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The daily Butte record., 1858-03-29

twrrn U.s. The Narysville papers Join Us in pro-
testing against the formation Of Summit county
out Of territory now included within the Iimiss Of
Bate and Yubs. The project Is . most ridiculous
one
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-29

THs DAILY EvNiEo VISITOR, Is the name OF q pa
per In Sacramento, that has risen from the ruins
Of the Bee aad the Sacramento Mercury is the name
ofs new Administration paper, from the ruins of a
Ki-Yi campaign organ Of the last election.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-29

SHERIFF DEAp.-william Buchanan for.
merly Sheriff of 81 Dorado County. died at
the Stockton Insane Asylum q few days
since.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-29

ouisHnD. Tho silly attempt Of Mr.. Davis, a Cow
county Avemblyman, to tax the holders OF Mining
olaims has been nippsd in tho bud, aud the matter
IL indefinitely postponed The foolish move has re.
ceived quietus for this Legislative year at least
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-29

PASSING AwAr.-The amount Of finds In the Stat,
Treasury Friday, as reported by the Board Of r.
amlners, was s357, ,60s 20.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-29

HsAvr ranoHr-Ths Antelope this morning,
brought l5o tons OF freight from San Francisco be-
ins the largest load, believe that ever arrived In
thIs city BY one steamer Bee, 1Aursddy.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-29

CiRous Mr.. Lee, OF Circus notoriety, will make
his 70 rs-appsarance in the spring, with magnificent
Circus troupe-as we learn by the Plscsrville Index
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-29

FLowER sALE.-Ths auction sale Of Flowers BY
Leonard 4 Co., will take place to-day, at the
"yourth:of July House." on the corner Of Mont
gomsry and Lincoln streets.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-29

roR sALE.-Bruos Husband, ED, offers for sale
ens-halfi Interest In the Amsdor Sentinel oflce.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-29

EARLY vEoErABLrs.--we are indebted TO Messrs
visurich Cavaignac Of the Osovilie Garden, for =
present Of early vegetables, raised the present
SON. Tres bien. Nous vouz rsmercieus.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-29
IooVIExs. MONDAY, MARCH 4sth, 1855.

70 Mr.. John n. Lillard Is authorized TO
rsosivs Subscriptions and collect MONEYS for the
Daily and Th. Weekly Butte Record. Persons living
q distance can obtain the paper BY furnishing him
With thsk names.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-29

HypE.--Elder Hyde. the anti-Mormon
preacher. is in New 0rlerns lecturing on
Mormonism.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-29

TarAsrar Norss.-wss the necessity for issuing
United States Treasury notes oecasioned BY ccbbing
the TreAsurys
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-29
DIED.

On Saturday morning March eth, of disease o
the heart. DIR ID. W. BLOOM, Assistant Ply sician
OF the Butte County Hospital.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-29

TnAxKs-we are again placed under obligations
70 Mr Leland, Of the Alta Express, ana Mr.. Morse
for nswspapers.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-29

MINSTREL DEAp.-iibert Morgan. for.
,c-iy member Of Baehus' Minstrel troupe
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FsnnA Ba.ir aua Drur las.

