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Swunnts Msbtinen.
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2lu8 Nbll,1sNlnre.

GuuS SD!tNSy VI UlC6s
teiIt Gster6ef6pfrteu, @elbIunt, DiSpepTs, q6rprt3@sntA
uerpGfseS draGe. Manatl an @erbduuns,8 lGtrngtn. 4ftnA
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uub 0unaenleiben, maIGt psn qsber- Dbsr MGgenfran eiten
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VuUlEH EfTttlCT WtIU IH VpAt NH tAthHS
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II Der Trsts rer Iiaife 50 Gents pber = 6laiGensfur S2.5O. ,
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uab 294 uub 296, NprD 2. { traee; XGuom, Hdtr y. g.
No. 3 Snt 3. ct. ue @de tl =, &Glpnttn.
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&orens 9. . 4 betlse id,
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$40 OuBeno cure SrInpfe dIer SDrten.
$40 Dfunb kp1tenttbreap) pGnfsDtrns
300 Ddf Ttn6) 9TefnIoein,
loo S1pt-9 Observation-Disclosures,
1000 Ibaler N'srFb btltae Drps(JSprs, McuHeIta, &attun
GiH1bRn Ii. {. N. 80
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TrdninNra8e, Sir. ISL
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erSfuen ettn ibr ueues Eager prn Suwsliers, gCIt. nntsStf.
err l6ddrsn, 6erbfs unb Diutfr"Wlpoen. uucsbtetttli sI&e u
biGiesn Yreifsm sua Sdut an
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-01-28
Cbolrf YorIrg.
Labor.

Toll swifgs the axe and forests bow,
The seeds break out in radiant bloom,
Rich lfarvests smile behind the plow,
And cities cluster round the loom;
Where towering domes and tapering spires
Adorn the vale and crown the hill,
Stout labor light: its beacon fires,
And plumes with smoke the forge and mill
The monarch oak, the woodmah's price,
Whose trunk is scanned with lightning scar'
Toll launches on the restless tide.
And there unrolls the flag of stars;
The engine with its lungs of fame.
And ribs of brass and joints of steel,
From Labor's plastic fingers came,
With sobbing valves and whirling wheel.
IT'S Labor works the magic press,
And turns the crank in hives OF toll,
And beclons angels down to bless,
Industrious hands on sea and soil;
Her Drowned toll with shining spade,
Links lake to lake with silver ties,
Strung thick with palaces OF trade,
And temples towering to the skies.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-01-28
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There's a winsome Little Maiden

There's a winsome little maiden
With wreath of sunny curls,
Glowing lips like summer rose-buds
Dainty teeth like glistening pearls;
And her form is ike fairy,
And her step is light and free,
And her heart is full Of gladnsss--
Bonny, winsome, pretty Fannie.
Oh there floats liquid splendor
In the dewy, violet eyes,
And world Of mvstic meaning
In their dreamy glances lies;
And her warbling voice sweils upward
With wondrous melody,
For her heart is full of music-z
Bonny, winsome, pretty Fannie.
ohi.she dweIls among the flowers,
And she loves the glancing stream
Aud the dew wreath and the rainbow,
And the stars that glow and CLEAN;
Aud they WOO the gentle maiden
With their silent witchery.
For her heart is full Of beauty
Bonny, winsome. pretty Fannie.
There's a magic in her presence
And her wondrous beauty seems
Like the fair. ETHEREAL visions
That bewilder us in dreams;
Aud our hearts are ever trembling
with thrill of ecstacy.
For we love the little rnaiden-s
Bonny, wiusonr.pfett Fannie.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-01-28

Mr. Fmery d merchant Ia Alba
nv . few days since took a gold piece
:,s,aa in 1899 from man who stat
"a fh.t 10 received ii the ydar it was
issued, and had kept it by HIM a. al
homo ever since. At compound Ia
,"rast,f1;s ,O fen dollars gold piece, in
vested at a legal rate, would have ,.s
brought nearly four hundred and M III
ty dollars, which sum was an entire
loss TO the holder. Such is the po-
Ifcy of boarding money.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-01-28

The State of Arkansas has elected
bnt Eve different governors since
1856, when it was admitted into the
Union. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-09

but seemed 10 eat and drink mu6 most OF
cus,omsd to do. being ap ar.nt that the guests had
been provided for, the C,unclmen and their friends
crowded around the small table and quickly disposed Of the
remainder their salts ac,ion the by no means
expressed diss net Of Mr. Van Tine who insisted that he
did not provide the COLLATION. for them alone but also fr
the ladies' His protesta,ops, however, avaled but little,
and the edbles and drnksbes disappeared with fa,ty.
Mayor nemann discovering the table WIS about
clear ed-that the United States officers had by acci-
dent been overlooked the invitations TO be present
About O'Clock the Pacba and his suite took leave Of
the company and escorted to their carriages by the
committee. The crowd outside had by means dimn-
hed either In numbers curiosity and eagerly pressed
forward 10 see the Turks. Cries Of (Which is her'
"Where's the Turk p' THAT him with the red cap,
"where's his wivesY' "Wonder whether he's got hia
million dollars in his pocket and similar exclamations
peculiarly democratic salued their ears, while most every
the crowd mstook Mr. Oscanyon for tho Pacha be
cause he wore red cap and walked the procession
with Alderman Boole From the City Hall they drove to
get their dagueeoypes taken and decided 70 attend the
Opera in the evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-09

