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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-12-24
CLINTON FEMALE INSTITUTE.

CLINTON FEMALE INSTITUTE.
FEYHIS INSTITUTION RESUMED OPERATIONS ON
/ the 18th Of September last. under the guidance
the same Faculty and Rules of the last Sessions
For particulars, Catalogues, address L. T. Graves
or H. A BlZZELL,
Secretary of Board of Trustees.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-12-24

NoTE-River Lumber Tar, and Turpentine, sold in the
water subject to the expense Of landing inspection
cooperage &C. say lumber 80 cents to 81 B NJ; Tar and
Tupentne about 10 q Ia cents y bbland naval stores
when brought Railroad, about the same expenses are IN
curred-* For virgin mixed Turpentine deduction
of onetth is made the price of yellow dip,
cOrding to quality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-12-24

MERCHANTS Druggists, Physicians and all dealers in
Patent Medicines, and the public generally are appraised
that have appointed Dr. A. O. BRADLEY Wholesale and
Retail Agent for the sale of GRAYS GENUINE OINTMENT
and House Medicines and who will supply them at nv low
est wholesale price. W F. GRAY
NashVllle' Dec. l8th 1857 Sole Proprietor.
NOV 9th, 1858 1O-t15ap'59
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-12-24

BALTIMORE, Dec: 2l.-Four very dull, with sales
Wheat tirm-Whte 81 IS 81 so. Corn tilm-Whte 63 a
65c.; Yellow sc Csc.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-Cotton is quiet-saes of 900 bales
There was but little inquiry, and prices were weak Flour
40 so southern So 49, Wheat is dusales of 5000
bushels red, 81 2O white, 81 3d. Corn irm-sales
1880 bushels mixed 764 774 cents; white, II
Lard is quiet at II lii Whskey quiet at 25
Sugar is quiet. Coffee is quiet at LIZ ll3 cents Spirit
81 SO. Rice is quiet at 3 a 81 cts.
SAVANNAH, Dec. 2l.-lO8O bales Of Cotton reported
at prvious rates which are held firmly without change
CHARLESTON, Dec. 22.-Cotton-The sales this morning
amounted l44 bales the following prices
at lo "a at l9s y at lO ITO at lo5 IA at H. 50 at
l64 at II 1916 GO at IL !; and loo at II cents.
NEwBEhN, Dec. 70, l858.-TURPENTINE-A slight decline
Monday sales. 500 bbs changed hands yesterday
81 so for did and 81 80 for scrape.
TAE-l5O bbls changed hands at 81 60.
No sales in Rosin or Spirits.
COTTON-Small lots sold at l0c.
STAvEs-l2, 900 sold at SIS a IL T3 NJ
SnaGLEs-4O,OOO common sold at 81, and 10000 inch at
Nothing done in other article.
TAWBORO', Dec. l7.-Tmpentine- dip, 50 30 to 81 %.
Scrape As to Soc " 100 lbs Tar 81 to 81 10. Corn s. IS
to l2ac.
FAYETTEVILLE Dec. 20.-Bacon Il "a l2b Cotton
Fair to Good lO1 Ol2; Ordin to Md 20 GOO; Flour
$ 90 81 Is pet co. 50 50 "a 30
Wheat 50 95 % 90; Oats, 50 a co. Peas o 10 "a 50 90
Rye, 50 80 q 90; Lard @ Il MolassesCuba
80 % 81 cents New Orleans, 40 @ 30 SaIt-Lver
pool Sack, 81 so q %; Turpentne elbow Dip 81 sc
g CO. Virgin, 81 80 q co. Hard 81 10 @ 60 Spirits
Al AZ cents. Peruvian Guano, upwards, 500 +
ton of 1900 lbs; less quantity $40.
CottOn-keceipts last week large, prices ranging
about quotations.
Flour-Market quite firm.
Corn-Finds ready Market at northumberland.
CHARLOTTE, N. c. Dec 2l.-Bacon-hanls l29 CO. sides
IL IL, hog round lO5 IL. 10 a lie. FIour-extra
supertne i'll bbs 81 70 50 0O do in bags 81 80 50 90
Meal so 55c Cotton-Fair to Good, lO5 &c, Ordina
ry TO Midding, ~ cents Conee-kio l21 IA
Java, l6c r. Sugar-Loaf IA Ice; brown 90 0Oc. Mo
lases-New Orleans, So co. West Indies 40 45c. But
ter 10 zoe. Beeswax u O0c Feathers SO 374c. Salt
u SIX. 81 so 81 70. n. G.. Whskey, 40 45c Northern
do. 90 a Coo.
[NoTE.-Gran is sold by weight-Corn Sc lbs y bushel
Wheat 90 bs Rye GO lbs, Oats SO bs, and Peas 50 lbs
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-12-24
Another Instance the efficacy of Roerhaves FIo,-

