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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-05

tNOR RENT-A desirable, modern built. three
u story HOUSE, with basement and hack build
ing, No. 4o4 street, between Eleventh and Twelfth,
containing IL rooms, gas throughout. marble man.
tells. water and bath room. Inquire on PREMISES or
room No; s, first floor, Post Ofhce Department.
ma n If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-05

CENTRE MAskEr.-The market space was
thoroughly occupied this morning. Quite large
number OF country dealers, in addition to the
REGULAR city dealers, appearing at the stands
Tue supply was plentiful and OF excellent
quality. and sales We're brisk The light show
e!s, which began at an early hour tended to make
the ganeways slippery and un pleasant; but, alto
gether, there was little cause of complaint. The
prices were about as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-05

PENNIEs.-Those IN want of Pennies, for chang O.,
ter of the Star Office. tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-05

ARNoRY BROKEN OPKN The armory of the
Washington Light Infantry was broken open on
Thursday night, and it is suppose d some mus ke
were taken therefrom A note from the captain
OF the corps informs us that the current reports
nave greatly exaggerated the matter. He saws
:. II any muskets have been taken, they are few
The company will meet tonight, to ascerta N this
1act and ar an5e to have a qua d over their prop
eTty until the election is over
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-05

- IL HE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER
r stponed, On account Of the weather 10 THIS
tFndayJ EVENING, al % clock ~
Je4 T.. w. BOTELER, Auct'r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-05

HI TdE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
an consequence Of the rain, to THURSDAI EVE
MING, June Sd, at same hour.
js d q w. BOTEIER, Auct.
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/ How the wife's poor heart, which for wears.
/ had lain almost dead in her bosom, leapcd with
joyful impulse What light flashed over
her couatenancc, making it beautiful. as of old
in the face of her husband. - Yes, dear, if Won
/ please" Not even in the voice Of Grisi or
Lind, would her ears have fund such sweet
music.
At the supper table, Peter Crandall praised
the coffee, aud the fried potatoes, and said the
eggs were Just what he wanted. Mrs CrandaII
looked happy, and was happy With the van
ishing of their fathers usual morose silence
and their mothers sour looks and fretful tones
the childrens spirits, changing like the chamel
con, and taking the hue Of things around them,
rose into new, better, and happier states Con-
tenti0n ceased +; and there was something like
an emulation Of kind offices among them, IN
steal of a selfish grasPing of whatever the heart
desired
Suddenly the eyes of Mr. Crandall opened
Even while he was wondering at the MAGICAL
change produced by few kind words. full
revelStion OF the truth came 10 his mind A
new leaf in the book Of his life was TUNED
Thought turned once in the right direction.
Peter Crandall pOndered this new fact in his
inner life history-the magic of kind words
and going back to The very beginning. reviewed
his cunduct towards his wife and his family. al
most day by day, up TO the evening when by
| the power, almost of a single word, the whole
scene changed, aud quite as suddenly as we see
II, sometimes, in pantomime. He saw his err
rOT-saw and felt how unjust he had been; how
cold and even cruel in his coldncss. Yery care
fully did he guard himself aiterward and very
prompt was he in observing all the little social
cOurtesies toward his wife and children which
are so beautiful TO see and SO sweet in all their
Influences. The green things fourished again
in the heart of his wife, and the flowers bloom
ed there as Of old The children learned to
initiate the kind words, and courteous aoknowl-
edgements for all little services, that soon be-
came habit with their father and mother; and
into the kind wOEds spoken, Kind feelings soon
flowed. II was the beginning ola new order Of
things IN the home of Peter Craudal; where. in
good time, the desert blossOmed as the rose
Words appear as little things in themselves.
but they have great power. The magic Of kind
words Is wonderful. Try them. We silent Peter
Orandaiis, who have fretful wives and eonten-
tiOus children Try the effect Of a lule whole
some praise on your tired, unhappy, overwork-
ed companion, aud see il it doesn't brighten her
pale face as If a whole food bad been poured
upon IT. Try it with your children, and If Won
have the heart of true man,you vi be so pIeas-
ed with the effect, that you viii kee on irving;
until yol Will scarcely Tecogui1epyour own
household r
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THESE MACHINES CAN BE:UIbI- Sl:'I,I,.

