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The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-01

Stealing and giving odor."
But not so, came the music from Paganini's
bow. The violin in his hands. was anything
be chose to make it., The clearest and most
liquid notes OF the Hageolet. he brought forth
from 1.-THE cry of wild beasts-the warbling
Of myriads Of excamations Of fiendllke
agony, and rage--lhe drowsy hum of bees on
a summers day--the mad Jeyels Of demons
and witches, were all within back of that
wonderful wand, the musicians slender bow.
His extraordinary power was by many at
tributed to the peculiar formation of his hand
and wrist. His fingers were unusually long
and muscular, and he was able to bend his
wrist much more than any other person, SO
that he had peculiar command Of the strings.
His remarkable performances on one string
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Photographs and Ambrotypes.

= "; RoBBfNs, would announce that he has
"a . taken rooms, Tor a short time only, at Odd
Fellows Hall, Washington. La, aud is prepared to
execute AMBRDTYPE LIKENIssES in the hest
ana most approved Styles Of the Art.
HAVING spared no pains nor expense to keep
himself well posted in all valuable improvements
wlth more than twelve years successful practice,
hr' II. hopes to please all who favor him with their
patronage, and guarantees his work To- compare
IsVorabiy with the hest work done in NewOrleans,
ihliadelpilia, NewYoIk, or elsewhere, when seen
SIDE by side, which will be a sure test.
Ladies' and gentlemen are respectfully invited IN
San and examine his work. Bring your best pie.
lures To compare with his, and judge for yourselves.
ICONS open from s to IL o'clock NJ, and from
sthatpast | to half-past 4 p. NJ.
th'iaren,s Likenesses taken in fair weather only,
from 10 O'Clock A, NJ, to 8 o'clock T. III,
af'ces from One to Ten Dollars. M
Terms, Cash on delivery.
copying done in the best manner. Views made
~ graer. Last and best Of all, SrERREoSCoPIC
linen EssEs and VIEWS. made upon scientific
principles, which render them the most perfect
pietNres i'll the world.
November 26, ls59.-im.
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MousT HaPE.
Dee % 1876.

M, Editor
Inst Monday I read an article N the
II O1Tpslousas Courier Z filling about three.
fonrihs ~ column, under The caption
h Ebert Htantt..'
\ n PRECISELY such aa arttcle as expected
stD see ii the columns Of steAa paper, con
froilad byNhsnfh man. No one who ii &C,
q|nuAuliinted With him win ii surprised. lar could
expect any thing different from such d con,
fsnsptibas so,yee, MyHe&aN II referred to, but
Ig vt ! single pags, 81 y siIsd Io pr0y I
ensnciiattiiou II mySo scts, nos proof but
II 4 word which saiaslaIals u siothing. Any
disinterested person who fesds Bis article will
come 10 The same conclusion, which have
arrived al iii nv former Communications that
tike oa<,lsiddlle Edifar d he Courier Z has q
s1stIfaI propensity Fir SANDER and delights 10
- hs columns filed with falseboods md dc.
stfnction.
All soon as The Jerk of The Police Jury
hx lime TO ii i'd thu recnrds,sflat portion
II them. connected xiihEmy official acts will ta
presented ID The public, iii order that every one
may judge for himself
H.BERT CAN'T.
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NOTICE.

TIME Undersigned will proceed on Monday, the
i. 24th January 1860, at the store of VI. w,
taisalm q Co.., on the Atctafalaya River. aud in
the 4arishgof st. Landry. to alildiaate to lIle low
est niasief, the making Of the road and lcvee On the
lands fronting the Atchatilaya River, supposed to
be owned by !. g. Robertson, situated between F..
Hatl,orn and VIM. Davis. The road. way to be
cleared at least twenty-five feet and .de of the
same width and a draining ditch OF, each side with
cross bitches and bridges every four arpents. The
leyee to be made two feet above high water mark
and five feet base to every QUO in hight.
And on the following day, Tuesday, the 25tl,, Mt
10 o'clock A. Nj, at the house Of W.. Burton's on
the said River, and in the said Parish. the under,
signed will proceedsto adjadicate to the lowest
bidder, the making Of the road and levee in ac-
eordanee with the above specifications, on the fol
lowing lands. fronting on the Atehafalaya River.
supposed to he owned BY GA. Pnllinamn, fractional
sectiol elasA.eesi. TownsiiiD fpsIs, south Range seven
East, 5. NJ, Land District of La.
Also. At the same time and place: the r,abrta IS
the road and levet accoftHla* ID skea 5ss4 sst,.@fj,. 3
hols, on the following land t~a@af5aN III ~ Ind
River, supposed Z, be owned Iy FfasFtt ~ .{ll.is
5liey: Fractional Section ..ene, TawHsiip 5se.
south Range seven. East, Southwestern isllti 3;s.
trict Of La.
SAMUEL Il. R8Jtt;E ttf5t
i~ns1eeter of raaas AID !svees r. tM. G#sfs5f8
second Districts, AtthaiaIaya Rive, f@sstf#it of.
Landry.
December 3l,Is5a.
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINEsll

