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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-02-04
SALE OF REAL EsTA
Ry order of the Prob ,tp Conr,

4 m the 5th day Of Mach, 1850 at Three
~ o'clock PM, on the Premises tn bp Sold. in
the Town ot Chardon, will be Sold to the highest
bidder, the following REAL ESTATE. us the
Property Ul Barton +. Avery. diseased, to wit: ~
Part OF Lots Nos. 40 and IL, in the Town P,nt uC
ChurdUn. in the County Oi tieauga and State of
Ohio, bounded Us follows: Beginning nj the
southeast corner Ul Lot a., thence north ON he
line ut said Lot to land owned by CALVIN
Knowles supposed TO be about three rods n nd
sixteen links; thence twelve rod, to th. we.t
line ot Lot 10; thence south ON the wcst line of
said LOT 10 to the southwest corner ; thence
east on the south line 0t said Lots to the place
VI beginning.
--ALso,--
One other Piece of Laud. known as part of Lot 80.
in said Village Plat, aud bounded as follows -
Beginning at the southwest corner ui said lot
80 thence east To tile south east corner ol the.
the same; thence north on the Lot line ubout
five rods. to land owned by Mrs Cunyer,. :
thence west to The west line, and thence south
10 the place OF beginning. Said two pieces ad.
Join each other.
Said Premises ure appraised at 1925, subject 10
the Dover Interest Of BeD~ey Avery therein, and
are to be Sold subject to such Dover Interest
TERMS on Sail. One ourth OF the purchase
money TO he paid down; one. uurth in six months
aud the residue III twelve months truni the dny OF
Sale, Deferred payments to be on interest and
secured.
A. G. RIDDLE, Ad,,i,i-,..,..
ELIAS AVERY, Administrators
Charlton, Feb. 4 1889. 473.iw
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THE JEFFERsoNIAN DEMOCRAT
LEGAL.
PROBATE NOTICE.

THE following Accounts have been
] Filed in the Probate Office OF Geauga County.
Ohio lor settlement, viz g. J. II Converse. Gunr.
dian ol Charles Gilbert, minor, partial account :
u Bidluke Guardian OF Louisa T.. Peck n minor.
partial account; Orrin Pofcival, Administrator of
Serene Porciyal's Eslite first account; A. II.
Thrusher and Susan GOlhlm, Administrators of
A II. Gotham's Estate first account. Said nc.
cuUns will be tor hrariug in the Probate Court, OF
said County. at the Probate Office, in Chnrdon ON
the LIST day OF MARCH, AID. 1859, at len
o'clock A NJ, until which lime al Interested n,n
except. NJ. Z CANFlELD
Probate Judge
Charlton, Feb. 4, 1859. 47J2w
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Petition for IN order OF sale.

