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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-03-18

G. ROGER
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
T. P. SUTHERLAND,
Is happy to inform the good people of Jackson
and vicinity, that he has just received large
E&A and fresh stock Of Family Gro. [SSXN
go ceries Of all kinds, from the saAns
East, West North and South, which he offers
at reduced prices
A EA%DGD
Fancy Notions, Confectionaries, Nuts, Glass
ware, Hardware, Wooden ware Ropes, of all
kinds, Willow-ware and Earthcn.ware. Also
Tobacco, Cigars, and every thing that can be
found in a
FAMILY OCERY.
will sell my goods VERY Low FOR CASH.
u Call at the Old Family Grocery, Main-st.,
opposite the Market House.
Jackson. May IA, lS57.-Sy.
CheeSe.-An excellent quality Of W R.
Chcse on hand at all times. TIP. S.
Lard OLA prime article, winter strained,
for sale by 7. p Sutherland
New Stock.
T. P. SUTHERLAND has Just returned from the
Queen City, with large and complete stock
Of Groceries, which he will sell very cheap fOr
cash.
BaCOn-All kinds of Bacon, Sugar. Cured
Hams, Shoulders, Side Meat, constantly on
hand, and at reduced prices, for sale by
T. SUTHERLAND.
Nails and Glass, ,--Of all sizes, 70. sale
lby r. p. Sutherland.
BVOOmS.--All kinds and for any price, on
hand an for sale by T. P Sutherland.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-03-18

Two Dollars per year, with one Present.
-Four two years, with four Preasant'
Five "three years five
Terms 10 Clubs:
With preasant to each subscriber, AND Al
WAYS ONE EXTRA PRESENT to the getter up OF
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-03-18

EEackcfcl, "A lot Of choice meek -. Eor
sale At Y II 7, SutheS =
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-03-18

The undersigned has made permanent ar
mngement with the Dayton Nursery, one of
the oldest and most reliable in the State Of o.
hio and he is enabled to furnish the following
variptv nf
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-08
MARINE AFFAIRS.

THE CoLLISs LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
We Learn that there lie probability Of the Col
Hps line Of steamships resuning their trips between
this port and Liverpool or Southampton on the l7ta
instant.
As far as we can understand the position Of affairs in
this matter /; SCI ps that Brown Brohers, who held
mortgage for 100000 and other claims against the
ships and by vi tue Of which they were fioally sid,
also Owned stock in the hpe 30 the amount Of 500 oOOi
that according to the conditions of the chNter, stock
holders were liable 10 double the amount of the stock
respectively held by them thai under these circun-
stances, the Mesns. Brown have, stree the sale Of
the steamship offered sacrifice their shares Of stock
ard give up the chips on payment Of the AMOUNT due
them from the Company at the time OF the sale, pro-
yded they are relieved from all further connection
with the steamers and liabilities on their account
The principal stockhoders on this side Of the Allan
tic are ssd To be TO avail the nselves Of this
Offer provided the Poet Office Department at Wash
netOn will sancton a change Of the terminus Of the
route in England from Liverpool TO Southampton, and
this they strongly urge the ground that the geat
bulk Of rsnsat sntc travel is in Summer and that the
majority of hose who travel during that eesson are
pleasure seekers who either desire to proceed to the
Continent of Europe direct, or if they visit England,
90 to London with little land travel possible that
but very few think OF going to Liverpool except those
having business there, at M.nchester, some other
place more convenient of access by that route.
Should the Department favor the proposed change,
the new organization Of the Old company are prepared
to reGstabsh the line once, sDd send out of the
steamships, lying at the foot Of Csna street, on
the 18th instant. On the other hand, should the De-
psrtmeDt not consent TO immediate or early change
of the terminus from Liverpool TO Southampton, "a
oer made recently for the purchase of the steamships
composing the ne by parties in France, through Csp-
tan Constock, who returned from Europe few days
ago will be accepted.
FOR EUROPE.
TIE Cupard NAL Steamer Persia, Captain Julkin.,
left yesterday for Liverpool, with "lS passengers And
45JO IS0 90
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-08
IYNCHIyG IN MISSOURI.