-r, ,..;noa have established at Wash ngtop. La. Parish Of ST. Landry q. e #
tHh "noct nBNrrW n SEWING MACHINES, where a supply will he kept couaasaa nHH
"A ne sme gp1WpyinN AND QUALITY, Il suit the various wants OF the country. H % AM
EVERY nE saIh1e are Manufactured by l. NJ Singer Co.NewYork and We om uea h 4
~ aMg~V4 ~ LEANS AND NEW YORK FRMES,MIt ih eonddeaeen their merits III II e#
FM .6de oil ans MACHINE No" IN uSh II ~ M8s
SINGER'S NIACHINI1st.i
pn nanIy we'll ua ataH ffbMc&s ana the ooarHt ana heaviest Goods The ws,
k1NeER7s sp&F1hG MAcHINEs,a
Are the sAI mMeh then AN~h" SMN Wy "" @ w VIII eaannte tm MAJ
us for three eNa @. ..4 .a. a, md.emr uf nbs u N. /.
L., -. h adraIt attached will be furnished ont ppMaAohi ~ person, orb letter mn MM
~ ~ mIundop Post ahee. Parrish OF ST. Landry, n.,%r ~
SIN IJnen and Untpft hfMg,N Needless hhuhs, Se"eSh ehHefb SpfN@n etc., III. Ip a
11 "a sH the various wmlaS S ~ n.. &# IM WY
quanhtss nesa m m W acT3NE altered II Exchanged for new machsnes also ratna
Efuhtes # y +, r. r. RI n Y - %AA%#@$#.
~ 4snsrHaHy iaFRe ale PplNa Y eahapa q anime tseM Machine. &, asss
~ @ AI.1 OTHERS Now IN UsEtu
with Ms axuFsass 1t tsy VII lbs sold at he cwOrhans md Manufacturer. ID
@t G@~ A, MiLLSFAuaL sne AM MAnl
&@ sr@" #4@ Parish If st. Ianarv W Tsaf R
WAITER BENNETT Am nIemMngaGls
& State Of Louisiana. 80 Camp ires Sa "ahs
Sample Machines can be sehsat ca \. EAIERs, Opaoosass T. nseNan
And at /. 4. BIjsINELLS, Old Grand Prairie. 'A -
*Opeonsas, October L. 1s5a-ly. @MA
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Dancing Academies,
Opeieusas and Grand suteau.