= letter vr2ftsn daring the IaSt session
O. Congress T. Mr.. Blair OF Missaar7, s.
i, Gr%sa brvEn, se1tar eli the hlssaurs
2e@acr'et, il seems has fallen ilte the
huuas q third party, who LIS made
The general rcrpoCt pf il public without
tht agency OF assea1 at either gla.r ar
Ar2T2- 4ae result las buea d very great
sensation and 9atterIag among sanary
Democrats uf Missouri, Tie 81 Leuis Re
g'Htassan lnciaoed, Hhs hart hccr Sisrex-
t1 &c SIDE With Aearlas In his fgh; with
the administration, iaaSasaah Rs the asure-
a2Ia letter makes certain revelations
touching the movements of that Senator
last wI-tgr. Mr.. hsuaett disputes the
accuracy Of fsse statements tArgncA The
Rr7s.t,5sc1H, While MIR Sturreon both
pemea-ats3 supports It. The hitter IT,
pears To have ste best of the arrrnert,
ana seemingly las stronger proofs IA re-
serve tAz2 thas& which be Las YET e..
z. 2yoa. TIE following qaery bv Mr..
Stargeau X significant: w
Il caa upon hin, M. Blair, md I
call upon Mr. Co3fzx, If Indiana. 10 state
whether Mr.. Blair aia rot receive an IL
rasai2oA thraugA 1t. Celfnx, member os
Congress IRON -1A42Aa, to caL upaE him,
Daaglas; ap2 whether the message. ms !;
c=zae from ths Ens C Judge Dou elas vns
pet TEL Ar Bier I artsL Il sns Aznas =
srtst No. 7lEe Assa jan Gr~ta, q g,3ax ~ rte
Lna&o8 .ssases Saacka" I a4a ugua l. :.
Blsar &c saate al thai took rls2s al ,hsi
late-vs<r.
leanEIi}es tire Erysu357s 7sacan iupla-es
Mr., R3alr ast te leare tie Missouri Isa-
nerrasy II suspense re}atire to & ancs-
tsen Which S. v3tally concerns thea. aua
Eh5cA Is ealaalefra ,-to sar ei~zziaa hs-
tween the hsz-sa sad 8nthaaan branch
os q tho Dea1crscy ~. Blair raalss
10 answer, trut ths Missouri ner.acyat,
sre1iitr for hin ssr~
s'As blasar aasiorTaes ~ se sas fia. Lr
St2h9a rsaat 70 ase kc .eassd al Re ssuft-
1seaatS, zraa5cgcr tscs may ~. ~ its h.tr-.
s-aEEeser orr q 1lem sAaT &c l9enac9 S1
.Ssaasfsr 3}rur1zs. He dses nef e,ansaa
er himself an3er apy eahgatiaEz 10 say.
e1thc~ fer Id satisfaction at tx aerasss-
c4z, 81 ar other pcrso1 ssahariar aa1e-
difficulties, vhether the YHrporf of the
letter has teen correctly civtu or res
IT, however, NJ nanrlas shall 4yreaa sa
aan - stale whether the letter i cor
reetlv gssea 81 not, ws have ne 1euai Mr.,
h1aar ~. speak ont 1t opee.
Af Rla3r tter j. ready 70 resfier,
VII Ar Beacaas raj for his test reenrs
Press ana Isf1,
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10 be hss3 nj sfnne rnirt further north.
F.resHisSr esa as-arsd E-asr,r


Is cunsiaeraAss ramhcr of rerxn-.s
laisrcsted n tAs success ef this Hadesra-
king remained until after the departure
Of the morning train, Mr. Tavk.s cars-
nee-nd his lnschsne era sa his r,lovs 10
satisfy their curiosity. he drove aus IN
front at the Yioss, tSrEea, hacked ~
and stasaolc4 the engine IN front Of them
with precision. lie thcR turned ruup5
and ssi in sar new fgrrav, farncd tie
hacA-furrUs hRasasaelr rs II ,asne by
horses made the esat1rr trrn nj tsc oaro-
site end II three q1af9efx oS minnie,
mud plawsa the dlsfaaca of thirty reds IL
tre minutes, carrying SIX twelve inch
piows. The operation was conducted with
as little detention rs ceuls ae exy,ss}sed
lie Is satisfied TIM he has got the essrn-
tInls esulsiie fur sucecssful steam plov
fr general field. farm md Stationary Fur-
passes, rpun which mnss spectators are
united. .
The Illinois Gcrf-l Railroad COMPANY
6ndlr opened their locomotive sh0r to
enable Nr, Tswtes to llsgr and perfect his
machine FrefHraiary t. . tz4 &sa con
saieae traay Hacn the other machines ca2t
Gn.
Tn my way home I lsara q gentleman
of wealth and st=ssdir- ssy. TINT +sEIe has
tour hundred acres at prairie nea, Chios-
&c to plcv, Aal Il Faw kes weua yiew It
10 the sstlsiactior Of good salges at 1low-
ine, lie wauia psy at the machine cas:
and woaia pay Eve hundred .5olla-s be
sides
" c took Ill accurate skeftsh ef the mt
chIas Is n ops-a1lon o. ths graand
and which Is pgw Ia the cn-rarar's :
HAMS and VII appear Ia ya~ next, With
a full description and tissary os the IL
Ecntiea up h the rrcseni time.
The lnyertor regaasB Us af CentrElla fl
The present, making some slight u. e-a-
Elans, anl expects to Eucef twc other steam
Flcws, IN co,Petitian With him. tAt pexi
s4szth, IN tie peaz4 bora ,aa If Na1taen
--ane from Daytaa, sGAio, and o1c from
BGF4las New lark.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-02