N. M PoNDExrER, at Union Office, September 16th 1854
says ~
Some weeks since being seriously affected with pain
and uneasness at the stomach loss of appetite and at times
strong SYMPTOMS of dyspepsia induced try your HoL-
LAND BTTERs and feel it but of Justice to the
as well as for the good of those who NAV be affected
With IKE arrangement of the stomach state that the use
OF one single bottle of this medicine proved of neacuae
benefit having freed the stomach sense of dep
slo ana removed every syptom of dyspepsia would also
remark that two other members of nv family who we
aicted in similar with myself were entirely re-
lleved by the use of a single bottle each. :
See advertisement TDec 81 qaS171w
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-12-24
Correspondence of the Petersburg Express.
Terrible Affray-NIan Shot.

WELDON, n. c., Dec. Is.
Ed. Express Yesterday evening, just about the
time the train reached Dudley Depot from Wilmington
two men named Paddock and Richard Hatch, who had
been previously engaged in difficulty met at the Dud-
ley Station, when the quarrel renewed Hatch col
Jared Paddock, and the latter Immediately drew revol
yer and shot his antagonist in the breast
Hatch not dead when the cars left but no hope
was entertained that he would live many minutes
Paddock fled as soon as he had committed the act and
had not been taken at last accounts
Yours &c (vC1 np
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-12-24

Mr.. DOUGLAS ON SOUTHERN ACQUIs1T1oN.--Mr
Douglas has been having kind of popular ovation in
Southern cities In New Orleans recent y, he, by nvi-
tation addressed large meeting Southern acqusi-
TONS He spoke of the acquisition Of Cuba
sy of our progress, but question of time The same
he said true of Central America, and Mexico. He
spoke in strong terms against the CayonBul trea
ty, and related conversation that took place be-
tween Mr. Bulwer and himself at Washington, the
subject of the Central American treaty:
Mr.. Buwer said he thought the treaty good one,
had equal privileges agreed, said Mr.. Douglas to
consider the treaty good one if could have little
amendment added to it. What is that? asked Mr..
Bulwer. Why, said I, the treaty secures equal rights
to Great Britain and the United States in Central A
merica, and after Central America would have insert
ed the word and Asia But said he, you have no
interest in Asia Said l. you have in Central A
merica' But says he again, you have no right in
Asia Very well, replied, 'and we don't mean that
Great Britain shall establish any right in Central
America" [Cheers and laughter.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-12-24
LAND FOR SALE.

WILL BE SOLD, Wednesday, the 9TH January next
w 81 miles from Wilmington, on the Plank Road, TWO
HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND, fronting the Sound, be-
DR.. a. F. Newkirks and James Stokley's; also
MARSH For further particulars apply to Stephen Snea
den the premises Terms made known day of SALE
j. a. SANDERS.
Dec. "a, 1855. Its.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-12-24
Markets.

