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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-07
The State FaDYlss,
ALRAsY. NinndaY. |

ALBAsY, Monday Dec. 1888.
The Secretary Of State has Issued call for the
B0src Oi S'a- CauvatseTs to meet In 10 city On tho
18th int 10 determine tic official canvass and awdtd
tie certificates cf Ell cuon.
The BosId Co, lists ef The Secretary Of State, tho
Controller, the A'torney-Genersi, tue I'e"'u'er and
Stae Eneineer.
The official returns received from mary Of thG
counties are uud be urusually defective aon
beous The total vote Of sixteen counties is returned
for estate PRISON Inspector instead of for
" Inspector If State PfisOo." The candidate for
LIEUT. Governor john j. Taylor, figures in '"e
county return as John Taylor, Johu j. ly'cr Joseph
j. 1eyior &c.
The Republican vote Of Ticga County is returned
for Edwin h. Morgan.
There are also other errors resulting from carel s'-
pess in making up the rrtuID-, bat 1t IS believed that
none ,f them will afIt ct the iGal result.
TIE m..tltg of te Board Of State cauyassors is de-
laN ed by Il ese tiruIs.
Counsel will appear before the Board in regard to
fhe c,utesied reiurIs for Congress III the IAtl Ds'
trict IL Is Ldtr-tOod that John Van BuCen ~lll
argue the case fer Mr.. keuble aud the Hon. III. Roy
noIds has been retained by Mr. Htsklus.
Ii s SAID tiat counsel viii also appear before the
Board on behalf Of MIR. W.tmnc, American, who
elaine Election 10 the State s. cate from tue pidnous
District. vice M4nieville. Democrat VINO is ales /
10 have vacated his seat 10y accepting Post
Office appointment In this case the Secretary
Of State av ug bo official knOSe sc Of TIE existence
Of vacancy refused to order a special election.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-07
Markets..

BUFFALO Dec. G-s m-FLous In better demand today
change quntq sales of so bbls 81 85 - or
tie NiscoIs e. 2di5 81 for good TO choice ndari
Ohio Mci.an aud Canadian SIS ior, ouble exss. WEsA1
IN dcmspd for pirs aud market scady sales o. ~ %
buh Chi sso Spring - goo bush white Wabash al 81
o8 bush pm" whto Indiana at ~ and 1870 brsh. Mc
eana 2 Cons quiet demand moderate; saies Of l.&)
bu for Niutcf, with s.. q bush added for
tt p hour No sales # RARLEY OF RYE OATS rn a
SIC WHISKY nominal az D.. DnrssTD Hoes lmer "a.
80 G0s66 p cRt RfcElsTs for the lst A. hOIIs 3G.s
bbs Fiour. 60 p bush. WheG'.
eALIlMoNr, Lee 6-tLoUK dull ari hanged. WHEAT
advanced 3dj, CosS unchanged Provisions steady Ws-
Ky On et. - go
WHEAT firm: soles Of 1900 b1heis Red a. = link y
Vrte 4 3jd = a. cORS declined; sale. of 5mD bushels
new Yellow a, 6O1t8c old d. S3035c PROVISIONS have
sdysIciug teadtgcy. M's PORK, *ls 2ji Lard ual-%
" nIsK, firm; Ohio. q.
(Ncf,.Arf Dec 6-NnIsRy declined % q cio.lns dull
HOG srtve ssles OF 1000 $50 ~ 20 tho aeI fr
those averaging $50 d. and sc 75G &c IS avealng @
rr,,tts for tse ast 40 hours l45 % Mass PosK held
sl7 tOG > IT, the latter ior future delivery.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-07
Tho California Overland Wall.

ClNClNNATI, Monday, Dec Q, Io0S'
TIE Overland Mail, with Sau Francisco dates to
the 9th ut, arrived at 81. Louis last night IL vas
" DAYS oot III rec through PISS sepgers came with IT,
TIE road from San Francisco to the boundary o'
Texas vas in COOS condition.
The mail patty no indications Of hostile in mans;
j NJ Amsa, one of Col. Crabbes parry, Iesrly al
If wb,m were massacred al Santa luez, had been
liberated by the Sonora Government lie Published
an interesting psr ative of his captivity.
Oregon dates to the 9th of October. Very rich
deposits of gold had been discovered near Canyou
VIE. Douglas County ard much excitement existed
in that vicinity in conscqucnc, Of it Three mep had
taken ou, of the mire SO IL gold in a few hours.
The dates from Washington Territory are to Oct.
20 but the news is cItircly devoid Oi interest.
TIE indians are said to BE- very trOub!esoms about
ile Coleyille mines.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-07
CITY Politics.