Frem n. ST Jo,sp. Journal, JssI n
By tie ARRIVAL in this city Of gentieusn JuS ron
Gentry County, We sre put n Possession Oh sA--1s
I1t.hrspce froIn that section. few weeks since we
publhed ,one Of the pai ticulars Of the killing OF
col .eble named TImn,oLs BY msr rsnei hss'SII
and the excitement. attending the tragedy. hs-ie,
yts threatened wrh lynch Ia unless be had DIS VIA
n.meci.ey by civil Authorizes ThsieGg0n ~ M.
zas stLtto site City 10 rforn Judge Norton o. l1s
declaration. The Judge appointed speciA terln o.
the court INN. distey, and on Tuesday isst, "a ns'
Judge Norton, Circuit Judge of this Glstc, anu use
Ba,set, s,ste Attorney, il cgmpsIy WIN Guns ,ss
the defense ltt this city FOR Albany 70 attend IHe
,Ii4 On arriving the Judge proceeded % pshnsi
Grand Jury. large crOsd OF orderly men ga,h'
cred from ell quarters, and filed the eoufiroon d -
overlooking. 70 wit1ess the proceedings. Inc H,,
p-og-..eed uptn Friday, when it was touno
TIA. the two most important witnesses on the par,
Of the defense had been driven OIL and nothing cnIi
b. heard Of hem This being the case the counsel 10Y
the defense requested that the t1sl should De clh-
ii, ned uni. the regular term which request Judge
Norton of course granted. Up 10 TINS time tne u9sl
order prevailed anopg the thropgi Dot mIrmgr se
bearo, not dissenting voi.e was gwen. ihe JUG,
mist storm brewing from the calm, ordered Tue
Sheriff 70 suumOu posse Of % men 10 guard me
prisoner 70 jail. The guard had no sooner taken tnen
pOstt b. fore rusn was us 10 on me prisoner oy s1
mob, when the excitement became general. Inc uai
was shOved aside and the prisoner seized sDd
toward a -kft OF timber about hundred yards on,
tbe Sheriff all the time doing his utmos to protect tle
pri.oIer, assis;ed by volunteers OF the friends OF
laT ard trder prominent anopg "noh "sS No'
John Scott Oi tlis city, although be had been
employ ed to assist the State in the prosecution.
We pnderttsnd that Col. Scott hehaysd with sIea'
coone.s snd courage in asslstrg the Shern IN pro-
teetiDg the prisoner but al y no sVsii. Inc lhoo
rushed on toward the woods With the prisoner
On arriving at q su table place, religious service
was held by q gentleman who volunteered bis ger
vice. ard the piis0n,r also prayed. The rope was
then put srouId his neck ard thrown over u limb.
Previous to execution the prisoner begged pteousy
for permission 70 hs wife and four nteresung little
ors once more before he died. Strange TO say, this
request was not granted by the niursted and fendsh
mob.
lie was then swung up; the rope breaking, it was
speedily tisd again and the spirit of tae unfortunate
man was launched into eternity.
We understand that there were not exceeding hty
persor ugsged in the mob and at least threefourths
Of all present heartily ard severely condemned the
lawless act. When our Informant left Albany, late
Friday evening, the wife of the unfortunate mao was
nearer dead than sive from trouble gIle snd excite
ment ana it was thought hat che could rot possibly
survive.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-08

FRos JAxAIoA.-By the schooner Seaman, from St.
AIMS Bay, We have Kingston dates to June IL. The
pspers are quite bare Of interest. smart shock Of an
earthquake felt &, Kingston the morning Of the
l6th immediately succeeding Al intensely hot day ard
tremendous fails Of rain. No damage seems TO have
resulted. Schooner Emily Kerr, from NewYork, ar
lived at Falmouth on the llth.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-08

APPoNrsEsTs BY IHE PRrsIpESr.-RrGisTIRs
LAND OrFcEs-samnel NJ Hsnhins 81 6repsaa Aiss
81 poiI:ed Wi1ar koss, ~ W-AAng,on All, Noe II. p.
Jok3son.
R.cHivsls or yrsLIe HosEs-Christophsr GsaAssn II:
H.psecr ka. resppoiniei; JOsess Hopkins a. Aa,ysv~
Cal wee c. Lt2dlev. resigped
spEvEScs GExlkSL.-H Hr IslbA.s u eSa.s Fe Nss Aext
co re1gpSin;eA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-08

