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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-10-21

LIE Pulpit AND THE MAssEs. - The
New York Christiaa Intelligencer asks
if the pulpit of this day reaches the
masses of the people and fears it does
not We quote.
Upon luxurious couches, surround d
by gliding and carvery, on pleasant
Sunday, when not too hot or cold, too
wet or dry, gaily dressed mutt tude
listen sleepily first to soft music behind
them, and to the musical voice before
them; and when the hour-and-a-half is
spent, the rustling silks move out to
the sonnd ofthe organ, and the pulpit
remains cold, unmeaning piece of
mummery. Outside, the multitude
rush by uncared for and unheeded.---
There is no pulpit for them. Vics and
misery, in ten thousand forms, are riot
ing, and sitting, and destroying cru
city and oppression are rampant amidst
our churches, and the groans of the
victims naingle with the church bells
Does the pulpit reach the masses r.
That is something for US to answer
as christians-fOr if it does not, the
masses will reach and overturn the pal.
pit.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-10-21
FAULT FINDING.

If there is anything, done through
the corrupt Vaccinations of the genas.
homo liz vile and deeply degenerate
age Of ours, It is the almost universal
practice Of FanltFinding and Back
Biting indulged, in .bg' sune of our
short-sighted. poor deIaded neighbors
even in and around our quiet and clas-
sic little.,village of Bellevue-though
we blush to say it. It is truly one of
the most common and pernieious hab,
its which preyailes to some extent,
more or less, in every locality. If a
portion of self-abuse was occasionally
applied, it might possibly prove re-
deeming virtue, but frequently as we
find fault with other, we seldom do
with ourselves. We "strain at gnat,
but very readily swally a camel" II
our fault-fnding were the guaranty of
the power and disposition on our part
to correct or mend the fault, it would
then be tolerable,-but how few such
cases arei On the other hand, the
slanderer has no such redeeming char
acteristics 1T is not the excellence OF
our own conceit-not that, at heart,
ace believe ourselves better than the
victim but it is the evil working Of
a dark, damnable spot on the soul, iii
the word mar be allowed, nursed and
fed by the vile prostitute, Envy. deep
down in the bosom of the craven heart.
ed being, The Back bitter.
The encouragement that we scatter
by such course of conduct among
our young associates, aye, even our
children, is very great. And
Heaven lies about us in our infancy.
Then why should father, mother, sis
ter, brother or associate ever encourage
such habit in themselves, when they
are perfectly aware of the pernicious
bias it IS giving to the untutored OF
heretofore unpoluted minds Of our mos
dear friends or relations I?
In some people this vice we lool
upon as kind of chronic disease. tha
can only be thoroughly eradieated from
their imbicile constitutions by broker
doses of choking and frequent applica
tons of the boot toe regularly ad1ain
lsieFed by the aggrieved party.
Our advice to every one is to eve
remembers and strictly adhere to th,
precepts embodied in the Golden Rul,
do unto others as you would be
done by
Islander meets no regard from nobl,
minds;
Only the base believe, what the bas
only utter"
4
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-10-21

ES- All those desirous Of having
election tickets printed at this office
would do well to hand 10 their fayors
rs early as possible 50 that we may
have proper time to % them in. We
shall not hold oursslf responsible to
print tickets upon the very eve of the
election-when crowded day and night
with work. Price tosohe and all--one
dollar per hundred, casa in advance.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-10-21

y A Western paper says that a
horse and wagon were recently drown
ed in the 0hie, Now isn't that orfuI 7
What a tale the tongue of that wagon
could have told had it been rescued.
And what spokes the wheels would
have uttered! Poor felloes, they are
gone
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-10-21

II A gallant wag was lately sitting
beside bis beloved, and being unable
to think OF any thing else to say, asked
her why she was like tailor2 "a
don't know" said she, with pouting
lip, unless tits because Pm sitting be-
side goose"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-10-21
GAHT1nN

II persons are hereby csatioaed
II against taking or tradiag Nor an
account said to have been made ont
against me by DR.. 5. z. Mckinley, M
lowe him netting, bat he Is indebssi
to me.
Bossier parish, Oct. 10th 1889.
nII 81 u. @. ATKINS.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-10-21

