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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-09-29

3x-PREsIDENr Pierce and wife have return
cd to the United States.-Ex. Who cares?
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-08
sole Lcather,

WE in rsceipt %, and ~ni keep cAusszssfy %
w had, large stick % <assFsnF oek zre Hem
ieck T4nnef Sole fe@thef. ~heh oner 70 TIE trade
the lowest Pe<slels ngeres-
sae y C A. EEE<0N.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-08
The Indian Doctors
FOREST SYRUP
For the cure of Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness, Bron-
chitis, Asthma, Group,
and has cured thousands
who have been given up
to die with Consumption.

This Syrup Is entirely Vegetable, and will never
fail 70 give relief in all the above named diseases.
not only cures Coughs, Colds, &c, but also purifes
the Blood and is the best equalizer Of the circulation
of the blood yet discovered IT also contains Tonic
which gives the patient strength and vigor Where
its virtues are known, no family VIII be wthoutit.
1t is pleasant to the taste and ecacious i'll its effects
Children cry for il after getting taste. 1t is the
soothing and healing syrup in use, and for Sum
mer Complaints, Choleramorbus, Bilious Cholc, and
early stages Of Cholera IL has no superior.
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<1H. IAneoMEE Isslres 70 infsrn he
WI fie1essa Ihs pc blit ~ he has fe-
ftrnsefro-a hIy Northern lenT AID ll-sady tsoPer
fan, aossss - III see evesner tsin fbrte
xraehf asafptfsfioa-Etit y seFetet ~ seifi1
apes fks A<rsf 81 htf ssctsE<t aaa 1steltnize sc
xst< saaFfss nie adenrl1 m l-fs tho<<
che hare ses- giFen ain 81 ar tfnil, teet 80 -
ladiss lif~- his cess the SOS su1tf-
aently a4s s1sxseftfs te<asee of ans ~ ~ Pisrs
Asfrx >tzs sa.e4 akNrse1 ss1<@f~t
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N o T c. E
s.si S;s-I = . ss.i.,.l ~ s;s.:;zs.ss

LA--.]-l- - a. = q. 49, Il s=ls~zSa
" q II y ~ - u y GO 4. ~ -.
DAsSENGtHs TRAINS running on the Nashviu
Il and Chattanooga Railroad " IL leave the Depot at
Nashville on the inmate iaa down M tie Schedule
10 NJ; 80 4. NJ and ? y. ~ aud IN order 20 pre-
vent hfuFion AZ the Ticket iioe, the moment II
start ne- PastcnEers ore rcspecuuig requested
pEoNiGe for their tickets Ina ad vanCe the time an
that all may be accorno dated The Ticket Agent viii
be IA his Office one hour befTe departure OF eac
Train r. ". G. IE
martc-u - ,lr eupefiufsuaFut
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Jenny Lind Saloon
- -.a AND
Pistol Gallery.

TN A MCCALL q c..s 1sHny tlnd ssloon sne ~
i foi Gallery. ThlFst eferx e "a lxst ne
f1iiti,sEs 1ornef 81 Cesar and Cherry sss
ei<E 4sy and blEhs. tnF the roosf4kn 81 ss-itnfr.
he lsof4i-tzs ese aEenz< t tbs seic e nsf Ind
f4bIes, cszess Cue Le4sheFs. h4tzE sze f1<fts
the mosacriebrxtss Hszrfze<uEs. HGrie-u
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sIiERIFF,s SALE.