The csse q Mrs. hacresdy says TIE A.ton, III :,
Courier, the distinguished reader Of Shakespeare AMI
other poets, against the City of Alon, for injuries re-
csivtd by her in the Spring Of 1857, by falling of
Sidewalk, and for which ,he claimed geo 600 damsges
was brought to close Wednesday last, IN the Cur
cut Court Of the United States at Springfield, aasr
occupying the attention Of the Cont f'r two days.
She obtained verde. in her favor for 900.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-08
CIZ Y ITEMS.

IoBsos CRCUnvEsrED.-Truth, impersonated by
u. Wemyss JobeoD, has again been crushed to earth
Yesterday Mr. Justice Fonda rendered his decision on
the motion of the counsel Of Mr. Jobsons late editorial
associate, Mr.. James Gordon Bennett, for nor suit
and remarkable as it may seem, the decision wss
against Mr.. Jobson Mr. Jobson saw that the chances
were ten TO one in bis favor but luck would have
t. that one chance prevailed, owing to the fact ths
law and justice are not always Identical But Truth,
impersonated by d. Wemyss Jobson will rise sgsin
and his l,,e associates ngratitude will be met with
ten.fold vengeance. How or when, or where, he will
yindisate professional integrity, no man khows, but
sooner or later ingrstitude will meet its reward.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-08

MsIoy.RIrs TO NORWAY -On Taeeday morning,
Aesus. Stein A Ste:nsen ard Aio'ph Csdsraoln sp-
pied q. the Mayors Office for passports % Scrrsy,
which 20 Be the future field of ther nissiosayy en,sy
pnss. Tie reverend gen3ensso set CO. under The
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-08
rittei t1 priscn.

FATAL STABBISG AEFEAY.-Coroner Gamble held
an inquest on Wsdnesdey a. the Ne~-Yosk Ho.pitsl
rpcn The body of Wm Sohl, q loossaorsu.n, who
died from the efe-.s of s.,bs received on the % ns
At the hands of 0 sailo. 50 years Of age, known o.
Peer, recently fr1n Nsw-O'eanA TIE evidence
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-08

AIDERN.s TuosyY AGAIS.-This aInisble rum
selling Alderman permitted BY virtue OF hs Office,
TO disgrace the Monroe by bis presencs in e
procession and be took sson TO lei bic propenses
have fl swing. While the remains Of the dead Ptesi-
dent were being transferred to the steamer jamestown,
and other heads uncovered and other hearts
swed by the soeTnity Of the scene, Alderman hcasel
Tuomey his fscs flushed TO even redder hue toan on
everyday csssiors by the excitement of his pursuit,
or by bounfu potAiions of Irish whisky frsm his
bar wss seen eagerly rushing here and there through
the crowd, inquiring fer TRIBUNE reporter. Ap-
prOsohirg gentleman connected with another Journal,
Nomey s1citedly aeked. "Is The TRIBUNE reporter
on board the jamestown"
GerAtnan Of the Press.-"I have Tot seen him.
What is the serious troublei
Taomey.-"!f eatea TRIBUNE reporter, ~
.hro,- him orerbOQrd. Gcd damn him.
This was at fureral, where men with hearts AMI
brains weIe silent as they stood about the corPae Of
one Of their eouniys great men and the soemrity Of
the occasion was mared only by The bsckgasrd inie
cepcy Of the rumssliDg Alderman Of the Fifth District
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-08

