davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1859-09-17

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IL FOREST, nL1NO1S.
The lata belonging to LIND UNIVERSITY. End nov
offered fur aale present favorable tndncemens to peEants
wishing TO cnioy the pleasures country Life within IN hou1s
ride Of the City Of Chicago.
They located II Lake Fo:e On The west rank Of late
Meh4 teytsd hundred feet nboTe the level ot tie
LaEe xtot1 twenty z miles north from Chicago beth
ndes ct the chicago and Milwaukee lLatuacs abound In
mnc1a1 and otter springs hnd natural beartl md h the
opinion Of our best phyaana the for hcahen
and residence be exceeded By the
shore Of In The Western country
Gne Academy building ftte dspasect q
Lind University has been erected tt past an6 y
In tncsil operation IN charge Of :. F. Miller T.
new Passenger Depot StoEc aud mose than doze1
dwellings haze beea eteae ed within the past year.
In addition to the regular through trains IN
ton train taking Passenger Communication tickets III ha
the egua fart leaves CheaEo eEery eECn md returns
ey morning thus aordiag bu.:nes opportunity to
saend Ae ay city md be With their families II night
good hoie hasteen opened and In succesz ope1aion
for more than yeaf past. =,
The Lake Forest Aeeas.on have slso tex lot* naoy
for farming PURPOSES lying The town. containing from
thseeta tsc, whrh will be sod PRICE,
md On uscal time.
The subscriber haa within The past sold over tueEt
thousand duit.fa worth uf the ts telonEng to the I'M
rersy znd Association and proposes TO h few nre lo
to persons Who will them f0r immediate improvement aho
cultivation.
Far further particulars apply to Pee4 rage No: =
tagen sztss q address him through 1he P9ss 0@ee be1
10 Chicago, Hh1oA- PETER rAGk, Agent.
mv6 fl
, 1859-09-17

IL City Clerks oaee, Chicago. September l5l9-
ulsc notice neseh1 evnto .ispesoas n.sTeted dSat
The Commissioner xrp tinted By the Common Council Of
thc div Of Chicago the OF Seveu thousand
Two Hundred Hoa upop he Isal s1t.te N "
Id m4e.dzm:1ine chan .venue from Chicago ayenue
bEdxe to The Eoadxay II Milwaukee areuue. nave com.
pet thtl1 assessment and maze stsn taeseos 10 E Of
AnY person wishing to appeal from md assessment st
6lr their eheetsoua tn ~1ak In my oc before
NoncaY lie 4s,h tay ot September, lsaa II oeoek
sa the Common Council 1 that time tn the Com.
eIi ROOM heaF al oto1s to aatd 4a=enE1t Atd retse
~ 1s.sis1 Il KRE1sMASN. CITY Clerk.
, 1859-09-17

~ CITY Clerks omee, Chicago. sepsenher Ill. 1ss9.
ur,t pofrr i. hereby given Ill persons interested th.t
tlc Ceunss'aners appoaset h7 the Common t,osaa et
Ju ing TO owners cf real ts4ie In the North Ds!on Of
sid CITY, bY Of e1sent,os North l1.tsn .'rsss
It Cl.lk street, have completed their a+seaeor. and na
rytu1n Thereof 10 ny nt1ee-
NE ter ohfettion4 IN wrhlnx in my "Cee betcEe
Monday tie 9TH d.y Of sep ENTER lss ii oclock
as the Gammop Council Will at thai tina, In the Council
Room hear ali ohjtctps lid assessment a.d t.rise and
..:.iIt = A3A'41 '> Il. KE61sNAyy. City c1ert-
, 1859-09-17
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
RAILROAD.
The Capacity Of this Road l. equal 70 any In the
Country
THREE THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA.