New YORK. Dec 22d-P. M.-Breadstuffs firm
Wheat generally closed at advance of cents per
bUsbel southern red, 81 % 81 25; white 81 81 a
d Al ner bushel Corn firn-new white, IS cents per
busheI Spirits Turpentine steady at 49, cents per
gallon, Rosin firm at ST So per Dbl.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-12-24
Wilmington Wholesale Prices Current.

A should be understood that our quotations generally
rates have to be paid. -. = 5 - : -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-12-24
RY TELEGRAPH.
Congress-.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 23d, 1858.-The Senate
on yesterday confirmed the re-appontment OF COL Jas
T. Miller, as Collector for the Port OF Wilmington anu
Mr. GibbIe as Collector for the Port OF Deauior'' III
Carteret county, n G.; Also the appointment Oh u Ii
Nixon Esq. as Surveyor for the Port Oh wilmington
vice Vim. B. Flanner, Esq, resigned.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-12-24

REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING DECEMBER 23RD, 1858.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-12-24
WILSON FEMALE SEMINARY,
AND


WILSON MALE ACADEMY.
WILSON, N. C.
Stpe1ntendgd By Mr.. Mrs. RICHARDSON in the Seminary,
Mr. RICHARDSON and Mr. MARSHALL IN the academy, aided
b1 fell corps OF Assistant Teachers.
TNHESE SCHOOLS WILL BE RE- OPENED FOR THE AD-
| mission of Pupils on the 10th of January, 1859.
Pronlptaess solicited
No change of Teachers Terms of the -sectarian
basis on which the Schools have heretofore been
ted School Rooms and Boarding Houses separate Board
from IS to SO per month Tuition from 81 so $50 co per
session of Five months
Circulars containing the plans of the Schools full sent
upon application Address
D. s. RICHARDSON, A. M
Principal of the Wilson Schools or
j. B. WILLIAMS,
Secretary and Financial gent.
December oath, 1858. 17-tlFeb
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-12-24
THE MOST WONDERFUL THING NOW BEFORE I HE
nnblic is Prof De Graths Electric Oil, of Phadelphia

THE MOST WONDERED L THING NOW BEFORE The
public is Prof De Gras Electric O of Philadelphia.
Nothing before known has cured Palsy rheumatism Neu
rag Pains and Soreness Of the worst kind in so short
time as almost impossible. Messrs Barnes Park
of New York the richest Medicine house III the IT, States
writes that this Oil has cured Palsy and many other
They have sold about $1,000 Orh i'll short time Nh Seth
S. Hance of Baltimore who has sold about $1,000 worth IN
very short time writes of wonderful cures OF Palsy
Rheumatism, &C., unparalleled. Many other leading
Dealers write the thing This Oil is magical to relieve
pain compared with other medicines and cannot be adult
teraed like Btters and Srus which everybody knows are
almost all water The Electric Oil is made of expensive
materials, and is scientifically compounded Physicians
using and recommending De Graths Electric Oil,
Chestnut and Walnut, the great Masonic Temple,
Philadelphia A regular Doctor III attendance. Advice
gratis.
For sale in Wilmington, N. c., by Drake & McLin and
W. H. Lppt Druggists, and by Druggists and Merchants
generally.
Dec. l6.-SGE16-lW.
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Nor1cE-vALUAsLE NEGROES FOR sue.

NOTICE-VALUABLE NEGROES FOR SALE.
gS BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE COURT OF
Pleas and Quarter Sessions of Moore County, the
- dersigned, Commissioner at the Court House
the TOWN OF Carthage. the first day of January
next will offer for sale FOUR VALUBLE SLAVES be-
longing to the estate of Flora Martini decd Among them
good boat hands, Fred and Billy. Fred excel
lent Pilot. Terms months credit-bond and approved
security will be required of purchasers.
W. z. MAkTIN, Commissioner
December 49, 1853. S9-2t-16-lt
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-12-24
CANTO l