DY virtue of 4 yenasiloti exp bas b. me directed
I'D and delivered fFeu the Hun0rzbic crimisal Conrt
Dsv,dezn oosnty Irnhessee, tr lefEn las,
xil exIs<e % biic sale % The siisst bidGcrfer
cash the Court herse yare afr TIE efy u Nash
ssf;e, On s8TIkIAl The Sosb nAY OF July.
isss Al the right Tile CAM - @nc ate whch
7. q. Bnmp thea had 81 may 1--we ~ &C asqsis-
I'd m and n The feie~ine eercrbed fseee arcei
Of Real kstase, 10 MA. tfue haf u ID ktosn sn9 a<-
scribe plan ~ wssf Nasty llis - M les,
useisrf sbe middle ct sid ~ Drsnoubrran
rautene sh~nse alas snss.n Ia
AcNsre Flffx 4 hfiy trsf. fhelc- f,,ks
iA-nsoub - huuafet and cihg slx
feet I've feet aiies tirrce shE "a a all ~
e. tlaense hesdrei aid eEisy % fls BE-
fnbing faF eahrF Isrs,e uEFs. rrssfs fzatde
fhc Ee.ktFafion q aeed a keelter's 0fee oi laya
", TsaSnes<ee "a bs<k No Re, ans PAGE lss
beng eyirz &C she pEofsrfy q 7 &. bssmf1ss -
SATISFY Judgment rendered ~ tAser - 4 f----
Of T-unessee * aias. Nike kerftn IN sui s.sd T. 2
bsmpss. j. II HSTo<, Sierra,
jsne2s-td- H. 4, c. rz-Akk, us
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HAVING associated with ns In epsinsss NJ n n
II RALLY. formerly q the hsase % sieAoi.
sresn Bailey } snd removed frou tie eorner a
sois1se and tharch sfreetx % the abeFe eiKant and
a1fss hes bui dipg ALL Be prepared % serve car
tHsaa4 and eastufners witt mere rFonptness tssn.
hefetaf tar stock q Gnrezies and Bar sssfHs
NJ tines evnglsle saa viii be Sud % ta.s
- tsTnss - ecf1-a
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
E. r. Glascock & Co.

u. II. OldSCCCK q 20.
=, Houses and Lots soufh Of Brood ST., Htsh st.
y 2 do do on College Hilii
81. re house do Gwel! ng attached
20 acres ca G latin pike, . mhes cut;
4 lots On Market strcei College Bhl
so acres or the Lebanon pike;
4 lots IA Hardi,'s iti.a,;
Is ares ob lBdi-l creek. county,
81 ~ eusiuess House on Broad street;
IL lot un Carroll street
lss acres Br. WINS creek;
1000 wah {. s4~ Mil on Marrow B,ps
lot on Market street
bs-Ise and htOh North Cherry street;
DO do Summer street;
200 acres near Manchester, I ouee c.su, ~
10 lots on NuriIeesbero IKE. u uleFeut:
sk acres o'tb.r Of sen, 'rsen stert, ~eli improv
100 feet on laFdias sAke, improved;
100 Do Belle addition. 4na -
line residen. on North Colis g. street, No. tl2;
! house and lat CA Summer street, soIth Of Asst;
40 acres on PARADISE HiIl. ID miles oui:
brick Siors hozse. hitcs err * pike, Edgefeid ;
lCts eorRrr d College and Demun.brare tTcets
do No <6, belwsen l.reaa sI1 setnunbrsne.
y IL Let No. las, Nest Nashville;
bouseS ard bots on IL membrane street, WeSi
67. ieet ON sunsner besx cen Church and Union;
Q. aSTes a iitic~ Char pike, ~ miles saii
htrnn gacksssB sireets
beautiful TesidsEce On the eospeT OF sumi.sT AID
Mulberry sireets:
] houet ies Nsfsh Coiiege 81, No. l0e.-e q
Is scses ga NiII srrek, ! nlilrs out: Y = =
&c do NLHss Creek. Hiies 'sst- ~ 81 81, q
70 90 Need IAsd. adjea.iig the above:
sa tanmg Napis asssi, sbe West;
leo fcei "a tsiis SC sarest. eAlenard.
TO or 2oe acres AeI,h q ths City, n'llssa
i IL Io.s sls. n. n ely e MEN, a.s; 's' ''
yaFisus lsss IA v esi Aakhx lie. -s
Thai ezn serdnasy water ,s~er On Duek River
knexn y The ed Sss@se FOfs,
severntlrts N fuink's Astdislon;
lo5s 1allatin pike, lies oct,
a 1aapl Made fral KIN PIKE, 30 yarss bsyooa
The EFFi t0fl Fstcs
house AID ID, AsrtA ia. let street; -7.- y
$50 acrcs d fnbeft<aa county, ~ell Improved, =
- nAs xrst % TIE Hog kinKsi lie Rad:
100 fcct humphreys a., eoatA >ashsAie, ko-
80 aha 81:
81. fees on SIMMER, brst m chsFrb and Breed.
s. feet On braaa s., adainins shelby Nes;le-i Cot
Arge. ta.ta
lots en- ssx Fsssklin Pike, AZ the msulh q Rail
sa rad TnRisei, z
seserailo,s N fAEg's and Rsbests' adcilion. Edge
anld.
u hSazs .as y. esrnss q Tsssoa ard FslLsr.
fstf lard, ksirsneid
hoass ard - % Al1lsaeFe. ess~esn Church
and brus4-
nays-<fs k<x 4 4. GLAscscz 4 CO.
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DiarrhGa, DeseBtery, Fiux, sc
The GratfrnbfIg DyseLIery Syrup

