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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-21
W. II. CMILDS a. CO.'S
PA Il Il n II
Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.

CEMENT ROOFING.
THE undersigned purchased the State Right for
j. Tennessee Of the above patent about one year
and has since introduced u extensively In various
portions OF the State. asks the attention Of build
ers and the public generally, 90 examine its superior
ity over other modes Of Roofng.
The material forms a hard and smooth surface II
Is imperviOus 10 water, elastic and flexible; 1t Will
perfectly resist any ordinary exposure 20 fire. it Is
IL will give better satisfaction as durability there
is no question IL the best thing
painting OF old leaky Tin roofs
Sc The Cement will be furnished 90 those AT dis
lance with directions for using.
Sc COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE.
az Orders sent 10 the undersigned, through the
Poet Once will be promptly attended %.
would respectfully refer 10 tie following gentle
men for whom have covered buildings with the &c
ment, and many others whose names not here
mentioned.
AKcHrrEc1s AND NN1lz xpHANos NASHVILLE
Maj. A. HERMAN,
Messrs. HUGHES a SMITH.
COLEMAN 4 SPAIN.
WA. STOCkkI1.,
Mr.. II. NJ. AkEROYD,
WARREN A MOORE,
HOUGH MCCULLOUGH,
o,l IL I ANDsRsoS, 5 N. Co.,
Rev. q d. ELLIOTT,
D. r. wIlklN,
r. J. MEIGS,
EN0CH ENSLEY,
SLAUGHTER HEREFORD,
J y. WILLARD
A. v ;. IINISiES,
Gen. WASH. BARROW,
". H. GoEIaON "a
JAS. a. Ak-sDhlCh,
Rector r. q. SMITH. Columbia
MAJ 4. J. DONEf.SoS, Davidson eeuntys
Col. A. }. FOLK, Marry county.
a. The Sashytsie A chatianosEa RaiFoaad mia-
az have adopted this Ceeai lOr ihs covering % their
cars and other work
49, Certificates and testiEaoniais from Cincinnati
and elsewhere, whcre tbs Cement has been IN general
use Tor several years, can be exhibited
The undersigned has been engaged VI various modes
81 Cement rowing Tor many sesrs and Caters himself
that he has gained SxpSrlenoe and knosis.ige
daring thai time.
have male arrangements 70 receive a knpersoE
imported 4rtiele Il Rooang fet from EDxtsToS bGo-
fsfsss New York
Samples Of Roofing % be seen At once.
er.T-ss. J. 7. NATRCRsT,
Once Nc. Is neaderiek STREET,
mayls-sm NASHVILLE. fKxx.
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Sole Leather Trunks and yalices

III ADIiss Nc. I, s-1le La4ther Iruhksl
LADIES' Packing Trunks,
tscnss sole Iss-shssr IFnnks;
- Rlss~ts and Iron Frasne Trunkss
All 81 which n Dc sofa A very loW prices by
HliAfEHAN ! II Tl~ASD
mAyf1-n No. - Cuioa STREET
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Rusiness chanse,

C,UocEKngSG J. G n4rsen IN the LaEnber trade,
- viii ooatinge H. business a NE "a stasd 80.
III lsraAfsAs) shefs uii BE Ileasea " saecs al
ne PATROLS - my predecezsor And n.zHy otbers
a. may f4xor stth eefl
/ have several nsilis eatlHg fcE4sr and Cedar
Lnmbef, bezldrsa large seppls ~ ~hlte AAa yello~
Pine, thes en2biEng - seii - sa@s sl4rtarcr .
priceE.
hsxiRx pafshaseA the ocoks ana acreuats q the
ed arm ali sho are a1ags u theiF inasbtelncSs si
pleAze xons forw4rd and settle By thc nrsa q So
ssznesss &c stil Pai sAsir apessats ssiA al e1esa
lsFcottetaxA "a a.
Having d.ssrmlned 10 sShsrsi rlThfiy % TIE Cash
sysi1a., al erders ula.t ~ aoo<ni4niod VIA TIE
$3.50 s'y - a. gR pAKpES.
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A CARD

Il Z p u d,
IJAVING sold our entire business TO Mr.. Alexandr,
l. Delisser, We wish in tins manner To return ,, 7
sincere thanks to friends and customers for tie
liberal patronage hitherto bestowed on us and TO So
licit for our successor continuation OF the same.
All debts due To our late firm will be collected b :
Mr.. Delsser or his authorized Agent, who is alone
empowered to settle the
je23 LYONS & co.
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Notice of Dissolution.

