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baltimore gssd Ohio
49,


THIS Roas runs from wheeins 70 Bsltimore fs7s
missJ and 70 washington 400 miles, and presents
ths fullest sdvanages both fright and passenEsI
iis Il runs throush Eid and romantic ri0ns u ths
tI-greuia7 Ard brinT soaIy constructed cosnpistey
s1upped and ozrefuly Managed d one o ths most at
active ard safest Railroads n the United states Thf
Centrsi Ohio Railroad, from Columbus nd Esa-svet
wesuns unies this rosd win an portions q the Wes'
Tr5r osLv TrfEoUoH TTcEETs FRon EEnrPHrs.
LouIs-rI-IE and ST. L0uIs % the NATIONAL Me-
raoPort ~ are sold u This road which rms direct Is
Wsihsnsen siEeat p ssias 9. psssins tasoush sati-
cb4ch.d - y7ssh inEtcu lFuIn iis OHIO river.
Ez-By tie KAN. ROUTE srou AeTaqhis, tsks the nal
steamers running eAAy - Log.,s esnleeilnE thers
usfl sts thsy arve to conIect with ths o.
TIffs aami Rasir,sd cor Columbus, connect ns taers
vine B7eelins. - the espress tram Or this rcuts
ne line oa ennps TO s~it1iors snd % TasEinsro6
Is T-ss tAan ~ ho1fss
Rsfiosd Rsuts-
rs-P.sseBssrs srom Eoaphil soing EAST thr.azh s.
r. ssu hay rorh ficsets y th= Eait tnora and Ckic
Tnsanapois ETC.. . Wheelias sFsr ~ new Ohio and
Hsvisvirpi and cunnn-cfn< Reads Ehsse connections
A. IN airsct ac the time fos 81 louis 70 Baltimore
by this souts may hsf = tba Aaut sDdsr To- Plan.
tess House a. the fUewing r1tes. Frcm 81 Eruis 4
R.lfiuia-e SIS; 10 EastluSto1 s1s.
AZ Whc-uz the paszcnEer tste. tEe suoer,- csrs q,
tha Bsrors and Qhis Rsro.d rhich ie-ve tdres iiel
daily fur Batirnor= Washurior Pnusdeiphis and Neu
1ora Alr--sh n - - - llrl -lctlcil8 st1fr11
F0r szfstg spesd su ATTY beauty of he eoantry and
comfgrt t11= r-s Il ssc0n1 % IN TIC Union
FnEIGHI1- - This couIpsny Possesses he iar1esi
surncnt y any Raj mad r. ch- Unit-i Stsses and 4
Vrcpsred = q irmenss business a. tran-portztion
rhe foa skts immediate connection the wharv-s and
the stree.s % Bat tn0re With ths Railroad Phiizde
nhla sre N-w forz stesners ~ Ericssus and BALTl'
rfoRE STEAMSHIP Lines By Canal and Sea 20 \ =
Torf and b. neE rchants' and aners' InH 70 Bosto
steamers 70 Norsgf Chsrieston. savannah &c. Ri
nsricuIars So fseiehi tar Copies of hch nay b. hst
the F0rssrlag houses n the vest :. B. Fszn
ReosirinE ami Fcr7Tsr'ling AEezt At Wheeling.
M s. WOODsfDH,
aasfsr o. fransportatlon. Ealtirnnr
THROUGH TICKE1es losiu= n holders = stop
say point and feauu- neir seats a. pleasure nay ,
purcS SD a. the company's Of1ce No 10 Jer- rsot
.trsst eosrs Vast OF the 0onnrrcisi Hcts MemDhl'
irne25-is w gsRIN Azent
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Hasintss 0ar0s

!. rtr1ceasl.o. iczks. c.-sl11i--5. ~coD.ses1ll Z
r. FFTzgEnstD : co.,
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DIR. 2. L. LASKY,
PhysIcisH, Surgeon and AeceHrher