W. -" OIutt Oh Shlc.
The state Of Ohio, Geausu Co., IS.
Admins. OF d X. Barlett,j
rs In He Probate Court
AnnZO Green and others \
FINIlE Defendants. AIOnzo Green,arc resi-
L dent Oi the state OF Iowa, and LOvIna sand.
erson aud ). ). SundersOn, residents of the State
OF Penusy ylyanii, will take notice that Ausuu
Bartlett, Administrator Oi the Estate OF said y
Bartlett, diseased. on the 18Th day of December
lojS hied, IN the Office ul saltLC Cuurt his PrIliOu
setting forth that the Deuis against said E,t,t,
largely exceed the amount OF the Personal Estate
ut saIl oecedcnt that on the l2th d1. Oi Nuvem.
Der, -, the said dcccdrnt executed aud deliver.
ed 10 said Aionzo Green mortgage ot about One
llundle.t and Twenty Acres OF Land, particular
ly described IN said Ietlun, to the payment
at certain Notes. The salI Mortgage mentioned
that SAID AlonZD Green sold and transferred thy
Note IN said Mortgage. first described to said
Lorinu SuudersJn, aud that said Green sold and
uan lerred the second described Nuie To one An.
gustus Wakefield, and That on the Oth day Ot June.
1880, the said ureen sold and transferred the bal
anco OF said Notes 10 Lovel Green, aud assigned
aud transferred the Mortgage aforesaid Ia secure
the pay niGnI vi the same.
The object aud prayer of said Petition is, by Or.
der Ol Court, 10 have he several mortgage liens
Judgment Ot snid Court. said Administrator be-
or cred To Seihs0il Premises as provided by law,
and lquldi,e Id several liens agreeable to such
Order Oi said Court as may he made.
The said Defendants will take notice that said
PtllIun Will be Tor Hearing, Ueturu said Court on
the 9th day OF March, 1889 at Ten O'Clock A NJ
DURFEE * IATilAW w,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
February 4, 1859. i7a.iw
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ATTEMPT TO Ron TnE SUMMIT Co. TREAS.
uRY --W6 arc indebted to Mr.. Ashmun.
Senator from Summit county. for the par
ticu!arsof daring attempt to rob tho Treas-
ury OF that county ON Saturday evening -
school house. IN the suburbs Of the village
oi Akron, the county scat, was frOd by tho
robbor. or AN accompico. which Immediate
" drew all the oiizcns to that puint when
the seeker after treasure began his work on
the window Of tho Treasury office, unseen.
as ho supposed. but tho sharp ewes oi Mar.
shai Wright, at Akron. were upon him. nni
Instead vi mnkng an immediate arrest. h.,
allowed tho burglar to work away aud effect
AN entrance. when no was pouncod upon.
aud RULED 10 jlffy. The burglar gave
his namo as Sapp appeared to be IN want of
cash. aud went in to" a big haul. We shall
not wonder. to hear of humorous robbcrcs
and attempts of this kind, it being one Of
the beauties OF the sub treasury law. State
Journal
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET Fen. Q.
Beef-llelvy and at the advance OF kc; re.
celp, upwards Ol 1900 head. Quotations 7! lC
e'ac tol common aud lOt lUActs lol first quality
owlnedul and supply beautiful, receipts
nearly ,OU9 corn led to 81 and distilery jG
10 o.
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HEALTH WITHOUT PHYSEC ,
4 Prize ESa! en- NeTOHS Diseases.

TGiLt LNul Oh AtfIOW DltHNeS,
lust TUBIISiIFD. THE 25ih THOU
y sand in a sealed envelope, prize 10 cents; or
sent, postpaid, by the publishers, for stamps
4 UGdjcai Essoyov he Physicat ErA,Hst,nn and
Drcot otthe Fr0me from hdnier"ce infection,
0Hd tke hjHrjoaS Consequence gf .ltrcpry, D!ta
he QDdrrH NsaBS If Crre.
BY z ! CULVERWELl, MD,
Member of the Royal College Of SGrg, ons, &c &c.
Dc- SNcrmalorrhnl or Seminal Emissions Ner-
yous Debility, lmporency, Loss of Energy De-
preston OF Spri,s TiniIty, Diseases OF the Sexual
Organs. aud lmprdimenls 10 Marriage generally,
arc promptly and iIecuHlly curedhy the Authors
novel and most successful mode of treatment by
means Of which the Invalid can regain pristine
health without having recourse 10 dangerous and
extensive medicines.
Fc m HE L"N'loE Lancet -" The best treatise
ever written on subject ofyifal importance to all
we'll W rihy the AuthOr's exalted reputation
p~T Address DR.. CHI C, KLINE, LIST Aveuual
cor 18th street New YotkI POst box No. 45s6,
yaE, 7, 1862 tGVSveipa
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MEDICAL Notwithstanding Closed
my connection IN the Drug Business with Mr..
Cook, am now ready TO attend to all calls in the
Practice OF Medicine aud Surgery. | have
again resumed my connection with DR.. MIXER,
aud will be tounl at the Office formerly occupied
By us, or at my House, when not out on Profes-
siOna Business.
l. A HAMILTON.
Chardop, Jan. 7, 1879 469.tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ELDER :. =. CARTER will Preach at
the BAPTIST HOUSE, it, this Village on NEXT
LORDS DAY, at llalfPusl Ten AM. and at
One PM. 413.lt
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PETITION FOUs DIVO.tC3.