sr1cIpE-TAs Roc Island papers 10
tire tire suicide ef 4 gerEsxg vo,usr
Esnea leiGae, living ca Deere Street. IN
Il II place, last thursday Eaerl4Es, Shs
hang herself q tie kaeben with tie
clothes inc Her hashan4 Il Fl there in
the morning ana cane ovar t. nsvenrars
to has work. In tie evening he faaua
he- thgs Aarei1r. and rs two children,
oae .wo nop,hs and th1 asher twenty
months cid, u aea rs he I'D left them n
the marnlns TIE wosasa vas a.ran~ea
mt times DIp coz
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IN Interesting aaashtes 70 mourn her f.
faar 5 unknown, te-r1aie fsse et-1ssrpss
gralans.



The Ios- BAIzaoSIsT Sor yrg
rorsp MIR. Banisaer returned 10 tn.
slfr yesterday afterueoE and reported nm
unsuccessful search f1r the ssissfs- man,
six cea1asaea arrived here from Adrian
aurlns the day and task the trnia iast
evening Scr Belle KsTcr, with view as
Isaksns tharaGsh search il that iecaIity.
Nj, 8auisixt, thoReh rearar aes7airirr.
has 1at abandepe3 The search He en-
tlrels atscrsaits the story tAsf ssaxa was
senn E?on tas halleoa, ard thinks Mr..
1hnrsaon mast hare dropped oE hsfare il
reach sd OAEEaaa TIE valve unan waica
be sat was tcra freEn the six three eaar-
ters af tho VAT a-sana Ts,ls IN Sht A.vs
been aocasaaaea hv his russAl, rr i
might have been dene "a is eantac: with
The limbs of Trees il enesaasere5 The
record OF that horrible assht lnta the air,
the ssEsstluas Of the nnfortaaate uaan.
and the Sncaacrts Of his asfth, val r~sA-
ally te kuawn ehlF ucon the fnal aay Ct
accounts --Ea1roa3 -zdar~r.scr. TExrs5a..
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-02

R- John ", Faraes pabIssAes csrS
in his paper # the sth, IN reply to the
aifacks of TIE \ ! Herald and the
Nashiagtoz Irlon, on aecoua1 es rev-
ela;&oas AID stzs slsenes made in lis late
speech 81 IarrEtoRa, Ie Sys - his
card that whea al the accasatsous uf the
Administration an3 rs accnfs have
reached tAetg highest point, he wiA prove
t. % t~ne ~ lie Aas written and - ken
against iae ADMINISTRATION be.-syal
If grost principle, and of sslezaa
pledges,
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Poetry
FsREw ELL
- LzrTs CAEaa1.l.

~ LzTTH GAEaul.1- ..a
Easrwhll - slsaat LlI.ssH learning,
Where I've PASSED taa rraIy Gas
ny Lraiz u rass naw lacakgpg
As lSHrn iran v0u awKg
Ne Inore shnl these xnE.s re-esshn,
WITH ths sF..uls Esrasns rtsf Fcrs-
shsr rsrs sssin IN tlsir nf,rt and riee,
rhan he lsess me- mcrs.
~ Iaars saag M sseas Hsaksn
The echoes Algis rour isles,
-it rs.ia gs4iss wesrid IL calling nae
With ia sHnac.h iaroepsire s1iIes
With hsGrt ursrsuasue sstA saaaass,
Anesyrlids fsElcc viii snsrs
tliElE rf 1spst gniahtv feesinr past,
Ia sgsx ass hopes, e Tears
Tor rgas ny letting lsulsEls,
Shall n4an. srar aFaa fall
NJ hsarr 1hruss sadls mnurnsafss
AS Eaxs Ispun y.u aIl
Es have is5chtt ned hpurs u sadness
Bs vuEl gGnIis vIasarue ways,
EeugaF has boen n Rnrrrs mission,
N at sRs6 x eInfFesIafsaT Ca g.
slssl 1a&ss yoEr saiIs iacnS,
sissI iniss r0nt sweaf czreHx
Bus sAt thruEls4 pf yen shafl rladasr
slgng IL lniG 81 iuleAlness,
] sasA miss these arlaas rhlat atsan
ltgand M. netk 10 ta. o. rvans.
Buf geus reztsle a4sh hisarsllssns,
ssrElF must nsw resign.
NnE. 10 sg n@t 80 sst rad inlf III;
rhgrgh ws nxngls hi re pe more,
We simL Eaers whea Ilfs IL ever,
On Eeasanis leArefs4i haaas sl0rs.
View time I.tss hagl mEs1 seper,
Hhrn 10 n.e1i We ssicr s@a aaIa
Ensvta llass saa 3eeq .uE ssFr
L.yt ed anss ds&r onaS, NJ, la-ewcE..
Ases ans. bie. are rivsR,
AM 1hs tear iut-us,s z sweIis;
Cusrags ~narr heart in Esaaan
Thee are rs feass OF sal Earcy szIis.
TTTsGna, SeT- 1IEs. 1sss
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fe1a Il Cks.N