NETHIs TzEN.
cnos houz from 10 o'elock h, Ead fr5ra 70 :
o'cl0cE. p. n.
gTTHAEKFUL. FOR the tfnd psiroazFe hsTetof0re tx
.suief 70 ne take psssurs 70 ln10rm Eny custom
ers ans tss pznc IN general hzt Il y not ny IN eDtor
to5eare this CITY a. hAs been reported, End thE an
yeT rady b zftsnd g. al % Internal end ersrn6
Diseases aad thstf psrsd 20 undetaEs te 70 1s
Ifcat 0oerstiaus and accoucau1 MS ard that DO no
rle cai0Fei suy P-epsrsti,a q 1aercy n dsfzssF
Whstev@r-
seerei diseases are erred IN ~ oan uehod n Eaeh
ear A. not interfere With ne bu8iness of the pa
tent sad thst 40 rot any nsrrury n IL treat
fneaf q TIE sane.
Par ghe fsoEinz Rheuustis-n, A-thri=is. Eeurzizis
Nervous Hesdsche sd Tophs a.. Pars~sts D-Spep a.
onsi.y o. the Liver Sp'nai Carv=.urr ard Weaknrsr
UIerns Disesses Hi3B-, Tu115r Af61s CT white Sw'n
ing Deafn IS WcI as 81 cease- of the an azrs
lreag-rh0ss chS-osis Sfertity. Sp-r1ztSrrhea &C.
A. or 1av di.eaze fhaL require e1tir regulation q
fe ssd nerroes srsieI1 1se taF s-gnat9 : &c ri-
treatment shtch uni-srssy known f5T ~ prleiiea-
bnity
sF.sr prsctioo Of Ten ys.rs stsf Fhys c.aa snd
prsotsr q several hss5i as 81 Gsrm=ry- E11 eiehi
van pr4ct1s IA Ia Unit-i satss Te9atEt oa as
puysician S-rEe1u azi Aoc55cher t. sudceaty o1tab'
Nsded IS 10 use 10 farther ocuaH-1t-
dar25-daUiv u =. =
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8 a s9is as Sc "a O. ss % Is CO.'S ass aIIs 50
sIs csa s9 Is - q % go % q oo1s % Iss %
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According to The Official returns Of The
Treasury D-Psr msnt, the national debts am
credits Of the Uaited stes, in account with
other nations, stand - follows:
CRFDrrOR NATIONS
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Newark Machine Works, Ohio.
PORTIRLE SsEaH saw HILLS.

rTNHE su scribe, Asrnt and III asier Aschntt IN the
a above estsolishm n. is prept ed sad &c irca- ~
turuih the sboge Nils. ard Eluds 81 Mzchio- ~
upoR fan Eu-raEtss AMI nlcds ing prices Re has
pat into cssf operstiln u his Portable SaH
Huls fsr C0l a. r. VII isns GslloEsy's suit-f,
fbs Nsnphis and Ohio Rasrsad ~ mlles uetn uphis
vhich via shur ior itsslt exssllsncy. Any oder
eft With Col. v q iEms w b promptly net, 10 Vbon
References are made. n. D GRAZ. y
spI-ins
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EMIGRATION Owing 70 an unfortunate con-
bination Of circumstances, the growth Of Ar
kansas in population, wealth, and enterprise.
was for saries Of years retarded. Those cir
oumstancss have, however, loog since passed
away, and the tide OF emigration has II length
begun 10 dow Ia this direction. Our state is
rapidly filling up with men Of intelligence,
character and means, WHO, tired Of worn-ou,
LAM h the OLD S.stes, and allured by the many
advantages which comparatively new couB-
tfy atf2Ids, ere hss.ening hithsr to reap the
golderilsTvrst from a generous soil. IN tep
years from 70 day The face Of the country viii
nave Gndsfgous an aiuost entire. change The
stately feresis vii, ,hsvs given place to smiiirg
fields the nsrshss and bogs, row impossible
aod sssiess, VIII be drained sni put ~ ealfiss-
ttoey silisges. Hifils, nauusaetories, rhurcfIes,
srhobis, ana residfDces will spring up in ulse-s
ptw onli known as shs,haunt Of the desr ard
osLer Wild shi,nsis and tracts Of eonrtrT nov
solitary and oesolase, will BE alive and ani.sa
With busy sid prnspsrsds popplafion. r ~
roads sill tTavsTseifiA eoaHtfF Ia tirsrg firAcs
tion, he nsvigstIon If our riVrs Rili q in
p aved and he wsai'h of ths ststs 4 q saetf
'ho s'ra foid CAD srs 7ff5.il5
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\ Good Chanee fOr a Esarter

