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Ht -EHf-uRNA FFgtfAF EatF E.se.t.alHS
Der erte Barasrap6 tisies BON 9. Marl
1858 batirencen @eieeeS be(tdtist 3pei Stuct-
Oerpronunsen (oie. cine pem Sabre 1855 uni
Die anpere pom Sabre 1853, melde Die Be.
ltallun9 etnes SteuereinnebmerS uto bic Hedte
.uno Yflidten 5eineS 9mtes porldreiben.
Der 5peite YaraSrapb idreibt Dor, baB be,
Nuoitor (Steuereinnebmer) ben Yetfauf einea
|@runoltiids, wofiir Steuern irseno elmer Nr1
riidltdnois Iinb, 5peimal Die 8ode in 5ipei tdss
li9en 3eltuugen pdbreno Der oretBis Gage
lpelde Dem fir ben 8erfauf anberanntten Gage
porauS9eben, befannt MAIDEN icu. Ser Gdufet
mub in Der erlten 3lblung ben 8etras, melder
fir 9teuern ridltdnpi9 1T, netlt ben Durd ben
Serfauf entltanoenen Soften am Gage mad, BEN
&auf entrtdten. Der 0telt ceS 3aufseloea il
in einem Sabre 5ablbar une iou Dem friiberen
@i9entbimer be8 perfauften Wrunoltid8 5uSe-
felt neroeu. SIN 6aQ iebof oerlelbe ni9t gu
finDen 1T Doer ii9 rpei9ert, ba8 @elo an5uneb
men, +, iOu es III Observation-Disclosures anselest
lperoen.
9arasrapb brsi sibt benz friberen gigentbi.
mer oes tIr 8epenuen perfauften @isentbuma
ca8 J1edt, bas p~erfaufte @run0itif mnerbalt
zines SabreS onrd j3abluns Der Gferenaen unr
Soften nebf 3inlen, pieoer eIn5ulSlen.
Der pierte YaraSrapb %be1timnt ben 8etras,
pelAen Der Inoitor fir feline Wtabwaltun9 gus
ridbebalten Ipu. s@ IS 4i1se .
Der finite Paru9rapb wiOerruIt bas @elet
pom Sanuar 1852. Das benz Nupitor perbot,
Steuern etn5u5ieben, nellie LANCER al8 brei
Skohro fTIIfn rn1rotp Et@-#& --Fr
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Seiesrapb,lepe JcaeDr,c0ten

