davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1859-05-19

pKOWN s. BARBER,
IL PRODUCE, tt,MMI>>IpS AID SHIPPING
Merchants,
And pr.srs+ j: Mat. i;4t.ev La r-ate,n Hupa,
E>c-Sr >.,.:!I t.4.& IT, e., sta;r+, t,a,u ln:ts
HikAx GAp"s. .E-al fX4Sc14 +. HA4yxzll
, 1859-05-19
1TATElIENT Of THE CONDI-
~ TlUS uF THE
Ne1u Eno1and Fire ord Marina Tnxuro1eo r.,

New England Fire ard Marine Insurance c.,
OF HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT,
0ntte nth ,'ay IT May. l559.
Thc a,nor;.t OF it, farfa! Stock IS 40 10
Thc a,"uHt II s tal stnlS ;a.i ~ .s.... s.a ID
THE ASSETS OF T5iE 56w: coYrANY W.. ARE AS FOL-
! hss aa' y Asens g sue es!na,sl il I.r. 5 i i
). Heal Estate. non.;
;. i'as duy H. = ,.ornanv sct:rt.! n!'H s1 Mu
Kasys Of Heal Estas". being dr>t lens... $500 70
6. Detts das d. & The Company SECURED by pledge Of
:. Dslts aue r. v"qsny ,tta;:i il pici:tot ''' ~
$. Debts ,'us tLe ClhrIy i;ii loan, cn ap '''' -
l1ovet persona ,,ssa':.s.......: 80. ta;D %
York. Par Value. alu.hp A.-krt Eauc,. 1o1.5 Il"
i"sk, lnr Ea!uc. &",uv Market v:4ue,.. lo1oo u
E:>Iae. ln.no Market va:ae. :........-. 1861 O.
Stock, r1r Value. 1870 .tas:tt .ssue4. 1o,o', o.
r47 yalls; 3.tv Mark,t 'a:ue ..-;...:.. $50 O
Value. syu Aarsyt Vaus -. .,.:... $50 90
, Value, :!r Market va'u:...,; ,:.:... 5as: 70
h;,no Ma!sss vau:. :..;..- 4.a 20
70 sA,res B4lss II { "n;se,ec Stock, Besou.
Par EalEe. 5uU Market vai,l., 5o13 %
% share. Mcrcnatts Esnk Stuvk. Eostru.
l'as Value. :,Sp Market Valuy,...-. :. 6!1V u
Value. lrr:.AV Market v.lnS ..... 1o,c;o q
:; Shares Mercantile link stock Hartford
i;r Ha:.c. 20 Nark,t Value. -. :. $40 co
l!anS stueS, III va:as. ;,eU M.sfts ....
is sia!es Rockville hank STOCK. R;ei,:s ''''' ~
. Tar Value. l. ~ Market Vaae,.. l,xo ~
H. Other property swned by the CeEIaay..... $50 ~
.. t@5!;,::5 -
L1AGlLITlEs........ .........none.
, 1859-05-19

The Northern Railway of Canada.

And At TnrDntn With
THE GRAND THINK K31LWAY.
For IuutTel! ttle:uc Portland .sA l:.l.tnn, ard
LAKE ONTARIO srEAME E1sS zpg SlAGARA FALLS,
t,s"r;a and Gap. I!ncct1 and At H:densurxh will the
fer1n.t tvntss Ia:iEiad for H,eton and i1ey,..!;e
ln:s the Vermont Celtr between Usltisaurgh anu
1a.ten
The aboyr Line Is unequa.tl for regularity .nd d.1atcl
for fa.cn:rrs a' Frt!ft between the Wes:e,u AID Est.
SE1 a.,l New England statte and Cal.aAn.
Ftt fsr...i: Gr Fl::fe, Apply IN
4. +. SfEScEE / CO., Agents.
j.sce+ttm Foot of L,saile IT,, ChE,so. III.
4 MERICAN TRANSPOI,TA-
IA TIUE tOMrASY.-1net rn.Eu.u
Eades t4e llHs ot tie St2.t u Nrw York. st4N
, 1859-05-19