tanned n MaNuFAcToaT PRICES win 2 haS ~ res
ts-, ~ ne rn1nts Of the subscriber. where ~ Z.
1erfuv invite the public u rai and @ - ~ vviere
ls4-si - afiou with the HlNiNa toois .l- ~ -
ger other machines inr itniiy ~ ~ fsr
srE beftcr IN described on laper Ihn ue. 49, % - Z
sL-f = 1uacliues lv those that sivc theiii -
mi an that have thfm N gse sAuuse - N
L ,,f fsel interested IN Sewing Maghinss - ~ .e,i
n. 49, =, 49, u ac hinrs Is cnHhlnela al thai n "
- fsati, se such hamlas, ertneftns, - -,f
~ leo e. or nlho rN7Isa VIII nise fi-E
=, :, ,.5ftia, Nv mo T. SrRONG, Agent; Melaeoon
II SnnerioT ST Cleveland, one sehH iot
IN Il VII SON'S. .r-Judgu Melssr "i me s,, ~ Ia
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-23
MORNING LEADER.
A 4TH OF JULY TEMPERANCE SONG.


BY B. L.
sound the Temperance chorus loud.
Ne lads and bounie lasses.
While natures beverage. pufest water.
SpsTkl-s in your glasses.
Whisky whisky forty rod
Is not The gin Of Natures God
Sound the Temperance chdrns sfron-.
Each noble sou and daughter;
o let your drink forever Be
Pure. heSlihful, parking water.
Code gift 70 man his thirst 20 lave
Leaps freely from The mountain cave
Sognd The Temperance chorus long.
Down with brandy. rum. and toddy;
Cold water j. the best Of dnnks
For every hing AMI even BODY.
Il gives you health. and home. and cheer.
Betier lar than lager beer-
SouBd the Temperance chorus fIee,
lis Freedoms Gioriou. day.
Fling out your banners. lct thum wave
In soils bright golden rag-
Aud Jet the Watchword TENFERAEcE be,
The motto VI the brave and iree
Then sound the Temperance chorus strong
Thruushoui The ~hale crraiiou-
Cntil the rum-cursed world shall iura
To water Tor salvation
let your words and acts proclaim
This triumph is your end anu aim.
vELAND, June -, ISIS
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"a. r., C.shjer Broadway Bank, - y, l.l-a
r Handy, ESq Cashier Com r,ht,Is ~; nl Ny
~ CsrpenfeT \ Nermlly E, BSsshaaeiies' v
hsssrs- Satso-i Il 90 Bankers. BHnal9, y,
. 49, HoVrard n sanger, Meir ~ =
!. S-.cs = Swell, Bankers NJ
S.r1ne = DaE. Bankers. y 4 -
NJ II : ! n steNeus. Bankers, = -
~ n - = : rssn Bankers, DaseapoI ~. ~ W.
NslsSail Ilsley. Bs1feIs n rbse,cS' In
~ p I iftIe & CO Bankers, ssl.t; sasll- N
FMS. Br5Wn c. BsnSsEs' III Piiteb b Pa
!. n III Williams = Co, banA, - =, - - :
W y r,rrry 4 Ca Bankers, tIle, ~ - ploon
-, psr5ee' $50 Cashier Mclean 70 b-i'A' ''''9
nsO1; n Nssaraslsy. Tsq Cashier Auburn 1'hah' D--
Auburn. n Y - r,slier Auburn City Bank ~
bqS.l Ss,sSa =; psarslsy, Ess, President O'y0s1
Aahurn, \; Y a, q isss-uahsssd lst
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u. HerdInan q Co.