l..
Miss Flora McFIimsey of Madison Square,
A lady of fashion, of wealth and OF beauty,
Spent money like water for stuff for the hair
And did it because she thought it duty
To paint the fine iliy-t0 perfume the rose
To guild refined god-though few would suppose
Miss Flora McFlimsey, with beauty rare,
Required aught to make her more charmingly fair.
CANTO II.
Miss Flora had heard of noted Professor
Who dressed his own hair tho not Hairdresser,
With magical, wonderful, great preparation
(Now used in vast quantities all over the nation,)
This noted Professor grey rat
At juvenile thirty-nO older than that
And the amount of poor hair his crown had upon 1t,
Though now as black a ravens wing,
With lustre enough for ball room king,)
Would have been accepted, such its harsh and
dry character by any ashOnst however bald she might
have been. who e bonnet.
be published in this paper you desire to learn the effect
of the preparation which Miss McFmsey applied to heI
hair call at 32 Broadway and Professor Woods agent will
prove you that Woods Hair Restorative is the best ar
cles for identifying and promoting the growth and restor
ing the original Of the hair SAFE put before the
world.
CAUTIoN-Beware of worthless limitations several are
already in the market called by different Use
unless the words professor Woods Hair Restorative Depo
St. Louis Mo-, and New York; blown in the bottle
Sold by all Druggists and Patent Medicine Dealers Also
by all Fancy and Toilet goods dealers in the United States
and Canada. Dec. 22-92lt-l71t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-12-24

SUNDRIES.
S0 BBLs. c. COFFEE A. White and Crushed Sugars;
eJU 60 Bags Rio Java St. Domingo, and Coffee
so bbIs Flour % bbls. Mess Pork 90 boxes Cheese;
$50 boxes Adamantine and Sperm Candles
Is boxes Soap; bbls Vinegar; SO bbls. Mulets.-
In store and for sale by ZENO H. GREENE.
Dec. I'D, 1885,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-12-24

Dec. "a, 1853.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-10-23

ltrrbenS picber nit ibm nab Qmcrita surildsufebren
lpunl6te par bei ibm. 2lm 13. September, Ha6mit=
tags ubr, pnroe er auissfprpert, ict aufs Ded gu
brgeben, ba man pas 3mil6enbed alsrdudern ipplle.
Gr nabm nun nit einsm &inpe Smlden ben Scre
permait unO Su9prict 9las. Gr mar en9e 8tnutcn
BORT, ais Der Jtuf ,,8cuer" erI6pu. 3wet Iuutcn
ipaer perbrstteten li bic 5lammcn iitsr beS S6ifT
unb Gadswerf. Die 6ibe beS Seuers treb @ifcrt unb
lrtne 9cncIen 70 nabe ais mSsldb ans Su9prtct unc
bort enlblief ras ,&inb In lcinsn 9lrmsn gabpem
bic @al&iuen 3u arteitsn auisst6rt, rrette iib eas
S&ih unb Die 5lammcn wurpen eurpartS setast, pa
faBtc pas Sprrattsma9a,n 5susr, unp slqe, Die oas
lelbt ppltc 9sfaBt prdnsen ebenfalls na porn. Tim
pteie 3ett fam pas Sppt Der Barrie ,gfaurice" auf
cine serinse Gntfsrnung beran, ump Die Mauuihoft
rief Ssnen auf Dem Susipriet sn, in's gBoTsr gu
lprin9en uuo an bas Spct brrau,ultbmimmeu. Siclc
tbatrn 70, aber Giiert wputc prn Sprune nidst ma=
gen. ba CT nit ieinem 8inbc ni6t letpimmen fcnntc,
unp |tp Der Spffnun9 biusat, auf anpcrc gSei1e 9e
rect ;u rerpen. Salp parauf eertrannte bus untcre
Gnpc ees Su9pricts unp bc rarauf Scfnbldacn fic
len init ibn,. Gin Wanu, cine Srau unp elm &iup
batten lidb am Gnpc eines Der Sugipriet 9dngen<
ben &aue fslt9cn,abt, uub Gisrt ltcB db an Dem cl
ben 3aue gum 9SaIcr kinuntcr. Sci bem Sale pcs
Sugiprttte rrrpr Der uugidtts Sater ictne Scdter,
nnp bolS nahbsr ab er ic bintcr iid m SSaer trei+
ben. Der 0tann, oic 8rou unp paS &inp unter ibm
warsn crtrnnfen. gluf trrn 2ei6uameu bielt lih Gi
fert rpn 9olb adt lbr @trnrS Bis flint llbr bc5 nGb
item Ytrr9cna, INNER, sIsb Ssucu itcr ibnn, ou Dem
Gam ansetiammer Oils bas Suglpriet firl, tefaurcn
iidp 30 crer 40 Derrnen paraui gni9c itiir;ten 10
fort ine S0ailcr 9lnberc ficcn Gner mad, Gem @nre
rem mad, bis inlcbt nur nod ohts9u ibrg tttcbcn.
lin 8 ubr erlhen pes Supt spn Der ,,Gattarinc"
un: nahm prei Yafasisre prn ben, Srrpermait, cncn
pUm Strrn unp attsetn rpu bem Suapriet nnp pen
&rttsu auf Sie purpen nah Suetcd setrad,t unr
prn BORT rurd Den lGweriihrn Gpnlul nuh 9fews
gprf GrfSrbcrt. (gDbl)
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pis GOqaette
bas fiirftitcbe Spbteuge,pbibe 5m Us.
Cine glupe4e pcn gBilkelm Nteintclr.