CULVER & TAYLOR,
~ f's1iEbiNG i f'tuHt>SlOr HEEfHATZy
AGENTS FUI: MICHIGAN HARDWOOD L1:nnER
MILLS.
We eaa t:r:!Ah tr sh1>--t ansc sit ktrp.s II Hard
""at aE As< NasI Lur'-s s!.+ !: !,w-, ,-..h
lTee ':bsr NJ. IA SUM-. WAeE -trve,, CL.9asu Iii.
ElT. 3*,-t:us
NCRl.I NELSON.
- Fs,~i'se. tsn'El:@+"n ara Sht;pin: Merchant
NJ. 2t@ s11th Water 1rses
fAkeht T. r tht F3iTn starch wprkA. t,s~cxo TO- n "
Iitrrs eau !s.ars F:..ir : t;rnn tt shjuner. l.,
tr~rI, NV York. IN ,turv avia. tie .h?tptr thn
tf,...eko Ut 49, IL c!sax make, tut cnu.lse.n
, 1859-05-19

Al person. requested forthwith to rake r.-r,r:t ~
tid Taants II csc us The VII t"rysrtt Al
said NarEant4 A. + q MI-T:, ( ~ | u
myl6-lm.IS.H l,ty 4, Hrf-
, 1859-05-19

COLLIN G WOOD line
~ Commenting ~ IT. orcnInK Ut Navi-
E7Lfn. the fulsoNlEc 4 An, aLu ~ T. k.ER.--A
est eia.s scrtw stea,cs. having Largely il, Tsf7t1H
erased tie1 eacity for Passengers will I'll tbs Eire Is
FOUNTAIN CITY, Capt rECE.
EVERGREEN CITY. t'apt. CnAxnxai41x
HUNTER. a'a,t. ntck..S,
HSTt1SAt;lS. Capt. W1LKtxs
Lesre Cl!cazo from the IN Ut Lashle s.irrt South side
4. si:nlrr 4 tes wharf. I4s4.ay. Tuan..av and
Satl-!ay tvrLn-l 1t ocue.. landing 1t Ill point. thu
Nt.t nr u Like Michigan IL north - Tau Riye1x
all 1t Mackinac.
ItRYgh Ellis of La1Hg given from Chicago anil pn,ts
the Wtt store Of Lake Michigan to R'stnn, New York
A"Eti:al ant Al the Ernva tu!1s ir tr E4.:vru aud
New England States and C.:.aua.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31
Ready This Morning:
4 IL ABOUT II;
HISTORY AND MYSTERY Or COMMON THINGS.


One vol. l2r.o., go pp. PEice 81.
in hi. volume ron1eDssd information
aimos, every subject within the o M and sencs Or "a
r-loD 10 ih- history aid Jf Natural sad Artificial Pfd1c
lions sords library it.- snd poet he reader
in .hose ;hossui of Fsc; and ufTa;ion Necessary
10 every person oins.ncc, AID 81 ns-cetshs . ordinary
research.
Us c.ntenis embrace:
ALL About Tsa, Cfes Coca Chocolate and ether Ilsons
ALL ABOUT Tropical and lnpo.cd Frss ;hei' manner Of
growth, ETC.
ALL ABOir Cos sid f. s1rIns,ion So. al Sal Hine.
ALL ABOUT Les.hs! and Tanning; ABOUT Artificial LsA,
ALL ABOUT Paper and Paper nakiHz Psrisc Msrhe e:r
ALL ABOUT Glass Porcssin, Pottery. CHA ani oAe.
ALL ABOUT Te1,iie Ysb7os Co,,ou Linen Wool sud s.k
sui The inuaTnsrshe Fsbnc- into which hay
ALL ABOIT Cereals Grai1s rssis jf. Bread tri-
ALL ABOUT Butter Cheese. etc.
ALL ABOUT Fermeu;sd Ll1'rs Wiues Malt L'luors e,.
ALL ABOUT Medcnss etc. ASOI Spicss, &c.
ALL ABOUT Ae.sl. lion, Copper. L cad. Tin, e.e, e.c
ALL ABOUT Minersls- fhs Precious s.onesi e-c, e.r
ALL ABOUT The susphrIr. E-cIficiy; ABOUT Grol y
ABOUT Roo.s. Stems and Leaves, -t..
ALI. AROTT EuEraviug Priung the Ar-s and Sciences
ALL ABOUT Winds, Wares, rides,
ALI. ABOUT Tho1-and Miscellaneous Subjects
INVALUABLE FOR CONVENIENT REFERENCE.
W. A. TOWNSEND Il Go, P1blishsrs,
No. ~ Wakersf., sw-Yorf.
Single copies eod 70 any address recsP; of the retail
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31
DEE ER's LIFE THOUGHTS.
- 10000 COPIES
HAVE BEEN SOLD,
And the unabsted demand for this
VOLUME OF GEMS