III 81. MAUR STuA RI. most rA ~pectiAiy
LIZ announces to the Ladies' and Gentle
men OF the aboye places, shat his annual
engagements will not commence until I'el,' xasss,
raarY. Il therefore affords him great pleas. ~
ure N being able to comply with the request
Of many of his friends and patrons in empI wing
INC intervening time ia giving d caaffs Epssofs
addition to all the novelties Of the ali5%4 4
waltz. the most minute attention will be r sa "a
Eimpa.rting an easy and elegant depor,nae,t &, III.
pupils. . y conceded ~ every intelligent eo4a3iI,l-
nity more especially in Louisiana, that q rae IN
graceful use Of the head, arms. limbs ana feei +.
more essesaaaat TO young Ladies and tseutlerae:t vii,
truly value their personal appearance ID society,
t,,an The mere STRUGGLE through II Polka or d
Hait%, regardless Of every thing bat thu eouipli
Gated movements of the feet.
0pelpnsas Glass will commence at 9 o'clock z.
NJ, on Thursday, January eth. 1850.
Grand Cotesln Glass will commence n , O'Clock
NJ. on Monday, January 9Th, 1850,
December 81, 1850. 5
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HE2 GYNN
GSr rHE BEsT DsTkuroR. - Peterson
Detecsor md Bank Nnte List for December
~ been received byt IL, and is corrected by
Dsexel y 1o., ihe wellsknown Bankers aid
Btnkefs, md II III the best nd aaosi yeliabie
1aest0ra8sJf loHnfe,feH end altered Noaes
FubtsAseis M this foanfrV. The number issued
this dry fully describas Serenity Five Nesu
EoNftety5sits md contains fill dissertations 81
al bugsis notes that arc being altered 10 sui,
various banks at over The country, and which
~ heiag mi into extensive circulation. Ii
Mo contains several other pages OF very -v,ll-
eshle Information of everything nerftaining ID
b1sk notes. II has been considerably enlarped.
having now furty pages iii. and c~nftains occa,
sSrnallY, lac si1niles 1T several hundred pola
md silver coins, besides. W. have no h.sita-
eion ID Tseaolnciug il the most complete.
reliable and bsst publication Of The kind M
he United States, as it is not used to slbserve
re interest Of any banking.house. as most Of
The 30 called Deitctors are. Ii should be i,
DE hands of every storekeeper ii The whole
country md We would advise aIl persons who
kandle money 10 send One Dollar in a letter.
81 n years subscription, to The publishers. ana
Mus Subscribe for The monthly issue Of # ~
or Two dollars for the selhi-nnonthIv
tNne. " is published by I. B. Peterson n
Rr0thers, No. 306 Chestnut. street. Pbiladel.
lhia, 70 whnuaa ll letters shonM be addressed
rory efs Z Pelefsans Complete Coin Book,
Hlast perfect mud complete Book Of Coins
kvnFld will also be given, gratis, 10 ali
Ascsfbefs for 1860.
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Jevelry nea l|'s

r have the pleasure to inform my ], ~ ~ 10
i public generally that I have ssea. " sYnel
of MIR. W. il. Judge, d competent aa ~ strduE
enced repairer Of Chronometefs1A'
and all kinds of Jewelry. eseakkse
Mr.. Judge has for a long tinls Hi i GGsete9
the celebrated houses OF Messfss 9sEsdB n 4
and Young 4 Co., of Eeworleals. Mn NJ 4 NJ III
trusted to his hands will be exeeusses q sH VIZ
and most workmanlike style, NV y
the times. na1,ssa6 Ss1hSks
0pelousas, Dec. 5, 1883. $500
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PLANTATION
and Wild Stock fur Sale,

fTytiB Undersigned will sell. IT private sale, on
4 accommodating terms. a sife Cotton 80.
Polarization, sisiated % t'laqaen,ine Ridge. T..liIssa
aGaut q miles West ai Opeta@s.s. ard tom Iiiss55ESI
ttiniag 1850 acres, more Of les, piswhich AE&4k7A
4lo acres are well wooded. The improvements are
all new and we'll built, and ton,ist Of a Dwelling,
Kitchen. o,t-llenses, negro cabins. Cotton Gin, etc.
About 225 acres are fenced iii.
Also, @. 4
II STOCK OF FdGHEhii CATTLE,
ranging in L~accasine Prairie, Parist, Of Calcasieu,
branded thus FL, and numbering about 1900 head.
Also,
THE STOCK HORSES And MdRES,
in the same locality. and bearing tie same brand,
numbering from tJ0 To rs head.
The horned cattle will be sold separately frem the
horse creatures, if necessary.
ALBERT q VIZ. DEJEAN.
December 81, s59.-lm -
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T4k DAxrE.-We MI attention totihecard
a Et. M&ar Stuart. who Ii about td open
sciasrcs III onr town, Also III Grand Goteau..
teaching thsee daSsin each place, "a informs
issl, ltblt 10 Will introduce during tle course,
Qlaadfille des I,asnes, 4 delightful composition
~ Rsoaaasy, " TIN Imperial Academy Of
RAris, danced the last season. for tbe first time
~ thhis country. md recently introduced To the
fhiladsll,ihiia public, md which All. ~. AZ 3
SobtAipcd atl llis lase visit. Now i Tie time
III parents WI avail themselves, md have their
chilirea instructed, a,lother opportunity may
1ropt occor snons
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n RAVsTtFrL RRMaua.-I'he I,sropriiesttorss
II tha saturday Erening Post, Ii Phiiaael.
pk;athatol Old siMcelebrated Nselkly-a rc
presenting III their subscribers with 4 large
md beautiful aeei engraving, called !" ai'ie
HpeakiingS Likeness Z, copy of this engra.
wing Ii now befufe I'd, mud lit realty ID d
very beautiful thing II isSa picture Of .
mother md child, mud can larlly iail 10 please
generally. The child Is losaking through al Il
oral frame.-aid Of contse lie picture. Is as
natural Al life itself Va nre informed that Tie
price of this engraving in the Philadelphia
stprcs.s il Foar Dollars. n II sent, however.
! i pfetniis nj ttn a my sutbscriher i sIhe Post,
Who RENTS il addition III his ssbscription
npo,ey, the sum III twenty. Ave cents III tllc
oost a p~slstagses mailing. rte, etc. or course
ny one mailing NJ the publishers of Inc Post
q NJ, wili gst i,et ofiy their celebrated Week
y fpf ono year, but this gems f u picture Be-
slldes. Club subscribers also are entitled il
~ Engravingg, hy reDiitting y cents Iii al
dition Az, their regular clab rate. Address
Deacon y Peterson, Ma. l32 Soutl, Third
6tssct Z Philadelphia, Who viii send i san,,lse
copy IT Ihe Post gratis ~ any one requesting
t4sNNX#S Asa#ASsa#&s EAtS@
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Negroes for Sale!!