STATE OF OHIO, GEAUGA COUNTY.
Harriet & Lewis
vs.. In Common Pleas.
Phi,ctus VI. Lewis.
Ia" said Il fcuduut will take notice,
1 that III the btn uay OF January, 1859, the pc.
uoner flied her petition in the office of the Clerk
OF said Court, Tor divorce, change OF name, and
custody OF children named therein, and tor cause
alleges Il pretended marriage 10, aud adultery
with one Mrs, - Hall, by said defendant. The
said defendant will lake notice that said petition
will he tor hearing at the next term of sull Court
The said defendant will aiso.luke notice that
depo,itions will be taken In SAID cause, at the
residence OF Azel Fubes, in Wayne IN The County
oi Ashtahula and State OF Ohih, on the 9th day
VI February, iSj ;, between the hours OF A. VI
and F. NJ; an at the residence Of Reuben
Phelps, in WilllanisieId, County anl State afpre.
said, nn the ION dayol February, so, between
The hours last aiJresnd and also at the office 0i
Durtre * ilnthiway IN ChardJn County aud
State first above named, on the 33d day ct Feb.
ruary, 1859, between the hours above
DURFEE < HATHAWAY,
Attorneys tor Petit )ner
January IA, 1889 t-Ow6
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DR.. II. TuRus will be at Mr. Chase's Hotel in
this village, on Monday aud Tuesday forenoon,
February 1th aud Sth
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BEAT THIS " You CAN LOWS b. Nm
tleton sold pair ut fya wear old steers las
week whch woighed more tn III 600 pounds
Tor S275 90 These steers were raised IN
Medina county. aud Mr.. Nertletou chalIru
yes the farmers Ot the county to heat them
IN 50" beauty, weight aud price il they can
-.Neiina Gus.
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CnEEsEDoM Probably the largest amount
ot cheese shipped. 10y uno individual, irnm
this county during the past season. was by
Mr James Caldwell. OF Fdrminglon The
amount shipped by him tn Mcssls Smith &
McAlpimr. Cincinnati. Ohio. was :. 1913 box
as. about $50 t"ns. mostly sent over the
Cleveland aud Mthoning Railroad. from the
Warren ana Bracevllo Stations. Tho cost
of tho cheese h"x"d aud delivered at th,,
stations, was $50 37S 3.-Wdrren Chronictr
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DIR. HOOELAND'S
BALSAMIC CORDIAL,
For the peedy Cure of

COngLS. C"Rs Hfa0.l. Cronp, Ho1rseness.
BroHchIs, PpeHmon,a Diseases Of he Bom,Is
driSHg tr,m Cod hcipicnt CONSUMPTION, and
far lie 'fhJ and ai "t"H po,"b't] cue gl patti
e1tS [" dtq'"ctd Stages gtHe hititr disease
JNHIS CELEBRATED PREPaRA-
ton. like the Bl.ers, may be confidently re.
lied on 1t is designed for class OF diseases mora
general and more fatal Than any other 10 " hich the
people OF this country are subluc--those sprinpinp
from "Ntah c0Id" hat eminent uuthorlv'
DR.. Be.l says " will not say that colds are 20
our inhaGltants what tie Etugae and y~ilCU ttuer
are IN those OF other countries but, can aver
confidently that they usher in dsease of greater
completely and mortality lllnn these latter"
further proof OF the terrible lntaIiiy Of diseases
resulting from " C"H'mD" cahf' may be seen by
glance at the following statistics, taken from The
Records OF The BOARD OF Health Of Pmladelphin.
contCssedly one OF the most healthy localities in
the Union -
lS52-'rotal deaths in Philadelphia lo.26I
Died OF Consumption ....... 1919
Died OF all other diseases 1850
in number ......,...... s,s49
- 10 26t
/ ls53-TOal deaths .........,..... e.1Ie
p,ed Of Consumption ...-... 1895
Died of all other diseases" 1854
l55f-Totnl deaths .............. IlsiS
Died OF Consumption. ...,.... 2l7S
Died ol all other diseases -. 9,636
- ll,sH
llbIl HltSc IEuItS' II W ~ Ot seen ln1t nearly
one-iourlh of the total dea,hs in the country are
caused by Consumption, TO say nothing Of the M,
meIous other diseases springing from slight
cold"
Do not rihe with your health; but if suffering
from Cough or Cold on The Lungs, buy bottle
OF flOOFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL. and
You may safely count q cure. Thousands haye
done So and have certified To lis wonderful effects
Coughs sometimes proceed from a disurdered or
dyspcpric state ot the stomach, in which cnse tho
German Riuors should be used In cases OF weak,
ness, or gcUerll debility Of the system, resulting
from pfDlracted Cough, the German Biuers viii
be found of great benefit.
Prepared only by DR.. c. NJ Jackson, 4is Arch
Street, Phiadelphia. and Tor Sale hy Druggists
and St!rekcerers throughout the United States
and Canada. Pdca IS cents per bottle,
= January /, 1899. 469-Iyins.
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CLEVELAND MARKETS Firm .