So lany clerks are proving icsallt.rs,
we wonder employers do not employ
ysrng wouaea instead ef fast yezne snea.
The girls oan't 70 en bcaacrs aga speaa
sh@ar emplayor 5 cash, and a4aEy ot ta<la
arc Is we8 qaallae& TO Pe-foza tie duties
Of clsfkshtP a> the Scasrality u yo1ag
rseu. - Portland T--nz scrts,f.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-02

A ss.sa who his Just beer arrested f>r
murder & haal-oa co4afy, New York,
finds for ozEpaGioas> in prssoa, 5 sos. >
aepatv. bruther-la law and san-sn- hs
The sol-sn-l2w slso Las i've haa4asrs i'm
aa-ance vile.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-02

t~" Kvery hour thar q r4-an ! /. deb,
j. ysar spent il slavery" Acoars;.~
10 tbs, Whit a. eresl2stias laas lifs ssnse
people nast live.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-02

ssr The Prcsidess krs Postponed t.
sales Of public lands = kar.sas iii n.,.
sHly, They comprise soae t4ree n I!lions
Of ae.@s.
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"lssyL-s, says = modern philcsopE~r
are Ike eouatcxtsis aaaer; vt cas- I
hinder t5cSa being sscrvi. bat vc x-s a,
compelled to take fs-.-.' -
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rA- There are nsry people who assrs
30 lock upon tie Sshsath q. = ssr. -
sPoase, With Which TO wipe cut The sins
Of tie past week.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-02

A aAA1. j. : EI9W E-e~
II Ak Eauws business WI SC errs1rS an in r.
L - branches IA 1szs .gAn tsa,ss.s8y utuHs G
~ tas InGat 4eTaerAt 9res tnf gsas- a.nes- We
21T7as 1Ee cEisafas s6 7 PIN Ans the eUErssrs
a~pgna aa cal aaG Afg Es and see If at ear I
III nat AIS please. Is 4 Nafran8 al egEf parN.
AnG d. u tn saass, aE abs Iatesa New D ark sstle
ia-Sgi#rcf EHRi easas NeSl zum3s - 81 des y
waTIh tvs E4seaE t@r eastern rHerx s4fEna 4as- We
W. ae e1atEHg tkas slsrBas hegage. Prices Tea-
@aEsass@- Ne wth tEas EnaAa k8n4as gt frStace
rna v0sG lE pAi-lae Easr, fssr Bar mNrG
sIpEsn JRss lraA ae5~ asfms
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BUSINESS CARDS
Exchange cEcei.

