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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-26
COME. ONE, COME ALL
TO THE CHEiP DRY GOODS STORE,

COME ONE, COME ALL
TO THE CHEiP DRY GOODS STORE,
V'O Yves. Milton with all your might,
Nou'i get all vou want, and find EN- right,
]. b. DATE>NAN, he Is the man, fagain.
Where you're sure 10 be suited, and then come
When more you want in the same line,
His rule I>. now'S the time
To sctile''-Ihaj'S why he's so CHEAP,
cash" Is his motto, and he cant be beat.
). u. DItcsn,an. West milton,
Has received his second lot Of Spring and
Summer Good. from New York and Phila-
delphia. consisting Of CLOTHS Of every
grade, plain, black and fancy CASIMERES,
also 4 beautiful variety OF Ready Made CLIO
THING Of all descriptions. Also, Ladies
Dress Goods. such as TLFe, Tissues, De Laincs.
Dhu Gals, Pants. HhHs Goods GingGms. I'm
br0id,Tios. 6ijjoRS. HsGcrE, Goues, DC. Straw
Goods. Hardware Cedarware, ,QueenSw ware, &c.
All kinds Produce taken in exchange for
Goods. Cash paid for Grain.
Also. Joint, Sawed and Lap Shingles
constantly on hand. J. b. DATESMAN.
June -. 1857
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NOT r.

E'HE subscribers having purchased the fol-
lowing property al Constable'S Sale as
he property Of Mrs. SARAH ANN LoNs, hereby
give notice that they have left the same prop
erty with her during their pleasure:
"fs-f"S s,"%- @ ,,,sf en3 c,"- ~srI1r stoye and
seS, ) beds aad bedding = stands, cupboard,
= bureaus, scuec, 60 yards carpeting. = tables,
lot Of beef aud pork sink. 3 shoa,S, &c.
ALEXANDER DONACHY,
NATHANIEL BURKHART.
Lewisburg Jan. 81, S5S pd
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-26
-C3OD pR3NTlNG!OD
llAMDBlLhS,
Tickets, lslaDkS. Labels.

CARDS, Circulars, Bills, &c. The
use Of these by merchants and busin-
css men generally, is more common in
most communities than in ours. \
larger range Of operations may be
gained by constant keeping before
the people" Of the TRADE, OCCUPATION
or Profession of any man : and a
nearer approximation to Cash bust
ness may be made with patronage
attracted by this means.
We think we have the materials
and the cXpericncc-thc taste and the
tactic execute all kinds Of ,Jobhing
expected from Country Office, in u
style not cXcclled-on reasonable
terms-and in prompt time. CALL
At THE "Catcnic(c" e(Ytcc.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-26

E-Ss
.g& - Z j Sfl2mdIder Safes
e@[s4b--fft ~ 49, ,. D. -
--Iy<-- l5s.--as t'". 90 D. '.t'lh ~.
SsS5-Is.' IdjcG. 'gtil.
Truth i 1Iiobtr. and NIU,t Pray.i1
r. rf tho l,',,,, .r., .,,,5 ~, .,--,r.
ma ,bs prrn-r- NJ, H., Tr.n s,.s5 -,
.i'.--. ~ ,.-- '
- I,--.,- ,--f
The uu.iers--fa-7. ,- 90 t.-- OIL. 81 ,.,-....t.. .
rectfuliv reroFt tiat W ..u rI ,,, ,.s ....r q
1t-r.,-I ,rr1r, 'Iv ra-r.Is A. n nm. ~ ,-
placed side by side iu % furusry Va. Thr ~-f i1 ~ ,
the ruymast,r % tire Thalu'r Ia and Read -n I.s--l
Company in tbs of' ira ing, c-sre Iy Tar
r,> Herring, amt The SAT- u ly 70. & lHU.l. ia
his store uauUtacturei fv tyaI.- Watson sr. Tut
tu'ks aud papers Ir.. i-siy :i.s-c.
TIL fire was started OF ~ o'clock \ -. and Sept up
until four cords OF green hickory t". o.rI~ dry oakland
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-26