fia"'ers come and erana'ns for yoarselves,
subscriber has 81 young. valuable and sS
hkely slaves, including Number One field "A
.i = $ aha House servants, fully guaranteed
WIN satisfactory references. Apply to
JOHN A, HICKS,
As5a. Washington, La.
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IA As. l.. on.
u y IF tie ftllea aie
cal seaeliiis-N-e inspire this Inc Oh est"'fe'
.&jl, ( am SIRE, be pronounced th''''e' 80
that no man eau mistake Their l'hla.'t,
$685. low, on Your part readiness 20 Ets@
to fell& linens OF other States sues VI
legislation by Congress as shall prnv'te '"f ~
punishment, not only of actual ntvas't''' 5s''t
for the setting on foot OF aftntd eSfeff'
and thus do what you may eifc'a s \ 81
cure. by constitutional epaat rneHts. tae'' ','''f
against l@re from any other sN@a
that " sting viii aAFitktt9 E s43f5t Fs5gle
will ssaellttsetts at,1 Y ifgi5ts9 So 'Ssi'
aga The irlfd s. t,'l'''' ~
|syi ~ i--ot h,Nt ats' S''s95
as lb, When, as me es'F. a',t'
mo- tie COLONIES steV nla9s "
the against me t,o"er VI an ''ils
just Why shsetsd y i'aF De scr
Is their of alienation IN "Ni l'af'
winch did ped exist atashe lt'fssaNise ., stS
5Gosefnrneltt When hasSs the people " ftis
South invaded our Territory, SLAIN saf Et9t'e,
Or conveyed away our property Aly shohIa
no! tle authority Ct New Hampshire h"hof
and cherish the authority Of MISSISSIPPI are
HuEelGn sovereign s4UHI SPt4 dtE tiS3 IVY
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Fsox soxaREss.-dnr latest adyices exten

ssox CsoxGRsss.-Onr latest adYices extend
al the 18th inst. At which time r. twenty
6rt ballot I'll sspeaakerws taken, resulting
alnls,st Tue choice of Sherman Kepnlbli-
csnl1-uAe5whole vote polled being 200. md
~ escssiisiitugg y wanting only one vote To
elect. President Las determined To send
IA hiis usessage previous to the organization Of
IN louise, and last Tuesday was the d4y de-
Sc I'LL npon 10 send Al 10 NE Senate. WeSwill
rssessnt oir readers nsxs week with assynopsiis
z ii.
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~ADV ERTISERs. EA1

Should bear in mind the fact
that the circulation Of the Orr
IousAs PATRIor IL the largest Of
any N Newspaper printed ii the
Parish Of st. Landry.
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We call the attention Of oyr citizens to the
advertisement Of MIR. MclIear, Husband ~
another column. There is no nistall 70
his stock If Groceries; F,osis.oGs =
articles enumerated. ~sar!ass-any
kild ever introduced into this maj
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ENTERPRISE IN NEW ORLEANS.