RowDY FIREMAN "A NE nbsr Of Hose Company
No. 5, who gave his name a. Pail Phillips, vas
brought before the Mayor yesterday, on cosrgs Of
assault and battery on woman. According to the
sfidsvits, PhiH's, On Tseeday came into the house
No. l95 Mercer street, drank, and began abusing .
woman named for the present, Kate Seymour. he
used the cosres most profSne and obsc lang
threatening TO come every day for Two mon .hs add
kirk up similar row. Hs friends fnsly got hin ou,
Of the house, but bs af:srwara met Ks.s and kcksi
her violently 9 number Of times. THIS intsrest rg
specimen Of fr.mso vss ordered 10 6ni bal for his
sppensnee, or 70 be locke! up.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-08

funeral of Wm W. Judsor, late Csuncilran fIcm the
Seventh Ward OF this City took plscs yesterday, from
hi. late residence No l67 Acnice street AT sclock
the Mayor, the members Of sae Common Council and
the member, Of the Common CJuucl Of lSJ7 of which
BODY the st ceased was aso member. and the Board
OF supervisors, assembled a; tie City Hal; a''l'sd
th.nselyes in Grape and with their taves Of office pro-
eeeded in srrsges to The funeral. An appropriate
discourse was delivered by the Rev. DR.. ArmAge Of
the FOrsy ythsueet Bspst Church after which the re-
r,sips ware o,uye, cd 70 Greenwood fJ, ia.ernert
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-08

ExssrSATIoS.-CorOEsr Hills, on "Wednesday, took
the lying deeosion Of Mr.. Richard Leslie who wAs
stabbed on the 5ih ct, st his own door, by fsilo
nan ed Jobn Donrelly now under arrest. The forow-
ipe is Mr.. L. shes deposition:
Richard Lesie residing No l92 E.s. Eleventh
inE the tea; Of csh before him being r~o-u AysOc Aosy
about o'cock N went ont Of my hOose, and stand
In front Of door the sidewalk whan D1urey
TIE here out Of Mr. Fysn's I1or
and Nbbed The sch wtnou. provoc.ioa
,,. srd word with bin then and tov.d
ndirx By The ine Tom Burn, Bar
mad Hnkep Patrick F.rTe and Tom M.h- these, vita
er, after pennelJ; did no. Donnelys ~b-n
h. stabbed ne"
At tie close of the examination DonBeny was co n
rittei II prison.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-08

yourg man ~ years OF age named David Mgfh
while sitting the wharf foot Of Cstharine stex, n
Tuesdsy evening, was shot in the breast by plstol
the hands Of some person unknown on board Of bs
steamboat Msgnois. Tee man wno fred the pikd
went off In the Steamboat, and it is not known wbssn
the occurrence Was accidental or the work Of dedg
Martin wss taken TO the Hospital.
CHARGED WITH PASSING COUNTERFEIT MosGy.-
An Itish women, named Margaret OR,ily. residing
in avenue A, between Seventeenth and Eigbtssssa
streets, was arrested on Monday evening by Ofeca
Brdssll ard Arnoux. Of the Eighteenth PreeiccI
charged with circulating and attempting 10 pes
nun Der Of counterfeit bark bills token pur or1H
70 be issued by the Bass RIVER Is .nk Of Be.yLh
Msss." The bills were Of the denomioat.o, of 6rs
and under. II appears from toe affidavit, Of nsI
Cary Of Eighteenth street, between avenue ~
First avenue, that Margaret called On her last Sss'
day afternoon end informed her tnst mao sspsf
DevOe, a shoemaker, living near hsr house. wa pre
psring quantity OF stuti for circ 1stioa sad ns
he was 10 have eco If 1t ready and ut her MrgySf
house tbst same evening. Margaret ssked MSys
come to her house and take psrt o, the money sof CT
cnlstlon. Mary promised that sue would es9, rs
shortly stterw1d II company with sro,her wSns
nsmed Eliza Camilla and the1 three children s.sfa
for hsIg'rsts house, but II ppAd into grocery stss
situated in the same building where Margsrs. rsx<sa
and Imbibed 90 iret ly taat before leaving May W
pretty well int xicst.d
In The meantime Oticerr Bfds.n snd ArnosI hsr'
ing received Information from . private source tesfs
qUanti'y Of the queer was 10 bs taksa 70 ~
premises for the purposs Of being circulated. hsa Hr
cicse sstch upon T. . house. Seeing the two voDI.
enter the officers supp sed that they ~ere 10 qasSe
TIE cs urtefsE mln,y and arrested ttem the oon.ea
ttey made teeir appear mo. 10 ,hs .ree. az
none of toe queer upon their persons, An ~
uills and the children we're released, bu; hsUws
o. ktd up until Ss,u-d morri- m charge Of ~
toIicah n, and At tbs, time va, drchsged BY Jssa"
Kelly.
On tre following Motday, Msrgsrst agaisess 10
Marys house and nforms thst she xAs sorry ~
size Mary was rot e, her bouse Saturday, ~ - -
Deyoe had d quantity of the :: queer or sisn
tber, a.d she war ted her - bsvs ZONE Of It. elstJ
sfteTw ard, M-rgare' gave little dsogdter a hAns
ere Of IL s. ls, aod told b. eo out snd 70. w
oaves Jf bread With il. TIE child sen. out VIII ~
bill, bu. shortly aferwHd retar ed and tod ."
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-08