THREE THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA.
Connecting ptrest In he Tnlon Depo. r'tsssStth Sh
5Ssa 1,n9E. ~ sy ha.
Ew: :. Id Fass Lines .hroaxh 10 Plaie7Ala With
0?s s1oaas Us ass ssssssea e.h Tain woodruff,
stpln9 c:5, to E,pIss. 4na ~ faa I2ias ise h!Rrss.
M W. TT;
Fost Line connect : Baltimore and Wa,hn9ton-
A,s i saa II
fs.k ;. II tyso r;A; {; p,,,.,., TIM.
At,t. y Ie'psaH q p l;a,s:s Az ,a u Ss~
s.x asy fa!ai*'phIs ri 50 Ys1s:.~o
a:I 1; ss.ssn NJ. n 9S& r., ~ ssn1,
buat Tekst.to HoA.on aEs good vA Norwich. FIJI Ees
fsxsts Ea:sxa1d nay b. os:.neI 1t any Of The Import
Railroad 0nces III The West aso on bas.d my Of o
": 4 e sas
ION, New York, bala:nore or Philadelphia
FARE ALWAYS As Low AS By ANY
OTHER ROUTE.
~ Ask for Tickets By Pttssborxh.-p
syi1aa;s Klifo.a to Chicago m7iesshls he
DIRECT IsE GkHaf nETTKEx1 S51aW:5f JE Easr AND THE
The connecting Of BY the kalss Eridxe II Fits
barsh, ssax aEaJ.se ., f*:axs t.ekh.. toesiher
~ s ,s9 e e
Pa1ties shipping EAs~ard Will and to thez advantass
Fes tsxxs1 er :hlpcax diree.!ns, apply to
b. a. A.stwa1t Ht:.' f<' uoye 1 c.. Subrnvle. O.;
IL $. HeEee Co, :t1s'vn:, o.: J. 1Shnsoa. Ripley.
Ss.s 4; fsssa esss, & e. st, & asst 's 4
ciunau, IL T.. Aehtsuu Aad!stn. lad: IN. akbA
sa: Sssss5 e:e SHty y r. s..?:.1t T. ,ss
jeha i. H.:,t. S1.h:i1e T<aa Mas llan1 Mss
91 IT, Na;pSy baue Il 81 II t. fa
as.nts Il Katir1s. II dttfenr Polats Ia the Wess.
The xrcate facilities ode red teE the prot ulon aud speef1
transportation u I've STOCK Md kod aees.rnmoa aatons
With sual privileges for persons iz'nx n eh7txe theet
FKEfGHT$ WESTWARD.
yth's Route FrtEh4 Of all desrrlps be forward
ID pm Philaie'phla New Iosk- ttoa "r Baltimore, e
LAY paint The as1ts q ohic hsntueGy. iadana LII
Pie PepnSy.ra1L, Rallrut a!+o connects IT. Ptsturx
viii r. BY whieh sps tan b. fr~a15ed to any p"r
;hs ~ Ags1ta1 Wet s5 T.
kansas aud Rcd k!vtEs and At C!eTels* San!r.fy sns
Chicago With to III pazts On the North" estet'
| kaSta. .,,
,beif Tl: 10 lh!s Company ca ssJ via eaaaa<nSs e'
TSs Hs.es q i,ssat to any ge.e. ia he ws ~ th
| charzra by ether Ea,lruad cnn pan!es+
H.. g III !; q, 9sas ss i'a '"
Pas1ies attending to the!f nWa shpsnero from me -,
viii nud it to their interest to cal the Aeets of th
Company she fo!cwip9 pcA eefors q et q
| r,ee: vtlh prompt attention.
E. J. speeder. rhllatelphl.-
N.srav koons, 20 NSnh sssres. B4,simose. r,,,.,
Lssss e: & S0's A"of A'a'e or Ss'1 south UNI
' Ieeeh c. 4 KIley stzee., Bo4son.
Gsa II Ffset 19
Thus 4. SCOTT. &;enerA sups-- A3toua- p. IN
, 1859-09-17
AIICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
1t1 GREAT WESTERN tcaNApA) RAILWAY
Summer Arrangement