-rY aE.S-lr E54-E. --~-r Ha7.- G1 -L.
Having received the strongest assurance nc the
satisfaction Of oar customers heretofore, 5Y their
continued patronage. we would Respectfully inform
them and all who are DESTROYS of obt:.iting A
NaLuAHIE LIBRARY also FINE BOOKS FOR
PRESENTS and for the PARf30R TABLE. that by
constant addition to our Staek, we have now on
hand a LARGER AND MORE CHOICE COJsLEC,
Y of STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS
HOOKS, CONSISTING OF BIBLES. PRAYER
BOOKS, ANIMALS, ALBUMS, and LATE PUB
LEGATIONS. than has ever been ofserq5s in this
city and selling at the LOWEST RtTAIE PRICES!
A GIFT!
Worth from Is cents 10 ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS. consisting Of GOLD and SILVER
@AItHBs GOLD JtiFYEf.RY, aud a great variety
Of t4se!tsi and desirable articles will be
Presented With Each Book
at the time of sale.
N. BIO not be deceived by any travelling ron.
Germs that may wish to take advantage OF our sue
cess 70 advertise under the same name. To protect
our Friends and Patrons from imposition, who NAV
never nave visited our store, we would state that
this is the
ONLY BRANCH OF THE ORIGINAL
A &c CO.
in the South.
We would respectfully give as reference tile
EDITORS OF THE PICAYUNE,
Do TRUE DELTA,
DO n. {. CRESCENT, v TINS City.
Do DELTA,
Those who are unable 10 visit our Store, can
realize all the advantages of dealing with this ess
tabiisiitnent, by sending their orders by Express.
and they will be promptly filed and sent With the
corresponding lifts, by the first return Express.
~ ANY person ordering E or more Books at
one time. will receive q GIFT and a BOOK extra.
50 Circulars, with a List of o,,r Rocks. will h.
sent free to any address.
ENANs& CO.,
Dee. 81, Is59.-3m. As"A "A"-
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Joseph Leer,

nEALER in Furniture O essa HI
~ scription, wholesale and fe'Ah'
St, Washington, La.
June II, 1859. gss5s e
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s.rKRsek \ magazine AND tbs sApIEs
AMkRIcAs N AaAzIsE-Iaof January have been
lseelsed alld ire decidedly superior to al
lornek enaris
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ALE AND LoSDoN pukrsL--,o
Il Barrels Tenens's Ale and Lon5on pa,,aa
''Ne"e'ps h, CURTIS & CD.
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See the Mn of snllable lands III this Parish
ana Calcasiea, by MI. d. Walton, IL
NewOrle4ns, on The I7th january.
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81 j. &. WALTON.
Mouday. January s@s3ss- sssfD,

At 70 o'clock NJ. st the St. Charles
EEs ~ In i y 30. in the city IN Newugieasis, ind on the
y nin,o H. ar; ny adav' if ren,isite-~
'' D. ~, nsae ers and far account ~ tiie Wy If New
pl.stit' .s..a + tsls. tba f,tlMsinz described
~ sPe igfts @N, SIa53 a. 4aseity ", sewvrleans,
/" H. ss4sss II lt;bF. i, ig5uteh ieeeassd, to
aiHs5 - .%5a
= agg, s. ty.f4u - a tasgg ggs
Z, ~ i'm Nv 4fHf t4thasffFs9 -
Z -f4aA.&I 4&b ft4IFdS{EU. L.
e.,m.t.A ,a,tt, Il, ths
y tafa~ 9slg ia',o. s'e,Ns, 49, ', :, stg,, "f Sai.
i'arl94 Of - +9tstfti.na paft.t u lie t,ac.as
g. iait t$ias W TEE U II asa We 4'staa a. ~. 4 A"' / ?
Ae@ {{s}9e, =, q y ", t. . ~. ~" . !. y t7-.5 "a :
v 5ttfsi aealtcsed O. Atae t9t''s NJ =, s.t5% =,
.f5ftttnsp q u Rts3 aFtWa ~ sssEia ~ liz Ia
SAT- 4GYSs Way diSa RSl1Iis ees'4s Ssash t4s q F''H
Gy &Ht, SIS Asta1S!'7 ". y shNf S"E A5t's'"t
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democracy. We will also present on or
French side the translation of the above
article. .e VI
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nmvoSe