NV. COR. SECOND AND WALNUT SIS, PHI ,oELPHIA
Capital Sl.2JO.OOG.
Assete sAnS-l5l 10, invested IN Bonds, Mort
cages and other good sscurltleS
4 RE YOU INSURED AGAINST I.oes
N BY FIRE There are but few who
receive sympathy who incur loss by neglecting
this most necessary and substantial preca,Iti0H.
We often see it announced that persons have
lost their stocks of Goods and Furniture, and
results of years of industry swept from them
by the devouring element over which they
have no control but by being insured
Insurance protects you from the incendiary.
negligence Of servants and the casualties of
your neghbors 1t will impart coudence your cred
ors and give character prudence precantion to
all your business transactions.
II requires hut very small sam to insure in sums
ranging from 800 $1,000, and yet how many there are
who have insurance upon tioads Furniture or any
thing ese' If Your stock is small, sill the Loss to you
might be serious
This Company insures BUILDINGS NFRCH4ND-
IZE, GOODS. FI-RNITIRE, MiChINER and STOC a
FROM 500 TO $4,000.
at the Lowest Rates and upon the Liberal Terms
and PROMPT PAYMENT on the adjustment Of Loss
DIRECTORS.
Hon Tho BFlorencc James + Neall Fdw r IIelmhorl
Geo II Armstrong Cha's ningee FCarrol I;rryst.r r
Chs 4. Euhincam Til Manderfield Isaac Lssch Ir
Geo Ilelmhod
General Superintendent-IOHN THOMSON
- Tilo'S Il. FLORENCE, President.
EDW Il. HELMROLp. Secrrtar~
J. MERRILL LINN, Agent.
b31 LENISBURG, Union Go. Pa
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-26

EGs-A Democratic country editor in
Ohio, who is also Postmaster, has "doined
his position" with frankucss aud good
nature that quite overcomes ones couyic-
,ion of its reality:
"For my own part, my brethren, altho'
have full faith III Judge Douglas, and
fully believe il the doctrine Of popular
s0yrcisuty, yet, with regard to my posi-
ton, as an officer Of the federal govern
ment, as well as profound respect for the
American eagle, aud the income of my
otiee, IS matter of expedieucy shall
support the President
y. B.-in tie event that Douglas sue
ceodS, wc can change cur views, about the
end oil 'Di Bucks term"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-26

IMPORTANCE OF STRINGs.-Henry
Ward Beecher said il recent letter:
alt is astonishing to see how little it
requires to satisfy boy nature. First in
the list, put strings. What grown up
people ful in a thousand forms of bus-
ness and society, a boy secures in a string.
lie ties up the door, for the exquisite
pleasure Of untieing it again. He har-
nesses chairs, ties up his own fingers, hal
ters bis neck, coaxes 4 lesser urchin to be-
c9nc his horse and dIivc stage-'shch
with boys is the top Of human attainment.
Strings are wanted for snarcs, for bows
and arrows, for whips, for cats cradles,
for kites, for fishing, and hundred
things more than can rccolltct. a
knife is more exciting than a string, but
does not last long. and is not SO various.
A fjer i short time il Is lost, or broken, or
has cut his fingers. But a string is the
instrument Of endless devices, within the
management and ingenuity of a boy. The
FIST article that parents should lay in, on
going into the country, Is large ball OF
twiue. Tie boys must not know it. If they
see whole TAI, the charm is broken.
1t must come forth mys:eriously, unex-
pectcliy, aud as if there were no more"
Strings are certainly very useful things
in their way, aud we wonder that onr rev.
ercnd and eccentric friend did not enum-
crate among the rest, strings for violins,
and strings for beans, to say nothing Of
the strings Of ten pins. He left a good
many chords untouched in the "harp Of a
thousand string" s"-Nc,r Torh Courier.
IsS The Tanhcc B,uIe tells the follow
ing auecdote Of u college chum
II a member of one of the classes, was
distinguished not less for dry wit and sly
waggcry tu4u for his address in eyaiing
the writing Of themes, and palming of
the brain. coined currency Of others as his
legitimate slender
One Monday morniDg he read theme
of unusual merit; but Prof a. "smelt
rat, ard as II. flushed and sat down in
the rride Of conscious excellence, asked:
as that original, II p
"Ycs, sir"
care you sure of ?" qlcried the pro-
fcssor, tOubtipsly,
"Why, yes, sir replied IL, with the
impcriurable gravity, and tha; paste board
counrenanco he always wore, 'i: had
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-26

a Recruit going through the exercises
Of sword cut, asked how he should parry.
"Ncver mind that" said the old Hussar,
whc was fencing master to the regiment,
"you only cut-lct the enemy parry"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-26