CLEVELAND MARKETS Fen. >.
FLorh- Southern Ohio extra at s., 80 to - 60.
WnEAr--Sulcs to.day OF a few car. loads at ) 10
to Sl,lS
BrrrEr--Central sold in several lots, at l5 to
l51i cts. for good packed,
EGGs-l3 to Ii cts per Dozen
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IL i therefore Ordered, by the said Judges
of the Court of Common Pleas. that lhe Courts ul
Common Pleas aud District Courts, In said Seve-
raj Counties, be held, for the year 1850, at the
times fixed ms aforesaid.
The Clerks of the Courts Of said several Count
les, hereby ordered To enter ts order on their
Common Pleas aud District Cont Journals, aud
TO cause the same 10 be published according to
Law.
Witness our hands, this 29th day of December,
A, ID, 1858,
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. VOLUME x. NO. 5.
The CoshOcton Co. Treasury Rohherr..

Lsst night, at about tuu u clock, GIv truns.
ury OF COshnctun county was robbed of
about oightoan thousand dollars. Tby
court OF cOmnon pluas was in session. tryiug
three men tor "a recen; burglary IN Walhnnd-
ing. largo number OF Witnesses from
Dresden aud tho west part of this county
nad just beoh dschargod-and, to accomO-
date such OF them as desired to go home on
tho eloyon o'clock train, the treasurer had,
unfortunately us il now appears, kept his
oifico open tn cash their orders. HD was
about closing tho Office. whom three men
entered. uno of whom asked tho aiunuut oi
tax on lot in West Carlisle. town unar
which several witnesses reside Tho trens.
urer turned to got tho tax duplicate, when.
suddenly, u large shawl WAS thrown over lis
head, his arms pinlOncd aud lis bud> forced
20 the tnnr. He was instantly gagged, his
arms tied behind him with "a cord. his legs
tied also. and his oyes kept blindfoldud -
llo thinks ono man locked the office door
anu stood sentinel; one stood over him,
while tho othur took tho keys. unlocked aud
robbed the safe. They then locked the safe
and tOuk tho keys with them. All this was
done before tho arrival of tho eastern train
OF cars. as Mr.. kctchum heard them come
in after the robbers LETT. aud thoy had tImg
60 got on that train. Mr. Ketchum remain
cd IN this painful condition for Il long time
before no worked tho gag from his mouth.
Whon hn DID. hu cOmmuncud halloninV for
help-but people we're generally in bed. aud
u was near one o'clock when he was heard
by Hiram Taylor. who aroused the sheriff
and, breaking in tho door, found tho treas.
urcr tied upon tho tiuor. nearly exhausted
his face black from tho effect of the gug-
Ihe cord had cut into the Hrsh uf his arms
ills logs were 50 bemumbed ho could
scarcely stand. aud hu would have died DC.
Toro morning unless released
Tho treasurer rs unable To describe hut
ono ot tho mon; the aus WHO spoke to him,
who is about thirty five or forty wears old
biEck, straight whsk"rs nVur all his chin
high check nono gontlemaniY in appearances,
an about flYO feet uIue aS ton inches high
Such man has boon noticed iH attendance
same gang. We learn that u reward of Que
thousand dollars IS offered for the robbers
and nne thousand dollars tor the recovery oi
tho money COShoct0n Dem Extra jan. -.
Five notorious uun have hucu arrested
for the robbery aud the CUshucron authnri.
ties feei sauguino that they huyo got the
right nloB Ia rllc gang. and are equally con
hdonS 0t ultimately recovering portion ui
she mnnOy stolen TUn tw0 last arrested
were Goo White in Prnbla County, aud
William Blackburn near Dayton. Tho,
have been taken To CoShuct ton. and Grnrgc
bell. arrested in Columbus, and Gnorgr
White. wefO identified By the Treasurer Us
twu Of the robbers -Lcdder.
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LEGAL.
NOTICE.