~ How Is il" said gentleman
to Sheridan. that your name has not
an Oattached to it2 Your family ia
lrishr and no uoRbt illustrious" '.No
family has better right to o than our
family" said Sheridan, for we ssoc
every body"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-10-21

1 An old gentleman by the name
OF Nut, in Ohio. says an exchange Of
that State, can number one hundred
and thirty-six puts. in the shape Of
children, grandchildren, great-grand-
children, and one great grand-child-
quite a field of nuts from one tree.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-10-21

- Ladies who have disposition
to punish their husbands, should re-
bollect that little warm sunshine viii
melt an icicle much sooner than a rep
ular northeastern
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-10-21
NOTICE

We undersigned baving been sp-
"A pointed tutor Tor SaIIie J. Graham
minor. heir Of Joseph w. Graham, dc.
ceased. All persons indebted 10 said
minor. either by note or account will
take notice that settlement must be
made with me. Oct 9Th, 1859.
THoS. s. GRAHAM,
no 5s Tutor.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-10-21
BELLEVUE:
FRIDA T::::%:OCTOBER 81, 1859.

Ma. Attention is sailed to the card
of Mr.. W. r. Tprnan, who announces
himself as an independent candidate
for the office OF Board Of Public Works.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-10-21
SUCCESSION NOTICE

SUCCESSION NOTICE
Gtate OF Louisiana. parish OF. Bos.
- .sier. Clerks Office, 18th distrIct
court. Notice is hereby given thar
William Plat, tator Tor ali the rrinor
heirs Of VIM. NJ. IIs1ge, deasd. la.
this dag Gled in the Office of said clerE
his final account as tutor aforras,1
Now, therefore. this is TO admoniah al
persons concerned, that if opposition =
not made thereto within the time pro,
scrlbed by law, the said account viii b.
homoio9afed and made the iudsmcst
of the court
Given Usder my hand seal Of ofT;es
f.. at Bellevue, THE the l7th dsv -.
Octoher, A. D., 1859.
A. A. ABNgY,
hl1 Of % w Clerk.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-10-21

H We are happy to learn that
DR.. Evans is rapidly recovering from
bis late attack Of paralysis, and viii
soon be out amongst big friends. The
report that he had withFlsawn from the
contest for Representative we are au
thorized to contradict.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-10-21

Re In old fellow who became
weary of life, thought be might as well
commit suicide, said be did not wish 10
go without forgiving ~ his enemies.
So at the last moment he removed the
moose from his neck, saying to
himself; 4 never can forgive old
Noah Tor letting the copperhead snakes
get into the ark. They have killed
two thousand dollals worth of my cat,
tie"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-10-21

There are two eventful periods in
the hte ola woman; one when she
wonders who she will have-the other
Then she wonders rho vii hare her.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-10-21

~ If you would rise in the world,
you must not stop to kick at every cur
who barks at you az you pass along.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-10-21

n There is but one regular liquor
snoP1n brenham at this time. The
cause IS attributed by some to the late
cannp-meetipgs. Ranger.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-10-21

We always think of a mean man
that be was made by one of natures,
cobblers, and like an unfinished boot.
threw off without being souled.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-10-21

- He who strives to shake the
trunk of tree only shakes himself.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-10-21

n Every young lady has a right
to amt when she pleases, If her lover
Is by her side 10 catch her.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12
THE ANNIVERSARIES.
TgupspAY. MAY II.