VII wv ~ ..i,h,,, The
treason -a0d murder perpetra'ed w,ih'n ss
Limits Of Virginia, are not the NEST aug"
enemies of the Constitution and 'ne oni w.,
Subtle. crasly men, who, passing oy au ',s ,, a',,l
obligatitp hatitually appeal 10. ss .he ;,l
- as n passions by denounc,1g 'ne ,h NO.
and people Of the SCUM, anu e' w.
Il Northern mind 10 the i'iish ~ r.
tiss clear provisions Of the 'hhos-
.wEs' g2der plausible pre'ea'S'
ssad3 &soHs "a
-. az tf. MS "
* ~ ~ " -H---. rs
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NIbFDT Ts5X -. ...i. ..,Ts &
PRESERVES Shaker per case Idoz
Assorted, per case 2 dog.
JELLiE-Gnava, pr doz, ..,
per case | dpz
GAspig--F'anef per box 4s lbs-
Assorted stthks pr box ri lbs
sfKrrs Extra assorted pet
I6rner's lemon syrup pr eilse.
GoRDIAfss--Extra assorted pr case.
r-H 20 - "a ss
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to the letter Of En- President Fierce b.f
expressing sound and conservative visss N
the present important political crisis in orr
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-25

FREE NEGROES ON RAILROADS. "A bill has
been introduced in the Tennessee Legisla>
ture to prevent free negroes travelling on
the railroads in that State, which passed at
the first reading The bill provides that
the President who shall permit free negro
to travel on any road within the Jurisdiction
Of the State under his supervision shall
pay fine of $500, any conductor permitting
violation Of the act shall pay fine of $3.50
provided such negro is not under the con-
troll and care Of free white citizen of Ten,
nessee, who vouches for the character Of
said free negro in penal bond of 81 200,
Such are the fruits of Abolitionism. Ev-
cry move which the fanatical knaves make
for the elevation Of the colored man, OILY
tends to sink him deeper in moral and So
cial condition. fhe has real and moral
social and political enemy, it as the ranting
AbolitiOnist
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na-Mr. HIllIard. b n, Isller q b, lo.

na-Mr billiard, IN bis letter to the BO'.
ton Courier says
I'm LONDON, during the three or four
weeks in oil that ] Wss here, The Amerioans
! saw might have been counted upon tho
fingers Of my tro hands but !. Paris YOU
can run against hem Al every turn. When
on the spot yoa feel ihe fpll foTce of The
witty ssying of Pomonious that when lho
good American dies he expects to 50 10
Paris
This is the more remarkable from the
fac. that in Paris language is Pokeu thO.
is foreign 70 Ams1ckns, 6hiS IA EnglaAd
no such pbSsffef batrisr exists. Mr. Hit
lard explains the cause Of il thus
IAN the Influences that surrouud the
stranger in Paris are exhileraiing, and tend
10 give us the lightsomeuess Of spirit that
We need. The beautiful architecture the
pure aud smokeless air, the unpolluted river,
the gardens, The fountains, the Champ Ely
sees with the streams Of happy life that
flow through them, the Bois do Boulogne,
elevate the spirits and poor sunshiuo on
the soul and the human beings that we
see--men, women and children--are not
only happy but are well pleased that you
should see that they are happy. The sym.
pathetic element is strong in them; their
enjoyment is enhanced and multiplied by
being shared by others"
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ETIn her introduction to the English
edition of her Minister'S wooing Mrs.
Stowe has sndeavored in this story to paint
a style of life and manners which existed
in New England in the earlier days Of her
national existence. Some Of the characters
are historic The leading event Of the s.o-
ry are founded on actual facts, although the
author hss taken the liberty to arrange and
vary them for the purpose Of the story"
and further, ''has executed the work with
reverential tenderness for those great and
religious minds who laid in New England
the foundations, and for those institutions
and habits Of life from which, as from a
fruitful germ, sprang all the present pros
perity of America" and concludes by rec
ommending il 90 the kindly thoughts of
British fresidei from which the fathers and
mothers Of America first went out to give to
English ideas and institutions growth in
the new world