EEchazEc CMce..
- EahT HRAETSwn New Ysrk es, =. sss
- "tsha sAAscFss,sr u sanss To sxst purchasers
ItTss@aales ei Dtrasar, md Drafas 4, / hs
Easaern C.a~s flashed.
Ancr3rar Gold tu-sss..g nj 4 srrags ,,v-r-,,.,, :,
I.esrs ssasT Srstias4d ss1 snsasvss %tp~,. a
NM. H. TITAll.L.
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Ks1s~ ss Aa.a-1ssiKx
I suu uusre / EEsesxSuR sac
sEscA sl sssgurnr hrsre'Ss~n perS~narr- ~
Il sguare marskas Ant
Gr C de Tyur
Dc 4 vcsr 3asnn
DC msnS-s, svaG
% Dc do a.rt
DC ] vrar, l1tae
1asumn l vss4r. -
anH Cafrrgn ~rar. sstss
Qaararr IscAGrsn Fc-f. aasne
rrae lines q. iexz rf Nsnian nssssss asg uaHe.
Law. Professional. Ing rgher -arass, Il Gm
sArs- or 1aax per rear. s.. ard fer each adai-
snnsl fine- ST.
Half rrsflv and Taarlr asve-.ssr m rnis ts be
air ser anarteFfr in advance
Al pav-Trs#s rs-nts eahlssh.a astai c-GErsd
N. and charged arru-dsngfy-
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.. " tsoETsR- EsoT1rERx & Co..
Ii BANKERS.
d Z EALERS IN EXCHANGE
AKD
LAM AsENTS.
CcrnEr f.i essaHsur and n saa.ingtun st-es tn
neTsls Irms csss. I~s.
fEXRE REHRRyP,
W-ATTsaEAAI-L q yEN9.1I IEsg. Mssrax Nus-
w rGEirs To- fsv.G Nnafb bss xsncss srs
@rwraas usresnsw reamavsG are wrsrsassea IL II
ARgErTEgTTEE-
w L. CAEnGaIT., Ars.s.7tses ana >.ynresn1s,,s.
w en@- DHae We. D. Second fss,asrT - s4,.--r
bAssaE sorr-nc' ef Th8-d amS FAur-g streets.
= DarEsru-. Hswa
BUNKER 1 sLNEII-
sEsTensers sass Jssasrs Rr asfs 1sr ca.
y Ferin1'snasnss. Fsfss3rular attrrainn raid
se s.zT eHAlallg nTNAT 3CSELl,
- nj IT, as. yrw1LL.
AhLh Han, .. n " A.EEn.
RAI1 q WALKER.
nEA4IFg IN LEaCTEHEs GkIEwAGE
- 0reaserx. &G- H. A4ssalA aava
@ OENTfSTy.
TIE. n. n. -TglrSS-
EEEsASES-Ly laeA-rD DENTIST,
IsF1ar. Eswn-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-09

HON EDWARD EvKRErr AND THE NKw YoRk
LEDsER-ln our advertising columns will be
found the Prospectus Of the New York Ledger,
which contains all the particulars relative to Mr.
Everetes engagement to write for that paper
The Louisville Journal, In speaking Of the en-
gagement says:
''The Hon. Edward Everett has paid over to
the Mount Vernon Association ten thousand dol
lars, received by him from the editor OF the New
York Ledger, in deration Of his giving to that
paper, throughout the coming wear, original
weekly contributions under the head Of mount
Vernon Papers" This Is indeed, such an ar
rangement as no other publisher in the United
States, IL in the world, ever had the Iiberality
and boldness to make. Edward Everett Is the
most accomplished scholar now living. aud we
know not where to look for his DUAL In taste
and knowledge and genius, and in race, beauty,
splendOr, and magni6cence Of thought aud die
tion The fact that writer like him has e,i-
gagged, at an extraordinary rate Of remuneration
to contribute regularly to a weekly family news.
paper, must, Of course, create n imme nse demand
for that paper everywhere throug bout the nation :;
and when II is known that, in addition to his
splendid contributions, the same paper has the
regular services of twenty or tuirty other writer's
each Of whom has a national reputation. the az.
greg lie Of the salaries paid out amounting to at
least thirty thousand dollars year, and probably
more, surely the demand cannot fail to be literally
tremendous. The Ledg-r's present circulation
Of nearly half million, may be expected to rise
rapidly to a million. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-09

III The charter election In New York on Tuess
day resulted substantially in the success Of the
Republicans over the divided Democracy.
The chief contest was for Comptroller, and the
vote stood :-Haws, Rep. and American, g., 500;
Purser, Tammany Dem, Is 400; Russell, Anti
Tammhny DEM, IL ,9l6-Haws over Purser and
Russell, 2,s3S. Brueninghausen, Rep, and
Lynch, nti-Tammany Dem, probably are
elected Almshouse Governors. The Herald sums
up the general result as follows:
l. The Comptrollership. The Republicans
have gained that
2 The fight between the Sachems Of Old
Tammanv and Wood party. The Sachems have
saved their bacon by the skin Of their teeth, but
the glory Of Old Tammany departed ia the strue-
gle.
3. The contest in the election Of SC hool officers
for the Bible In the public schools. The result
Is largely In favor Of the Bible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-09

III They are getting to use the theatres in
New York, on SUNDAYS. as churches. The Acad-
envy OF M.se and the National Theatre were
both used in that way on Sunday evening last
The Tribune says OF the Theatre:
1.-The congregation consisted mainly of news
boys, shoe blacks paTk-loungers, shoulder hit.
Purdy, Esq and a number of respectable Chris
tians, who had to occupy such seats as they cou Id
procure, regardless Of their proximity to certain
rather repulsiye-looktng individuals The pro.
scenium boxes were filed with ladies and gen
tlemel.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-09