j. HerdInaH q o.
n water Street, Cleveland, ono; 9rp
nEALERS IN GOLD ANsD AsoSs SLY d.SuI4toi EH
csia Foeign a. a DonesS sssrs,oas II the United
Money e Europe, promptly are n1ee ssr.ushp
1snis LysrPos S2s Se SseeGred sheI 70 OF from
Lins " = tie saveTssd mics rass $500 saa New or
Liver = ,r,ol 20 New York, SneoSs isirs Asa
sured irolh lines Of sailing facAet xS mans
sS avTs Hsnburg and BIsIs9h 70 uiths cuiineu
- - 1srr-t Britain and e,iFce OF
.Icalars apply al iAe D--Ae q HERDMAN :, ~
II lWstsT street. Cleyelsna. ohlo-
WaTTs7S ;. y sIAS111nI DIT l. C0 =
WHITMAN, STANp-Aaaha5dl Al Dame..iS . SSi ~
w No s1DeriSr street We aIsS 9naSsSIs Al ii
sa and T furnish pEait "a Ireland scOtland FIses
the PTln-a Pax CoIlectl0as made On al &C. mhsiy
/ ,TSoSshoul me Uait d Siates a-.- -
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Bankers.
Warkham & Co.,

lsaccessors 10 HaTiness' N =
BANKERS, ,1,D1p
HAyE REMOVED TO .,,5,I.5 IHEisn ~ II.
oc and oommolio B79kss Oes, siTse,s MsTchahis
corner Of River ano IN bose Who eutrust business -
si79h: s11 asads 1sa IPRoMFTNESs and on the NOS
rKEss u,ips and selling LAND WARRANTS al Os''
ra,ss x,,v EXCHANGE Boa ihi sad SS,i.,S SSa WAN
HHahn H6H sSiINER and UNCURkENi No = Va
TED- s-. .o-resrondeuce, are pfepaaou "
haSISs ls9I a. TFCFIoNS in this and ADJOINING s'e''
lisDatch aud al low IA e ,.rs-
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NO. 100.
miscellaneous.
ALCOuO
Turning Enid
LOOK AT THE TRUTHT
NO THOSE WHO NICII no


LOOK AT THE TRUTHT
TO THOSE WHO WISH To MAKE
= aIsdletn m theif tailoring bits and arc tIf. ~
ou lis ready -ilaHl- clio hug w1u n Invite yosr ~ 80 ~
~ > Cslf sireft- BY hUUrALE m a p. II .Ie,i =
@ IN sIe % god g pay tho Iarse sioles ai ~ =
- 49, soA iaide by nlea of The hrsf ability An
NelA Nalfate o. no sale B kees constant h, a. -
4 5l9d snoopy Of all kInds of Cishs auI t;r1is -.
i axes MS PA IS suit the lines n vrsoId
- at tiat ha reason he Is led To- sell q,ois
Ss than nthers Is ~ tie fct tina h. Is huI,i 4 psfI
rent O. piy- ~ ~ "'use
fhiCES FOR PERSONS FURNISHING THEIR OuTN
- GOODS
e.,tiis and Aaking Double Breast Fro Cont FINN Ia
~ 49, 10 Sinsie do fr0m 0u s. o. % S7f ar
ssgI 90 nndar Cat from 81 - 10 sGtr. DO pnfs
ei.l tIlini-, sttul s. 20 d. Vests uIl rrin,rir-
sleotn - = Boys Cloth SAGA cts. maEin ana frig,,1
sa @ - 20 70 S5e; BEs Vests Pants uakiae aud tim
CLoIhES CLEANED. PRESSED. REPAIRED ~
BOUTALL
z,,S5 Nv ~ $. Chr S rest above Ers
H'HATCHER, BURT AZ co PRO,
= psi9s o Howes Patent nus b iigc and wholesale
Irack - - ~ ~ q = X X
w also POSSESS faces fr receiving anil siiins r,
eI slAses nilruld Iron, Giinlsfanes Bn ta Sians J
nsasl alele o. al kinds directly from ears 10 vessel 49,
Alie nsisrments attended to with pfomptnrss ami Al s
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At Prices to Suit the Times