Will trade iva L IS teprpved, On cao-ey ~
foT Staple 6os = or f.r EezEes tor riIc asrs sp-
piy N o 6 aUsPHREY. age ?.
On TIE os-ner sfcaasey st. I'D sro~-'s AVenoe-
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EAAsE aAFS rs.

vi VI The hcass q fssrs ? r. Clark n Co., where
teaches tha ecisn Art OF Paning. Orfutal Glass
Pa.Et.nE, Patchaauis Parting Als8 every variety
emors' tery w u Fruit aad Fiavers, la her sUbos
ING. Ars auiiiva so tezehss he Ar q DTartpE
all st.mulnE y np-r.i plan. feh2l
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4. 40 @ 81 o . 10 % "a 8 IS . IS .
=. : . ? = . . % IS 8 IS . a . ? $
spa . . O8IIa o d . % os . . o 5 .
q 8 . > e sois o 3 eos Oeii IS y 50 e 5
:. e s51s o II 3 o $ e . 3 a s. 81 $
I.ssis . . S7ss o $ GO 8 8 3 . 100 .
3 = s3is o q 50 o 3 o ss % s 4 8 ls $
slIs cso 0as Soo g % o8sO % q 90 IS % Iss q
n One sses7s rsas~lsls vssEly. Per snnsn, $50 o
n ~ szs.r-s. rss-vssls vsssiy PsT saaaHa. 8 @
fsfoe Week q 50 o.
- Al sdy,rtis.sezfs rsquirud C bs kept On seesns
pege. czARsED Ar EEv EscE BAY, .ne on tsird Pase,
~ Idve1tisoasuss airets . b disp,ayod, Or set n
~ Tssris sdVe-tssT Il = ohs-rsd sxtrs for oocr-
WIS spsce ourtrsrt and waea LARsE TTyE 4 re-
suree e = ssed y ~ sveT.issre7 Kept On Hsa g
- xssry ss.erissrs vi bs eas-Ess sztrs atrsu,sr
stss faf waste, Rsass, Removals. coPArtsershp No
n TzxssIEsr kDTEETEsFss ssvs1 NJ Fan roR
N 1DvAEcE.
Enlsss ty special contrast.
n Advsrseusuts 70 b inserted IL the Wesss 5sper
onY, irreEuar isterrss In ear 81 the pspsra vi
b chErrcf Al ps- soEzrs for every linzer.lor.
n kunauscing csndlaatss for Stase CouzsF asd Eu-
rt1p4 Onous, - sEak, g - pad n sdvs-os n sTcy
iaEfsnoe.
- Al savertissueats for Chssisssss Ins.itasisns,
Fs Com7snies, Wzrs, IsEns sid otAe- Puto Neeings.
;C b ehHrfed hzif prfos-
n Marriages EEc Dz.-As pEelishea rsgs hui
oslEres, IibUtes q Ressct snd Fuuerui IuFiiEii0us
otr-r advertiseueHts.
n Al Lsssi sla Frsasssnt ksYss..ensass IN y
bErged ty tie inserfisu-
n EditoTAl EstiOss n Loell Csiunn w Be chsrsss
Z cents per liRs-
n No dsdEzion or vsTiat,oz WI ss rasds frsru the
eTsgoing rates
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A TT0RHET At Law. Anz-fa Tunica COUNTY, Mss b,
~ riTl attend the paTs NJ O. tzxss ris7tfo fon q
lard eths frrsirsf o. - flr tsE-s snd zlI promptly
ntted 70 tbs exzliuEl7a II isHd ttes m TIE ooantes
Il Turica Clah5ua B3ivar and We hingtJn.
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IAMEs m00RE