FROM NEw MExIco.-The mail from New
Mexico has arrived, with dates to the 18th ult
at Independence. The news Is unimportant. A
letter dated Albuqusrqus, giving Q summary OF
the Navajo war closes as follows: "rhe cry is
Tor men, Volunteers must be called out. hear
no dissenting vote to this anywhere"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-09

III The New York Express says: eth. bark
Holmes. for Liberia, takes out the whole Of an
Episcopal church, to hold 600, which wa. 90, nm
by contributions to the extent Of "a 500 f,o,, ar
sabbath school children belonging to DIR Tvnois
church The whole cost OF the edihce wh}cb 9.
In the Gothic style, will be $500. The bar Ks
King Fisher and Ocean Eagle are now fullv a Ne
at this port from Liberia, whence thew sailed
some sixty days ago; and some anxiety IL felt for
their safety.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-09
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union, after treating of "Tbe Wealth,
Prosperity and Power of the South and West"
says:
"where, then, Is the antagonism between the
labor of the NorrA and the labor Of the South,
Upon what principle is hostility between the
two to be maintained, Their interests do not
clash-they are not travelling In opposite direc-
tions. Neither Is poor-both are prosperous. Has
their unexamplrd success resulted from conflict
of irreconcilable interests, Have they grown
rich In a warfare upon each other, Has the
South levied taxes upon the North, and the
North, In self-defence, imposed countervailing
duties upon the South Is their industry Grip
Piled by hostile legislation-by efforts to destroy
each other ,"
The same paper speaking Of our Navy, con-
trasts it with the more powerful European ma
vles, and recommends an increase. 1t does
not advocate large aggressive armament,
similar to those Of Europe, but standing
Navy, ready and able for all emergencies.
The Intelligeneer speaks Of the election Of
Senator Chestnut, and is devoted to news.
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SUDDEN DEArH.--Mr. Foster Hale, the inventor
OF raised letters for the OF the blind fell down
dead on pavement in Selma, Ala, November
NTH. Upon his person was found prayer book,
IN which his name was written, aud dated 'sBu-
FORD Co, N C., July 10th, 1867
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NEW Music.-That enterprising fellow, John
Ch', No. S0e Pennsylvania avenue, between
Ninte and Tenth streets, has Just sent IN Pieeo-
na S, foika, neat sprightly piece; Mount Yer
nun Ha,cn, dedicated to Edward Everett. Fac
1nu einoeliished with = hne picture Of Mount
vernon; fanadiae Waltz, by E.puts: Prosp.c,
roika' by Withers. The two last .m.nt,oned
composers are the well-known conductor. Of
leading Bass Bands In this city. -
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IL The Young Mems Christian Association
are successfully pursuing their Iabors In Pitts.
burg, Pa Special efforts have been made TO es
tablisL religious services for the benefit Of IRE.
men, both during the week and OH the Sabbath.
daily union prayer meeting, to be held In some
central part Of the city, and conducted by the
pastors and laymen Of the different denomina.
tons, is about to be established, as also a city
mission
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u The Richmond Va, Dispatch Of Yesterday,
contains full list Of the names of the passenger.
Of the Partition, which cleared at that port OH
the fourth ult., for Rio, but Is now feared to be
lost. The Dispatch has great hopes OF their safe
~. The passenger list numbers 1870
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VIA spiritualist mass convention IL to be
held at Syracuse, n Y, on the 9th 10th 18th and
18th OF the present month. All trance speakers
throughout the country are Invited
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NEW fuhLicArIoNs.-J. shillington, sends US
The metropolitan Catholic Almanac, - for 1885,
published by Murphy Of Baltimore, containing
an immense amount OF statistical Information in
regard to the condition Of the Catholic church In
the United States, and also much other useful
matter SA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-09

W The Governor OF the Hudson Bay Compa.
ny says there Is no truth In the rumored murder
OF Governor cavendish and Mr.. Ashley, by the
Sioux Indians
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-09

IL Several arrests have been made for illegal
voting at the New York char ter election on Tues.
day last.
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COOD NEWS AND NEW GOODS.

ITO SHOPKEEPERS "A large lot of smaIl
cheap TOYS, at wholesale. at
desst LAMNOND's, I'll street,
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THE WELLKNOWN PARIS OPTIcIL

pAFFLE TO BE on THE 1oth Of December
~ for good close CARRIAGE, at J. FLANA-
"a = Grocery Store. on + street. between l4th
the night of the rattle. Tickets 81 eqch. de 8 St.