AZ ~ III
Wuthtn stem. %. Splt. Die Goms
m%lllioner Der SnDianerz 4uoeleaenbsiten bat ei,
nen pom ~. SUM- patirten Yrioatbrief aus
sort Arbndle erbalteb NORM mit9etbeilt wirD,
oaB lid bic S%anlande82 Wa9tS aasoeoebute
YlinDernn9en erlaubsn. @en.a Cooper. Der
Sbpctalpl uao gbitalap aBent mar eben mad
W1lbln9trn ob9ereilt;, ais Die llnruben Began
nen er ipuroe ourd e;ren Courier 3uriifbe<
ruTen; eS befanben li1 nur 6 weiRe Mduner
I'M sort Arbudle unO palelbe liano ieoen N.s
8enblid in @efabr, Don ben Snpianern aencm>
men gu weroen. Die @amanGes 1inp iebr er.
blttert ipeSen Der Verlu(te, bic lie in Gem lebten
.9ontlttt NIT ben Geras Changers %erlitten. Ser
Sefe9l all baS 3rpelte @aeaueries 0leoiment
mad. Sort 2eauenWottb gu marlGiren, lit 3us
rltd3rapnlmen., Das ReSnnellt bteibt in ,2eras.
Ant 4. AnSult GSrt 6lorioa auf, EN- belpnpes
reg WutdrsO epartenent "a fem /; eS wiro
Damn einen Ibeil pes 81 sDepartements biloen.
Suffdlo, p %. Suit. Sin idred(ider
9a9slftarn in Ter NaAbarldaft Bon DG5bitbb,,
CANADA, bat bic Grrte 5erll5rt.
@lepelanp, %. Suit. Die bier aboes
baltene @iieababus@ Convention bat beldlcfleu,
ben preiS fir DurGpaiia9iertidets BON alien
Puutten benz auf Der @rie. gilenbabn aleiG au
MAIDEN, cen Rreis fir Sraat basesen UNI ST.
per Gonne berab5uiesen. Die meltllden Sab
men 'Daren nldt ,pctitauois repralenttrt Dls
aeue ARRANGEMENT tritt naditen WaoatuS in
&raft. 4sliiDH- 52l5is 5.jaEf4l94e a3IHi0aaL
N epzSrleans, 21. Suli. Die Sc,
laI11nlt5aH Der GcoeafdIe in ltetsrs @o9e bes
tru9 146, oarunter 20 Safe pou eelbem Sic.
be1 ooer II mebr ais in Der @cbe 5uppr :; 10
..oerleiben erei8neten fi4 ieprd an GorD von
S9ilfen lenleltS Der StaotgrenSen. .saaasa
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~ =, unp nit -sl DEM mas iiao bic Ser.
@taaten ais Seemudt, 10 LANCE lie ben Sdliils
iel gum @clie bon Mericc nidt IN Sdnoen bus
Ben? Sober Jreuno Ger iunsen Weltmadt DeS
WeftenS muB, soul and body, fir bic @rpers
buns Guba's lein. Gs fcmlllt nur oarauf an,
oaB lie auF ebrli d. m Usage be'pertttelll9t
wiro. llebernebmen RE Ser. Stoaten bic felers
lide Nerpfli9tun9, i'm Safe Der Grperbune
@uba's, btele Sniel benz Stlapenbancel gu per.
ldlieBen unp AUDI ipnif nod &rdften sur Inter
priifnng OeS Sflauenbanoel8 rit5uDirfen, f.
fam lelt(t Der pdrmlte @e9ner Der Iusbreis
tun9 Der @flaperei ben @intritt ces Stlapens
ltaate8 Cuba in Gle Union perl9mer5en.
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Nfna..

Wie an8 China bertatet ipirb. mar Der dire.
fide @ommiifar III Gansu ieper 2ulammen,
1urft mt rea Ssrfretsrn Der europdiipeu Widdte
aug oela 2oe9e 8e9anSen Die &rie9Spartel
pal Cle 2petRano lne ote Sensbner SautonS
besrtBten bic Yerbanoeten NIT s~teinpirfen.
Der dineiil4e @onmlliir bate bic s ct. nee
gen ibrer SlOllrnn8 be9idfminldt. Groboem
mar oas ameritanIl9 e@eldwaOer ben per6anpes
len Strelttrdften IN ben Nteertulen Don Set,
lpst'' .8sfoistSi Da8 fnitiGe @eftiDaoer lparp
etpastet. une ~t'tan %ertannte Die NotbpeaDiafeit
elIleS 9lsld5eiti9en 9nsriffe8.
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Befanntlna9uns

q Sn Der Yeriantmluns am 20. Suli 1858 wurbe Bic RsGutb.
Noee Np. i. 3. R.W y. Ssfeslt& aufselb t uno ais srIU 'Gen
ertlart.n Mue Oieient8en. wel4e ben tsnen 3utplnmenben Sc.
tras panf6en, tonIen f~elbissn Bet . y. 9tIbert. Nre.
u%tUntltr; ode BON 9ennfYpanta ASeaur, S0m 81. Bis Sum
~. ,. Wits, IN @msfans nebmea. SpGterbta t6anen tetne
EOE2 SIM Nuffrnae- - q 4 Il n.I
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BUM Nerfduf
SGubpls

SaubDls
$500, 900 SUP 8au uno S9reinerbol,.
100000 Sdinoel unD 2atten gum 0erfalif.
g0ir lenten bic Iufmertfamtett panttli6er 0unben auf nm.
lee 8rpBe Nteberla8e ppn Bau. uno Nusbpla pom alien Wrten.
auantttaten unb @rbben.- mir idnetpen wetstanner Baa.
hpij. mad Sefelun8, unb ltefern 8enherra men, Iburen.
Stnfa1nn8sh uo p%Nbelarbett gu 5abrttpretfen. Spre6et Dor
IN unfsrm SDiStOfe,. go. Ito 9isbttr. 2Derfts, Ober Ode BON
Sen22~S Burns & Sloan.
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Suni15,2D u
sln Die Gc,%ab