rT,HE partnership existing between n. IASIER 4
Il 6kD. hiLtI.t 4, under the style OF u, LANIER 4
Co., h tis cay ahsoisca. n lAnef having purchas-
ed Geo. Afzes shtfc tks late ARIA alone
authorized % settle Up the b. LANIER.
7 Mar. -, lkess 80 lla - Gko. aIxklI-
sss- Referring @ tlis above noics, I tasa gree.
pleasure Ia accommodating nay ffiens Iny late
s,klate IA d asaas Mr. Is faDtar. A. gsatssinsa
ys,Y way sVttLS VI tilelf eeatsauod I-atTonsss.
March IS, less 10. AlAk.f4I..
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SAVE sIoNEY s KEEP CoOL.,

0uR lee Defzsts readiness aud earnest
~ ~ fesaess ali Who xssh ~ bay lee during ne sea-
81 = ua1iorm price - cad and suPpiy themselves
wth tfkets aud egssler their narnes regular iai
rons--thersey advance azc aFtHrie - Ne
latter part u the seasoE-
Oar oGres are CssrrY street. ncxt door 10 the h~ak
q Tennessee g HAFdcasties, fEont street, sna %
corner q Church and t.ne streeis.
= - C. a. MARTIN,
surao-u I'D LAWIkf-ACL
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Further Reduction.
49, - - g.
JULY l0rH, 1853
Through Rates of Freight from
New York to Nashville.
In connection with New York side Wheel and Screw
Steamship Lines, 10
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH.
New York 10 Nashville
CLASSIFICATION ON TIE ABOVE ROUTES
First Class.

CLASSIFICATION ON TIE ABOVE ROUTES
~ First Glass.
Piano Fortes, Books Stationery Boots, shoes. Ii
quors, Oils, &c, in bottles: CampLrne and spirits rrr-
pcntine IN barrels; Carpetng China Glass ana Glass
ware, in Clocks Confssf auerles C,fon cards.
boxes and bales; Drugs, Fruit Trees aud Shrubbery
Furs Garden Seeds, Looking Glasses aud Inokfng'
Glass plates, (at owners risk Oysters in cans and
Jars; Saddlery, Tin and Britannia Ware; Teas and
Spices.
Second Glass.
Hardware, Except such specified In First and
Third Glasses Coffee Mills, Machinery: Foreign u.
quors, IN barrels and Pipes: Tobacco In boxes Ieatb
er, in rolls and boxes: OILS in barrels and casks.
Cookery and Queensware, In crates and casks; Rice
Whiting, Plaster, Sheet Brass and Copper.
Third Class.
Axes, Shovcls, Spades Sad Irons Zinc and Tin in
pigs Tin Plate, Anvis Vices casks If Chains and Hoes
msnlna ana Cotton Cordage Coffee, Heavy Castings,
Mill Gearing, Carriage Springs and ANlcs Railroad
Wheels and ASles, Chairs, Spikes and Rosin in bbs
Special Rates.
Furniture and Carriages boxed and other light n
ucles not enumerated: also Carhoys OF Acids or 9th
or Chemicals VIII be charged by actual weight at
ss- No charge for draysge, Wharfage. or forward
ing The above rates cover all expenses from New
H8- Stevenson and all stations on Nashville aud
Chattanooga Road, west ofstevenson entitled to above
rates.
Insurance.
BY the above Lines q per cent less than by Pitts
burg, Wheeling, larkersburE and the Ohio River
making difference OF go 20 IS cents per TOO pounds
on dry goods.
II, Road will not be responsible FOR any damages
occurring at sea.
Goods shipped via Savannah should be construed t
Agent Central Railroad. Savannah. Ga
Goods shipped via Char eston should be gned 20
Agent South Caro- ina Railroad. Charleston.
| CHARLES W. ANDERSON.
| Jyl5-u General Agent
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01
THE DESIRE.
BY MISEA