A TT8REET AT Law E~nphis, TeuR References
~ ACssrs Ws-d Z gones, Philips Whit, Lamb
Young 4 O.. EoCieuShzn. TrousdEie Dill. Eilscn s
Putnam Miles 0-e7 $50 Z n Avery, $50. Msmrh g
O8os. - statrs Al TIE c1rner O. Nsia and Esdizo-
streess nxi cocr ihe esyoso Savings IHstitutlon.
r-fT-dfv
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IA EAvxezss sssa a. :, Essgst oF.,g ase
lies 80 81 - ezs ssslS
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". 9. WEATHERFenD,

-, -. ~ - - = =. :. = -. - E.p,
y leon. AK.
Refs- 70 A WRIGHT CSC ead Ool. 9 fsFnsi Aegl
rkis Judrc 3 L Carufhers, supEene Courts X g
Fastnsn Eso EashVuies Esior . A He1rys CisrEs
Vile Tenn ara Ges r B sIsur-oy. Desss e., krE
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. = - - . = 70 :
SCOTT L DsYRE.

A TI0REETS AT Law AND SOLICITORS N CHAN-
~ CEaT, N mphis- Tenn Vii pra tce their rrnfes-
ion n ell the 11s bed 10 the civ n=u1his an the
Eup-ene zad FadeFs C5urts a. isek Prompt atteu-
si1n z - EiFs1 81 Gains fer clcti0n - trusted 20
theu one nst door the let. up stairs. in tht
WsrEar .nrf Main z~raaf
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TUST re lived n - u rinl& s5uth CAralils "A
u So-ih Ctnliaa. and Glsr-is AnonT ne -
one - r.t Heeh.uici sad H01ss ServiEts -
Wu be soia isE for c. h.
aTar1- rfrref
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CARD.


THE partnsrshlp IN tz isctioe o the Ts, heTetoin
i -xst1nE b-tE.en s1iiv-n TrescErii Z Foilintine
8 this dsy dispslvsd ggiy ., 1857.
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TREADWELL & vOLLINTINE
A r1ORNETs Al Law. Hemphis, Tenn O1ao, 10
% Is grs rseu strset np starr second door East o
lrrayrasrotzi p 81 ius-dauly
- rrswr----.-....................lv =. rn.zrn
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NToRTH - 8 "a So 80


A. O i-zrt. cs1re-tt vi D aicniEsa ~ trai rar.
l-arins tls sise splz fo- Dtroi. Eifrsrs pa
~ hastsr tfha y 80 r. -. Tn. art n EE-terr
aad A ilfic Citi-s- OaT. tzl ca rses % -
FARO q Nit N p re- t-ou = . Aiban-. aEs
fur fran "a rsts GsE T5rx Tilss fos "a q q ~
York ae lu~s C1luaceg al 5z1i1Val vita Oni1 laf
n sisFD3 r. irosd ron 81 Is1is sef riaes nes
PR q. With traus % "a Fsrra Haze, s'tln @u1 -
10 Rtr-zd- trd q rzlqiis Laci7vle ana Cinsl1-
sri; - pers--r. vita uatl ii7e Ex1r--- isr Gzl-t
aad ni-ita-the at 81 clnne tfE Eith t-zlnt .
Sp-inzdelt, EEpca Rcz Isi flt Bufs E-9n snc Q ln 3
Al .r-ils f0H Csiry n-ct a. Sa itov1i y . ne
Ono AMI Nissssppl lr.lrs for 81 Lozs anl ci1cia-
raj
ne Uincis Ce1trsl Esfr1ad CsE1snE hsse s-tie1 D
their Rol ing - tseary -ups st,tro siret rz
ears o. which WI sfOrts5'y bsrfa sstT p4sIa-
g-rs.
Throgx=E1 Tickets.
Eifhsr bg S'es1boaf Uis ~ Lous szs fhenes bg Ral-
road o~fs CGsno ald tscs by Rair0cd 70 ~ pofafs
North
sol Or on IA. mi s1Fing ho.-s % stop a. any
rolt and rssrle heirs4ts A. pis1sure, anf 81 lrfur
uati0a resp l7g the r1ur nv Be ures On ap1ca-
tin q rhs Comp -v'sUds = IS Jei street doors
Of ths corJusrrisl ho+-i. Nfuyhis.
TTLLIAH NORM Ageut.
Pr rinal7 cssFaT al Oh "a Ms issip-i Rsiroafs
en- lzi rl-d Ia e 1f st-l5ia -. mari4-iy
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NOTsCE.