EicnrKssrH WARD.-We believe tie ctzens Of
this Ward viii make grave mistake should they
prefer WilLamU H. NeltOn to james Fairman for School
Ccinrissioner NJ. Faimsn {, young msD, but he
Las ability, energy and on earnest aspiration to be
eful he will serve faithfully and ysantly II elected
Mr. Neil.on is older, and perhaps better known hs
as more wealth and position; but VIC believe Mr.
Faruans election would more conduce to economy
and reform in oBr leporaby wastefu school manage
rceut We enirest every fieni Of Common Schools 10
tie Ward to vote ior hin,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-07
Seua,or Douglas at Ncw.Orleams.

NtN-OKiIANS, saturday, Dec ', los.
Senator Douglas arrived at : q clock last evening 10
fhe steamer City Of Memphis ana received tue ho@p-
fslties # the city. aute of one huodred guns was
fired aud he was escorted 10y the Mayor aud A'ei-
nan 10 a carriage, AID followed by AL immense con-
course Of people to the ST. Charles Hotel where lie
wac called out and made brief speecn. Crest en-
tlusiasm wac manifested. Mr.. Douglas addresses the
c,izers on Monday. The True Del'a urges his claims
~ tle presileuCy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-07
Fire at Chaicaugay. Y. Y.

tHA1EAJGtY, MOpdaJ, Dee. o, IsiS.
A fire broke out 10 the drug store Of 4. b Jeuner &
Co., tits place. On Saturday night, which was De-
sifo,ed with all its contents.
TIE following buildings also de- 'royed: the old
Frarklin Hoiel occupied AZ dwellng-house by y.
H. msn, and by VII lam Peak for q shoe-shoo gnt
TDOH Peak fer a harness shops the drug AMI qa1c
store of j. ~ Pollard and the large tin shop Of ID. f.
Snuer.
TIE dwelling Of ". II. Mlliker was then pulled
down, which stopped the further progress VI IT,;
flames. Lcss heavy; insurance very small.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-07
Marine DiS0StPr.

PRoyIpENCE, Monday, Der. D ISoS.
The schooner VIM. c. Eliason OF Pniladephis,
BucAal from Wilmington, n. c., for B"ston, With
cargo o, 800 bbls rosin 2l5 bbls. spirits furpen-
tpe and 23 bales of cotton went ashore at p. N on
II 9TH On Cnarles.own X. H. Beach, between Point
Juoth ard Watch Hill and, It Is feared, viii prove 2
1o,s lose The crew landed in safety Ii is supposed
that most not all Of the cargo viii be saved, If the
weather proves favorable The Wm. c. ElasOn Is a
good vessel Of 25O tuos, three years Old and s partly
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-07
.---...r NJ Nil, Nl-t 9. j :.
Los. of Tie Schooner Ostrich.

PROI IDtNtL, X T. Nlnday, Dc. o, nv
TIE schooner Ostrich Of Barns.4b-, Gro veil, from
Ehzhb, thpOrt, y. j.. for Tsnnton with coal, while
at aIoh0r hear Bristol Ferry in Mount Hope Bay,
took fire Sunday night and burnei to the wIer
edge. The wreck afterwsri sunk IN five fathons
water. The crew succeeded in savog thenselye
with tier effects. The vessel was insured for 500.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-07
DCath of Ex.RisNOD OudprdOuk,

PHrLADELPHiA, Monday Dec. 6, 1855.
The Rev. H. L. Onderdouk, formerly Bishop Of tlIis
diocese. died etriy this IporniGg Of dSsebteTy.
Tie Hon. John NJ. r. al has been installed az judge
Of the Supreme Court FOR IL years
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-07
Fire in Bristol. IL. 4,

DkIaTOI, II. T. MOnl1y, DC. o, IeJs.
a fire discovered here at Inidnigh. in 81.
Mci aels Episcopal Church, and in tonr The wi 'e
edihce Was level with the ground. No other bulldogs
injured. The fire is supposed TO have origioaed
hon dciCcl in the furnace. Loss $4,000 insured
for 81 900.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-07
The Closing of the Canal.