(S&lub.)
ISc 1T Wfin6en fragte ih, ra5 G5eiprdh untsr.
trebenn. nno oa it te 9fa6ri6t ertelt, rab He nod
tlaIe, teurlaubte idh MIDI bis auf DEN @teuo no itt
bat miecerfommsn Su tiirftn, I'm Itl6iep 3u netmen
tnrem mir sinfel Dap p npttpsnpis srlt piscer BEN
un9liidlihen SGIGs al snen Srt tef6rpsrn mIlje
ttYpr id abrrilen fGnne. Dies tbat ib benn IN Der
grr, bab ih su benz @sR den 9in9, uno bn tat, mir
einsn Gnblid in ben pben srpabnten 9tlao III seta<
tst, I'm cine martrte Stele oarn nit mener @eearte
,u psralciben, rte m unter benz slrme berpor,oa unc
,usrib Yerhsrts, pab mir br paran selsssn ls piss
lcbalp alS m6sli@ 81 t6nnsn Oa Der alte Serr sem.
lid, traae mar unb n&t serne sssn moae, 70 aeldab
ss penn aud, ,pas ih Sspindt bate er CAB mir rine
Stubsnmasp CUR SeSlsituns mt spr Der ith renn pie
Sie iA bsntsn f6nnsn, nod 5wanis 9hIi1sl bate
untemerft binbIngen t0nnsn SD min sic leBt uitht
lanamei.en nit SbilDerun9 bes berStrehenpsn @tlbss
rsS ren ih mrinsrleits Yon mener 8raut nnbn, nod
nit menen Nsileabsnctesrn pcer Der Dirt unp QSeile
ipie ib mein oltbare5 Eaub9ut, I'm nur 70 balp ais
mSalih ,riid,ufpmmsn, einSsln oerbleuDrrte; 9enua
ss maren nod feline finf gScdsn serio5en ais ict nit
eiaem Yeutel lntsr psm 9lrm, in petbem lih 5000
l6alrr Cob bsfanpen, be mensm alten Sbwieaer,
water mieper in Die Gbire trait
SD ianp i'm wie 9sm6bnlih, 2abat faueno auf ben
Gopba, unb pas fsnpiss 0sdt, nit Dem ieb eintrat,
ma6ts, baB mir idOn aus Der 6erne sntseaenrief
9la Sunsmann wis fsltS9 = So itsbt's, antwortete
iA inpem ib DEN Uinen Seutel nit @5UD auf ben Slid,
porL Dap en9e Stide 9erau5rolten. Gang auBer
iid YUr Grlaunen uno nit OHnsm Munoe la6 Der alte
@tann "a, tiS CT enoliA ausricf: Sra, nun laa mir
mai giner, rap 2raume ndbt5 tepeutsn. Sa, ia, i'd
wube s5 pO9l, meins eli9e 5rau pflest INNER sBort
su balten. Darauf f!emmte CT Die Srue auf feline
teine puntelrotDe Stumpfnae unb ffns motliffis an
3wiIaen pem l@bnen Gelbe gu rpiblen. telIen &laua
penn aud balo feline SpAter aus benz Neeen,immer
9srtsiris Ssb mir NAL, rsf Der 9llte i9r sntssosn
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Secfngu gunscn.