rs IN sJEDsE has retsraet from New York
u after - ienoe % sire m1ni Is and hss e-scted
sors astoundirE cures IA thst cry he has taken
co. a. NJ q Ee1rss street be Hain and second
str cts vii -slme the pr1ctlc7 Of Nc1ciuc, rhere
h has flr a csi-5rnla- C8uDoTads. Al ceis at
tease TO- day aizht A. be intends lo-sii yerms
s-fv r Nsrrhis. zni from the great succ.ss be has
had 10 nsst q The vsruE- 81 easE ~ think
b. shold lfsrai psir5ueg from the 1lfEsns Q;
Hs7psis fsns-lir
- -, s.g5--l,r.-
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VOLUME K.---NUMBER 81.
9 ransportati0a
NRgPHIS AND 8BEFSIaF

~ W = y IL - ''N
cBAPf E~TtlN MACON
WHINING ON
LrNCH HoffRG
PtIERSRrRG
~ ASKING B4Trl a0sE
P3iLAns tp<j
NfE YoRK
/ Esiise r. sen slaip,-I s-t.---s :
- = = - - ~ st.-i.s, I, ~ -, ~, ~ E.
. t.-a ~ - s-la- bst ~
TN 40 ~ aft4. r, mn N. a.
,ss,se "a - - r. tsrisi 81 - ir.ass sr@t-r
: p asfsasrr ~ n-r-ss ; .iass- -e-rnyi- ..
- iass ae>t - = sf-ysafs
c~'t.. 81 sls.- 81 - = e efsre - ~
49, p !. sss-,s ''.T - ,...- ~ p.
- r..tsh -..-sg.s ssa' Y .s.1i- = rae-.
- - rennfs' 80 A. = ~ . r-isi
~ e ~ stf Tsklsse,-,- s-spsl. ssry
7'ttE - ~ 2 - -f-tf---
ffE acc -2ootTfoS TE4IN easv- Nsr,urf 3
ttlfiI -i,tfsrt 81 d. } = f5 gnocfa-
tta - -. s'spt e 80 snf r 20 So c-.t.s
Ssssx s r9s'sl.s 81 =. .., e :, -.
- - Z f-1,-.l - sirr a % p - srinss 7ari
20 - p ee . - N.--is
(. A. Poeah..atas sfha ,si --ski- IRE q r abe.
<'Dey - =. thfr 80 rna cfunl-us shs
'sFeazs Ab-r - @ a.as !. -,s 4 tss ss--bsrs e.
'i.sss g9,.. = ~ ~ a-s,e .eie 30 60
ssl1t nR = rQy B,l1t f-irs5 al ~. GzVfnaL
KY osEs p G rnaassii.i ~ and 8 s1sEali.aa
~ VII b. level osp hrnf-st uanras %
N'sz - - tee ~ p c-rfitf a. "a fszs ftef s
- t=ss ros, ue--au ~ n pisa-neer % case 81
~ rpps7ywi No. tauSriTss res1ousioie f5r a.
sre5 lnc'rot -xee-iinr { ~
Aezr1es. ub-u frsas ny ais7 -. 1ust have remit
- = fhe - nt 20 owaed he7s - - aui speriryiu
- 1ry AZ - frsy-t ty rslr ~ - ~ nat b
t.rriet ~ ti-ssf sfl-le 49, hsas Eigi1 theT Be
reoeisefon ths uucss n lr s-as- - 49, i.I-
~ or x'osn q N ricset 6Esnt Casi5cs- az 6hsr
persan % Eoueh for genulnessss o. pe---if
PC 1aEs.
Gensral 5upsri1-an andsnt
GraEs
1lrerlrferfie-f rf ~ran1rr~fr after 4raHfr
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g ri.h -IaTPrIsIeg 10. --ssLlsalIg