T% INiBW siB0l
stlsbaesy-> 1ga sjl4 ngaalod3
Die erBSts MuswatI SIM '4e'"-+L- oe .a1C
@aiter, Obertbeilen unt Stiefel<S dafte, bon
aalbleber, Niarccco (Saffan), Yatentleoer uno IA
3 5,s29SSa 2attthss, '1''N-s
aHe aus benz befeu Matertot unb pprsiaIther Mrbett. f. bE
u Der better &unbeaarbeit taasen. Nerner elm arpser
ap sSn utarDesD, Der befen Aualttdt unb Elm ausssw6bl-r
tee ENFORCEMENT pon f~ran3Sfi&en 8albfslen unb patent Ratb.
ltetr, avs ben beten 5obrtfen, fcwte 8aIbleber eteener 8abrtt
utb ale aneern Sprten BON 3eber, bas BON @&ubmaHern &C.. ,B
brau3t wtrb. lprauf ib be Anfmerffamfeit berfelben Ienfe.
Spmmt s~efaaisa anb pratet meinen 8Drratt nnb febt pb ID
suites Neber ebenlc BILLS fur baar
Sertaufe, amte ttes tr8enb Elm Mann tn Nnsrtfa ttun tam.
@ tl David Startzmann, taa
NGrS6,1S Satwea-Gde BON Gauert nnb 3~smbarbfr.
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Oe{mn0beits Sffce.

Baltimore, Il. Suit 1853.
Wd@rt6t an 5duSbaIter. - Die Vpitaet. Officer
fnh beor6ert nd6Hebenbsr Seftton Der @eIpnoteits prbpnan.
IN Sstrsf Sen 9ras ut anbern 9smmnthen tn ben 0pden
~befSnesre &ufmettiamtett su f&snfsu.
taHaa5I.5 SIN Auftra8e
8. Gilman, Setr. bee @ei9nbbetttamtes.
Gel IS teF6lOhen unb %Serprbnet, boB IS be YRt&I zines fe.
cen Serpbners eineS SaufeS peer @tsentbamers BON traenb
ether Got tnnerbGlb ben Sren3en ber tfetten Sstererunasltnie,
o,n Snbabtr ir8enb zines oaufe5 pber Cots ~anbsrtalb Der
etnte Der ptretten 4efeuerun8, Genn frldeS OF elmer eeaaaer.
ten StraBs, Gene Dber Mlep eren3t, bic 0ohe tn 5rDnte fol.
den Sauies oeer f0ts pabrenb Der dRCnaie &pril, D2at. Stunt,
Spli, Nu8uf, SEPTEMBER up SttOber tsbersett rstn ,u palien
uno iebe BAN bertanrelnbe @erfOn fsa In zine Strafe Sn
70 Gents fur teoe uebertretune c%erfI0en DTS
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-Neue Mn5eigen.
0rpfes Gpn5ert

m Webster Hall. aa.a'.a'~
9eutt Srettas Nbenb unter DIRECTION bes prOftGO WerkSb
&nlaaS z upr, Gta!rtit frsf, ~p3u ~ersebenf etnlabet
61f@-a E-.a D.8Gum gGrtner.
us MISUNDERSTANDING
lI IS. Oes 6rienolbip DcuieS, IS.
WrU. "A Nsrtb 8re%6trtdfreet.
Wtetnen 5reuneen nno Dem seebrten @ubItfunt ,ur NohriHt.
bag t4 BITE am pDeasenerhen Ylabe, BON Strrn S brtttan
8ubter gsfubrts Wtrtbf4aft tduFi@ ubsruom Aea babe uno
0&lf''e Wtonta9 Den 26. ESuli s"~
init einet1 fuperbtn ,,2utn6" erGffae.
Nsr Wpr5agItdbts ~ at l&ts Ga serbtsr. IDIte ale abri-
gen 9etrdnte Hna Speifeu bait tets an 6anb.
D.. Z rs1 etn1t1# us1Iu3etnrtG &Ops,n I5rL-s
Ne Ia Nsrtb Sre6ertffr., u4H
fruher Eartesptr In Der .6planbu GDaIS
SoW n Esll-l@ bel Orr. Mtnce.
hL-sz- SOncDroia+
Die wttelteeer trerbsn erfu6t tbre riidfdnbia.n YettrSae
wte 9wp9nlt& an ben unterIet9 neten iu eutrtSten, inbtm
u~bereeteH rcsrben.
s .Gpnr 6. Mllemaub, Ein. SER.
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Scene QDae 8