which shall be q member. abide by the laws; Il is
only law breakers who fear their supremacy
Exercising the right OF afreeman of an citizen
have taken part in every legal election became
resident OF Kansas and have urged my fellow citizen,
all who really value the peace and prosperity of the
country above mere party triumph to do likewise ro-
GREETED that the Iecompton constitution, whole
rot srbDiitted to direct vote Of the peop 0. The
bers OF the Convention who framed decided other wise
submitted TO their action as legally constituted body,
and voted on the slavery clause Ny fellow
placed my name on tue state ticket for the Legislative
AEse mbyby the returns Of the election sent 10 John
Calhoun, President Of the Constitutional Convention, 1t
would appear tha. the democratic ticket has majority in
the county, and am = member elect TO the House Of
Representatives
have labored 10 make Kansas Q free State-working
chou der to shoulder with national who respect
the avs and in the event of Kansas being admitted into
the Union q sovereign State, il receive certificate Of
election as member of the State legislature threats and
intimdaons such as the above, emanating from few
fanatics-a revolutionary cabsl assembled in corner,
plotting treason against the laws and may be the lives
Of their fellow cxens-can have effect In preventing
me from taking my seat member Of that body, and
continuing TO my utmost efforts in peaceful, honor
able and legal manner 10 bring about that course OF state
policy in relation TO domestic slavery, finance public i'm
provements, education, &C., which, while respecting the
rights Of oil, WILL in my judgment be best adapted to .he
elm ate, soil and position Of Kafsas, and promote In the
highest degree the peace happiness and well being Of her
citizens. JOHN q. MII.AR-
wYANDorr CRY, x. T., Feb %, 1853
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Superior Court,-GenernI Term.

Theedoea De Wheeler vs. John II Morris et a.-,Iude.
ment reversed and Judgment ordered for piant de-
murser with leave defendant 10 answer within twenty
days, on payment Of Of demurrer and Of appeal
hrmed
Herman Huttemier BENJAMIN Acknowledgment
affurned, with coste.
Richard Little vs. Andrew Hodges Judgment affirmed
with coets.
Clark vs erifths et al Judgment affirmed with costs
SPECIAL TERN.
Before Hon. Judge Woodruff.
NcAeter vs Pond ct al.-Noton for discovery Of
tooks tnd papers denied With leave " renew, &C.
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NEWS FROM HAVANA.


Arrival OF the Cahawba-The Sugar Trade
Froaghts and Exchange Rates-A Heavy
Gale.
The United States mail steamship Cahawba, Captain
Bunosk which left Havana the I'd ins arrived at this
port early yesterday morning.
me Cahawbs has encountered continual porthery gales
with very heavy head On the I'd inst, about 80
miles from Havana, she exchanged signals with the
American bark Beu Burgess, bound 10 the norhward.
Fame day passed Spanish fgae underclose reefed fore
topsai evidently bound TO Havana
Al Havana everything very dull.
Trade quiet
Stock Of sugars $4,000 boxes, with some advance in
figures. Shipped in a week 25 600 boxes.
Freights improved in demand, but not in prices.
Exchange very dull London IL premium; New York
par, and NO demand for other NoI theTn points.
The health OF Havana has improved very much.
On the night Of the LIST inst very heavy gale from the
north occurred and did some little damage. The brig
Elizabeth Of Camden, on the morning Of the "a
inst wh less Of close TO The deck and foremost
n the cap.
Same day the steamer General COncha two days from
Nassau, arrived al well.
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s2s s2e sso, sS2, ss3, 49, sst Sse 5ss ase S4o S4i
Uyrup srA1r Drsrr oorRr-Noe l5s, $50, 81, si, rs
%, 133, 13b, 81, 45, s2
Summon oovR,-Nos 2es, s4o SEQ, Bl, 4s3, sls, 4l6
l02 tse, SOL SOC teT ais SAL 44e, +ee, 45, 2T ~ "a
69e t 472 bo4 1e4 $50 ia 4el .7s, tN, 2cc sS<, Ss
ass. 23o, All H.
Coxwov Prras-Part l-Ncs Ft 4A, 4se, llo SIC, $40
BAL 542, 543, 545 sac, 547. 4l2 i62, liz t2Sos
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suProsrD ABORTION CAsx.-rnformation received a.
the coroner's Office oeSay that young woman named
Annie y. johnson hsd died A10e New York Hospital,
from the effects Of abortion produced upon her by
physician having Office in West Broadway. Coroner
Connery proceeded 10 the hospital for the purpose Of hold
ing inquest the body but in consequence OF the
absence OF material witnesses he compelled 10 adj
journ the investigation until today.
ACCIDENTALLY DRowwp.-Corouer Gamble held an In.
quest yesterday upon the body OF named Michael
schngton who accidentally drowned at the foot of
Forty ninth street. North river by failing overheard from
the barge Mary Elizabeth. Verdict" death ~
Deceased 30 years Of age, and native q Ireland
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HEAvy FoRGERrEs IN Bosros.-A series of heavy
fofgeree upon merchant OF this city, came 70 light on
saturday and the offender arrested yesterday morn
ing. seems that John A. MAhan grocer on Tong
Wharf, has signed the name Of his uncle, BENJAMIN n
Mahsn, 10 fifteen notes. amounting in ali 10 si2 800
These notes have been negotiated the banks or by bro
kers On Friday, two OF them went 10 protest. when
forgery was discovered. They have all been me- Il
in the brief period OF six weeks. Samuel A. Way and
Wilder Esabrook are among the private parties who
have been victimized The forger disappeared last Fri
day but on Saturday night he returned 10 MS home
where he was arrested about O'Clock yesterday
ing BY officers Holmes and Lynch OF the detective force
No clue can be found 10 the which he has spent
the money.-BVsien Advertiser, March g.