o, give me wings of sapphire light,
TIE scale the temple ot fame,
And on the lOftiest pinnacle.
InscrIhe my humble name.
Ali bind me no. To earth 5 duh cl"d,
My soul would upward dy,
And as meteor's lambent blaze,
Burn IN the temple high.
love all natures beauteous work,
With holy, ardent flame
Mount, vale and foweret, brook and rill,
But more n virtuOus name.
The intellect and soul are one,
Bright essence unCOnfned
No carth-bound fetterS ever can
E.nchaIn my wandering mind.
hear the thunder as it rolls
Between the earth and sky,
And see the lightning vivid glare
On frey pILl"ns fly,
And as hear and see, it fills
My heart with thought sublime
And then my spirit scars away,
And leaves dull earth behind.
Fame, lend your wings-O. let me fly
Where man has never trod
And soar through nature S ponderous work
HE universe of God,
And light upon the golden spire
That crowns the giItterIug dome,
Then turl my sapphire wings and cry,
This Is my native home.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01
Purchase Of Cuba.

The - q rrespond"nt Of the Charleston
q finion that the purchase of the
y our government, ut any price.
'cticablc. He assigns the follow
his belief:
e of the monopoly afforded III
g "a n euder. for the sale Of her -four, and
her wine. manufactures Sc.
,rcausc Of tn" opportunity afforded hv
ntiou If Cuba hv Spain TO reward the
tltS of the Spanish Government. bv giy-
m places ofpr"fit in Cuba, while at the
in!e the Island also serves as place t.
" parties. WHO are considered dangerous
t." Spanish Government may he sent and
tn inr the ,ii.c g,t rid Of without giving them
Just ,'.r.~,' Il "f'nrr.
I'D. .Ait SI.u.isr,iS, no matter what NAV be-
thci1 coni..iou III life. iook upon Cuba, from
tie first hour ol their manhood ''as a bright
polar star which points to future greatness. or
Is 'land oi promise, flowing with milk and
honey where fortunes are easily attained.
18th. Spani,r,j> holding office, OF hcing en-
ga2cd in mercantile pursuits in Cuba, afford
tie nIr;s,ls uf Subsistence to their poor rcla-
tons in SPAN. who of course are aver<e to the
sale Of tl.e Island, where they derive their al
most sole source of support. which would pro-
lahly he Withdrawn were the Island sold.
9TH. Tine jgiDt~ which predoninates in the
Spanish hrca>t. almost 10 tine exclusion 81 every
otlcr lae-"l naturally desires the rct-l.tion of
H., .t'Icen Il the Antilles Ly Spain. il noy
b,m4 a.:...~t tie ,'Ie remaining possession Of
the once ricndid empire Of which Spain was
the ns,reas l.. this hemisphere.
''Thc,e re,.>Jns force Inc 10 arrive 1t the con-
cusion above stated, and think they can but
lead any unbiased mind that may pursue them
to cVIne to a similar conclusion"
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01
THE t
. ST. MARY'S BEACON,
Is PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY By
GEORGE q. MORGAN cir. KING.

Terms OF SUBSCRIPTION. $3.50 per an
mum, 70 be pail il d six months. = No sub
-egriPtion will be ~ eivcd for shorter period
than six months, arSdsAQ paper be discontinued
until all arrearages are paid, except at the OPP
ton of the publishers.
TERMS OF ADyERTIsINes per square
sfcf The two ifEst irssr i01s i:s IS Tor every
suIssequssst insertion. Twelve lines or less con
stitlite square IF the number of insertions
be not niaxked ON the advertisement, it will be
pliblished sfiltil forbid, and charged according
-ly. A<1ibcraf deduction made to those who
advertise by the year.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01

main fl Court liable to exceptions Tor one
enure term. and all charges and credits not
excepted TO during the regular session of said
term shall. on the trial before the Jury, be-
deemed 10 he admitted.
81. Ordered by the Court. as an additional
rule OF the Gouu that the Clerk OF this Court
collect all the law books belonging 10 the
County and place them in his office and that
he suffer no one TO take any o: the books out
of his office without the order of the Court.
S. Alter gn,ne the tfai docket the
hrsE tire. IN order 10 enter judgments, the
Court t'Ill again commence it and try ca
ses in which no witnesses are summoned.
or all Gse witnesses attend. until "Wednesday
in the first week. when the court will return
to the beginning OF the Docket and dispose
ot all the eases as they are reached.
Ap-,l Isi. lSSS-3w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01