30 JCeue E0De =. y. -. 3.
Nnt 20. b. Wtts. 1T cine Insabl Wf6nner aur BiIbuna elmer
neuen 9ose bieies SrbenS Snianmensetreten unp babea be
|l&lDden. Nat, wsl&e Qat babtn fb an btefem uatsr ne6men
81 betbetlt3en, aafWteroert fA am nd6fen Dtenfaa Den 81,
bisies. IbenOs s l1tr, in, ttetaen Saale Der Wt!amSra Saas
eiaiafnbrn, an bas a6sttsrs " ~beratpsn.
- 8. Matf6. IN
USM srsf--e4 4s4tfG @tr " R0utmdnn
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Slnseine.

IOtn Wftt8heeein Der 3Oasj2alk limb metuen Sreun Ben
~absrbaapt our 9tl2 tbt, pas tdbreab ,neIner IbnslsS6sit
Strr Y. prRarbt Bet SOrtOmmeaten A~nttsaelL often,
lnetde Sttle ~ aternebmen beretr 1T.
OSS ni a. 5. S&ett.
Baltimore: Granfeu< l1nterltisuns5. Wecein.
.Sbtser y rein, 8 grunbtt fppobt auf stgenfetttaen Inter.
fnBIng Der WtttelttSer, aS aud bee QDttpen mnb gaIfen,
gat 6s 1887 ITO f9nn bes beitea Grfelses ertreut. Der Wcretn
bat bs BATH ntbt MUIR an Nfttgltebera, fSnbern aud an gapt.
tai l3 bebsutsab Serfdrtt. Otefes unterltest fetnem 3netfd.
lnoem Qua. Ntebe. @tntstet unb @tntraGf In un1erer Wtte
wpbnt. uab NO &tntra6t tn Der quite wpbnt,
Wirb ni4t nit Witterfeit telpbat.
UNI etelea 8wsa aed etfelsretGer 3u ma&tn, bdtbsr 8eretn
pas btSeert8e vteetta9s, Netal oen Qanopfritr. N0. 81, mad
to2, na4t Der sultan ,~5aStnes. . mt ptriest, anb wirb I9On.
tag ben 70. sui 1898, Apeaos8 ubr, gum trfen Male BITE re-
g~e!mabtse Serlammluns baielbf absepalten.
:. Oteies ben ynteltebern, fpwie alen Sreunben, pelae fius
otefem Uerein beiaatreten, esfIltgl 3ur Nta6rtbt.
Dye Sm Muftra9e: - ". @&Qufm ann. Sefr.
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Dfffce; Wp. 10 SOutbFraBf, - ""
Dteie ate unb fSltee Sffse psrfdert S 4 u { + unb 81 . .
beIn se8ed 8erluf pber 9efGabisun pDn Teuer
~ febr bluteen &aten nab benz plane bsr @esenfettietctt unb
unteffuBun8 Inb Sepdbrt HtNtpS BON 3immerleuten unttr
befrisoi9enben Btbinsuneen.h {E3
SranofadsbelBer, pelde In Der Equitable. Office" ptrF.
4ern, raben fetne pettce NerdntwprtltGteit, ais fur ben Be.
tras tbrer DspCften, uhO ret'nn Ablduf Der 9Oiteen Rnb fe
gum @nptanee e'ner SaaretDtb.nbe RON q Ytpjent berehtist.
Das Ynblttunh miro permit bbftdf stneelaben auf unferer
Office, SO. 10 SDutbfr. pOrsuipreGen, mp fbm bas prtnstp mad
mel4ena bic @efelfGaft perfGert, flar unb beutlt1 o~usaaeet
mtrb. Mirpftnren.
IbS mas RsI1o, Charles R. Carroll, OPt6ael 9eorner.
QDtatann Renne63, Muttn Sentins, Dautel Dali,
5enrY @teran, Benjamin DefOrb, &pbert q. Dpbbtn,
Santes JrajSr, Samuel 8trby; Dantl 9BarEslb,
EranctS ". Grppt, S&asmetfer.
SuItI,I 6uab 3. SpneS, @5efretGr.
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RafdaesMaentur