Trains aTsthe G.1s Central Depot, foot f1ake stssf
Chicago:
40 zFe1ott Accommodation {Sunda,. e1eepted] ar-
ne Il LIE fnik So pm.
.Do a-Clactuna,i E, pre-.-{e1eept Suciays>-ars 1t
Ind anApolI4 +41 pm Cincinnati It so Eel.
Ed0 am-LkhsnInE EIpatH-{e1espt Sanda aysAarriEe At
pet.vlt Isl pm: sasisens.oa hEad9s, Or Ba1 10.
100 AM; Ab.ny TO pm. Nex York ~ pm.
Bu~ton i. At night,
s:oo pr5-Ses York aod nos1on {Sasustays
ezsis3:-sr1trc nj beirut 7:l3 an. suspend u
Frdkc tsuHa!o 80 In, Albany t:tQ An, New
" York 80 an. Boston ::io pm:
zoo pc-:lne:naasi and Lou!>vfs ExpTste1etTt Sat
urdly)-azrive 1t 1ad.annpou. 1t 40 atn, CEIa-
mil Il $40 an. L ulssi lc 4ak' pa.-
0u1r tran sunday 1t s.cD pm. The sho an asf
Railway for Eaaao and al fonts Eass; II onto With
tie Gsaa Truck Railway u kokston +n.ar Aaa.
tre7l Quebec aad all po,ts in Caaa Et Northern fef.
znnnk new Hampshire aud Aaine-
IS1k.1ke checked through.
Through Tickets for s7e Il the principal R4road afe~a
ia The NORTH aud West. and II The Companys ocx. 81
Dearborn street. ctseaxo. Z the depot nt or ke street.
+. u. RICE. Su. esateplent.
q. J. SeAlotx9 General r2RxuEef Asyna. te.l
, 1859-09-17
TITY OF CHICAGO-City' Col

~ 3tet0Ta Umot, Sep:tn1Gef is!, 1a9. -,
Notice hereby given that the following Warrants a1e IN
ny hanis for collection: . .~
Warrant No. ~ touth-For GIug. waIrx and Maeadana-
i1nk Mason street., from Market stEExt to Michigan
avenue.
Warrant 30. o01 Soa.b-For 1llng, cu,tirF aod paving
Couch laee from point 81 fe eat Of The east Aae Of
WaH1n, Nj. So. WeeFor eraalLg Rsat<n street from
the Southwestern Elanktuaa 10 t:ue ls!and sVtnue.
Warrant No. 4e4- Ne-.-For MAzdanlztnx Cana street.
from The totn cu1bins 1laadoph 1eet 70 The north
warrant So Id NoIth-Fot nlllne and curling a!ehlt
,eet feu The line Of F.snkhn tt1ees to TIT
rc oe MaTktt street AMI Market Atrce from the north
lne Of ktnx.e street to the centre Of Esia st1ttt
All per,ors are rcaarsed forthwith to m1sc payment Of
eaid as.ans my etce The samc viii be collected It
tai1 assea,ruecfa !. F, e. MUELLER,
.ca..gy4Oi CtT Collector
, 1859-09-17

~ E1J EEfE U1Gt&- EE3$t, EepE. u. I519-
Enb.c uase hereby Rtvtn 10 a fsns interested ttst
he Comm s.o1e's appointed By the Coauon Council e
The ttty 4 cea = Asetsan tna da-aee. "a eeoea:
sd ey of fs1tentsx adaaa a,esae tsn Ses1e q
sset s!ett no.aes direction n z & sas aoa sns n+ o.
dfd by he Co.aoa Ccnac A,eh :zA, l9sa. haye eoo-
pete, tl.!r asse=sae- and sde st1u1a thereof 70 ny
Aay persons 70 appeal toa ss ssseassoe:t rss
Mordsy lie s5,h d,y Of September 1saa Il !.
M IA CosE1un Council will II seat tEc. IN tho EounG
Room hea. al oseoos TO s7d Assessment Aad rsvs aad
confirm CT araul The s1z3e. .,.
r 3e..lGt L. h1ikI.AAl1. CsJ ete'A.
, 1859-09-17

n CITY Clerks Onee, Chicago. September :. 1s;9.
PpLuc notice Is hereby given 70 al persons Interested Ga
the Comm >iouer appointed the Common Council Of tie
civ u Chicago, Asses the Of Ekh five Dollars
(ts5 1o upon the rea estate III u. We Ds si"n de1md
Madison street has completed his a<sesneat and made Ee'
tcEn thereof to my 0mc-
Auy person vtshtnr appeal from nd assessment uust
o. telr ob,estisa. a xr'tnk T. ~ oee o. Or 9stoFe
as the Common Council Will II that lime. In the Council
Hoou hear III objections to kad aszeA1ent. md fesse
"; iM II. kRE1sMASN. Ctr Clerk
, 1859-09-17