THE Undcrsigued have brru appoin,-
i cd aud qualiie as Administrat tors Of tno Es.
tnto OF festus Fuller, deceased, late oi russell.
GCauga Couuty, Ohio
D. +. HEBSEY,
SlLAS NORRIS
Jauunry 2s, 1859. 47R 3ws
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Suit beiare | n Hathaway
"a Justice at tile Peace,
Chardon Township.
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

THE STATE or ONO, GEAUGA COUNTY
K. l.. James,
Ia Common Pleas
David James.
TN e. Defendant, David James. will
l take notice that the Plaintiff, on the 3lsi ot
December, 1858, flied, in the Olhcr Of the Clerk O
the Court OF Common Pic1s for said County her
Petition lOr Divorce and for cause alleges LXtrem,
Cruelty the part c, said Defendant toward,
her said Plaintiff said De culant viii further
take notice that said Petition wall he for hparinl
II: the next Term ui sail Court.
Dated this 9th day al January, 1859.
DURFEE x HATHAWAY,
Attorneys Tor pe'iuune,
January I 1859 4Oy.,w
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.nduuts are notiGed that in

fINIIE D1iendamts are notified that in
L the above Action, on the gath day OF Decem
Der, AID 1883, an Attachment ssued against
them for the sum Of -l76 7 . aud has been levlel
on Goods aud Chnttcs oI said defendants and
duly returned. Said is set tOG hearing, before
Hathaway, at his Office in Chardon, in said
County and STATE, on the l9th lay OF February,
A d. 1859, al One o'clock L. N.
W. .. FORREST,
At;y. for Pautio
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Che State Of O5lo.
NINrli JUDICIAL DESTRICT.

TT Is OUDERED by I'll JUDGES
oi the Court of Com non Pleas, within and tor
said District, that the lime for holding the Terms
oi lie Common Pleas Courts Tor the several Count
les ia said District, Tor the year d. 1889 be and
the same are hereby fixed and prescribed US fol.
lows. To wit -
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IMPORT TO FEMALES.--DR
CHEESEMAN'S PILLS, prepared by CoRNEIIus
l.. CHErsEMAN, VI. d., New York Ciry,-The com
binaton Of ingredients in these Pills IRE the re-
suit OF a long and extensive practice. They are
mild in their operation, and certain in correcting
alirregulartes Painful Menstrualions, removing
all distractions. whether from cold or otherwise,
headache, pain in the side pa pation OF the heart,
disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption OF
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TIE or OHI(J
Nicholas MoOny, PHI.

rS.
Geo L Calender, Cor.
neiius V y kitting-
er, and Chatham.
whose gwen name
is unknuwntO PHI
doirg business un.
der the name and
sty G oi Geo + Cnl-
en Ter x Co, as a CO.
Unrtnprshin Ddts
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

DR.. Cheeseman's Pills are invaluable, as they will
bring ON the monthly porlou with regularity La
dies who have been disappointed in the use of
o'her Pills, can place the umos, conidlnce in Dr.
Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they repre.en, to
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NOTICE

They should not be used during Pregnancy, rs
a mis- carriage would certainly result thererom,
Warranted purely vegetable, and tree from any.
thing injurious 10 lite " health Exp ict drec-
lions, which should be read accompany ench box
Price 81. Sent by mail on enclosing 81 to any
authorized ageut. Sold by one Druggist in every
town III the Uni ed States
r. B. HUTCHENS,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE United STATES,
8 Chambers.St., New.Y York.
To whom all Wholesale orders should be addressed
Sold by, A. Cook, Churdon, and VIM Fisk,
Cleveland, 472vl
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GE1UGA LOo N4l.
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LTTARtANTY DEEDS.-Just printed an,
w and for sale AT this Office, large quanttt,
IF Warranty Deeds, which will be sold bv the quir,
dozen, haf-d0zen, or single blank
Chardon, April l. 1851
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Coughs. C"lfs, HFao-r. Cronp, Ho1rsenes,.
BroNchI,', PpeHmon5a Diseases Of he Bonds
dTiEFg ',,"m Coid hciPic"t CcDSWmption, and
far lie ,tii.t and If 0tGH po,S,b,) cu,e eJ pati-
e,.tS ta dtqI"ctd Stages gtthe hitttr DISEASE
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Judges Of the
| Court 0l Com
4 mon Pleas. 9Ih
! Judicial Dist.
, 1859-05-04
Northern ;M{Rkourf.