&&Kz7xz<zEzA Die laterittpnsten Le9ex nit benz 5oul,
ees 9errn y pudrb S&Dnt S6ifs. @beber unb 61ifs.
Befra6ter, tn Bremen In Berbiubung unb felen fir SEED.
nua8I beftlbcn utter DOrtbetlpaftea Se0tneunaen uHb iu ben
nttbrtefen 8rtmer SGetn auf efn S a b T eIlttat
iYaff ag { d tin e aus unb 3war fir Gaiite Stesraae UNI
3wtiAsnbed NIT regel ma6tetn Yadttf&tffen % n
Bre m ~ mad alien 5dfen 0fer Wereinteten Stdaten, belpns
pers aber nab y aIttm or {. Oar gDe8 uttr Bremen IN fur
Deatlhe %aneriannt Der ttprtbetIpdftene, uub ba i'm NiGtbe.
nnBunasfdae bes S6eine8E benz btettaen Ius3abler tdS Seit
geit d. ert tletbt, 10 ~efnpfetlen mir Denisni8en, pei6e 5reun.
be eune 0erwdabte BON Deutf6lanb beruber tplnnten ln0en
,ppQea, uniere Germttteluns tards pbtses paRs isrstbenf. -
Seeelt@tfft p~erlahen Bremen am 1. uMb Is. ieben
Wpudts. 2aRgaeA5 qlgst u.st
@beufO tOnnea BET uns Wanasef&etne isbers Gtafe unter Be-
iteaanB Der YlaBe. fur bteg ~ euen uno Pr a&tppu eta
8eft& teten EOa NIB f&tffe' bes q prbbt t d en-
.Qlssb ab gleD 'yOyt mad Bremen, ais AUG =
al Bremen 9tewsgDrt
3u ben Sdsea Ser "Gsmsasnie Cfete napFtt anseis) antst
elet&en Sebtneuneen fur Rebnuns Der 50. @elptt,
|Remtsen .nnb u TEA d. cit -Neenien Der SGtfe In " ~ :
,gprt, %eiteeeeH8. npmmen perb,n, ub bd man NIT ReGt
ptefem Sptftn De1 00rJue eeben Tam, unb blrH @n9 asemeet
bet nnS R { t { II b c Spr Setrieereirn burh u ew.yprte
8unns r ssfdert fRf,l 10 ~empfeblea pr aud btertn Dem
publtfum unIete YernittIune.
2tt abfaprts'ass Der Satfe fas yts tslat: as., a.,
srsmsn. capt. gDsIslsi 1g. S Sun 81 4. ssa sg
@ew.g prt," ,, Saaten, 81, Suit 81 ~ Nus.
gDesea aaberer @asiuuft wsnbe man I'd an a.,
egG sfgesM .n2KnfgB led uah BaN mGmm n, hii6lYa0
SnItt.H so. 113, VI. -apmbrRfr" sIttmprt,
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tetner etfl, e8 let IN
= pclitif unDeiie
mie Spanien bur9
'een 9eldwd4t wetoe.
Bber, ais in ben ga.
Nappleon'S [. Nus
Spanien feline Stdrfe,
itettea3 gu fSnnen ; uub
uS Wir tennen
ebaltunS Spanien's
ioert8 9ebradt, unb
IN mir aud nur
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bur zen, 9ebrD4ener
0rmeilen ; lber prn
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on ieet feif, coB
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9eutreten mIrbe.
ma8 man BON
hatte. !.
s~enwdrtis felbf
Rbe feline U
grwgtHn8 GuS
HgAM M Va5k 81
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IbQmeSitrdne N}n *

yin c~sbentEBss Wd6aen Don l4-1s Sabren ear ,.,x.
9aHsartett iinot fpfort Gin suEeS untertDmnten. a. a. mtg.t
ZEN tn No, 50 NOab Iasar. lr o"SSSa'
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-05-27
IsHAsI G.. HARRIS.