\ WHITE MAN SoLD.-An Illinois pa
per thus: vcritabIe Col. Sam Pike,
we regret to learn, has sold himself to
advocacy Of the Lecomptou swindlc. The
Constellation is said to be the Blooming
ton post Office, and little matter Of gov
orumcDt adycrtising-say G4CO worth"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-26

4 certain editor thinks when single
gentleman cannot pass a clothes line with
oIt counting all the long stockings and
-hct s.rc, e. IL l. d >lgu ,ha; be ought 10
=. married. he ,,on the better
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-26

An exchange says, that it is jus: as
sensible move to undertake to ge. mar
r,,i r~iihor cowtiny, as to attempt to
succeed in business without advertising.
True as preaching. Our folks "oan stick
. pin there"
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&hee llttD 20ffee,

iIsea Der a I'D mtrtlt6 gut II. #
gBsnn ibr i1te6ten &afse unb Sbee %persraudt, fu lit e5
eure eisene S1ulb. = Sbr fDnnt sans 1pt 81 9lt6 8ntsS
nnb I'LL zen Tbee ulo 8afee babeh IN benz 8 tore ben
|Gbtmelem ode BON 9 alttn . re- nno 5rebettdfr.
aamp her Gbtnefe ron ihpnta9 Mtor9en lis S6nttag gfodt
ieGt uno aud etnfabet 1Gn fetneh bfui8an uuS beItfaten &bee
r1b Ra &c All faufeu. Mdi6 II
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Gratafem mmD SeiDemDen.
.ea. st# DIR. Swayne's 5.'1
Sui un,men5elebter Sprup ben 8t(ofiriden
MmEerorSemtltcbe Sur.

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su fem, MIL t6 Sud nit eiuer mid felbft b~etrehensen Sur f.
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ano Otter aasrarfen. Nietn @thenn tDnnte bur6 bic 0un8en
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NaDt einen be[tt8en Safen, Derlpr ben Npaettt ub Durbe
1ebr ~ttnfaGts. 70 Dae meine MerBte aae 6pfnuna ~aufeabeu
unb nteine 8ranfbet anBer benz 8sreib ppn Vteoi3in belten.
Sn btefen eleacet 3ufanp blieb i6 cine LANCE 3ett, btS i'd su
ttnent @ertppe ob8emaecrt par, nnb iura nlt& ole 2Nfn1ne
aerfbmunben f1ten, Dd t6 aber IN ben ettungsn ppn ben
Dtelea wunoerDrlen Snren selefan bate, bic &ner ~ 3 u ;.
a m M { n 8eieBter Sbrnp Spr5 Wtlbttr"
mad, galtumOre unO ing NIT benz @ebrau9 berleiben at. 8n
metnent erpBen Gritaanen uno sur Jreu0e utetncr Jartlte,
fns bic Sefnun9 TT Der 2unge ait Su beiIen, matn 5unsn
napr7 al uno alst5 ssbn 8Ottetn 8ebrau4t bate, MGR i3 VII.
neber fInf Sabre fab ssraoHen unb md BIN i4 rim seftr-
Der Damn ts saf stslsn 5ae, Den :: Stnt 1872: Sd Dn IN
FEMME, bas ta &utb srUbsn Oanf l@nt0ts Din. aYturgspOI
Der unterfdrtebene IL NIT abonas DtrUn aeneu bstonni
unb Tam beseue en-. eeB er mic pbea a%nGe8ebfisl bebaftet mar,
SD betra@te ieine Understanding fat pe Elm QDpnbtr,
Or if eth ~parbtsss MRitSaso Der SsieSli9att. 1aA sfhia
nsuE sasEs 3Gs 4ES a m e6 VI. OMrbprp n ,tagai "a
Waapr beS Berltnsr EretfeS br Baltimore &pnfetvnt.
AR- QDsr tann bic 6eiIbarfett Der N~us3ebraue be3wetfeln
na&bent er elm 3eugHiB tte baS Sbt9e eelelea bat. sd
unb bic etn3ige bic ppn { euert srbeRttiGen Mr3te auberettet
mnrbc, TT Dr.. Uasnt's D3aiainutens eisster Ssrnp prn
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= Rronfbeiten, wslden. er d~neemedeng It ,sunb fur peI6e bt
srfauuitdften Jrleen aus beAen @ebrand}e fh %3et8ten, rtdnt-
It'd souaeu, &rtdltunGen, MnsSebrnh9, Wrpn3itts, eng
blduer h5uasn, Slntlpeten, 3eiierfett, Tornado
5tirnne, Settenfehen pber Brufftner5en, geiGpd6te &pHr
fieuttpn (@egen MttBbrau@ BON &alcnet unb aneeren III ia
dtn1 6ersflepfen1 pper 9srjfranfbeit, ftselnbs SietsunS pber
nub reintgen bas Ulut, nub unterpaltea ete Sraft
90 Der Mpsettt febIt.- Maeinissr gtrterttser t54
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Oeutfbe &riefe,
pelNein Der 8eltrl8eH uSHn" aR9e5et9t ftnb.
3 m E n IT 4 G: ~