~ W slaas q JQBBiNG. ROOFING, EAVE TROUGH
lNt Nc sc done On the nlst urer T,.1nr -
% sHORr NOTICE. ii'-i'i' anu
ne Pfoi te paddns is IN the chewing of the stre
Wei known stand Of -
10 SIS each. f 80 9'N's' -"
r,,,z.,,,,,u. W, L, MARVIN.
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s n o re 4
AND ENAMELEn CRATES

AND ENAMELED CRATES
w L MARVIN. NO. 9-PUBLIC
~ SQuAkE, (Soufh sidel has lust refeiVr, fr,sI
msat, 81 'ie-1fy oae Ut the largest anl best assor
ENAMELED CRATES,
Ercr hrousht 10 this market lie al l,syS seer. m ~, ~
az mos approsed styles o. COOKING AMI
Manufactured Expressly for this NayEef. and
haffa''tea 10 giee perfect Satisfaction
aisS IS Constantly supplied with aa assortment az
b,I - ~ aAd House Furnishing rticies and hss oU
Sit m I n,tl lie 1fts large sock at I'm C0pysr and
t IN =, iLsn are all OF which MUST AND Will mn
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New Painting establishment.

Oa The Public Square, one door North Of Ken
dGl's Store
I'ASCOTT IL HOPKINS ARE
Paintlng-Iui ating Of Woods Marbles apsrif,eas ~
OLleIs sollcilel a1.9.lr TASCOTT \ HOPkINS
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=, p.av,v,. Ready Reiisf for Headaehs, Nhe.I
T. X lh-n lh.,s- RheumatisIn, Paralysis. LnmgaEo' ~
S-aralsia Tooihaehe srail ro1 s - ousd he ~
kl1lel Nieszles Heartburn, and fAins ~ " ~ - -
RsiWas's Kesdy Reiei WI, ~ .is.s,,, ~
u n R-Radway Eenos atl1s, ~ n "a Sruhilitic 81
of chronic as az the Lungs
s ess In.arafion and EnlaIg enaens- =, - fi-srs n
s5 fher iseasl " the Skin 49, 49,, s an fulnlrr :
Sf he Blood- ,.,.,lstorx WI cure, edsctnally
speesiy. iSS,spsa liver CumplaE1 Dissssss - y.
taNeis. y ia-ars Female COmpia IN -
Heart ane - Wheaerer The system J. ~ ~ 81 -
Sose q RsdEsYs BegnlaiS,rs, vii -
Nc i19'P Remsdies sold By DruSs,srs wv n
o,vtoRD 4 CO., and ". FIsKE, Ass5,s; As;ssSs. {; e .
land, Ohio,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-23

NEWBERRY LUMP COAL.-This
~ superior sriicle Of BlTUMIHoUS COAL, which Is
particularly adaptedto domestic purposes well for
steam and smith be had Of the undersigned Agents
for the Company.
patch. and Coal Delivered pan Of the city Of qualify
which will fall please II lett Al either
the store OF GAY lord Hanmsnd No
SCONILL WHEELER,
NOV IS THE 1T1ffs 4: = es,.i9 Ss S' r,SE sssu=
~ lo9I W $500 "a Crates WHICH We seA ., I've
I parties wishing % Ss Pss Once pTom a.
ns = -, Oss~es and Yards on Z az. n n
sn-' e p RI r. MachiDe shop Lake inIfS HAYS co
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6topes, Mf.