AINAkf, W'HUdy' U-VT I'''''
Canal Commissioners Ruggles and Sheriff. have eS-
tended the time fixed for closing the Es'efn DIVISION
Of the Enc CaI al to the Both OF December.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-07
YTuDiciDal Elections,

NFW-NT UF NFN- HI'HNF- II v =
Az the M1n'cipnl election her" today Willsrf NJ"
ReUub icer, sa- chosen Mayor by i,3 plnraltl
II r. "ut !iCaus a'so elected tro thirds u The |y
Cog:cD. r,ss
LlwrI~oF, Mas, Monday, De, D. ) ;;
Tic Reooh',cau, f,- la. elected Ger. OrT-, .,'
Mayor and iio T,ire Republ.cs1 a.r Aldermen
10y about n majority.
SPRNGFiELD, Mass., Monday, Dee. 6. 1859.
The tire Republican, and Tempefarcs ticket VIZ
fl Mayor Las 40 majority over ". l.. Smith, Dem.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-07

TwEsrY.sTcoSD WARD.--We sgain urge the elec-
,ors Of tLis WeId no, TO permit Nch. Sesgst 10 bs
elected il. Alderman We 30 not challenge his integ-
rty bu; we ssy be II rotonousy the very man 10 be-
come The duie ard tool Of peculators and jobbers.
We believe alderman wlmot has served fsi,hiu!'y; II
20, le, him be reelected tLoogh We Ike Mr. Anhews
very well; bu, at al events make care tia. seagrif
will be defeated.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-07
Later from Mexico.

NtW.OHLTtNs, Saturday Dec. ISj7.
The steamship &. neral RGsk, from Brazos 3lth ut,
brings news from Mex'co favorable to the Liberss.
Zuosga was about to decamp. The Liberals were IN
favor of ty with the United States for the
dition Of slaves and criminals.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-07

Tax KsDEEHooS BAsE ROBBERS ARREsr.p.-
(;.org. F.sh, Michael o Bren ard Allied Wallace
alias houal,' have been arrested on evidence lead
Ing 10 The belief that they were the burglars who er-
tered tie Union Bank Of kirdsrhook, on the 18th
September and stole some go 900 in gold and bills.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-07
NOn-Arri'wi Of the Cay Oi Wash.
InSiOn.
SASrf Hook, - "a

SASrf II0pK, Dc. 6-NriGight.
Ticr 49, D. s., % gns of tie stesurhp City -
Ws'hirgtcr row DUE ~ ,'is poot, With Liverpool
dates o tie 81 u.,. Wild H. -ht ffoa tie y. j. l..
Weather dear.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-07

FounIH TRIAL OF MlcRsEL CAscxNi.-In the
Supreme Cont yesterday, the case Of The People
egair., Michael Carcemi v~ called, and postponed
TIL Wednesday. The gnater part Of the day va
occupied in calling the Jury panel en- hearing or
cus.s Cnnceui was in Court.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-07

BrRros', THaarEE -Mis yenieahof sad NJ.
svirburne appeared at this house last nigh: With
marked suocess. We defer 9 moro EXTENDED notice
on sccoan. Of the crowded state Of our oounns this
rorring.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-07
New COunterfeits.

AUGUSTA, Ca, Saturday, Dec. 4, 1875
Counterfeit FIT es un the Georgia Railroad Bsuk are
in circulation. They are well executed and engraved.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-07

EDwsRD wArKEr, Bookbrdcr, is the Taxpayer
capoiiste for School Commissones in the Twentieth
Wari. He has also been endorsed by the CoEnm,tee
aupOjn.ed BIZ tie Bble Convention.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-07

t. THE Worms oF IHE FlFrEEsrH WARD
H.v, ,..u y name yrpsd sckrt fo lie oce II School
TYvs.s. rh 10 ssy -S nsds' .or sny odor -
~. ci'r,isr W. BLACKSTONE.
n. n La(dy 'sJ1as
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-07
A.1Mr-m.- l.e pn..la..ts M..-ase va. deliy