TUCKER 6 RANDOLPH,
6ESERlz e0KKLSS10y MERCHANTS
No Loop,sa Bud!n.. eecer So1ih Water asd Cstkts.
Make advances Gr1r, Flour azd yo.s f:1 sa1a IN
f.hieseo ~ Ea1srn ua{ke.A. fel&kH-dsM
, 1859-09-17
4 SSESSMENT NOTICE.

n <City C!sFk' onee: chIeaso, se?s e: is:9:,
that he Cotmss:onefs ppolaed oy ths connoa Go99
NJ CITY ct EhlEo, to Ase.B the rum OF ~ea1l
Hundred 0o ausss uon tic real sstase "a tho soufh
ps.son oEaad ely deesaed benedtsed ~ Klnt eHsonE
rert to the cast curb OF Michigan hase
thrY sssts. 9g1t and u5:de tbeEeot tn my ouee
ANY persou wishing a?p: fsoGa sid ASSESSMENT mus
dc tEelr o,Jecon4 Ia ws.iIs. my tee on o. neiaEe
Woncay he 18Th day Of SeLtemtes 1ss II ot oeE Il
- H. Comrn Cuncil wi that time, in tho Council
Room he4. Ioas1o sad ad revise 7a
9f1 F.i03M i0gGtn " A"'' Il. HEsMASS City c.erk-
, 1859-09-17
rALENA tE CHICAGO UNION
parR04n

0a and aner M0xDAI. July u fs~s, trains vil lea7s
Chicako - follows. sands5s excepted:
from Crat:e ~ ri . p fos Galena Dunle!sh
sV pI fnr Dt1on Fulton, ced7r Hs,ds, ete 100 IN.
for Dt tK7lh E1kta. NeHensT> Geneva. Laks, etc.
N1 ekanxe ct carr between Eh}cAgu md punleih.
Sleeping ara On night s1atnx.
THIS plesan1est rorta to Tie Eesth.e4
l. F0RTER, Gen, PaAsagW A~. NH
, 1859-09-17
:: Corporation .Rutire8.


II CITY Clerks Omer. Chicago, sept 10, 1a5.
Public olce hercty xyea to Aipsssas !eiescst t1at
the Commlssloot appbinsd BY The Emfnea Council Of tho
City Of Chicago. to ths and benefits r.
city, By Of Tho extending Liberty street .lrtr III feet
vide through the t7et Of t1nd known The Herrngon
Tract" IN lhe 1t the h1ek bet vetn TK9ah and
North 4tzeeta from sates sfei sast line 1heh WI n-
ttrssx liz !an u ss1sh; otht1;y ason Ss1. TO NC
uent md raide seta.a thereof to uy oaee- =.
ANY pcf1pna wishing appeal fzum sali a.sessnent Erst
a. ies1 o.. e.uocs In writing. IN ny oee. Of te.ots
Mn7,4y Tie eth day Of septxm5es lsD :toeG r.
a HE Common Council Will th11 time IN the Council
Hoo kear I'll odectous to sa.d aslsec a2d scT!se A.
*sa-itt = Il. KRE1SIASS, City CIexk.
, 1859-09-17

" RAILROAD.
Ts.n4 for Milwaukee, ssava daily, Sundays excepted.
As3Aoa m, stoppuS II nj sta11uas.
At3.13 H., sfoVpAnk " principal stations
Caun<ctn9 at Mlla aakes With sefoase 7pd Milwaukee,
RaEuo, forming Tho only III t21lloaA nas lae1usae,
md The shortest ard quickest s. rsl md TIM
Northwest.
WAukeran AccornnnodatSoa train leav+-.t 5e5P.N
III NL.oYKLa, JK,Sux
, 1859-09-17

TT F, CRAIG & CO.,
L. coXxISsIoT KERcHAETS. j.
Gye aef s.cn;ve .ts9fPs e sas pesa:Ms - apa @ts ~
e:onrt- 'rntncs. jee16n1-d6eo
, 1859-09-17
DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE


PEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
No. 11c House AID TT On wabash asezue, near Hasnnn
'~EouIt. Lot IS by lt5 #. House rel finished With
~ .he modern snpEoreHents: Price *l5loo. canal
No. 17-uouse and Lot Mich ean avenue between Mon
re and hd.tn' kssec.s Lot s6 BY Ill +; Price
No. teo i. stats It. near asfdke const, west ftont
No. 1:o4s By 100 It. Taio Aho street near Cottage
:3Grure a!ea'1e- Pree &s per Il. oo loue time.
No.S: hne ctA w!!h god improvements In Eyanstou-
On casy terms Il ta1e. -
No. 1o-: Lota With ttaut,fa residence, In Hyde Park
Price Z: 20 tash. or st0oo on time.
No. 105-5 Lott pn 1rre and Lots Indtaua Avenue,
snoih of Hto 0t1ads ststet- Price rs per foot Gu
No. 121K Is 100 fnet on st,.a street bet wsea Pat and
Gsfor tssetta Il yth npnvenen.a. l,ise ss:9 -,
Price Is lte eath. -
No 1Is-Eew Re4ldenee with Lot On Eaaaoph-st neer
Ann-, r1iee tt,:l on time
No. 13t-ls ae7 ut Land with tne Grove On pat Of it.
:. northwest Of tha Ga,dea City Race T1ack, VII.
ctnncsroad running through tie tract. -Fzi-c sH0
per Acfa e-zh. Or AZ PER 4cre oa tine. ,-.'
addition to Tie s2oye we hase 70: rate o. to exehsnec
caoce rde1ce and bu lness property Ia al pats OF the
cty Also ne frsns md farming lind. IN til. md othel
States. .,- KEES, UEAMAS 4 co.
feta Eo.&6 Isats}se 1ttett.
, 1859-09-17

4 cSrcc1iENr ROLL. p

~ de.crnt.on Of the real tssate In the Socth nr-
m Of ths ety 81 CAlaz,L deemed benefited BY Eaaak
eurhnk and GavrHn. AiehE.n avenue fse NJ nne Ct
alton thereof and tbs sums Of rnoaeJ eeEefaty aea
tterrqn Tor benefits. By the Commissioners 70 VII:
FORT DEARBORN ADDITION TO CulCAGO
, 1859-09-17
G. Il. EKAY.
+. A. BRAGG. Comts-
J.B.F. KESSELL}
ChEearo Septeub-f eth, 1850. st6 uo&9lH


Z GSESCA AENI NO1lCEs
II CITY C ezks Otioe. Chicago, September :. 1859.
Public nouce hereby given to II eEsns Interested that
tie appointed hy the Common Council Of the
cir Of Clxo to tnt Of Fire Hundred and
Ten Doa ts5lo o upea the RAJ estase Ia the South
rou Of s1d cy. deemed b. nedttel BY fG{nS and
In9 .dtock Place from C1ark street TO Lasae Mreet has
completed h4 and made return thereof to mT
o:6ee.
Any pt..on w1sh1xto appeal from sid aasessne1t must
dc ther objcrtious n writing IN ny otc. on 0! before
NondaY The 18th cay Of September f9+ 1t O'clock
= he common Council will that time. In the Count!
Room ali ohtecous 10 ssd assessment and Esstsa md
confirm or annnl The sane .x
Thf II N.
, 1859-09-17
Try C0IJECTOR'S NTOICE

TTY COLLECTORS NTOICE.
Not1es Is herr,Y xtren to Ill p<r,opa labe to ths
p5Tuent or the assessments fae eIencins Lasalle street
from pteset 4rlQus Il NaGsno 1tsss outh to Jask
son et1e pcr Wanaht 20 South dated June lh ISM
that Uple4 due said are pa "a
nent Of the sarae vIn b enforced BY suit Immediately
skrrt1fef. Al. y. AuElLEh,
nsas05 IN CITY Collector.
, 1859-09-17

Public notice hereby siren 70 u Resso5s !Eterea
that the uuderutd appointed eJ the Ten
s. due ne owsess rssRs's:iy Of snsh
liz Of indians street tont ot block eight ta Of Butler
Weht ana weestxf. Adt9a Of chsseo s A. !; 81 1sf
b,ock e}xbt 10 i unk11a With Of eighteen feet
IN vh or:cr pas:s 10 Cou2noa Couae AnS
lh l3 and time to the amount VI snch
daaag together With Of p.oceeda upon the rel
b. them deetnet n proportion - ney = NAY
h. to the benefits resulting T. eh parcel OF ktund
spectiYeiy Room NJ. ii the Cou!t House on
lie l:th day ns September lsa the hour Of 10 O'clock
49, for tie purpvse Of making SAIL azae4,Reht-
G. Il. GRAY.
, 1859-09-17