n STANLEY W0ULDRE ESPECT
Js fuF fuorn the citizens OF Cleveland and N1einiy
thai he has opened No 81 Prospect street
1Ehere he viii sell StOFes CHEAP FOR CASH. having
rooi assortmeu; af the --latest patterns
Chain Pumps 6tfed up order. Also, Manufacurer OF
Tin Copper aud Sheet Iron Wsre. PaTteu.r siteaion
Jos WORK dose with dispatch. An work warranted
ocfl6-dlw 2G
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r. r. r.
-.xrrV TN All GASES

CONSTITUTIONAL. Disc - ss-,,.a a. 81
-. fbs diseased bodies Of sleky % %si.Ss-
Ssn-,rrficu syphilis md flts s,s sH-s ~ -srs 1ot ~
me- u stious the seeds Of these dA5asS5 ~ 3
been esiahshed IN The system S' III -r,icais from t
49, ~ the sfcfed every particle o. eisssiso 49,
ana ~ = r,gII pREN'S DISEASES
-. 1850 4 EsoLEENT should Be hailee
blessing hy every HetesL. isorS - reese hlsr'
~ ~ itaas earlyl evidence o. aissase H ~ ~
Tin the parent sioe = a - -esf-s fts diseasa n
hssol, - thild a sound and healthy bodJ
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HTENnERSON5S Ti7T5IFli HAIR RESTOk.

III ITiVE-ls fast becoming known and nils % lah ~ ~
- f.nlrd As the following eertincae ~ ~ ss,iran
- H. olsniuel Of the subscriber uhdoi 'Ne
HOUSE, m this city Pnee - isi wM HENDERSON
TT,rSpERsoN's HAIR REsrC "A ~ tl = hair was
were "a S nv growing ali over ,hct hesa- S %
loose anu fbe Rartei under the AHeIi.An ~
a ~ isf IN lebrated Hair Res I % - IN 10
R, fhs loss OF hair stoppe a,d ~ ~ L. cYir, IN
ki5 - roverrd with fne enai otH ar ~ - h.
| commend Mr. Hendersans tess.. s ~ -
he bes article Of the kinf IN ibEwis a DODGE. NJ D.
| II EDDY.
| s-lI1r
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Dentistry.
PORCELAIN TEETH.

ti7s ulllefdf hrf uyyu
srsai,ed-eoalfqrf dtf uffliV fuer 1jstI-
sI PURITY The euiIIe Plate and Ieetn aif @ li.o -
vios 10 lie aetoa any known chemical a5dil uso -
tsrsse OF hea In. pro1f against the corrosive AL
~of INC m uth cllinun 20 gold plate work aha
ather known methods . - - - .s,,t5.,, nj
lfh COLOR -Brisht, lively and 4 sood 'l'''4'1 %
B-kuy method Of producing setsoi AItineial len esh
hemfrallv united piece thai vii DO. - tAe
! ms igsst h "a counterfeit Of frue Porcelain r.,
| PATRONAGE -SiI ce April ieo6, We have IN isl 49, -
Hi,aaTsj aad Cases OF this number, s'g -,
bsve aken no place Gold Pla work In me - l
81 ras- an have gwen their testm nv % is
..i =, WI all oner where our terms htte 7.
orlseI VItn In where teeth have De- "a paw i
b,sfhcre been any dissatISlacilan- -
ng 70 Of the case, and gas ca
i afl Ter exatlilztlou. - -. -. or I'D, dslfv
er p.rsons with Gold Plstc can Apply theif liae i t
sWRRANTY-S SafsacfiOn; provided the terms Of Iay
-,cnf nd specia hayc u en- compieo VIII
| Persons wanting lnlOrnlailun ei-ieno1 Niii ' So
| tho m cuustant use Of our WufN Z,
Ne efqr II Apply partial s-is soon 1itel the
the af1rl teei hone week IS long enough 70
| tween the ertTacl ng and the application -, -
~ oIr pafrons aud those who desire % become susl
tiI tlaf our arr1nsenents are sue. lh4t He an ~
apuly an eufirr double Scf q fccta la siisat'
vrlihia Two DAYS amer arrival Of the patient
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-23

B-Havng learned that persons elaimns 70 so go ' h.
yrrk and in many claiming 10 PC o5l . n
- Vrs will ssv that up this date We have no 4-c.s
~ nj who have any night irum the above kae. k4
- cisu1 an IN hose c1ses II h ether 81 lnlt-
49, I55rrf "a mposiiUn, let tw0fs - ,it.n e-ie'
II an ihiilAso - n L WRIGHT. n d
Artna y fnr the CoInplnl
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Att'ps & GounsflIOrs.