A,l.4o E. H.. tie Pfesid,.to N asc was deAy
AZ the conclusion cf tho rcrd;rg of 'he MessAe
M BlGIER Pa moved hat "o, 600 extra copies o'
il be- pilted.
NJ HALE n. H. saii II the Pre-'i n IA l
,oteued Himself 10 an exposition Of ne fri'uoH -
II the country b, would not have taken tIh' VPP',E
ni,y 10 Y ak, coma en's Bat he hlt ab1s q ~. W.
.iiuticual ,rerogztisc AID gone ont oi lie w! ~ i
~ late IA history uf KaI-as rot IN acc'lgHh'e "tl
.,,,,h 4 li-'oy He flITlcj DID ngrc' iei entry ir
tle president, Siattudc that Pi"viuelc- ""' me-
posed d. a uiiics Ini cGre - - -; bay, 80
tsac i,ps Of Providence had been brought - IT,
Presdeits owe State snd towo, ani IKE JOB, the
good man feel. the stripes, YET Oe.5eih INC
fud. lie Hale reioiced lhat Tie iorc'gn al hf5
were IN :, satisfactory c'ndition but hc bad cy-
nec..d ,Lsf the Presid~D would have eul te1e ed tho
rnnrttx , 20 tLe sfatc Of the relations WITH An-ra
nnd az, n ia. Dew Minister had ben scot tcr- 80
immed stely after tle Penney lysnia Election. Even
a. tbe Epe isb maiden, Florence Nghtir gale, with
"pis.f,c bsDd of female sfI ct.Ou," t.Idei the
vrt tded. leie We have the President in a similar
character towering ahont the battle field to pick
the ~ouuded AID aerd toem t. the Ags'Iau hospital
for recovery. NJ. Hale theu went into further ro-
msiks on kaIsaS affairs the AGst td case &c, and
deteI DE- biz psIy from the charge of being ag at
NJ. GWlN Ca g,ve uOiice that he woIll oring
op the Paci1c Railroad bdl 10 morrow. A'jJurnei.
The Senators present to-day were:
M'ssrs Arer, biler Brsht, Brodedck, Bel, Blown.
Dusee DIX ~ d. otl- f~ssenden Frch, Fl xpstrcs, Root
Fost zen 0~u. HG. Htmmo nG, Hgrter uaflsn Iser-
non, Jou's k,pedy hins Mas P.srce. PoL, Rice lei.
Trup Wsc. Warn W,;.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-07
PEPORT OF THE SECRETARY or THE
IREA SURf.

TRTAsURY DEPARTMESr, Dec. 6, 1853.
SIRE In compliance with the act Of Congress eutitle1
"An tct supplementary to IN ect to establish the
Treasury Department" approved May ~, lSjV
have tie honor To submit the following report:
Ons +. M Of july 1851 being the commencement q the t
y.,r ,gj9 tie ha snce IN tie tl70i II
TIE rcceluts mo the Treasury during the fiscal
year 1855 weIe ; ~ s75 $50 ~, es fu.lass
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-07

TO this estimated deficiency on tie 3th jane 1854,
should be added The sum Of 81 Ss, 'es which viii be
required for the service OF the PostOaieo Department
dalIg the present fscal year. tbs latter amouI, i3
20. taken into tho foregoing estimates but s asked
for by tha. Department ss will appear from The otter
Of The Postmss, T. General accompanying the ANNA.
osimates.
Whcr =. l.s. Arl.a. Z .og! Ga: .ltI..e! !! Cen
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-04
CORRECT SPEAKING.

We advise all young people to &C.
quire in early life the habit of using
good language, both in speaking and
writing, and to abandon as early as
possible any use of slang words and
phrases. The longer they live the
more difficult the acquisition of such
language will be; and if the golden
age # youth, the proper season for the
acquisition of language, be passed in its
abuse, the unfortunate victim Of neg
lected education is very probably deem
ed to slang talk Ter life. Money is
not necessary to procure this educa-
ton. Every man has it in fl;;s power.
He has merely to use the language
which he reads instead OF the slang
which he hears; to form his taste from
the best speakers and poets Of the coun-
try; to treasure up choice phrases in
his memory, and habtuatc himself to
their use-avoiding at the same time
that pedantic precision and bombast,
which show rather the weakness of a
vain ambition than the polish of an
educated mind.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-04
A TaSi9 for Reading,