American Bible Soe1dy-Anniyer'ary IN me Aeeasmy u
Music AZ 10 ocloek A. m The officers, managers and iem
Of American Bible Society and Derzes nom An4ry
csrs. the Bible House, Aston place. of inc
tOn Of busiLess Of O'Clock a. m = p....
Amoean Tract Society Of Bo'tohLChuren o. tns TUT r.
Rev Dr. Kirk the Rev Henry Ward beech-r and othrr.
Anerieaa Foreign Bapti's Bhe s0eidy-oou,S DeP
Church Tw-uty.ffh street, Eghth avenue, al ~
speakers expected Business meeting AZ
0'c!ork q. IN. M rhh;,;o, I,
Neg Ierk Iastitson for the Deaf and DHnb-EkhoiIoH u
Acsdsuy Of Music, a. 4 O'Clock ?. H. ~. . =,
o'cloes D. m Good spanking and SINGING expected
4aey,cqa and Foreign Bapfisi BHe Soefy-souh Dap,
Crb Txsnxsfh street near Esh;h syenne, 81 u 0eocN
D u. Sermon by the Rev John DOwlins, d. d. - .si-
-4aerIcun Congregational CHioa Co1fton-eIy asso''
b. ns, Broadway, al II 0ehOck p IN -. Sh,-.h
Yosaq Mcas ChrsfiGn UEion.-S-cond evening -Nn11'N
n 'bs Mccall No ia Broadway, ~ u O'Clock p m
National Bomar' Rshi' A,soea'ioa-Mo.AII, It m
wsv between Blocker and Ansy streets, - y 0es
AdaT.ss BY Luerss Mot Erene l. Roe aoEe ID Ia "a.
~. Rev A1t0isttr Brown Blae kwe, and Wenaen
ESD Business ting in Antislayery otiee, No De-
al 4 O'Clock p. N -, nj. f-L,r.h
insrkaa eHS Foreiga Bible Soeiefy-so1ih bspt .a,'
Tp ruiy- ffh street pesr Eiahh n ALloA "t
non u lie evening BY the Rey. JOHN p0whss' ". "
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Da q d.

BADEAt-Ai New Rocher Wednesday uaornlnx Nay II.
Jcrs,hsp Bsdess, IN the sosh war Of h. age.
yi,ed the fEnera from n. residence Ssur-
dsy st occt The N-w.Haven can leave TIE Twsa-
~ ,e,rrth rrst station al l2n
BEAHN.A, Ne u Gre,nNish sssnns 90 Tsesd.y. May 10.
eyed Is months Sad 10 days
BRINCKFRHOFr-At Nrsovn Lour Island sher shors but
sickness George BrnckehOs In the sst Of his
BLOODGOOD-On Tuesday May To- the residence ef HE
pnr,n,. No SIS Greenwich street, Andrew A., eldest q
ADdw snd Mary BlosOOd aged syesr. mouths and II
days
DUFF-on Monday Msy b residence in Ne~bursh James
DUFF ssed A. years, months and - days
HARTr On Tuesday May TO- at Portsmouth, Va, samuel T.
Hsri, Nsvs Constructor, aged - y-ara
CHINSON-ln n /. city, wedne.say Nay III, Emily,
dsushrT JANE, and Margaret D. HuchinsOn in the sth
Notice o. funeral will b. siveu n Friday mornings papers
KrILLY-A No % Henry street, Tr-iay Nay 10, Eies
Kriy wife Of the late JC Hh Kelly Of Castesownrochc,
County Cork, Ireland, ae years
LOCKwOOD--on Sunday morning. Nay :. Of ccnsamptes.
Ehrs Wells wife Il Char,s Les kwr.nd ssrd ~ years
The will take place Thursday snernocu. O'Clock.
from her late residence. No ~ Lexington avenue.
Boston and New bursh papru please copy.
LEE-At No rs East Twenty fourth street Monday evening"
daughter Of David Meath ssrd 50 years. month and sdaya
MosBY-A Orange n j., on MSns.,, May Or Joseph Mo-
by in the SD year Of bis age, arer short Illness.
McARB-A No. sal West Thry-6r Tuesday morn
Nay 10 Alice j. daughter OF Thomas McAro aged ysss
and Is daYs
OFST- No n Yves, Twenty seventh street, Tuesday May
no. Doris Peter oe-, aged 81 and mon,hs
sCBENCK-A Fishkin Landing Tuesday May 10. Homer
Hi. funeral win take place Thurdsy May ~ at os
his sts Tvs Dc nee.
sTEMMFRNAN-AtN No sSt Sixth avenue. on Mord.y, NAYS
Henry S.n only OF Charles aud Mary StenmcE
nan, ssed year and 10 months.
EATON-At Worcester Mass In the ad Of his the
Hon. William Eaton. father Of Augustine Eaton OF this CITY,
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MARRIED.