IL A Dlschinn OF the reA, es:,te ta ths South Dy!s
len Of the City ui Chicago deemed benz dtt By filing and
ravnx HaGdcek pace Cark fs1eet to La7fe ststst
with he y1pson Thereof and The Of money seyef2y
aeeeu for benedtl By Commandments. TO vii
x.-.,F o~-ra- Yek T,tu-
, 1859-09-17
43agB.

CHICAGO BAG AGENCY
~ 1.e South Water ttteet-
SEAMLESS GRAIN BAGS Of vaz1eus alzes All quail.
FLOUR sAcEs-h -halvea, qaarte7a. eshshs-2z.nted to
order fsnJ desired pattern.
HAM HACk-ev<Ey size used.
GUNNY BAGS-T~o and three hnshels.
Commission Merchants Mier1. Grocers aud FFovsaoa
Deslefs vii ud Iust the aice waited In out stock Or
ters solicited. HAWKINS CaAFNAs. '
, 1859-09-17
Real GstatF.

TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
good lot 3.z1s7 feet che mile north Of the Court
ouse. Te.Hh ss9 cash $50 canal tine would te
s1chAnstd for Land within thrfs miles oGtovn. address
this Office.
, 1859-09-17

CT. LOUIS, ALTON AND CHI
y CAGO RAILROAD,
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
On .aa AFTER SUNDAY. N.y = lss. t~o xzp<e. 7Fa'as
81. 1or1s. CAIRO. MENrHtS y1cKsBuKo. And
Northern Missouri, Eansas and Nebraska,
Brway of the St. Lous Alton and chleaso Air Ill
rad. leave New Depot corner Of ct Van bu'sa 7aa
Ts7lns isves ss Louis btp0 eor- West van Bu1en md
RI. EE2: E2P 5 s1ssg:ts :..<p*a,
x.rh. Express. 7os T. m-
MI aaa E1press, los Pm
A. joust 1t te Koef isind T. 4 vest. aad tbs cut
Feo.4a Junction With the Peoria nd oqrn~ia r. R.
10 Feofa GaiesburEh. burlington. and intermediate a-
a. R.oeulaxoa With Ito Illinois Central Rafoaa North
AtSplnsded With the Great Western nl> Railroad east
to Decatur and we1t To JaeksouE.le and Naples
e. foa!s Hsna H. sas kso1ot fsefe. I'd
Haophal and ST. Jee+ph Ra tfo 70 ali points Aasouf
ki7er. PIKE: Pe.t nd tae 9od foaa SeTh ~ e.
ID sns line Of steamers to Cairo Nepht slekaaars
and New Otieaos.
g D<sEto1n street oppcsae Tseront HOUSE. Chicago. n
the eoot cr,-r We.I Van Buren, snd Canal
4 the principal railroad ticket oaess In the Eaesu Ad
n Rsses II Fare and Fse1shta xsne a. hy .uJ otte
joliet and Wilmington Accommodation
;:ia ia Joliet Il a0 an: a1tre It cheaeo II 80 A. N
Lez1e Chicago II al3 n. arrive II joliet II ss3 An
| Wilmington II i;s0p NJ - .,1no1r a,.,
| NH. Xou1x Gen Aren't zusi Askt snpt. my3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-07

"a marble mummy of the old Oolite forests
and to be curiously Intercepted regarding its
character and history.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-07
trrom Hugh Miller's Popular Geologic