GOntoo,gMrs 9aUenia; DeUereuI Bridget ;
i6relt, ll)tiB gmma; 6efrOtt, Mtarp AHra
Saa. aDtrs Sulia ; Soffnunn, $; 3aroen, 8;
. Wta9nssa, Wtarp 81; Ntiiler, ajfiB .; Weap,
WlB 5llta Y; BluHtner, Sarab; SHenttelnl,
81 Ssn y " Smnuaes, Wartba s; Saneer,
Sl aSa9nsr, Mlrs 0fadel; 8aosner, 81 u 81
8arO, @ 8; Isabel, @lilabetb.
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HARDWARE
a.''~ 2. Sauter u Rruder,
ga7 9to 213, Observation-Disclosures.

49, 6NTTWEW UWWDEEFs u SUNFpWf III
~emDtebleh ttren Sstanntea uhb benz Nubtttutn I'm %Gaertet.
men tbr ppttafcrtirtes Eager BON I'D
,s8 tea y I { II : rs a - n
aasr Art Sdl6fern, Mefern unb @abeln, Q5Feln, gDerf,en-
Gen fur 3tfbler uno anbere 5plsarbeiter, Saus- mnb ridden.
%8er1tber, Observation-Disclosures. Qampen, Glas, g0aarenp 0pgel-
3dFse In ~elesanter uab eiHfaGer Bprnt euBsisrnsn 8oGse-
i@trren unb apbern Arttfeln, II Meparataren iperben prompt
unp ~bauerraft a~uSRsflbrt. Bet reeler Bebieuuna baIten
trtr fets BITE tlt8fen @relle. If.
l- Sil6er.Y Iattrs&rOettem Serfertissu MIR In tebsr Irt,
1Grs8,1S
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SerrenItar.'

iHtH
Mben, 8 s.; Noams, g u; @brifle, Sa8 ;
@lcltermam & 60 ; @cfeup, eSaS; Gbbs, 6;
Tlenmtns, SnO; Slider, 8 g; Slider, GbS
len; Suit O.; Softer. Capt @ 9; @eit, g;
9ap, q; @dbert, Nm $ @ibni8, Srba ;
goB, Us yt; 5@rcb, ScbmS; @rpB, Sa8 s
@stagus, Safob; 'Sartltlan, s.; 5eberlein, q
9trld, Nm $; Siq, SOlepb; Sorn, MN;
0ubrer,' SSSobh "SthSllan, $ Us !; &erap, Wm
,; Seerle, Or. N s.; Snap, Sciepb ; Snip
l4tlo $; 2nler, 2ruiS ; 2emen9, SarS ; Ofarz
ldad, W; Waridaq, Us g; Mtarten, Us y
Wtapler, Daniel; Mpuer, 8; Yeters. gS s
q SonS; peterS, Wm, IS; Jfule, g8iQtanl
yteldert. s.; 0eiS, Au9ultus; Sitter, SplO
0tn9, Jliaaro Rpberts. Capt; Jfobinlo Jon, "
Sdao, Safcb S6trB, 9tidaro; Slifer, s;
Srlitner, Spbn; Stehn, Sofepb; Stern, y;
ulrtp, Slaac; MeiQ8, g Us; WiIe, S 8.
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ltuter;ei6neter nta6t teinen 8reunben u6 tet @ubtitum
btermtt befannt, BAT er I'M Stanbe 1T, p6brenb Der gonaen
Spmmer. Satfpn kaS Bette Cts, bas In pteien Staate female
aufbeputrt purbe, su liefsrn. 60 1T ron gutter Stde unb ppn
retnenh SrGbgtngsmdier, unb befnbft it'd gu 6pfbdle, BaItp.
Counts, nabe ben 5arrnen Der 6erren Seize Sltn9luf u. Capt
tGn SHUTTER. tie betrsffS Der 0uaIttdt NuStnnft eeben t6n-
nen.- Muftrdee. be tn BircIp's 2ebers9aben, @Atapfce, duf9e.
SO nj. s.. Ster.
shz-CEiS 1ehnt. ST "a. Ho0s. gNenus. Matl36Mt
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grpBe Nartbte Bter1'G.
let unb m%efFnae-e $ bnen uDn Derl9tetenen SGrten unD BIN
Oeutf0lar bS TIN ben @taub 9eebt, 3u Guberlt btat8en 9reiitn
III Nerf1ufen. SGcnb 6 eeaet, yp. q Mermdhtr.
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M-Gts Depot: @sf- 8aus. apenue.
- S9ubmader, 9ebt adt! =
&eii1en &eiIfen!l SeiIfen!!