sea'ee with surPrisieg cclsfity eeldentlg %
efaslns Of tbs keehest alarm.
Briowths plsntatien are = eaaSer q eest
AEellii e, th- prernIsesf Z = I'm fhe waller z
qaietly hsadei. A. fhsz sye tryrnd ,ht 3
rRca Of the earreot, ne fedcss Of eaeh eaeIrse
: private pond. TIE surfscs rs smooth e. > MIR
Tor, from fwe - thfee fsse dsen. ard fesrff
reaching The -aprs 10 som.. N oceRhsHis
'sere yetF-msiring when We were crer fhtre,
and appeared TO Be beensagrd vefy nsch - ihev
you'd bave been nndsf ordipsry circaansts .ees
ri hin he open door of o.'e- 3 rvauan sst qssis
city sewing, snt On the sslis1iea %, ard <ith-
y, srvrFgl psopie sgsre t. be seer eiftirg o.
waking, and entsrprfsfrE. ~ rrIi - rhi'e-
sophicel sp3risusn, fishing wi'h scocpaefs n
iheir kitcnes serd-us A. b. atsps es rsrh
were tisd horses nr baats to ss-isf The fsse'iv "
Ia goii z % tie kisrhe-s snd other nsr's - - :
nrfmises fhssa psopie hsVe =, fhei-n- ceif
trnce 10 the 8 reng-h ofths iev-s ~ ass,-s 'hsfr
silsi she rsss 81 fh~ ps--r, - -o'-i-g fhrapsn
ne pfessut oe~ning. :. viii So gradnsl thsf
b~Y $50 ks care Of ihmsrlteS
fafre % ; colsiHs,sl crowd cfisaiss sd gep
ifnen frem lhe city At +he erevsss.. spd Il =
byrar he most peppisr snd f.shi spshis rssnr'
+ III tiinr. Il WiH pr-hshiv rot long coT'i'ne-
housb. ~ snsFge-ir measures are being take
20 eipseiE-E o TSps Delts
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=. G, ,FLcunsoE--..-.--s- > , = hAaEAisA
FL0ERNHT 4 FARtsELLEs
A TrGRNATS At LAE aeaphss- Tennes - c1lce
a seosns street Brfhe BniiIing EoTtkszEf ooTDeT q
.con-f soEsre ju2-iiy
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s. Helm


A TTORTETs At Law Eszpais, ToEnss-e. one
p a ssuth side - Co=rt square, doors East q IL
Hirrr sEuk isrf2-tf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-12

The OLIGARcHY is an appropriate name for
the slave power Of this country--for it is emil
nently the government of the few and it is
not so much wonder that the free States war
upon the slave institutions, as that the free
white people of the sayeholding States will
allow the institution to remain for a single
year. The whole power of slave State CEN
tres in the aristocracy that own, breed, sell,
or steal negroes-the few capitalists while
the free, non -slaveholdng people, if black, are
absolutely nothing in government, and if
white, are very near to nothing. BY the
census of 1850, out Of white population in
Virginia of S9460 persons, the meagre num-
Der Of 1874 ''planters' goes to make up the
slaveholding oligarchy proper of the whole
State.
We give the number in Virginia. because
that may be about the average In the States
In some it is relatively very much less, and in
Others the proportion Of shareholders may be
greater. Probably less than one in hun
bred Of the entire population of the United
States are at all interested in the ownership
of slave property-c less than one in
four or five hundred, to any reasonable extent
How humiliating the consideration that the
destinies of our country have 80 long been
controlled by such contemplate proportion
as this, throughout its whole extent.-Neto-
6Vgport Herald.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-12