cIled from the mo-, powerful ard eioqasn. Discourse of he
iea Of the shows hew deep hold th. glowing
and truthful sentiments have taken upon The men and women cl
America
Like s the works q genus these LIFE THOCGHTS'
address themselves cty the universal heart and
they smPs'heo word for al moods do their lessons
OF wisoom hcr ss conscience and duty AWAKE Topo1'
sye ech0eI IN sll souls. -
To the lover o beautiful in nature, they mpa eddsd
chan al her works tho bright beams oi ne morning
supshiI gil the soubcr earth with sadness and 10y
To the humble sspIsnt higher aid life earth
they address the words q eDcoursSemsn and nope aud -
otfcrpg feeble child feels strengthening influences Uf ;he
parents loving counsel do his words Of lofty cheer
Strengthen the wayworn pgn upon The iou7ney OF hfe
To the sympa.hec IoErcr who the evil. and
uiqus o the institutions of bis the degraded and
condition bis fellow nen aud who spres IN bis day snd
s,D.Ison do something worthy that shel
make world o mankind e wiser better and happier be-
tTunpets voice. himself fer the conflict with al thc
oes Of humanity and thrust IN his neke now into the worlds
harvest field.
To the grofsrcken nourer whor siiTi.ua vision br.
family penetrate the clouds Of d.spond.ncy and tie k dsrk
In which rouds the soul they bring the
powerful Divine Revelation and Gods good Todces
adjusted all eyes and enable him tie brightness sad the
beauty Of the better land.
/; is becs.se hese Life Thou sh glow With tach intensity
Natures Gebec thus striking and beall ax;osoI q
the all clsass and conditions OF
men, that they haze already become fsmsr household
their pe.cuce II every family would ministry good
VOL I2mo. 80 pages.
Price 81.
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NEW YORK, TUESDAY, NAY 81, 1859.
fanrp GOODS.

HUGHES, DUPUY e. CREHANGE,
Ii ~ MAIDEN LAVE -.
Are r.ces-ts IN .z.c-s tsarer I'D VII coEe 70 ~
o.ye da-i-s he .essa
NEW STYLES OF PARIS
SILK NETs eANCHOSs AND HEADDREssSS
iall black sid with ,clored eJ-dersl ..,..
FANCY HAIR PINS, COMBS AND CACHEPEiO,kS
i.he srscs, sssor.nen; IN he Uui,ed s,s,rsh
sun PARAsOI snd OPERA FANS, Of all lids
BELT BUCKLES. SLIDES and CLASPS,
DRESS BUTTONS AID TRlMNlSGs,
CFEFA GLASSES PLATED CHAIS5, JEW ELEES
SCALES, &c, &c, &c,
stsh hey ose 70 he trade only 2; n. 9yH. ni,se.
~ Oras-s for an SescrJ-.rs ii FRENCH 0oODS lied "
:hoir house, Nc. ! Ra. du orard Char-isr. Psris
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31
PATIIAWAY;
Or,
TIE MOUNTAIN OUTLAWS