ssosed ,ha P,er wen. up 20 dses ased wSi'e be Vas
up The pier sco. OF Murray street, snd aked hin %
psy c. pts for kxs shich had recently purchased
Of bin. Dscsssea refused, and r,shed Peter srsy.
,eufie then eEsued sDd deceased rsn away followed
BY Peter who stabbed him in ssvera places with
jsekkrife. The police or reaching tbs place we're
unable 70 End Peter and he Is still ST srge Toe Jury
rendered verde, Of Death from the ell c's oil staos
inflicted ty said Peter Decesei was Germaa oy
tirih snd ~ years Of sge. Peter sdescrioed 81 b'nS
lame ard having piece on, OF the side Of hi' nose
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-08

ExH.usTIos AsD IsTEhPERAscE.-Coroner G. sm-
be held an inquest q. the Neg York Hospt, ou tts
body of a mar whose name 10 supposed to have been
John McGrane, who died Tuesday night. The de-
cesstd had gone to the foit fLisht street, North
River to sleep some bales of hay, bat being intoHi
Gated umbled into the dock, from which he was dshed
ou and placed on the pier. A policeman subsequently,
came ard started to the Sson- House with hcGraoe,
but the ..ter fell from exhaustion before reaching h.s
destination. cart was then procurei Lad the help
less individual taken 10 the Hospital where he died.
The Jary rendered verde. of death from e1hsus-
tim, consequsnt upon imnerion and intoIcs,ion
July 6, 1855" MoGrsne lived in Sixteenth street,
where be has left wfs and one child.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-08


Thsy cok just Hike any gold ring you them
drrfu virtues In the world thy make the feel perfectly
transported rto paradise OF fe:y They will the tooth
ache 10 ten minutes Taey possess large shsc Of eec.icy
which impaired 70 the systsm quick
put
you,g ady desires the love Of certain yours
BIS tIser she will be- gain his Affections which will
last forever II size does eesife bin
this ring oni: the bu. seud the closely sealed let
ter only saying bin ttst from friend
pses, be will spte you fro the muude Of adde's
the and you will b. married ha n week
All sen,eE hs 70 do Is ow the above directions and ne
will sIperS nee similar results.
Some thnk that II il s hgm bug but they are mistaken
fo have hundreds who saying the op.ra ed
Jst 80 you said and very graceful tor The chance trying
ring
BAsbfp yo5pg ladies Gentlemen appear 20 d.d.
vsIse- IN company n.ds bold
particularly ladies' 10 know appear
supplies the system With ss,sI fasnce. which rves them
with little tac comp ee power young their
sfsetoDs sLd axe them srorn.iy that
mary th,D they get Of the lady and their
sushmeI when formed 10 h. way lasting and frn the
hrls just 70 operates With
rh be des the love Of pscG!sr youpg sdy al hs has
TO DO 10 10 send 10 Eeos'ns dosrs rpxs
and put in letter and lend the lady be wishes u have
and she will show BY her oDs that she desires mary
one WHO Srt The ma although hs spoke WORD
let Der hnov that there ,h IN this world
When il is itst,d that a number of these men have
accumulated large fortunes selling this and Kindred
humbuga, nine o: gulblty ia opened, the existence
Of which, few soud suspect . community protesting
to be enlightened.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-08

The semiaonual festival Of Wstd School No. 3
mo 200 Monroe street., will take place at the seho'
house on Thursday, at ? O'Clock.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-04-30