eff I were to pray" says Hcrschel,
for taste that would stand by me un-
der every variety Of circumstances,
and be source of happiness and cheer
fulness to me through life, and q shield
against its i'll, however things might go
amiss and the world frown upon me, it
would be taste for reading. Ispeak
of it, of course, only as a worldly ad-
vantage, and not in the slightest de-
rogating from the higher Office, and
sure and stronger panoply Of religious
principles, but rs a taste, an instru-
ment, and mode Of pleasurable graf
ification. Give a man this taste and
the means. of gratifying it, and you can
hardly fail ofmaking him happy man
unless indeed you put into his hands
a most perverso selection of books
You place him in contact with the best
of society in every period of history,
with the wittiest, with the tcnderest,
the brayest and the purest characters,
who have adorned humanity. You
make him a denizen of all nations, CO.
temporary of all ages. The world has
been created for him.
"It is hardly possible but the char
acter should take q higher and better
tone from his constant habit Of associ-
ating in thought with class Of think
er9, to say the least of it, above tho
average Of humanity. 1t is but NOR
ally impossible but that the manners
should take tingo Of good breeding
and civilization from having constantly
before our eyes, the way in which the
best bred and best informed men have
talked and conducted themselves in
their intercourse with each ether. There
is a gentle but perfectly irresistible
coercion IN the habit Of reading, well
directed, ever the whole tenor ola man 5
character and conduct, which is not the
least eitectual because it works insen-
sibly, and Because it is really the last
thing he: dreams Of. 1t civiizes the
conduct of men, and suffers them not
to remain barbaroug."
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-04

SENSIBLE THING FROM Mn. EyERGrT.-
Edward Everett, in letter apologizing for
not attending the dedication Of new schoo!
house, closes his letter thus
We must not rest satisfied with general
impression that our schools are in a very sat-
isiactory condition. There is some danger
that showy mplishmente such as docIa.
nation and English composition often pre-.
maturely atemptcd-and dramatic exhibi
tions-which seems TO me wholly out Of
place al schoo'-will occupy the time and
thoughts OF teachers and pupils, to the ne
glect OF thorough instruction in reading,
writing arithmetic, grammar, geography,
history, aud Christian morality, aud oiher
branches of solid English educoGion
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-04
The Capitol at washington.

Before another dollar is appropria !
ted for the Capitol extension, there
should bo joint committee Of the
two houses of Congress appointed to
examine into the manner in which the
money that has been appropriated has
been expended; and every dollar here
after appropriated should be expended
under the direction Of q Board Of Com.
missioners, one of whom should be q
Senator and one member Of the
House. Money has been absolutely
thrown away heretofore.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-04
NEWS ITEMS.

The New Orleans Picayuno qucs-
tons the truth Of the assertion of Dr..
Bacon, that more languages are spoken
in New York than in any other city in
the world, and puts in claim in be-
half of Now Orleans. Pic triumphant-
" asks if Congo, Choctaw, Cherokee
and Seminole, arc in use in Gotham ?
Conrad pleister, brewer at Saint
Louis, made q wager that he could up-
lift half.barrol Of beer with his teeth.
While endeavoring to 90 so, he had his
upper jaw broken in so fearful a man
ner that il is expected he will die of his
injuries. s
The Detroit Advertiser says, that
Mrs. Thomas, washcrwoman Of that
city, has recently become heir to for,
tune Of million Of dollars in Europe
In Hampton, N. H., all the liquor
sellers have been converted, and closed
up their business, tho hotel landlord
among them.
n iCliS'ouY popCl JdhCs Hu'uuLdSc Ol
the fash style of advcrtizing, and thus
announces u sensation" work which
may have been heard Of by most read.
ers -.
For a story of thrilling interest read
the Bible IF you would know how
much safer it is to act from principle
than from eIpedicnoy, read tho Bible |!
No better book can be takon with
you into the country than the Bible
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-04
No DEMAND FOR GIRLS IN CALIronwrA.

No DEMAND FOR GIRLS IN CALIFORNIA;.
"A California correspondent Of the
N Y. Times writes the following
! am sorry to be obliged to discourage
the emigration to California of aspirants
for that of double blcssedness" that
all woman kind seem to seek so diligent.
~ and perseveringly but consider il
my duty to state boldly that The matri-
monial market is shockingly dull. The
time was when women aud all other
dry goods went off rapidly at high fig.
ures, even though their figures or their
faces were calculated to drive all the
human creation crazy. But now, oh,
"how are the mighty (big hoops) fallen!"
Even young and tender candidates 60
of slowly, aud as for the older and
tougher ones, there is no moro show for
them than thero is for an honest ad.
minstration Of the government of New
York.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-04
D Il III orou5.
a GOOD STORY.