JEFFERSON ON SLAvERY.-In the 7th volume
Of Bancroft's History Of the United States, page
SO, is the following testimony as to the views of
Thomas Jefferson on slavery :-"Illness detained
Jefferson on the road, but he sent for considera-
ton paper which expressed his convictions, and
distinctly ioreshadswsd the Declaration of INDIE
pendence. Enumerating the grievances which
affected all the colonies, he made special COM
plant Of wrong to Virginia. For the most
trihing reasons said he, and sometimes for no
conceivable reason at ALL his Majesty has reject
ed some OF the most salutary tendency. The abb
clifton Of domestic slavery is the great object of
desire in those colonies, where it was unhappily
introduced in their infant State. But previous to
the enfranchisement of the slaves we have, it is
necessary to exclude all further importations
from Africa yet our repeated attempts to effect
this BY prohibitions, and by imposing duties
which might amount to prohibition, have been
hitherto defeated by his Majesty's negative; thus
preferring the immediate sdv antage of few
British corsairs to the lasting interests Of the
American States, and to the rights of human ma
ture deeply wounded by this practice
The ,words Of Jefferson were universally ap.
proved and the convention to which they were
presented by PeytOn Randolph came to this res
olution - After the FIRST day of November next,
we will neither ourselves import, nor purchase
any slavs or slaves imported by any other person,
either from Africa, the West Indies, or any other
place."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-12

MILITARY.-The Boston Light Infantry, (Ti-
gers) Capt. Charles o. Rogers commander
numbering seveny-lour guns, passed through
the city, last evening en- route for New York, &C
companied by Gilmores Brass Band. During the
brief stop Of the cars at the depot the band graf
fled the assembled crowd by playing several
pieces Of music in fine style, for which they were
greeted with hearty cheers. The corps will be
received this morning, should accident oc
cur, by the New York Light Guard and detach-
ment of the seventh regiment of New York Mill.
tia, whose guests they will be during their So
journ in that city, which will be until the 18th
On their return home, they will be met at the de.
pot in this city, by the Worcester Guards, who
will escort them to their armory and entertain
them at dinner
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-12
LOCAL NEWS

FRUTT.-We understand that the prospect of
an abundant crop Of apples in this section is very
promising. Peaches. also, are looking very well
where the trees are free from the yellows. Cher.
ries will hardly come up to the promise Of their
very abundant blooming, though there will be,
probably, more than average crop. Peas
are bearing but very little-less we think, on the
whole than in any other season for the last ten
years Some kinds bear tolerably we'll, and, as
the number of trees has been SO greatly increased
of late, the market will not be destitute, although
he crop is a comparative failure
MANNY'S IMPROVED REAPING AND MOVING
MACHINE.-In another column of this days pa
per will be found the advertisement of Messrs
John P. Adriance & Co. Of this city, manufac-
turers of the celebrated Nanny Moving Machine
and Mower and Reaper, combined The reputa-
ton Of this machine is well established, it has
some off triumphant over all competitors, in so
many contests upon the harvest field, that any
praise Of its performances would seem almost
supelAuous Three years ago, when the manu-
facture of the Nanny machine was commenced in
this city, by the present enterprising proprietors.
who own the patent right for nearly the whole of
New England, other mowers had the field and
but single Nanny machine was sold in the
whole Of this large county, containing nearly
sixty towns but now the tide has turned, and
the Nanny machine is the cue most inquired for.
Standing upon it, own merits, 1t has gradually
worked its way into favor with the farming
munity until now, when, with the additional i'm
proven nts made the past season, it has taken
the lead of all the competitors, and stands, by
almost universal consent, at the head of the list,
for its perfect adaptation 10 all the varieties of
New England grains and grasses, and of New
England soils.
The price asked for the Nanny machine is only
Bis, and, with the reaping attachment, combin-
ed SIPS; and when it is considered it will accom-
plish the work Of six or eight men in a day, that
a pair Of light horses or oxen can work it with
ease and cut an acre of grass an hour and work
ten hours day, the farmer who understands the
use OF figures may readily calculate the saving it
will be.to him, to have one fthese machines.
Messrs. Adrance & Co. have. during the past
year, manufactured about six hundred machines,
giving constant employment to a large number
Of hands; and from the rush oforders which dai.
ly pour in upon them from all parts of New En-.
gland, at the present time, it is pretty evident that
the demand will be very large.
The advertisement specifies some of the advan-
tages and triumphs of this machine, and to it we
would refer our agricultural readers, as being the
best service we can render them, they are look
ing with pleasure and satisfaction upon the heavy
grass crop, with which their fields laden, and
calculating how they may cut and cure it in the
most speedy and economical manner.