Der ansei9tr" ersnt isSen Sonrabene gum balbi6br1
hrn ubpticnepeis Scn in 8proueSabun9 oter Ct G
yr Summer sablbar bic ip srdscr. Iuewartise @son
nsnn tttbe ben Stra9 ben Sraus9eer ettcr>Scr 67
s.f6aisit cn,uenben.
Gnprente gtase unb @ibcilunsen wcrStn tantar snsr
itnsenpnnntcn unb auf Serlanstn bcnprr
n,siacn unb Ssanntnaunscn osr slrt werbn nr osnSn
9,tnslnscn aufsnpmmrn Gtnmolis gnrjfuna nes Squas
40 9n ubtr weniser tbsn einsn auars 50 &C. spen,ess
easaisen psrSn fir S12 in taltdbrlitcr
auaenunsn er5ere nsen msreen sertdntsmapis sshn's
Nnstn t6nnn Bio gum Geug itaS tr einssianSt wsrbsn
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1amomS, 2Sa., gommnbeaS, bem 23. Sctober 1858.

Scp nnb ct. 9etrus netsten f6
llne ipra6sn fromm unp feierli6:
uSetn gSitr geI6ebe immerparm
llnp bon Der 5immelsbiirscrIGaar,
@ls iie sebDret {5umtplrt's Namen,
Grihr(l es wie eiu bimmltl& .stmen!"
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-10-23