90, - , :,
Isl. hrLE. Inc '''rN OF TINS ''nrf Silaii
n"' "'Fr any ori@'h"l paper "HF 81 M "l'l'"
l" any Fcf~'"' Wl@'~"rlrf. "i'!. Ut I.Ts' ''"."-
ln@ the c";i>''ht OF tic ! 'h: I. when SitihS, "r
Oi the Jh"'." "Gri"S Ea"tIoh.
Pad All Sul punas f,r witnesses to attend
ulon trials snail ic rHnrla'ic "n the first Gay
"i u" Hrh :" ~ "r."' K. 4. ~.
3rl. In case of the uol.-a,tcndanca of any
witnC>:: Wy" shall Ic ,mInoal within an
hour alter the n,rti.L e.. tie Court attach
nenta may s>;itc nu a,iI...,ri.n tp;,.c Cart.
9Th. at tie meeting # ti;, TN, All =
char fi- thc Grm,d .Iu"v. the Appearance
Docket shall he called olyl an! .ytt.cd IS far
nS may hr.
9TH Tie Court Wi, .hru - over the tria
Docket to settle th" same Il, ;,i~ as rra-tica-
Tie. and ascertain the "n,.-., To he tried. and
will, "n H." >'e'r,d -yAG ",cr IT, Docket call
up the same i,r trial il. H." order in which
'i'ey s'a'd.
9th. The Court will not postpone the tria!
"l any ra'Ec u the "ltnc scS - the parties
"'t" 1T tue ,i'i'c inc ''''f' eau 'i' S'l" ''inSc
"nii'''' me 'c-t' ''','Se SHOWN a''i''"2h 'hc
"u"fi'!' "i ,hc aries '!~"'@ T. postpone
, 49, ~, N''H''," I''>''''
l''' P'''> ~ -
Hn. ~ any 'a">" Wat can coninu" bt
continued alter n"''"' "i 'ral. or ]. any cause
""",;rI ','"' "''.o.' h,l."i.."' %
No"''''"'"' '''T par" "Pf'E"S "'''e'"r Si'd'I
pay 'nt c">'s oI '"e "in,, anu IL ANY cauS"
oF I'ne,' '"r 'r';' aud e'Ier >"e y. mol ready
e"." s'">,, s.'"'' %. Pos'F,"f' ""''i d" inc
"I''on' dppoIn'',;, l"[ U'l' S""'. 0e d'''f',''n-
,n r" "tu '! !; F ''.a' ." wing I" any n'Slc|,'
'". '''| ~, =" 'i"', 'Ni""S'> 81 'Ie VII
by The mari, nor rc,.',. ,,.'.,', ,,alcnt
s,h ',,.L. ;,
c.v, U ,' ,,,,,,, .,l any c""ar ~ : il">,I'n'" %
attend .,r,,us, v,Lon, ,,i,,',.,,,I ,r,i,,
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01
EXEMPTION Foa FEMALES.

The third section exempts females engaged
in vending millinery or other small articles of
merchandise from the general provisions as to
traders, whose stock in trade does not exceed
$500, for which So only shall I've charged but
if exceeding $500 they shall be subject to tho
provisions of the second section. -v
GRoCERs AND LIQUOR DEALERS.
Section fourth provides that al who barter
or sch spirituors EeFsaented liannre, or lager
beer, in quantities not less than a pi1u, shall
take oath as to the value of their stock Of H.
squors at the principal season. OF the year, anti
be required to pay thereon The following rates
of license. which we compare with the rates
under the old law:
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01
WHO MUST OBTAIN LICENSES.

The first section of the bill prohibits, in the
usual form, ali persons from opening a store for
sale or barter of any description OF goods, cx-
c'pt the sale of salt at fisheries and goods by
the manufacturer thereof, withor. obtair;ug a
license; veuders Of cakes, beer and cider are
alone exempt, though lager beer establishments
are brought especially under the action Of the
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01
NEW RATES.
DID RATES.