Is better than othef because oihcr preparation
rely FIR tfis ncy .sipoH 'an get as tare"ue pffp
III. nE ths n 81 mpain
ofts yox &c lasting s. rot fatal einse al tbs brain
Tie A and uneq,-aled ef escy sc the Aeeni.eF
syrup D. thpt u LeulTiz.s she actid coatents 81 N
htesines which Lad casssd The polbir, and, ~hi
curing The certainly al cxtinguAbes
nte y leaves "a bsLisd, hut nature her
ccaIs- with perfect health.
Mehaye s-vn the GRkESnERe TTsHSTfRY fyErr used
II he~el enn pisH q = all iher ric1 nrns,
fTofn sample lHsel O. naaigr art noleTs- asd se
CAT sl- ak - - IN III high terms ant recommend
a with fdet.ee. d. tier the case = mia sr Sc
we're at ioHF - bang % eefes aus els ard
leaves no baa efects b Lind. s.a.s ra
AoHfa FkksKfIN, tres b ard Aldermen y. y. city
T.R- Ia esHtsat1, ND. Bzra Of Health =
IL HIhnAEn- ~. Ia.
c. II. / is4E.w ipscOfsl Ciers. taar Suffolk, Va
n " HARs ow es tlns s1rest Y tity
Lawn IIIs1S. 2t'oef ~ sIrest. Bostar Mas.
Gu, sT,s FINGER, Board q AiaeEstsea Newark, NJ.
VI TAM y, Caia b. Army
J. n HAIR, Crvcsand fiaBdealei Ohio.
W. FAkKAAp, 6ieselAna, Ohio.
.ss AK NACkENziE, AEeri.
fuY.ef N..alENi He
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NaShNillc and ssMIthiand.
Es s.i - 81
EDCEFIElD AM EEATUlkY EAILR0l

rI,I.ERE is a regular line 81 L. :. NAH. COACHES
IL running Il ON the Terminus Of the above road
Springfield. TepI.essre, via keysbufg. Trcsfton
Ikinsvli", I'r cetn, aud I'd yvi 10 smith Z,
n.y. tlicre connecting with tive LOUISVILLE ST.
aus and MN 0RlEA NJ PACKERS. fsr
THIS line rs oi the best roas in the State,
and Is the cheapest, nearest and best rauta from
Nashvi Ia th~ 'hip River: the "trip being made in
NINE HtCRS LESS TINE than by any other route:
Thirty mikes II 4 being by Railrosd.
Through ok l. frum Nashville % SMrTliIANn can
be had OF J. W. ferru-a'n. Agent Commercial Hotel,
Nashville, OF the Coudu5ioI ihe Train, for Ten
DOLLARS.
The Coaches on this win leave Springfield i'm
dlately the arrival The Train from Nashville
every nday. "Wednesday ami Friday, uniil the
list day az July, alter Which time they will leave
daily.
.l.s FOR DUENA VISTA SPRINGS.
A -Four Horse Coach viii laaNe Springfield daily
Tor Rssellville ard Blu Vista Spring. Ky, imme-
alsly on the arrival OF the Gtrs.
L. ). HoCkERSNITH, Proprietor.
unefo-amd
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Notice to Shippers.
TO- ~. - 3:

@ S.s.:5 - -
II being 81 the utmost inheritance for the proper
Il Prvie' iioh of the Track aud a. keep 81 THE
Way oi gravel and ther Trains that freight trains
run NJ rrroiaI "noFm rate OF sI,ee which car Gully
be accunsEii<hcd byrnEiigan schesisla time there
lore IN order that the fright trains may be run
ihetle had down ~ the scie-fne Is ordered that
Aiier thfiy day. from this date freight viii be re-
seir~c by the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
Company at Schedule sistinuf only.
Rates ON FI0ur Reduced
THE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad will re-
Il eeiys Al Nashville, MARRIAGE, Shelbyxllle and
stations ON n. c X. Y. between Nsshve nd Var
trace, and give through reeeis for FLOUR by Carload
70 CHARLESTON ar Savannah One Dollar ner barrel
! through w COLE
jap22-ir
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MANNY'S COMBINED
Reaper and Mower.