The PINE TREE OF THE OoLITE.-Let us
trace the history oil single pine tree of the
Oolite, as indicated by its petrified remains.
This garland and twisted trunk once an
chored its roots amid the crannies of pre-
cipice of dark-gray sandstone, that rose over
some nameless stream of the Oolite in what is
now the north of Scotland The rock, which,
Notwithstanding its dingy color, was deposite
of the lower old redstone, formed member of
the tishbeds of that system-beds that were
charged then, as now, with numerous fossils,
as strange and obsolete in the creation OF the
Oolite as in the creation which at present ex-
lists. 1t was firm, indestructible stone, COW
cred by thin, barren soil; and the twisted
rootIets of the pine, rejected and thrown back
wards from its solid planes, had to penetrate
into its narrow assures for Strengthened and
meagre subsistence The tree grew but slow
ly in considerable more than half a century
it had attained to diameter of little more
than ten inches foot over the soil /; and its
bent and twisted form gave evidence of the
life of hardship to which it was exposed. 1t
was in truth, picturesque rag of tree, that
for the first few feet twisted itself like an over
borne wrestler struggling to escape from under
his enemy, and then struck out like an abrupt
angle, and stretched itself like bent arm over
the stream.
"The seasons passed over it; every opening
spring gave its fringe OF tenderer green 10 lts
spiky foliage, and every returning autumn saw
it shed its cones into the stream below. Many
delicate fern sprang up and decayed around
its gnarled and fantastic root singe-eaved
and simple of form, like the Scotoperdrtd OF
our caverns and rocky recesses, or fretted into
many a slim pennate lcaflet like the minute
maiden-hair or the graceful tddyJern. Flying
reptiles have perched amid its boughs the
lght-winged dragon-fy has darted on wings
of gauze through the openings OF its lesser
twigs; the tortoise and the lizard have hyper
mated during the chills of winter among the
holows Of its roots for many years II formed
one of the minor features in a wild picturesque
scene, on which human eye never looked and
at length, touched by decay, its upper
most branches began TO wither and to
bleach white in the winds of Ieay-
en- when shaken by sudden hurri.
cane that came roaring adown the ravine, the
mass of rock in which il had been anchored at
once gave way, and, bearing fast jammed
among its roots fragment of the mass which
we still find there, and from which we read a
portion of its story, 1t was precipitated into
the foaming torrent. Dancing on the eddies,
or lingering amid the pools, or shooting, ar
row-like, adown the rapids, II at length finds
its way to the sea and after sailing over beds
of massive coral-the ponderous Isdstred, and
more delicate Thamnashed--and after disturb
ing the Enaliosaur and Beomnite in their deep
green haunts it sinks, saturated with water,
into bed Of arenaceous mud, to make its aI-
pearancc after long ages, in the world OF man
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trr>ting officer, and ending with re-
quest Ia come back. shake hahdS aud begin
"''t The hnnuv of this MOVE will 70 per
#H nn remembering TINT the Governors
90, announcing rs every one was aware
= rcSrunlion Of Lieut.. Gov Monitor. had
'rNdv been scnt to tho Senptr 'houyh Sen
tors had not thought proper to have it read
Tho resignation was 'hns beyond the reach Of
Mr Mouton himself. md the men who had
'rvcn him from his position. ran no risk of
getting Him back, hy passing resolutions to
that effect. Discussion cnsncd on these rcso-
latious and they were finally POSTPONED, as was
the reading of the message, till Monday
Outside Of thr Senate the resignation of
Lieut. Gov Monon has produced profound
impression, not one whit csscncd, by the hold
nna nndannted terms in which he announced
it TO the Senate His refusal to yield to 'the
dictates Of leaders who may cndcnver to con.
troll its action by their extraordinary skill in
concentrating npon one end the ambition and
interests of aspiring politicians" will meet with
such response from the people, as shall make
palirv politicians, stock johhcrs, and htrigrcrS,
quake with fear. One distinguished t?) Scna-
tor. characteristics the whole scene attending
Mr. Moutons resignation, ns n farce but fear
mnch he will have occasion TO think it trag.
cdv ere lis effects wear away
Let the people Of this good State remember
when the right time for action comes, that the
noble aud chivalrouS Mouton. whose eloquent
voice has rnng time aud again IN defence Of
Democratic principles. and who in every posi-
ton he has ever occupied has reflected honor
on his State, honor on the Creole population
which counts him rs its ornament, and honor
on himself, ms nm able, upright and noble ser
want OF the people, that this man. who in the
truthful language Of Senator Chew, twas every
inch man." has been sacrificed to the ambi-
tionS rlottingS and inrgnos Of Griffin, SHINES,
and their cohorts a whole State will regret
Mr.. Mouton's withdrawal from public life but
y whole State will revenge the afrront given
him. Mark the words