AT.,E OF TIE NcETHsES TRAPPING GRcvspS
"PATHAwAY- viii be pGbl,shed In the columns of ThE
NEN-N ORK MERCURY, TO which Journal h,Fo engaged 20
corAe rNc for term Of years 70 ny rlle'os
res,rs return sincere thanks ana sAa ever nu "a
rt, rnhance tose who by their psftlsy AID tA'Sr avo
eorbutea 70 nv eucces Ii Do rot s slons tosetss
he-r mutually pleased with cach Other, ttsii. VI 10y
ie cuSh Of effort my rari 70 eon.Ie nii sst
,r-robstr Tctc who h.ye Hscn en interest," II tee e-t
te," Of Nick Whinoss es5se:eT Py c,'eas..y =;
nav yery rossiby find in " "PA1HAWAf" ensctsroi as
and nature, whose exploits AID dIoLeI.e' VII D..
tAoso o oAe- IL short is Pdo-- to i.e1-ces
story that shall excel o<Ae- prodrons q R ren " e COW
.y o. stuations In truthlnes 81 aesesta, isHacJ "a
Nj Tepid Succession of Il cioent
i.~il h~ nlgstEa,td 6J pARLLf nonrysou
Worvester May l';e.
TIE publishers Of THE MERCURY w,l only add ths: they
p,y Dr. Rebaon higher pce for hi, sbo than has e'e' ":
been ?si ~ the P,ss 20 sny American rAc BIZ
.s.e ef duty quarter o million r.icEs Seaasads II
eren, ssiee- l, Is In, b. honorable ooIngeii;:on
tosxcc In every department O. as:eve. COST I'D tas. Mission
W ever ~ Eafsly fcTlosaed.
PATHWAY ~ VII bs commenced IN TIE EfW-YSRk
,EgCVgY waos, Gelsy snd o,asT n0ysEs vii fo.cw in
Isyi scccoss,oc.
1AJLpWELL, SOUTiIWoRTH WHITNEY.
PrrT-ic;oys Eew-Ne.k Ns.ccry.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31
60 6porismen.

I B. CROOK, No. 20 fulton-st., Manuiac:ur-r
- a. luror.-r ~ FISHING TACKLE in &. ia ya-sty
Cuery Po=aer s-d Shot; Ne,s SENS nd Eykes, sc. H
p..fiIg loIs a. .hort ng:ee.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31

THE GOOD NEWS PV Sol OF ,. GOD: 3D.
Rector Il EVersey, author Of AltoI Locke Sc
.erie. Of thirty nine sermons on ops OF specia
AID m The plain pure -yle Of this cesbrsed wrT Ihe psc
M truth, o he Gospe and tne elevsns cse: a. ns oa9'
tifuIy ses forth In :hese diseouIses
vol, limo. l.
THE GOOD NEWS OF GOD.
An iuyth.sh.e addition n every Chr:!aas hb9ai!
MY EARLY DAYS.
By ELIZA ". FshSH.N
vol, l.mo, 40 PIP. 81 -
NY EARLY DAYS
An invaluable book 20 the yonns
MY EARLY DAYS.
nYv.-v uc-rs- Ia me land should rad -
NJ EARLY DAYS
"T impossible 20 read this book and iS' eA'e -
90 eylesse.ed-' ..r,,n.v,
NO., a ,,aosiusry interest, in Mr. rs les. f!s- an
sp.ri." blhi Aooi pibr,A,,,
No So Broadway Sew-lclk
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31
prinlins.

AT Weddins Cards, Notes,
N t-These oeleo-ssd Csrds rplenady engraved rsn ooJ
hsd In Bosdy sy DnAnas. OsdeS ree.yed oJ nAL
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31

DACING POOI.S-Pools for the JAMAICA
II .IAKEs-JOCEEY CLUB HANDICAP, FOUR MILE
PiRsT &C. v BE- .oIa a. aaetion THIS EVENING, 81 No
CE-:o- Place, :: 10 o'c.ock ?.
THE BUOYANT LIFE-PREcERNlhG
sTATE-ROoN lIs.iock's InFel..gul is roS yrg 8 tie
Basy sor exhibition s.i -. te ogen e.ly s-r-y.
non 0cio.k u Ticzs;: y ssEia pro -el g.
- ,s.e UAlLOCK L SMITH P.orrieio-'.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31

LOVE NE LITTLE, LOVE ME LONG. Novel BY
CnsRLrs READE author Of Christie Johns'ons," PEG
wongton" Never Late to Mend" s.. l2no hash1,
IS cents; paper, G5 cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31