p.rnyry LOGAN On Monday Msy O. 1852 At the Lexins-
tou-sy,pus Bspts. Church, by the Rev VIM Hzze u D.,
Oetyius d. Baldwin Mis- Mary T. Logan all Vi TINS eity
Non,rc So, Pa, psp~rs pleas copy .
BEpFuHp-pEAN-In Brooklyn Tuesday evening. May
10 by the C. w. Al able Allied bsiiofo 10 S>isn -
daughter of Henry Dean ESQ., Of newborn .
BERTINE-HA Rsr-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday Nay
IL by tie Rev Law D. D., Pastor % The craiensry n
Churb Peter O. Berthe 81 New forf - Safsh hs~xhs
daughter Of J. o. Hsvxhurs, Of Brooklyn
Callor ia pspers pless- copy.
COATEs-HALE-ln sosd, Porage County ono on Isafr
Say March H. laj0 By EldeT NJ Coates, MI Howard IL
Coates Of Msribor1 storh Coz ny Ohio, 70 Miss Cordea
Hale daughter II Mr. Or Hale Of PORTAGE County ONO
CIARKF-McCUTCHIN-AtB Bath steub~n County, n T.,
o. 81 nday May g. By the Rev Mr. Howard Csaa CIaf<e
az New.YoE Sarah r AcCutehin Of 81 Crox west H.
diet.
UTTCHISsOy-w OOD-A. Bunker Hi, Aaccupn Co, IL,
on Thlr,os, April By q, Rev James W.eT M H. n
D. Ms. Emns Wood Of Jsrs~yyille. Ill
HuNT-BENSETT-On Tuesday, May TO- At Norfol. street
Bsp,ist Church BY the Rev Dr. Ar,sge, Nr TRos H. Hunt
10 Miss LucsIle Beane.i, bath Of Ills city.
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THE LATEST PER PERSIA.
TINES CITY ARTICLE.
LONDON, Saturday, April 80

LONDON, Saturday, April ~, loJ''
This has been the final day of the Foreign and Share
settlement in the Stock Exchange, and the panic ha
continued, with almost uninterrupted force. The fiuc
tua,ions have again been extremely violent and prices
although they opened with less gloom, were finally al
most as heavy as at any period of the week
The new Indian Loan has declined from to dis
count.
At the Bank of England to-day there was full de-
uapd for money at the increased rate. In the open
market the terms are quite high as at the Bank,
and the dealers are indisposed to take long paper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12

MrRpFR IN MINSEsOTA.-A Mr.. Aaron Cochran OF
Wright County Minnes,ta, aud his soD, were attacked
n, adtuly beaten on the 2oth nit. by three IRISH
men. two Of them brothers named Conner. Cochran
ard his son had driven some cows belonging TO the
Copiors from some hay-stacks OF his. The lrlshInen
we're armed with axes. Old Mr.. Cochran sho. C"hhof
in the thigh so that he died day, but he died HIM
sell in few hours from the wounds received by the
Irishmen Mr.. Cochran was Justice Of the Peace aud
Postmaster.
CRoPs.-All Of our exchanges that speak OF the
matter at all say that the wheat Is still improving, ana
coi1g on everywhere with the most energetic effort.
Another week will the better part Ut the planting
safely over The fruit is said to be injured smewha
sIope " hIte River. Indianapolis Sentinel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12

sHVFrLpT-KELLY-In Chicsso. Illinos Wednesday
Msy the Church q the Holy Communion BY the Rsv DR.
Kelly assisted ty the Rev. Mr. Whppi> G-srse A at,
IT, formerly Of New YORK. 70 Miss Fannie J. Kelly. sc<
q n. oncistiIs clergyman.
VAN NOSTRASD-WEILs-Oa Monday. Msy 9. W the Rev.
Benny Ward Beech Mr. J. Il. Van Norsnd % Miss Jennie
Wels. all a Brpoklxn
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AdVeFtIstnth-I
Heavy Failures IN OUR MIDST.