tthFtt5f"'!trlcr ri tEt F!es> AMI lrib*ne.1
Having been lncated upon the fertile soil If
'"lthern Missouri for 4 short time, and tra-
'r!led it, great commercial artcrv-thc Ilann:-
8! and 81. 10. Il. RI will give YOU Il few
t's in reference to its present and future pros
."1i:s. 1t is Il conceded fact thai there is nut
'~tr'ct Of country richer in agricultural re-
oarccs i'll i'll that is required from the hand Of
asurc to make country great and powerful.
lln can be found in North Missouri; and it
s:as not until this railroad was completed
trough the richest and mnst favored section If
!" State that the long column Of rmisrants he.
ga TO trail with the footsteps of Freedom nurtll
.snl south of this central highway Of civiza-
!l"n. Thousands Of noblc men and ,e>olut.
'f''ren are seeking: homes here. and they arc
n c,lnin. with that elastic r1crny Of character
nd enterprise that marks the individuals who
save been trained in the vital institutions of
freedom. BY the eternal laws that govern mind
tn'! matter the ct:tagion nf activity will inlil>e
itself throughout thu social. political and COM
'nrrcial departments, aud elevate the people to
higher STATE Of duty sustained By liberal md
consistent reform.
Land eau be procured here 1T the most rta-
>";!aols rates, aud the railroad company arc Of
ciln= every induce'nrnt and aid III ret elnigran,s
10 settle on their lands, which are If superior
1ualisy. Their lands will come into market at
IN earlsv day. and preference will be given il,
I'll cases to nctua! occupants. The officers If
the road arc gcntlemanly and ppltc in 1ltrir i'll
'ercoursc. and are emin.nts qualified to answer
the numerous calls for the immense freight aud
passenger travel HOW rolling westward From
tw" To four hundred passengers pass ulong the
line daily, and the irei. .lt business is :uuparu-
l'llcd. You will hear fr"m ME again shortly. !
will he III Jefferson City mex, week, aud YOU
will hear from ME from the capital in reference
10 the free soil sentiment .lcreabouts.
I II
, 1859-05-04

The New Orleans tr,<t<nt, Of the eth Of
April, publishes from 4 paper If st. lean Dap
tiste Parish, i lamcnta1ion over thc desola,c
spectacle presented by the country in the vicini-
~ Of the Bonnet Care crevasse:
This cresas>c breaches thu leyrc on tie plau-
tat'ons of Mrs>r>. Buulisny and l;anuclleau,
thirty-tive miles abn.r the city, tile water rour
lng through in immense volume lie Mescia.
cebc tthc local paperl speaks Of the danger
Wncl. nenaccS the jackson Railroad tile trark
of which is but tivr miles from tie river. and
tl1t probability which existed Ut the ,lalc Of its
publication, sd instant that the company would
have to suspend runnn. operations above Man.
chac, 1t estimates the damage donc by the Gre.
Vase Al more than S2,h"'"a, but saws that th,,
tonds are working thri: way ever tie country.
which will probably he ovrrtl.,wcd until their
course is arrested By tie Mctarit Ridge near
the city. 1t complains Of tile iuaction of n1an.
tiers who are vitality interested, but who idlvcon-
template tie approaching dclnsr which is 10 d.
vtstatc their properties. 1t sars that only those
who have seen the Falls Of Niagara can form nm
idea IF the fore. and volume ii the watery Tor
nado which bursts through the beach On its cr
rand Of dr>'ruction-an interesting spectacle
notwithstanding tho melancholy feelings which
It suggests. 1t expresses the hope thut some
pin ot stopping contining the sweep of the
waters 1:ay result from tile visit to tile scene of
Mr. Laf: Caldwell, Engineer Of the Second
swamp Land District, who had arrived ut the
sput.