FURNITURE BOUGHT for READY MONEY.
A fair vsiue given kr F.rriIre. Csry~.A bo|sh &c. "
Ia Ia h-av, t<tveeD ga sTe ls-<-sA
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31
60 Ubom it man Concern.


wi FoCSD-A Of money, io.nd In the stree. viii b.
.a 10 lie owner u spp.i, soi a; 40 iS BTucmest
4. J. WARREN Property C.erk.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31
6prfial Notices.
,-...arx aft thc Sunday schooIs of the NI.

Erksrch win be gwen on TUESDAY ENENlN6 SEAr'
T.. =, he Academy 4 Music The singing viii BE- con
J i, M L. A. Benjamin and the exercises viii c1nsis, Of
s,u,si sos Speaking BY about 600 children The Rev
a.hp JAMS will preside, and address delivered by the
r. kLFRED COOKMAE of Philedepoa Tck-ts, 25 cents
= be bad =: No 2O Malbouy,; h. Gooenongh, No. l22
Es..sv w K .yto No. 2o3 BoweTy the door ms
,yepng the meeting Doors open ocock Exercises 70
soxomeDee al "a O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31
UARPFR ( BROTHERS

IIARPER BROTHthS
HAVE JUsT PUBLISHED.
LEVERS GERALD FITZGERALD. Gerard t.'zgeIaia
"Tbe Cheyaler" Novel. By CHARLES LEVER, suthor Of
"Clsres oMarey,' "GcDcoTe," "The Dodd Fsniiy
Abroad" "sr Jasper CsIe7 Maurice IieTnay" kc Pat
l. syo., Psper 25 cents
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31
CRY OF Nsw-YoRy, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
CoyraoLLER's oFrIcE, April p, 1859.
NOTICE to OWNERS Of REAL ESTATE


NOTICE to OWNERS of REAL ESTATE
~ Errer0ss applications haYirz teea made 70 this Depart
cr by rsr koz receipts Il various Collector. Of Assess
mcr. for pd pTey.ogs April 49, i3. accorn; Of
"a opening the Cer-sl PARK, end s-udy and
obe ia p.oyrrlol,, which retained By sd
Coeos snd credited IN tae proper books Of the Bureau Of
tc Collection of AssseG,s 70 have such credit, duly made
sd lie created ~ such c.n,sled AID ds
ehssad o IeoodSOTICE Is HEREBY CIV IN % all Per.
rs paid which have been duly
c. p-essut the evidence Of sch al this Oe
m ns.ior Before sub .ize tee d hrss u any exit,
Zen the Controller Viii require the original
f a koIlzel ocer Il the C.p;st.on 20 D. ted in
III, OHrc, Sih ssy 4 the rarty by or on sco1H, ~
vhor she payment sie suing forth tie scts snd cir
-css q tie csc uud sch cher poof es WI euabs the
Cora!sn MAINTAIN scton sssrs. iae Coee,of under
,rG ~ such coc..rs m.-e IL where pey'
sa.s Asyc been made q Osi psors or than The Col
rs rcp-cser,inE beyes % b auth rxed % receive s1eA
ayc 5cha.i oi tie Cooperation, TIE authority u slca
t-sors IL the premises t- clearly shown. Wien
.vr Lave tcen .le by b.Lk cheeks drawn - LIZ order Of
L. Coc,or and tors.d by them, such e-eeks scord be
,e1.el :h the rccc.r. q .-ch oHetsL
Appcsons .o The Discharge Of Ksa. IN hs shovenen'ned
csss. accompanied BY tie required prof. q payment snoli Be
,d- in vz ard sidrsssd % hs un1snct, ihe envelope
birE inGos-d Claim foE o ehsTse q sssessent en
IL ~ eIl-nan, The p.oo5. q! peyucl. shall 5e deemed
sa- the Ben Si BE- czrsl-t and certificate IA, ef
f il ts gsn ulleI q. kard Of tie Controller II lie pod
is MT io1nd ss;i..-coIy .hs papers I'll ee r,,lrLsi
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31
Cost ana fcnno.