1000 Baar Tetlfen
TN Eaten unb untermtss SDn jeber GrS6e, QualttGt ub ,u
allen 9tefen, ppm ilenfen 8tnbe an bs aunt 81SBten DC anne,
~ ben n~te6rtsften Saar9elb' preiien. atet { Qetfen werben
ter @srltmnpn s6o J.; baflr 1sarantire is fs ais ebenfc gut,
Wean MOT ais 20 rdu8tder, ais onberen, meI9e tn Baltimore
8end1t nnb Bier Sertauft werben.
gbenia babe tH Die btqisfe Inspatf tn Baltimore spn
= @GpsStnbtngS, un6 3war auber auent 3wsifel bic
i SO Tam age Ssrten1 Spn 2eber ~Serfdufeh, mpSptt i'd aeeen.
partt9 Ge9en 5 0 Setttn DerfAiepene Sprten i'm Qa6en unb
Ssr 2stnt %atrsenbs. ttl.eer faoen ipcrben. SD fase @ud,
s mss Gef un9 beia1t MIDI epe s br a~absrSpp fauft, bann
ps'0st S9f sem bis s~ausia 9rslsnt s~riparep. ss -Nn
y !, .4.''t'ase tsta aa1aa John N. Clark, d
4 maI al Geo, 113, Noro @abfra6e,
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gin @ttefefmtG E t ppn unsefd9r IL
Sabreu, Ger bi8ber lein' lSblt9e8 @emerbe in
Seen. Ocrt duf Der StruBe betrieben>9at, if
bierber ge5Osen, utu5 nun piele geeaerun5, Die in
peu erpi3en StdOten @urora's etna8 Alte8 it.
aud bier ein5ufibrer. @r mahte 8eiterl mad
DEM 91esen in Den. StraBen CUTE Geiddfte.
S9werer Stur5. ScrJetern
N6euo uusefdbr 10 Ilbr entpedten 5wei officer
nOm peltli9en DiItrift eiuen idwer uerleete1
Nfann tie bradter i'm uaf benz Stutton5bau
le, ND eS enoliA Den umlidtigeu Semitbun9e1
DeS Capt. 2lnewcaper gelalS, tbn wieoer 81 ltb
gu Orln9eu. @r er5dblte nun, oaB &c SObn
cunningham beige, oaB er fir5li9 pd8 arIhen=
bauS %perlg9fen babe, uno Dap er, ba er Isbr
fHr6ltdtl9 les, anf Ietnem Weae einen SSebltrltt
setbl1 babe nn0 etnen Is SUP tiefen Q6bard1 in
Der Idbe Der Benniplpania Npenue bino6oes
ltlirSt lei. Der Nrnle bate idpeerre M1rpen am an,
&cpIe unb 9lidgrdte pappnsetraoen5 i span
bradte i'm mad Dem NrmenbauIe suriGff., ipo or
ieet gut perpflest mirb. Capt. 9tnepeaoer Sc.
tlast li4 iebr Dariber, cab filrifol4s Safe bon
ben Stast6eb6rOeu gar nidt fur nlepethilbe
6ilfe In Stqtirnsbluie 9elorgt let.. gr uno pie
anberen officer milen 9ep0bnlId lelblt Die
aIerats uno @birnr9en fpielerlsm lsasa sb1ga
neberu ba en- NOrsefern Nbeneq 5
nbr wurbe pas oieriabriee SSba6en 6eS Urn
,3clepb 8rettc, Der in 8upetelrdBe uaHe bRi
8rife, einen u@isarrenitpre bait, BON einer
Gurnitures2 Ba9en iiberfabren, ben Elm Wtdt1r
Namens SaAaes A@unpea tutldirie. Die 0fd.
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ED- Die Observation-Disclosures
ben Is. Suit felert bic 3icnsidule lbr lauolt'
Dies Set in rWu9nclia." Die @ltern Der
SAa.er, icpie ale 6reunoe cer Gr5ieburS MAJ
den mir Oarluf aufluerflon.
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8raren ; ). y. petblt@e Stp6fe, S6ninnel, @lutanbrana
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9as f3geoiiGe 8taers wtrb iebe g~crFopfuns bes gfasrrs
5 rfsttiger, tnben eS beniei6en eattt, iMt In TbGftafcit erb6lt
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-" hell is empty,
And all the devils are here np