One of the chief curiosities at
work in Chicago now is the raising
Of entire brick blocks to level with
the new street grades. Innumerable
small screws are used. The row OF
buildings is disjointed from its con-
nections; stout joists, sustained by
powerful screws, are placed in each
doorway, and every possible precau-
ton taken to insure perfect safety.
The labor progresses with great ra-
pidity when once fairly under way,
and it is remarkable sight to wit
ness an immense brick block, with
all its customary occupants, goods,
&C., rising steadily into the air, while
a sense Of entire security pervades
every one who dwells or does business
there. The success which has so
signally crowned the experiments
here, will tend much to improve our
city's appearance, and fine buildings,
which are now squatted dumply
down seven feet below the street.
can be elevated to u becoming level
with great ease.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-05-27
Captain Burlinsame.

This redoubtabls fowl, Of The
Boston coop, had his feet knocked
from under him the other day.
The Washington CORES
pondent OF the South Caroliuian thus
presents the circumstance:
"a few days since Mr.. BurIin-
game made very fierce speech,
especially pitching into the North
ern "dough-laces," as he calls the
Lscompton Democrats. To this,
MIR. Hughes, (Democrat) Of In-
diana, replied. copy a few SEN
fences, that you may see how he ham
died the gentleman from Massachu-
sets, Of Clifton House" notoriety:
"Dough-laces!' says the gentleman
from Massachusetts. Sir, | said in
the presence Of many of my con-
lstituents. upon a temporary visit to
my native State, shat if every stump
in Kansas was a negro-e every free
man upon her soil a slave driver j
would vote for the admission Of
Kansas under the Lecompton Con.
stitution." There has been some
controversy as to the origin of this
word 'dOugh-face. The correct ct
lymology, is "doe," female deer
and ! think that it derives sigpif
canoe from the fact that that All
mails is exceedingly timid, ant
when it comes to the water (brooks?
ana sees its own image, starts bacI
with alright. 1t we'll becomes tn
gentleman from Massachusetts t
talk about dough faces. 1t become
that gentleman to talk about timld
. ty. This is the defender of Il
Constitution from Massachusetts. II
=, is going to exterminate dough face
| tell him that when this race
dough-flees is exterminated II
3 Union of these States is at an EN-
: Then the gentleman from Massacbr
S sets will have an opportunity
: being confronted with these Sout
: ern men, and hope that be will b
t have himself better than he did {
e a certain memorable occasion ID;
has passed"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-05-27

A bill has passed the House Of
Representatives By decided major
ity, which provides that six millions
OF acres of land shall he apportioned
among ihe States in quantities equal
to twenty thousand acres for each
Senator and Representative to which
they may be respectively entitled,
for the endowment, support, aud
maintainanee of ut least ono college,
the leading object Of which shall be
instruction in agriculture and the
mechanic arts. The design IL to
capitalize fund from the sale Of the
lands, aud apply the interest to the
object stated, in perpetuity, except
reserve Of ten per cent for expert
mental farms.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-05-27
CONVICTION AND EsCAPE.-A fe,

CONVICTION AND EsCAPE.-A few
months ago gang of couuterleiters
was broken up in Indiana. One of
them, a DR.. Rogers, was tried this
week at New Castle, Henry county,
the trial closing on Wednesday.
When the jury came into court with
their verdict, Wednesday afternoon,
Rogers was standing in a door upon
upon The opposit side of the street,
and soon as the verdict of guilty
was announced in court, probably at
a signal given by an accomplice, he
ran through an alley leading into an
other street, aud jupming into "a
wagon to which two fast horses we're
attached, made his scape. The
whole plan Of escape had been pre-.
viously arranged, and was very sue
cessiully carried out.
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A FIGur WITH GRAssuoppERs.--The

AFIGHr WITH GRAssHoPPERs.- The
Gonzales, (Texas) Inquirer has an
amusing account of the invasion oil
that city by grasshoppers, and the
attempt Of the citizens to repel the
in,ruders:
"Every body turned out-men,
women and children, white and black,
little niggers and chickens, editors
aud devils--everybody, with fire
and swords brushes and brooms,
blankets and buckets, carried on
the deadly conflict, but to no avail.
The hoppers hoped on, and tine de-
Tending forces were obliged to beat an
ipglorious retreat, leaving the bar
barians in undisturbed possession Of
the conquered city"
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Minnesota only wants the sigma.