EOUND-At Fountains India Store, ou sstur'
fav a POCKTTBoOK kr Tee oBusr cs- have tie sz-1t
a, ,scib.us lie content; aad p3y.Cz E the sd l.
FOUNTAIN a Co. NJ 90 b'esl"ey.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31

Emigrnnt Intelligence Once nnd Labor Exchange
besi No Canals 20 No cl Worth ST. Gate
Anthny M few door. west Of Broadway No lees charged
JAMES p. PAGAN Superintendent
lee Water Always Ready.-TIE PATENT ICE
PTCIF RS great luxury III warm weather some ne"
and beautiful styles richly Silver Plated also In Britannia, for
,sk AZ WHOLESALE anl RETAIL by
LUCIUS HART Nos and Birling Slip
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31

THE AMERICAN HOME GARDEN. Being Principles snd
Rues for the Culture Of Vegetable Fruits, Flowers and
sbrobbery 70 which added brief Notes on Farm Crops
with Table of their Average Product and Chemical Contn'
ents BY ALEXANDER WATSON Wi;hseveal hundred ll-s-
trations limo Muslin, 81 D
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31

DIR. J. H. ROBINSON
Writing for
THE NEW.YORK MERCURY.
ANOTHER GREA1 ENGAGEMENT.
TIE p-opr,-.or. Of TIRE NEw-YORK MERCURY respect
Ally announce the Of he celebrated author Dr. ~
ROBINSON universally acknowledged to be the only ''a'nu
delipea,or If FAR WESTERN TRAPPER LlFE-
HI. OpeuiDs Tale for TIE MERCURY row nesry com
,sa and be believes be the best he has ye. written TAs
inz the authors graceful pen VIII bs
ea with enthusiasm his Of thousands Of sdnIrf'
a CARD.
TO THE READERS or "BUCK BISON" "NICX WHY
FLES" "ONE-Ei Ed SAUL" kTe.
To those who have followed my heroes ard hsoine over ID.
W.,,,n Trs and the far trapping grounds oi te oi.s
Nth bes leave 10 tat an now engage IL PIE
nang another SeTis the Of which usnTe Il he sane
ND udes ard which shs eDteayoI 10 TenoeI ~"il1s ne
I NV former readers !; viii bo perceived that have
h .ron of country in which daily evens transcend toe
,b 6rs Of Gctionwhere incident crowds uPoa hS-Se1
snS Md adventure and daring deeds inevitable thns
The tile ol ny new story viii De
HATHAWAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31
Caution to Purchasers OF Billiard Tables.

A. upscrupulos persons tsis city ondsavorus TO palm
ibcr limitations 10Y tables the public By falsely asserting
that decision bcn ob;ained affecting The rcrt tor my
Cn bpson Cshiops take thi. opportunity Of stating tht
efcng OF patens has ever been rendeed
and informing the public pei dag the tahen " pot Al
end Of the outward form OF my Cushions that
VCoinor Coender of Nos. 6S IS 81 AID Ge Crosby, in
This city the so manufacturers Of model Tables aud
MICHAEL PHELAN
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31

THE LIFE OF NORTH AMERICAN INsECrs. By b
JrcER e Professor Of IooIogy and Botany in the College
New.Je,sey Assisted by H. c. PREsroS' NJ d. win nu
ros Illustrations from Specimens in tie Cabne. q the
thor l2mo. Muslin, 81 %.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31