tenn 80. 0eturtstnee iiterreicbt mprben 1T:
Der Sob lab ieine 9ilte nad
llnp Sci rem 9famen ,.Sumbplct" iprad
&r lGmun;slnr .Salt, ben itreid i'd, on,
Der mB nun aud nit temmfn bran
81 beutc neun unp aAt3ig Sa9r,
Gin siemlih Glitter = eas furma9r.
5'it ia mad Mrds palmensiel
Reuu Snbre minp'ltenS iApn gu ptel;
aucb 9taub' ih falt rcr elite bat
Go jcbt auf Grpen leItlt ldcn latt;
DENT pa TT bod Bet mctncr Cor
Ridts, mas itm unGcfannt nod .rGrl
Su JBeIten, pabriih fnum entpedt,
Dat CT bic 9tale ihpn geitcdt;
gEas &uu(t unp sSiNeniboft eriann,
Sn 2lGcm lit ;u SauS her Nann;
Srum muS er aud be Iuld,en Gabcn
Auf Grben lunse sScle bnben."
D'raui fel ct. 9ctrus miirr,la ein:
,,Ntt 5umtolOt pas LAP ia nod leiu,
Ser madt sewib BEL ieinem Sob
Dent lieben @ott lelbit Srobe 9totb. =
BUR S5le = bae erfenn' ida an,
Da 1T nun fein 9rbante bran.
t1nb tn ben 9imntel - ia fiirpalr,
Shrn Der @ebante ltraubt mir's 5aar!
Der t5bsrt uns Die Stmmelsturs
Sn wenis Sabren burd unD bur6:
lluo was bas Sbltmmite BON benz 9llten -
germas nidt reinen Munp su balten;
Der plaubert aus rem 5immels9ams
Daun bic sebeimiten Sa6en aus.
90 treibt er's lang i6on ia auf Grben,
QaBt @Qes funb unb ru6bar merben;
$50 es fur i'm paS Neues sat,
Da tlt's, ole bra6'S Das 6erS ibm ab;
8etalten fann er's niht alleiu,
5hreibt's bribwarm in Die gBelt binein;
6at iinslt ben &Osmos gar selArieten,
D'rin tt'S, als ware er POM liebeu
@ott tim 2abpratcriur
Geflbrrt wprben ielblt serum.
Gout' etnen Srt i6 ibm ertbeilen,
Ger mibte SrilliUnen Weilen
Sinau5 bod iiber'n leBten Stern,
Das mar was fir ben alten Serrn |" =
Dec liebe Serr @ptt 96rt'S unb lpraG:
n@ema6, ibr lieben 5errn, 9emah!
Mit Sumbolot 9at's nod gar nift Gile,
Der loll nod cine san5e gBeile
auf @rpcn tpallen woblsemutb,
COTS bort aud Gaben etnmal gut;
Dort mag ct bon ben gSerfen mein
Sod lause Belt Sertiiup'9er Iein;
5ein @eilt unO &6rper aber le
Son isber 9alt pe5 9lltero fre,
3is Dap Elm nsuer gBeltallsI4weif
Sir ibn erf 1T seworpen retf;
Dcnn fait MFRS notb, baB id 9eritellt
8ur tbn gang cine neue 98elt.
auA mtBts wobt ben alten 6errn
@sin eOni9li&er 5reunh niAt ssrn;
Der lab auf leinem Sanslouci
9Bobl pterer etnen 5nmbplpt nie.
Drum mag er INNER por Der Sanp
Serpeilsn nod i'm Greenland,
tlno wenn t@ einlt i'm ppn Der @rpe
Gum 9Sbfrn 2iebte rnfen werbe,
Dann'na ibm Spb als Genius
ltnb ruf' tan !ei6t nit lanftem Gu6w
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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-04-23
How Account for Iii

Is it not strange tina the party that
made, heretofore, 80 much ado about
eli-government-about the right OF
the people to rule-"to regulate their
own institutions in their own way"
is it not strange to find this very
party now battling against a plain,
practical application of their own
once favorite doctrinea Why, in
regard to Kansas, they are read >
in Congress to mako any concession,
except the submission OF the Le.
compton Constitution to a vote oI
the people Of Kansas. They car
easily get along thus far; but here il
the sticking point-here is the Who'll,
trouble. Let the Democracy yialt
this one point-the right OF the peo
pie, at all times, Of having q voic,
in the adoption ef the Constitutio,
BY which they are to be governed
and this Kansas question can be set
tied in one hour in Congress. Tha
this has not been done, long since
10 owing to the bitter opposition Of
very large proportion Of the Demo
cratic members Of Congress.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-04-23
Col. Benfon,. E.tate.

Oontryry to general opinion Col.
Benton died poor. The correspond.
ent of the Philadelphia Eyenino
Hmttettm writes that some time since
(ae all will remember) Col. Be house.
on U. street, was burned down, and.
ne won't to the expense Of having IL
rebuilt, but there is a mortgage of
$4,000 on it, which will aim ost alb.
soro the value'o of the property. COL.
benton was anxious that Congress-
snonld purchase 1000 copies OF his
a orldgment Of the Congressional @ de.
bates, for distribution among tho Va.
rious State libraries and fore;1n er.
changes. He was Of opinion that
such a purchase would Be cou.t;t,,s i'm
tional, and would tend to diffnse .
knowledge Of the political bistorv Of y
the country. Two members of the
House Of Representatives have tho
matter under consideration. bv bis
request, and will bring IL, at an early
day, before Congress, with, ss thew
think, good assurance of success
Il [Sandusky Reo;ster.