Minnesota only wants the sigma
ture Of the President TO the bill that
has passed Congress to be made a
sovereign State in the Union. That
bill passed the Senate by a vote OF
4S TO 3, and the House by l57
against SO. There were great irreg-
ularilies 10 the formation of this
constitution, and many contend that
the instrument itself is not republi-
can, but it prohibits negro slavery,
and that was all the black republicans
desired. Had the constitution of
Kansas spoken the same language on
that subject, she would have been
armed into the cepfedracy as soon
as she presented herself.
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The Nashville Banner advocating a

The Nashville Banner advocating a
reorganization of parties, says that the
South has gained no advantage from
the repeal of the Missouri Compro-
mise. This is said in view of the fact
that Kansas has not been fully ad-
United as a slave State, simply be-
cluse set Of Southern know moth.
ings opposed it. But for the vote OF
these southern know nothings, calling
themselves Americans, Kansas would
now be in the Union with a pro-slave.
ry constitution. These men preven-
ted it, to afford an occasion to taunt
the democratic party with the asser'
ton that the South after all has re-
ceiveG no practical benefit from the
repeal of the line restricting slavery
The Banner, if we understand it.
would have the people Of Tennessee,
know nothings and democrats, to
unite with the black republicans in or
der to avoid defeat in 1860. Join
the black republicans in order to keep
them from defeating us. That is
humiliating. We would prefer an
honorable defeat to such an inglori-
Gus compromise.
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"SpIRITUALlsM" IN THE SENATE
The Hon. N. P. Tallmage, formerly
q. S. Senator from New York, and
now one of the most distinguished
votaries of "spiritualism," declares
that number of the present Sena-
tors of the United States are be-
levers in the doctrine, and predicts
that the elections Of 1860, will be
greatly Influenced, if not controlled
BY it.
Upon which the Savannah Repub-
lican remarks if "achisky be the kind
Of spirits upon which the remark Of
the Elk Senator about the next Pres
idential election is based, we think
it more than probable he is right
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The Coahoma (NIiss) Citizen Of
the lst May informs US that white
man, known as Joe Doua, bailing
from Chicago, was. on Thursday
last, Tied to sapling in that vicinity
and dashed with hickeries for tam
pering with slaves. The castigation
was administered b. negro woman
whom be had tried to induce to rua
away.
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The "CHIEF MoURNER. There
is genius in this city, yclept Hat
field, who has earned reputation
in novel manner, which will not
greatly serve him in the time Of need.
The detectives have his daguerreo.
type, as we'll as those Of some of his
confreres. He operates ingeniously
and with marked success. in a mode
of financiering which common
thief would have hardly thought Of
1t is bis wont to attend funerals. and,
at the customary exhibition Of tn e
corpse, to presto the side of the cof-
fin, there to mingle his tears with
those of the friends of the deceased
Hence the soubriquet of"Chief Mour.
ner" has come to be bis ordinary appel.
lation in police circles and other asso.
ciaticns where men of his character
are known. While bonoring the
deceased, he keeps an eye open tor
the living, as did the Ephesian widow;
aud. as others come near to take a
last view, he contrives to relieve their
pockets of whatever valuables they
may contain. His operations had
become SO extensive that it was found
necessary, by the bereaved, to keep
their attention on the alert; and the
result was the detection Of the lugu-
brious gentleman of whom we have
been writing. He is shrewd Fl.
nancial man, and has been unusually
successful in his peculiar department
Of industry.-Ne,p York Post.
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w. IL. Robertson, Clerk of the
County Court Of Fayette county,
Tenn, has resigned. The reduction
Of the fees Of clerks BY the last Leg
islature has caused several Of the
best County Court Clerks inthe State
TO resign the office. the remuneration
under the new law not being sulli
cient for their support.
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Power OF INsTINor.--The sluggish

Power OF INsTINoT.--The sluggish
sea turtle loves her home. A huge
creature Of this kind was caught by
American sailors near the Island of
Ascension, who burnt a name on the
upper shell. On the way 10 Boston
it fell sick, and from sheer pity was
thrown overheard in Boston Harbor.
Two years later the same turtle was
captured once more now quite well
pear its old home, ASCENSION
What strange and inexplieable home
sickness carried the slow creature
1000 miles back through the ocean
where there is no track and on high
road2.