nRAIRIE FARMING IN AMERICA.
4 ID. APPLEToN L Co, Nos. SA and 3B BROADWAY,
HAVE Now READY:
PRAIRIE FARMiNG IN AMLRiCA,
WITH NOTES By THE WAY,
CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES,
JAMES CAIRD NJ r., .
s.hr ~ Tna.h Agri, uture" Letters tie Cora C:cps
High FarTnps,p " The West Of Ireland" &c;
One volume limo Paper Pnce - cts Coth ~ cs
The picture Of Prsirie Farming ia drswn ne. by smart
Eden land sseni srecls,or in he hopc q taAre III tn"s
Bnsbers bu, by crnnen. English asiicGr.st nor ,hs
resder tied Place blind faith In MI tairds concso
They are given such iIn 70 show me exs atnoI o
.on fnowsdge ard local experience IRON which ID sns
and the steps his calculations are IN senfrs easy ana oe
IN fr the most ordinary n.eee. 90 follow And IS sr a.
we csn Judge IA the purely economical oet Vi iLe
oues.ion has been ulss.s.ed o. forgotten -,
Z f tho Canadian he kwods 20 rival the attractions
OF The Mississippi Prairics witch offer tie enisapt che apr
ehj AID require less bor before yielding pTctsoe e-
uru~-lLonGon Saturday Review.
III ON Of nTice.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-24
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PLRBEEAKs.-The Baness FnbEsha with cOm-
plimeptsry comments a letter, IRON which we make
the following extract
Andy johnson exaliiag'y proclaimed on the
scr CT he Senate. fhe6fhsr day, that be himself
vas plebeian. Wen. am not disposed to gainsay
what the honorable Senator says CT himself Aud.
also agree with him TO the spurious character OF
these popular CT national Conventions, so called
though for different reason, perhaps ir1nl that
which influences the SenasoTss Judgment Ny
opinion is, that they have too much Of the pseoelah
element in them; but his opinion is, probably that
they haze TOO little For my part, cannot beheve
that pleheisn is ft representative for these who
not pleheisns and it appears 70 Es thai there Is
manifs st incongruity in plebean being the rep
.reseBtsiive Of sovereignty"
This sentiment is part of the old aristocraiic
creed Of the party which in the early days Of our
republic sought to withhold power from tho people
Oar opponents have always dstrusted The capacity
of the people for self Government, and would be
glad 10 exclude pEe5sians from places of honor and
trust that they may be reserved for the PatrieiaHs
the veal hier and better born.
II is fcriuuste for the country thai those who hold
these Opinions do rot control the government ltis
fortunate that cur Institutions we're framed, instead,
by wise and good men, who thought that the peasant
vas equal the prince, who thought that neither
wealth NOR birth conferred airy dignity or honor,
which might rot lie enjoyed hy sbe lowliest in
the lard Under,le beue6cent opera ion Of these
nsli utons, the Child of humble origin may come to
rule over the naiisn, snd the Of iod may stand
unsbashed b,fore The descendant Of a hundred
kings. Such lie the result Of DemO9rt'e prineiP'es
will the people discard them, aud ades hose other
doctrines which We fad ia The paragraph We have
o,nted9
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A dispatch from Detroit ited the 2lst says "The
accident which oceurredto the Eastern train on Fri
day night proves more serious than was at first re-
ported. Heavy rains had washed the embankment,
making a ch,sm one hundred and fifty feet wide, and
fifty feet deep. into which the whOls Irain, except
the car, consisting of engine, baggage car one
second and two first clIss cars, we're plunged smash
ing them to atoms. Four persons were instantly
killed. aud several others have since died OF their
injuries
The President and Cabinet having decided not to
call extra session of Congress- it is said auth
oriiive stateLent is being prepared which viii proba
bly, be made public, showing the conditioned affairs
and the manner in which the Post OF ,e Department
for the present is to be conducted As before stat
ed the Department will not issue certificates or adopt
any means not strictly within the letter of the law
That it intends to cut down the service is highly
probable, aud do away with many unnecessary ez-
pendures; ia fact there viii be general reform of
the whole service
The Savannah Republican Of the Dist says about
eighty miles Of the Cuba telegraph is already com.
pletsd.
letter from the postmaster at Apalachicoa to
The Albany, Georgia. Patriot says, the Dark E. A.
Rawns was taken by the British steamer Vixen on
the 10th, in St. Josephs bay, suspicion Of being
connected with the slave traffic. She had SLAYER
equipments but no papers
Hon. o H. Smith, formerly United States Senator
from Indiana, died on the 18th.
Abraham Perry, q nItive of Maysville, KY,
vas murdered in MOntevideO, Uragay, S. A, by
seven assassins, Ia the month of December He was
attached to one of the vessels of the Paraguay ex-
petition.