Att'ps & GounsfllOrs.
w s. KERRUISH-ATT0RNEY
w LzE-No. G2 Superior Street, Clsseland' ONO
BROOKS, BOARDMAN Il FORD.
ID ATTORNEYS AT Law. Atwster Buildings, foot
Of Superior -, Cleveland, OHIO. =
D. BROOKS. J. BoARDNAN. LW fokh
WILLIAMSON 4 RIDDLE, AT.
w TOREEYs AT LAW. ohes No - S1es1SSS7si Iess6S1
o5s;sa1nA- Ssasi oA'' 4 q Fiddle:
NHARLES G. BALDWIN-ATTOR-
Onsy and cOunselOrat LawoAee a Superb, s. over
Cliy Bank, gaila19
DALMER & AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
III AT LAW. Ohes Commercial Bank -.
A SPER y. F., ATTORNEY ATLAW,
IA waTrsn' Irumbull County ohio. oaioe No 3, > -
Market street. 9es-1--el --
DEAVIS & MUELHER-ATTOR-
ID NEYs AND coUNSELLoRS At LAW Ls1aer ~.
Building VII -
OPAULDING & PARSONS, ATTOR-
- HRYS AT LAW. ofice, Parsons BLOCK snPsIoI-s. P-
rs5- r q PARSONS United States COmmissio1er, aud
Master CammissioaeIIn Cha1eery ls1..-..-
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HORSES & CONDITION POWDEhs

At General Agent or the sost paener ANU ~ e,S =
;S n ne world. which Is DE- = NJ u. SLich sSe i.r
OPTENTAI. SOVEREIGN BALM I'LL. Ellsl-' fsii IN our
~ = 4vcr-s town in the whole country Naii Va ~
s-ruts ana get a circular-and the fiils-
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Papers throughout the State pieA9e '0P'
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Those Of voa favorable 70 tins enirprlse, Nc VIII M
r-srus with YOU, By which mpTt-lns may he taA e
- S,r 1en s. cases articuiailng, models &C Ec-
frgared krprls- and " loat dr itJ
sfed vgih reasonable arcurcy u The htlls ad
iine model We viii also make BLOCK Work 70 oiuei o
/ r
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management of Mr. JOhS R sUE"rs-,,--s9. - 81.
ao1S The most pleasant and popular Hotels IN ihls
s.ction of Ohio. Long may it WaEe.-Io-nnOi'
row 81 Johns Day, viii be celebrated by the ma
sonie Fraternity in various places in the State:
- Ns.onic Han Is to be dedicated at Paines
vile.
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Testimonials and keIertnttl

Fh.ve investigated with care. for the last three years
a. lve eihod Of king and app ylns Artiiiai iee.
~ tbo I,fIra0fy of Dr.. Wight, and aso "a ase aa ~
- - HAT his plan IS Tho brEt Known one
srI entirely sueressful when made under ms eus
The saUe5fify Of kind VI luaiai Sark Stel s,i ~ ~
tinl Id .tc plate canuut be questionel ana me s.lte
snti IN lr Wrsit's Circular Of the number "a as. 49,
~ ,rk has tak place Of guild piaie, Is true
- ts work 0n gold plate had been furnished by ihe nes
TcniistS hi The country. not couversant Win e ~
49,, IL A ACKLEY, Mo
/ '--r 1 u. prnr Of SnrEerY lLcae. Mll. lu.la.o.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-04-16