The failure, Of the regular practice In OF Consumption
have driven everybody the employment OF the cssoid
Ind an Bsarn Of LIvERwoRT and HoAzHousp wnien ees
al Cold. and Coughs and ayes tho unennss oil even Ine
CouUupcye. II may be found at sl the drusssts
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CITY ITEMS.

| TsFsrRicAL-Mr Wallacks new theater, TO be
Commenced very SOON will be on the corner of Broad.
wsy and Thirteenth street
| w. J. Florence commences in June Summer sea
son at the present Wallaek's.
The perennial Iavels will appear at Nblo's early
| 10 the Fall season.
The rumors of Mr.. Forests return TO the stage ap-
pear to have died ont.
Tie Lafarge heirs have made liberal propositions
toward putting the Metropolitan Theater in superior
order for Summer season, and parties are now in
negotiation for lease.
List of Americans registered st the Banking office
of Lansing, Baldwin Il Co., No Place de Ia Boure,
Paris, from April to April -, 1859;
c A,hor. c. Leay. J. II Hold.ne and ~ife, W q mp
and fsn y Nj. A. Bart.el p Nc Dons,n John ouss and
lady, II. w4tlsy Hsrrisgn n O. Bradford H. H. gen
.I az VII ~ Mr. r. L J. MSee Nj. M.her Gnta "
q J. T. Gs'1 %: :%H . la % i IL az woe%.
Wills r. Ly'u g. Mdcbereer aud family Freeman L L.
l., '' sl,ar and iamIy Mr. TSom.oS, 4 L.n, % g
c S,evrrt sny Hughes and lady a. Hard 'hn
'1 nd ANIL T Pss 9o' css Van So:rnd
G T,r Mari Mr' CS, 3. s' TSd Wis. w, HSn
keus. Jsnes G Coll, Dr. Nil am. wm rur1su A. Girtnsr'
w Isyt, DrS" JOh M, tS, i,,,l Lssap
sa,sre Thon.. Croa', Chs,ls Gsi aEe ~ Davis H.
N. tullOr, Miss G. tushu5n, Miss bhns '"
II. ssrr,It MIS-. Al GEL, Miss Angel. Murray Willy Wal
lax D. c Elliot J5me. E. Raymond, New York II Lazarus
aid lac,. kuipe Dr. II. Hawthorne and wife Lesnig D.
T. Fredick A. Wamrath, a. Ritter, IT,, no. p Womath h
r. ,rig Pennsylvania J. H. Bacon jr B. keos Henry
Jenny Masssehus.ts; r. H. Alien, Louisiana H. smith
H.wJr"S c. Fulton A. X Fulton MsIysna; M,l'St.
u strauss kentucky r. X. Reid CALIFORNIA; s. C. Barney
United States Navy.
ANEW NOTroS.-A large package of New-York
Central Railroad passenger bills was picked up in the
Bay yesterday by one of the pilot-bcats. Going to
sea To advertise railroad is new notion but per-
haps casting advertisements upon the waters is one
Of the novelties of the age that may prove not a bad
investment after all
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Arrp,y ~ SIC SIyG PRIs0y.-A convict nj
Advertisement
EAR INSTITUTE (establishrd ls52l for the ex.

elusive treatment Of aft ctons Of the Ear REMOVED 10 No ~
St. Makpl No fee demanded until the mus. satisfactory
and convincing evidence Of improvement has taken
Rerrnces every section Of the city and all over the United
states
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12

The Anniversaries will b'iog many strangers 70
the civ not few Of will visit the PSYCHOLOGICAL CAB
IsyT Of FOWLER WELLS No 800 Broadway just above the
PARK and deneaton Of their dspostions defrc
proper occupation, ana how 70 cultivate ana MAKE INC
most Of themselves
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ADVERTISEMENT

METALLIC TABLET RAZOR STROP.-I hb InIhI-
article may obtained Of the sole manufacturer s.
SAUNDER Aston House. and d the various agents through
out The city.
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Advertisement. |
CURSPy's NEW Pr

CURNHY's NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC AND FINE Akr
GALLERY No Broadway, frs block below the New York
Hotr Photographic DssuerTeoypes, Miniatures In Oh and
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TA1vsrf,sarpept