w- The special correspondent of the
Augusta Despatch, writes from Washington
City, the following gossip:
"There is much talk here, even at this
time, as to who will be the next President.
or rather nominee of the Democratic party,
which is the same thing. Sldel, Lane,
Toombs, Cobb, Breckenridge, Wise, Hunter,
Orr, Douglas, and many others are varously
mentioned in this connection. Another 70.
port has it our distinguished Senator, Mr..
Toombs, positively refuses to be candidate.
This is also said Of Gov. Cobb. Gen. Lane,
the delegate from Oregon, and by the bye,
one of the most remarkable men OF the times,
is talked of by those, for the Presidency,
who seldom express their opinions prema-
turely, and who have the power when they
do move. Gen. L., you remember, was the
Marion of the Mexican war, where he won
proud laurels. He has been compared, not
unaptly, to Gen. Jackson. He has all the ele-
ments of strong, powerful, practical mind,
and sure enough an Andrew Jackson method
of doing business. We heard him in an off
hand effort in the House yesterday, while
territorial matters were up. He is vigorous
reasoner, coming to the gist of the argument
at once. He is man that progresses every
one in his favor that comes in contact with
him. His chances for the White House, 30
far, seem better than any yet spoken of.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-05-28

NEw YORK AT PREsEET.-Ths Now York
Express gives the following glimpse of the
City as at present.
Babel or Bedlam3-New York city. ius,
now, seems to be full of all sorts of curiops
people-frOm all sorts of countries-men and
women of all colors, all creeds, good, bad
and Observation-Disclosures and Medes, and
Elamiies, and the jewellers in Mesopotamia
and in Judea, and Cappadoeio, in POntus and
Asia, Phrygia and Pamphylia, in Egypt and
in the parts of Libya about Cyrene, and
strangers of Rome, Jews and proselytes
Cretes and Arabians." Runaway Coolies
with almond eyes and brown skins, NAV be-
seen hanging about the wharves in and alone
South street; meek looking Cinnamon, III.
tie the worse for wear, loaf about the mar.
Rets, vending cigars and tobacco pipes; Turks
are honeyed and lionizing, or have Just been
lionized, at fashionable hotel in Broadway:
the inevitable African meets YOU on almost
every corner, and how much at home he is
with us the stranger may see by the notiiica-
ton on many of the public conYeyanees,
"Colored people allowed in this car" Potto.
wattamie squaws," selling moccasins and
bead bags, come in collision on the corners
with Italian organ grinders and German beg
gars, lrishman are everywhere-R Repub.
lican Frenchmen mix up with Black Repub-
lican "natives;" strong minded women in
pants, with men sans Observation-Disclosures
Amalgamationsts and Free Lovers, all in n
heap! The horrible din some of these neo-
ple-especally the Women's Fighters and
Free LoyerS-nre makinu nj their nnn;yars,
RES to say nothing of their shocking bias.
phemles, and the libidnous character Of much
of their oratory-is enough to imbue one
with the awful conviction of the ship wreck
ed sailor in the play-lhat