridley Roberts, Bai sr R1oar1, William do5erssl Oh
Sadisr and selma slief. are non residents 81 this
isis ordered taat qllle-..,a % paao of loal .eee
IN ne eftY Of F1i Llalasl7s r8quirag SD noa
ident fafsldan 70 111lai ne naTt term OF ne Gll
Cogrt 10 5s held llf me GouniV % JACKSON, al he
Houn6 In Gai1E1ofe. en- ne lrsi HadPesdls amer ls
Monday b. Inlv neEA tn han aad here enter Their d5
10 enmplaif as said 1i ildrnant for con lsssel 20
taksn agrl . hen lnd hlr cl1re, and eel dounlo f
ing paTsa - % hen. W. h SUITS
mayll-Wtt prs foe 81 Clerk Eul D
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J .ooo sTTTCHEs PEA m5NUTE.

1000 STITCHES PER mINUTE.
Something 5EntiFely New at S25.
ON EXHIBITION AT THE SEWANEE
House. Nashville, the NettetOn & Raymond Empire kan
% Sewing Machine. This is the Double LockStt;h Family Sew
n Machine recently patented United States and
hiited first time Nashville. This Machine viii
gathers uck hem stitch, and fell using thread or silk, from
common spool without reWndng Many and Fruit attempts
been made construct reliable Family Sewing
Machine bearing the low retail price Of So That this has been tn
the public may have heopI ortunttoI
udg.ag themselves, this teng the rSt and only t0 ce
acIie invented which with ro threads doing its work
the goods precisely the same as the SlO
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AARON STRETCH,
fT1wHOLEsALE AND RETAILFTR
DRUG GIST,

- Et T. u X 4 = Il
CORNER OF COLLEGE AND UNION STREETS
TTACTS THAT CANNOT BE DENIED: lst.
~ That Strech's Apparatus the
Union, outside Of New York city.
81 The quality Of his Soda Water not eNcelled equalled
by any in the Union.
81 His Syrus are manufactured by new mode which makes
them healthier and more pleasant to the taste, than those
4h Ills celebrated spanish Mead is far superior to any thing
sold in the Union, except in New Orleans.
5h The that he is having for his Soda Water and
Mead greater than that Of other in the Union
TOILET PREPARATIONS, &C.
Iubin's fine scented sachetsi
DO extracts and toilet Powders
Powder Putfs and Boxes
Large Fine Bathing Sponge and Brushes
Musk and Vertena Toilet Waters
New Hair Coloring Fluid, the best article made
Woods Hair Restorative;
Mrs. Aliens do
Phalons Hair InvigOratOr;
Genuine Macassar Oil;
Hair Dyes Of assorted kinds
Chamois Skins Shaving Mirrors;
Nursing Bottlesi Brushes Of all kinds, &c
FLAgORING EXTRACTS,
Lemon, Strawberry.
Rose, Raspberry,
Orange, Vanilla,
Almonds, Pine Apple,
Celery, Peach
FISHING POLES, &c.
large lot of Fishing Tackle. Extension Poles with
form Of Walking Canes, snoods, Fishing Hooks, &c.
SUPERIOR WINES AND BRANDIES.
Light and Dark French Brandies;
Fine Cherry Brandy;
do Peach do
do Blackberry do
Pure Scotch Whisky;
do Rye do
Newsoms best do
Madeira, PORT and Sherry Wines;
Which bought expressly for Medicinal purposes and will be
sold in the way.
y m ma '-'''' A. STRETCH.
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NREIGHTS TO BE SOLD.--wfl be sold to pay
CHARGES lot Of sundes consisting OF Iour PACKAGES
marked Mrs A. Nicholas account Of whom II may con
cern. if not called for in thirty days from date.
H. III. HARRISON. Agent,
YnavaOtf for steamer Rock City.
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1855. 1855.
ILLON CO., Auction Sale Of Groceries, Tuesday, Nay %
DILLON & CO.. Auction Sale of Groceries, Tuesday, May %
DILLON CO., Auction Sale Of Groceries, Tuesday, May %
DILLON CO.. Auction Sale of Groceries, Tuesday, May %
DILLON CO.. Auction Sale of Groceries, Tuesday, May %
DILLON & CO., Auction Sale Of Groceries, Tuesday, May %
DILLON CO.. Auction Sale of Groceries, Tuesday, May %
DILLON CO., Auction Sale Of Groceries, Tuesday, May %
DILLON CO.. Auction sale Groceries, Tuesday, May p
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MAGAZINES AND NEWSPAPERS,
TTARPERiS Magazine for June;
/ Emerson and Putnam's Magazine for Junei
4raham's Magazine for June;
Petersou's Magazine for Junei
Porters Spirit o the Times, weekly;
Fiaruer's Journal OF Civilization, weekly;
The New York Ledger weekly;
MAO JOHN YORK & CO.
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SLIGHTLY Ahead
Paru1 Wautedl.

NOTICE.
THIS is 70 notify and foreEarn all persons not 70 pur-
4 chase trade Tor a executed BY me nd G
K. Billie John ID. Woodward, the IIth day Of Nav
l-5s, Tor something twenty-five hundred dol ars
The precise amount recoleced5 thsre being dgm nj
IN the Lircuit Court OF Humphreys county; which Is lien
The land for which said executed said mole wiz
rot be paid as the consideration for said note
gwen has failed.
mayI5-W5, ED.BIFFLE
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BANCRoFTS HISTORY.
NEW VOLUME.
THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
W. z. BERRY & co.
HAVE NOW on SALE
THE HISTORY OF The UNITED STATES
VOLUME vas.
BEEG VOLUME 1. OF TIE AMERICAN RsvoLBTIos,
BY GEORGE BANCROFT.
octave UNIFORM WITH THE PREVI-
Gus VOLUMES.