DEAFNESS CURED, however caused, by new
method. ,-.. -. A. on,
Broadway, New-YOrk
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the broad Distinction between the statement az
psde il tleI with regard 10 the interests end honor
&C H. gsrd shd tie sta ent, a. was supposed 10
have II ade IT, with reference TO parisanslp with
either e the belngerouts. repeat that our anxious
d. sire If to ain ain peace for Ourselves. But 90
further ard say that even if the sword should be
drawn if, urhsppily, war should break out England
will all 8iu q waichul and Observant attitude
tbservaii not for the purpose Of prohtlng by the
weakI ess ,r The ceau itier Of others bu fl the pur
poe If discovering the slightest CLEAN Of light that
hculd bTe.k forth amid the gloom Of war, and should
di,close probability Of the Dispersion Of
Tie couCs and sffu'd ground opportunity for tue
Interpreter f The pacific infinerce If England
cbeersl. My L. ri, | really know not how 10 apOl-
tlize ir Get6inng you 20 long Oh an occasion
Ike the preset, when undoubtedly breyity il more
c,nmeioabe than lei 9Th of speaking; but in the
pIesert state OF public affair charged as am with
he fearful spOEs bty which attachest to Minister
of this great country in these anxious lines, am earn
e,tly desrou- tina, between and the British public
thee sluld be 10 secret to the cOurse which The
Govern EFT have adopted or the position in which
iLey have stOOd-uO secret to the cOunsels by which
Il ~ intend to be guided; and greatly mistake the
character Of ny cOuitrynen it, in pursuing detern-
il "a md at the time peaceful policy, and Ill lay
il z on every political thought and feeling open to the
kI,wlet ge # he public, we shall not secure that
III QUIT OF col deLce AID support which If essential TO
,very Mnister, ana the possession Of which is the
preae, and highest reward for the anxieties anu tolls
10 which he il exposed Loud cheers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12

Quincy RAILROAD IN Apri, 1913, nave Doen'
Freight. tHm. ~
Passengers. 1911 -
MALL and miscellaneous. L'' %
Esruiua, per nile ESQ 81 Tofal..". s799n 10
tI,e-S,i, ~ IN. ns. Estimated ATM. 5000 %
Net earnings. ...........'..'''''"s1~'
gy1wygy Chicago A BUsLsGros-zo NILE
~ 20 -
Mails misc elans io'<>'-SsNS'su
BETWEEN GALgssURG AND QUrscY-loo MILxs.
Frrixht. I'D, ~
ps.epxrs..................... l3eol 70
Mails and miscellaneous. sSo Ho-e's"
p.,ny ,eI q Der mile Total or $40 miles si2us 81
Esrpinss IN April, lsts.....'.......'...''. iHS~ "
Decrease in 1889. seSV "
The road Of this Company commences 30 miles west
of Chicago at its Junction with the Galena Road and
extends l38 miles 10 Galesburg, where il connects
with the Quincy and Chicago Railroad for Quincy.
and with the Peoria and Oquawks Railroad for
Burlington and Oquawka In addition to earnings
upon its own road, the Company receives 70 y cent
of the earnings upon 30 miles between Chicago and
the junction, and in computing the earnings per milo
y miles should be added, making the length Of the
road leo miles.
The net receipts Of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railroad for the week ending 9TH inst.
are ~, sos 90.
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REAL EsrATE.-Adrian H. Muller sold at auction

The following sales made yesterday by A. j.
Blocker Sol & Co.:
6sory brick and 10, 39 Cherry lot q
2stofy brick house aud lot Prnces lot l5NS5.. 40"
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Tile Times says that nearly all the naval engineers
have their hands full of foreign orders.
In TO last night li2 members had been elected to
serve in the new Parliament of these li2 were re-
turned without opposition.
The health of Sir John Lawrence will not permit his
acceptance Of the proffered banquet.
GREESocK, April 80, lSj9.-rhe steamship Edin-
burOb arrived at IL o'clock last night in 10 days from
New.York She encountered strong easterly winds.
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CAMPAIGN IN ITALY.

While admitting that it is difficult to learn the truth
in such matters, and the French may even have d.
rect object inducing Gen. Gyuai to believe III their
difficulties, but belief prevails that they will be un
able to offer serious resistance to the Austrans,
they determine on vigorous attack.
The French were unprepared for the sudden move
melt Of the Austrans and expected to begin war at
their leisure somewhere about the end of May. The
d ficulty and delay Mont Gents will be consider
able and though the French are carried rapidly to
Genoa they arrive there without means of entering on
. aao.,s;gn far three week.