By construction put upon the old law, all
classes Of dealers paid S3l per annuln.
\ dealer who takes out license for $500 cap
itdl invested or under is also required nv the
new bill to take out license as a trader at
Sl2, making S22 per amum, the lowest IL
ccusc under which liquor can be vended in
quantities Of a pint or more This is intended
70 operate especially on small groggeries in
Baltimore City and the counties.
oRDINARIES AED HOTELS.
The filth section applies to all places in which
spirituou>. irrmcnted liquors or lager beer may
hc sold. except restaurants and oyster houses.
and the rate vi license is fixed by the amount
OF rcat paid. We annex the rates under both
the new and old law:
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01

ssssn
.I.oss lives on. in Ne ,sostss l,sai.s, :.
When muses. in hIs bosom reign,
And sings ''the flame doth brightly burn, ,
When not one spark is in the urn.
The heart, filled with poetic fire,
Can touch the strings of love s sweet Tyre,
And breaIhe a sol and gentle lay,
Where Cupid never thou ght tosplay.
Tie bosom's core can brightly glow,
Where earthly love no beam can throw,
And we can sing of CUPID dart,
When one has never pierced the heart.
To Judge the soul by words alone,
Is casting reason ffom her throne
We often say what least We feel,
And seldom the true heart reveal.
And thus the voice is raised in Jest
To speak what is not in the breast
For poets songs can blended be
OF things we neither feel nor see.
Love b!IShtln9 touch may paie the cheek,
The heart may ache but never speak
The secret guarded will remain,
How deep soe'r the gnawlng pam.
VIII.
The flame that 5 burning in the heart,
May to the eyes fire lmrart.
And still the voice no power possess,
Those inward burnngs TO confess.
All, yes! the form may waste away,
The life grow feebler every day,
Till death itself shall quench the flame,
Ere the fond passion We proclaim.
Then credit not the poets verse.
Though the soft passion it rehearse:
For when we sing of loves warm powers,
We only think of birds and flowers.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01
The New License Law.

The hill that has been before the Legislature
OF Maryland to regulate the ISSUING oI licenses
to ordinary keepers and traders has become a
law. As it Is al important measure, VIC insert
the following abstract Of it:
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01
INTERESTING WILL CASE N GEORGIA.

INTERESTING WILL CASE N GEORGIA.
Mr.. Savage. Of Doughcrty county, recently died,
leaving a will which devised lis property t.
his wife, but, in the evelt Of her marriage, 70
go to his children. thus cutting off the wife
without a sls;llin". The lady was disposed to
contest this provision Of the will. and the case
was heard finally before the Supreme Court,
whose decision was rendered at Savannah sew
cral days ago. Mr.. Morgan. the counsel for
the widow, argued the case with great ability
and contcnded that this provision in the will,
hef5T IN restraint Of marriage was contrary To
thex xolicy Of our law and Illegal; but tie Court
hc& &that a man had right To leave his pro
II 70 his wife durirC her wdowhnaI and
g per of If She married. ard that The Savage
vas legal. Tie Gcor=:a judges are rot
50 gallant as their brothers in The Key
State VIII" if we remember right. scnlo
since came . q directly opposite couclu-
a similar state If facts.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01
GENERAL TRADERS.

The second section requires the administra-
ion Of Al oath before taking out a license, as
." the amount u money invested by traders,
and fixes the rates of license as follows, t. which
we annex the rates under the old law iOr COM
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01
BE new BILL.

TBE EEW BILL.
Rant paid. CAST Of License
500 or less, $50
30 10 100, IS
100 To 200 100
zoe 20 300, 1875
300 10 300, $50
800 10 1000, 200
1000 10 1000, $50
1000 or upwards, 800
Rent Ioid Cost Of License.
500 or under, $25
100 10 30, ~
250 to 500 60
800 10 1000, 100
1000 to 1000, $50
1000 to 1000, 300
PENALTY FOR VIOLATIONS.
The seventh section makes the penalty for
violating tie -, 81 and 4th sections Of this act
not icss than S25 nor more than 800 frr each
offence, and on failure to LAY the fine, be COM
Initted 10 jail until paid, or for the period Of
twenty days, which ever shall occur first.
The eighth section makes the penalty for a
violation Of the fifth nr seventh sections, By
selling liquors If any kind or lager beer, by tie
glass, w!cnou. Incense. at not less than $50 or
more than SOC f.. each offence, 70 be cohfined
I'll the expiration Of forty days, which ever
shall o~rtr first.
Sec::nn niue II .kes the penalty for taking
out 4 hr"'l-' f'r an ordinary Or hotel, without
the rrqu'r'-I accommodations, not less than $50
or NOR. t!.n, 200. his license suppressed, and
impiist..i ! rl' The fine IS paid, cr The expir-
alton f frt. days. wlick ever shall occur first
Any "n" ~,ynarin-, falsely under the provisions
Of TINS . y.il II. liable t. indictment for per-
jnry. The cr., Of prosecution il all cases of
violation shall 2 deemed and taken as part Of
tie pei.aity. ana uac-lalf the fine 70 be paid TO
the inforr..cr, who IS made competent Wit
:.ess. All persons now doing business under
license shal, ic xnI,cct q The provisions If this
law 81 s:.ni rs their licenses expire.
Til. act shalI "a into effect on The first day
Of MAY and All acts inconsistent with It's pro-
vi-inns ere repealed.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01

j wisconsin, Independent Press
IN head the name Of John c.
of Kentucky, as President in
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01
ORIGINAL POETRY.
NO REAL LOVE.
BIT MINEA.