EXPLOSION OF LccomorwE.-A locomo-
tive, attached to a gravel train on the Va.
and Tenn. Railroad, exploded, on Tuesday
evening last, at about O'Clock, near Shaws-
vile, Montgomery county, by which mishap
the engineer, Thomas Moriarty, lost his life,
and the fireman "a negro, whose name we
have not learned,) was so badly injured that
little hope is entertained of his recovery
The engineer was blown some fifty feet from
the engine; had both legs terribly crushed
and bis breast perforated by an iron bolt.-
He fingered until o'clock, p. ~, Wednes.
day, bearing his sufIerings with, great forth
tude, and retained his consciousness TO the
last. He was young man Of excellent char
acter, and possessed the confidence and es-
teen Of all the officers and emplo, ees ofths
road, by whom his untmsly end 10 much de.
plored.- Bristol Neps. -,f hsf - =
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FROM WASHINGTON.

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Much has been said here lately In regard to
some expected movement by the Admins
tration in reference to Cuba. At length
IT has been positively asserted that the Presi
the Senate Kansas bill, send message to
Congress in relation to our demands on Spain
and asking for certain powers to be exerted
him in case of any contingency. He proba-
bly, requires the power to raise money or
arms, or both il any exigency should require
it. 1t is still said that such a message will
be soon forthcoming. 1t is not improbable,
for Mr. Buchanan has often declared that he
should make it the chief object of his admin.
istration to acquire Cuba Circumstances are
by no means very favorable to the purchase
of the island at present, but have no doubt
that it is to be attempted. l asf
The movement WILL at least, have the effect
to distract the attention of Congress and the
country from the thread-bare Kansas ques,
tion.
The House will, tomorrow, vote upon the
ulsuuTeeHeUb Vi Jnt Deuute W bHelE ouoebi-
tute for the Kansas admission bill, and will
not recede from their amendment. Every eff.
fort has been used to prevail upon four demo.
Gratis to recede, but they are as firm as the
most steadfast republicans. Only one of the
anti.Lecompton democrats is likely to be
brought over. There is no reason to believe
that the Senate will. at any time, yield
ground. They have gone as far towards re-
conciaton in the proviso recognizing the
right of altering the Constitution, as they
ever will. After a conference, it is possible
that the House may recede.
The third Kansas Constitution will be sent
to Congress from the Minnesota Convention,
after three or four weeks. This will compli-
cate the question. The Minnesota Conven.
tion has framed Constitution, under an act
of the late Territorial Legislature, which act
Gov. Denver has declared to be illegal, null
and void. He did not veto it, because it was
not sent to him three days before the day to
which the session of the Legislature was lin
tied; and, according to law, the act was null
and void by this reason.
Neither the President nor the Senate will
recognize this new Constitution, though it
may come with the sanction of the popular
voice. As the Lecompton Constitution was
regularly made, the Senate will adhere to IL.
The consequence will be that the House must
ultimately recede, or Kansas must remain a
Territory for some further time.-Cor. Char.
Courier.
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A RAT TALE.-A small, half.Scotch, half
English terrier, weighing l5bs., fox color,
and seriously inclined, which belonged to
the editor of the Savannah Republican, willie
in the office of cotton merchant, smelt a
rat, and soon forced the "varmnt" from his
hiding place. In desperate haste to avoid a
bite, the rat made for the first opening which
was the office window (through which goods
are hoisled) looking over the bluff, four
stories high, or about sixty feet from the
ground. The rat made the leap, and after
him went the terrier, needless of the conse-
quences. They both reached the ground
side by side, at the same instant, having Just
missed aIighting on big negro's cnnium.
Ere the rat could recover from the effects of
the jump, he felt himself in the jaws of the
terrier, with his spinal bones considerably
dislocated. The terrier did not seem at all
hurt by such tremendous leap, and he is
now more assiduous than ever in his pursuit
of rat-tails.