Between eighty and ninety wears ago
there lived in Connecticut river ysIfev
two farmers, one Of whom was named
dunt,snd the other Clark. The former
IN ea'ly life, had been man Of strong
will and somewhat has,y and violent
temper. Sometimes be had been seen
beating his oxen over their heads with
tho handle Of bis whip, in a way TO OK
cite the pity of the by-by-slanders, and
when eXpostulated with he excused
himself by saying that be had the most
fractions team in town. By.und.by an
alteration took place in the temper of
farmer Hunt. He became mild, for.
bearing, and what was most remark able.
his oxen seemed to improve in DISPOSE.
ton at equal pace with himself.
Farmer Hunt joined tho church and
was en exemplary man. His neighbo,s
saw the change both in himself and
team. 1T was ii marvel TO tho whole
town. One of his townsmen asked
him for an explanation. Farmer Hunt
said, 81 have found secret about nv
cattle, formerly they were unmanage.
able. Tho more | whipped and club6ed
them the worse they acted. But now
when they are contrary. go behind
my load. sit down and sing "Old Hun
dred,' and strange as it may appear, no
sooner have ended than the oxen go
along as quietly as could wish. L
don't know it is, but they do really
seem to like singing." - '~
In the course of few years the two
farmers were chosen deacons of tho
church, and they both adorned their pro-
teSsion. About the time Of their elect
ion, grievous famine prevailed in tho
valley, and the farmers generally were
employed III laying up their corn to
piaht Inc ensuing season. A poor man
living IN town, went 10 Deacon Hunt
and said: 81 have come To buy bushoi
of corn. Here is tho money, it is about
all | ca4 gather. The deacon told
hlm he could not spare a bushel for
love or money. lie was keeping double
tho. usual apan,ity for seed corn the
next yea, aud had ro'stiat his own fami.
~. The man urged his suit in vain
Al last he said, deacon, if you do not
let me have the corn, | shall culSe you"
"Curse me j. replied the deacon "how
dare yor do so? :" Because" said the
man. the Bible says 90" "Nonsense,"
exclaimed the deacon; there is no
such thing in The Biblc.' Yes there
IL, replied tho poor man. "Well,"
said the deacon, eff you can find any
such text, Ill give you a bushel Of
corn ...
They went 10 the house, when The
poor man went to the old family Bible,
turned TO Proverbs ] &c, and read,
ole that wilhholdeih corn. the people
snail curGe him but blessings shall DO
upon the head of him that seilc,h it," '-
The deacon was fairly caught. Come
along" oGid he, "and ! will be rs good
as my word" He took him TO the
coin House, e,measured ont q full bushol of
corn, and helped tho man 10 put it on
his shoulder, and just before his depart
uIe, being somewhat wag, he said,
with twin}:le Of The eye, IL say,neieh.
Dor, after you have carried this corn
home, gn TO Deacon Clark and cuIs6
him Out oi bushsl." ."
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-04

IKE Liquor LAW TO BE DEFiED. We
learn from the Fredericksburg Recorder, that
the Corporation Court on Thursday ordered
the Town Sergeant TO notify all liquor deal
crs, who had taken out licenses undcr tho
old law, that the same were inyaliiated,
ard that the acquisitions of the new enact
ment must be complied with. Up to Fri
day afternoon, only two licenses had been
taken ont, and these were by the two largest
liquor houses in the city.
The liquor dealers have resolved, we
understand TO resist the new law. and as a
body 10 refuse license under It's provisions.
ThoTc are about fifty liquor dealers in the
city.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-04

New Kind Of Cotton. "A new kind
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thc stable, the kind ordinarily pro-
ducod, has been sold in Galveston
Texas, at price above the market val
ue Of the Me&ican Gulf cotton. As q
now variety it promises TO bo very
decided improvement.
THE American Horse TaDer.--Mr.
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in Great Britain. After most suc'
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bcr Of subscribers are now taking les.
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