Thisis The ssi Of four volumes Whieh vii snbraes hs
pehodof The American Revolution, from the Blockade Of
Boston 70 the Treaty Of Peace Paus m I72 con
ains In great degrees from manussrpt and unpubHshsd
urces, the his,oy Of the nation during q rs position o.
his eVenHal period, including TIE Blockade Of BOsoa Ha
Dor the general orgaRzIon the county, the aterahor
Of the Charter Of Massachusetts ths sssancs Pee
pie Of Massachusetts, the spirit Of Ae sou tss Cl0grs
Of l774 ne progress Of measures in England, zhee ur
elseWhsre the BATTLES Of Lexington AID Conco1d the
Of Boston tue Congress Of IT'S, he choice o. Waahag
a. COmmandsr-in Chief, the Battle % Banker Hn sc.
As there viii doubtless be great dsaEd ior ths his,
ofthe Revolution, indspsndsnIOfths preceding soiusso
The work. thess four volumes viii aso BE- pu5Hshsd sspa
rasly, - tAe American Revolution, Vols, i II III, X
EitR lille Paga and binding 10 correspond.
The publishers invite The aontsn Of the rszdsrs Of he
present volume Of Mr. Bancrol's History I ne United
states 70 the Bt six volumes Of the work. SHE distinguish
cd merits Of which hlva been gratefully Acknowledged By
his eOuntFymsn.n Per sale By
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ANWITLEt EEaEEE NEEANOEl n NJ n lV-N'
I'd EN-. r. SHIELDS will sell Saturday morning
May I'D 10 O'Clock, account Of whom may concern,
large number Of packages contents unknown. Sold for charges
due Adams Co.'S Express line This sale will afford quite
chance speculation will he attended with unusual inter
At time will be sold lot Of New and Second hand
Furniture. Terns-Cash on delivery.
may9O-tds BENZ. F. SHIELDS.
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TTARPER FOR JUNE HAS COWE!--Harper's
Magazine commencing volume, just received by
m9y9O +. HAGAN.
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NOR RENT Dwelling House containing 10 OF y
rooms No g College street This is nice place, suitable
for private residence boarding house bng the square and
Post Office, Apply to
may2O-tf W. /. BOYD, JR.
The Kanzas news., 1858-11-27
JOB PRINTING.

The Office of TIE. KAEsas NEws is furnished
with . complete assortment of The newest styles
of Type. Borders Flourishes, Cuts. Cards, Fancy
Papers, Colored Inks. Bronze. &c. enabling the
proprietor TO print CIkcuLARs CARDS, cERrrvfcarEs
OF .S5ocx, DEk6s, PosgERs, and all other kinds Of
jos PRISrINc, in a manner unsurpassed in the
country Particular attention paid to printing
ali kinds of Blanks Orders for work promptly
attended to when accompanied with CASH ''Ex-
cEIsIoR is our motto.
Blank Warranty and Mortgage Rseds.. Bonds
Executions, Summons, Snbpenas, chmentss
Recognizanees. etc, constantly On hand. fk
The Kanzas news., 1858-11-27

"Onl7 to say, dear Dick, she gasped
forth at last, .'that if live, i shall never
never marry anybody else-and fiat any
tnne-I know that you have thoroughly re-
formed-oh then, If you viii take me, and
love me still viii be yours-yours thro'
ali time-through all eternity"
81 kissed her many times, and desperate,
maddened. hating myself and eursug man
kind, left her. for what ?'' His manner
startled me /; his voice was hoarse aud fierce.
To come to be a beggar and pauper at
the age of twenty-nine, through love OF
rum %
Another moment and / was alone A
fearful page in the book of mans history
had been unfolded to me. Ishuddered as ]
left the arbor. He who had talked with me
was nowhere to be seen.
Three years after that was travelling in
stage coach, when an accident happened
of somewhat serious nature. The coach
man was dragged from his seat and trampled
upon by the horses till his body was in q
shocking condition. He was carried TO the
nearest house. I was somewhat injured,
and not thinking it advisable to GO on, ap-
piled for shelter at pretty cottage pointed
out to me. The door was opened by the
same young man who had told me his dis
NAL story In the " poor-house. Al
first sight we recognized each other-he led
me in, saying, joyfully, 81 have conquered
1 forgot my pain in the Joy of hearing
such news, and willingly heard what seemed
t like continuation that had not had a three
years interval since had listened before.
You remember the day we talked to-
gether,'' he said. ''Well, I have little to
say, but it seem wonderful too wonderful
for me to believe. After you had gone,
went to work. but as struck the earth, 8
strange, unearthly feeling came over me. j
seemed for the first time to open my eyes
and look about me.
"Good God p said I, as thought or
my situation. Lieutenant Islingten--Lieu-
tenant Islington pauper in the old N
work house, hoeing potatoes? 1t won''
do
"Sir, 1 threw my hoe as far as 1 could
hurl it with this right arm, turned straight
about, walked out of that place, redeemed
my name, my character and my Annette
and now own this house and land, and
am happy man, thank God -
Great tears were rolling down his cheeks.
will not say anything about my own.---
The reader can judge whether was un-
moved. Then he told me the story of his
finding Annette an orphan, and poor, earn
ing a livelihood by her needle. Of his
waiting and working nearly three years, and
now they were just married.
At that moment blooming creature en-
Lereu. = =
t'My Annette said the proud husband
presenting her. '.She has come in from ;
sick neighbor's.'' s
your wife is lovely creature. Nc
wonder you thank God, . said I, aside, JUS
as I retired to rest
He smiled could not blame him thai
the smile was an exultant one. He had con-
quered himself God had written him
"Greater than those who take Kingdoms p Z