We sing oflove, nor feel the fame,
But know II only by the name
When an the soul no bud appears,
No germ that's watsrad hy i6Se'a tears.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01

Ordered, that this order be filed in every
case where. the commissions have been out
standing more than six months.
49tk. Ordered by the Court, that in all
cases Ter The sale OF real estate on the part
of the creditors. the attorneys fee for hhng
bill antta!tendsng TO proceedings be allowed
10 ihef auonsng creditor and deducted from
.thess Gsat Of tire other creditors claims in
pro 80 " 10 lissir amount.
oUtE. General Rule, a. c.. ls43. Order
ed that Ehe estate Z
80 insolrent debtors.
be sold by the several trustrees, upon giving
fifteen days notice of the sale Of personal
property, two months Of real property, al
public action. 6 months credit for personal,
D, IL and lStn months tor real estate, unless
otherwise directed by the Court, and bond
with approved security to be given, bearing
interest from Tie day of sale.
5lst. Ordered, that hereafter no appeal
from magistrates Judgment shall be dis
missed ior The want oi a petition, until rule
is IaId by tEe Court upon Ihe appellant 10 file
his petition, and t4e same is not compiIeG
with. and al rules inconsistent with this be-
and they are iereby rescnded.
Send. March Term, I646.-In all cases
I'D which an amendment IN the pleadIngS is
necessary, the party applying therefor shal!
pay the costs ti the term up TO the time oi
the amendment and including the costs of
amendment.
SD. All cases at law hereafter for trial in
inns court against executors or admnsira-
lo' Pr on ttstamentary or administration
bo Nm winch. under the pleadinrs, the
d nlnls,ratlon OF the estate OF the de-
ce on the amount of assets, may appear
Subect Tor aScertainment by the jury,
Sc i referred TO the Auditor of this Court.
or adIior specially appointed for that
pl maxce said Auditor shall state an
q zen the parties in relation TO
i assets Of the deceased, upon
and vouchers as shall be sub
by either party, the account
NJ Ut the Auditor shall (unless
n fed h,, hot
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01

!, Love lives on in lie poets bfain, -.
When muses. in bis bosom reign,
And sings ''the flame doth brightly burn, -
When not one spark is in the urn.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-01-21

Be HoNEsr.-We wish we could see
or hear of one newspaper in the white
States of this Union that could afford to
be outspoken. honest and frank as the
Charleston Mercury is in the following,
touching the LecomptOn Constitution.
1t says:
1--WE differ, too, with the President as
to what is submitted to the vote of the
people. We do not think that the ques-
ton of Slavery or no Slavery is submit
ted to the vote of the people, Whether
the clause in the Constitution is voted
ont or voted in, Slavery exists, and has &
guarantee in the Constitution that it shall
not be interferel with; whilst, if the
Slavery party in Kanras can keep or gel
the ajority of the Legislature. they may
open wide the door for the immigration
of slaves"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-01-21

The LIFETIME OLA GovERSoR.-Tht
Governors of Kansas are a short-lived
race-real political ephemera. Gov
No. l. A. H. Reeder, reached Kansas,
Oct 9th, 1854-removed July 3lst, 1856
Term of service, ten months.
Gov. No. 2. Wilson Shannon. reached
Kansas Sept. LIST. 1855-repaEed Aug
Dist, 1856. Term of servia thirteer
months. Shannon being the most infa
nous of all Territorial governors known
to history, retained Office longest of any
of the Executives.
Gov. No. 3. John w. Geary, reached
Kansas Sept. 11th. 1856, returned March
1857. Term of service. about sever
months.
Gov. No. 4, Robert J. Walker, reach
ed Kansas May oath. 1857, resigned Dec
7th, 1857. Term of service, little owe
seven months.