DoY'T GIVE UP THE SHIP.-Why should
you not be happy! Are you writing under
the influence of poverty Never mind, fifty
years, and death that constant aborer will
bring about n general leveing OF the present
generation. The rich and poor, great and
small, high and low-the child of fame and
humolest labore., will all be slumbering to-
gether in the silent earth. Don't look back
look ahead-press onward-dOn't repine
bio cheeriul-you can't reverse the laws OF
nature-the past you can't recall, the future
you know nothing about; therefore, do the
best you can each moment, aud leave the
result with God.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-04-30

A Vicious YOU'VE DEvM.-We have now
in this office, aud have had for some time
past, one of the most vicious young devils
in all devildom. Among the selected para
graphs in the Democratic Herald of last week
was this scrap Of wisdom:
"Give man brains and riches and he is a
king. Give man brains without riches, and
he is n slave. Give man riches without
brains, and he is a fool"
Whcreupon the devil aforesaid remarked,
that, give man neither brains nor riches, and
ten to one he is a Democratic editor.
For which we promptly ordered the Fore.
man to put him under the pump, and stand
him on the top of an empty ink keg to dry
and mediate upon the evil tendencies of such
unchrist;au remarks, no matter how truthful
they may be. After this summary and severe
punishment, the public have no cause to an
tcipate a recurrence Of the outrage. Column
bia Mirror.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-04-30

WASHINGTON, April 26.-In the Senate to-
day Kansas affairs were discussed
In the House, the Kansas question was
postponed until Wednesday.
The House refused to agree to the Senates
amendments to the deficiency bill.
WASHINGTON, April 26, p. M.-The SEN
ate has adjourned without taking any action
on the Kansas bill. The matter will be up
again tomorrow, but the vote will not prob
ably be taken until the latter part of the
week.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-04-30

WASHINGTON, April 26.-It is currently
reported that Messrs. Douglas, Stewart and
Broderck, are Jealous endeav oring to defeat
the adoption of the report of the Kansas con-
ference committee. II is understood that all
the other democratic Senators are in favor Oh
the report made by the committee.
The Government will ask Congress 10
authorize loan of S3OoO0,0OO, and also
authority to fund the S2O,oOOOOO already
issued.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-04-30

E5y- A contemporary says English's Kan.
sas Bill, like every thing else relating to the
everlasting Kansas question-or moro pro-
perly Kansas lIumbug--is susceptible of any
Interpretation, which interest, or party love
and hate see fit to apply.
A leading Administration paper in New
York says: "The agreement submits Lecomp'
ton to the people of Kansas for their appro-
val or rejection"
Another journal of New York, the organ
of tho Republicans, says: "Mr. EngIish's
scheme provides that the Land Ordinance
only be submitted TO vote of the people,
1t is evident that somebody is to be cheat
cd, and from the lights before us, it is diff
cult TO tell who they will be.
We wait for further developments.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-04-30

New ORLEANS, April 26.-Gen. VIM.
Walkers trial has been postponed until the
4th Monday IN May.
SAVANNAH, April 26.-Sales of Cotton TO-
day "a bales. There is no demand in con-
sequence of the tightness in the money mar
ket. There is cold rain falling.
NEW ORLEANS, April 26.-Sales of cotton
to day 1000 bales. The market is dull and
unchanged.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-04-30

WASHINGTON, April 24.-The correspOn-
dence between Lord Napier and Cass was
laid before the Senate-Cass discusses with
force and somewhat rdicules the French
scheme of forced labor called apprenticeship.
He says the President will faithfully execute
the treaty of 1912 but will not enter into
new stipulations respecting the African slave
trade.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-04-30

~ Mr.. James B. Clay denies not only
that Henry Clay was the father of the Mis-
souri, Compromise, but also that he was the
father of the Tariff Compromise of 1872
The Piitsburg Gazette suggests with not less
truth than point, that, If, in addition to these
corrections of current belief, he would con-
vince the world that Henry Clay was not his
father, he would render an essential service to
the reputation of that illustrious statesman.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-04-30

HALF FARE.-We neglected to give no.
tiae that delegates (nono others) to the Union
Convention at M. Pleasant Church, which
commences today, will be carried OF the
Railroad at half fare--that is, going aud re-
turning for one fare.