TT HIS celebrated Machine received the hrst premi
i UNI oI a SRA>pG I'D MEDAL as thy best com bInca
keapihg ana MOVING Aacllue at The great lhlted
states Agricultural hair. held al louIsvIie Ky, ~
September, 1897. Tle {. ial Dn rear ~
New ORR, in july where all the principal naci me-
ia the iited states thoroughly te, teG. sh,
Committee made their awai"s thtSugh Marshall u
,.er President United states Agricultural society
at Louisville, ny.
IL also teceived the awards the b-st Reaper and
tie best Mower before i've seiaI ate Con nlitees
appointed by the President the I avi county
Agricultural iety, at Nasy lie, n Jul. 1857, oveI
NEST OF the machines IN tennessee
Numerous other pr mum and AWARDS given
this Machine during the last over every Ma
chine la America.
The above Machines are for sale by the undersigned
k-T. CHfA,HAM,
General A. ent for the tale
FlSIIEl. MILES a Gu,
mnyI-I Nasty lie, Tenn.
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IsiLe Inn orled Brandies for Sale,

* HALL fipes Jules Iobiui Co Is Cogaae insage
q Pipes jules Robin ia Co. 'sCognac vintage Is4s
5 q q Alex Seignetts a. - 1910.
10 9 Z" E" a. 80 1880.
i luncheon Scotcb Whisky, very fne..
The above Inv Branuies We will sell to the
trace cheap Oh mouths time.
| decI5-u HARRIS, GORDON CO
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Louisville & Nashville Railroad.

fa FREIGHT NOTICE.
A ILFreghts VIII be forwarded Blythe Evening Train
n and must be delivered al the station between the
hours oi and l. 20 AN, that time viii be too
late for maniiestng that day no convent
FOR staring 1000 - y
FreiHhis foo intermediate aonts between Nashville
and Gailatin must be PREPAID mere.
Janil-,r IL FArSTIERoY, Agent
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TO TRADE
TRAEL LING AGENTS

w want so 10 100 young men, with a cash CAPT
w tai OF from $50 a. I o y each purC base our
Goods, CONSISTING Vf atch,s and Jcwelry. di.-
peso oi them i'm ~ IA ct,s and to-. throughout
the United Staies ana Z LadaS. Some peIs ~ who
purchase OF us making from $4,000 $40 900 ',er
Year, selling IL auCICl, in the towns and
villages.
any address, the following aruces, samples AZ our
GOsp
Col Rince L. q IN
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potatOes,

ONE hsHarea h.FFsls ehe<s fataises. sast Fereis
nsyss-ss ARMSTRONG %.
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which wiHs offered 70 The trade Of Nldsis rsna<s
see reAsonabse terms asas-
..ss.ss v d. hickey.
izns5-tf sAs Il Aarkes strees
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certificates OF Packages will be sold at tbefol
towing rates, which is the RISK
Certificates OF Package OF 10 Whole Tickets .sse
&c 90 10 BALI ....... 30
~ 90 10 Quarter $500. &c
e. 80 10 Eighth 60 10
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-08

Fancy Gold Finger Rings assorted fr :. 81 90
8 Gents Breasipns. ass. rtea,. Tor 6 90
/" b'tt =, Tor 90
9 Set Cameo TN and Ear props for 49, .... :. 3 90
! SET GOid-s,one Pin and Ear Drops, i.f -. O.,
Set Mosaic a 10, 3 90
! ! se ., Cob Fancy :. tr,..... 90
lar Gold R'sh, ..hnssa and bracelets I.r 90
/ Fancy Cameo Bracelets fprs %
l a. a.lies' kases ( an Pa 8, Gar .....-.. ! 90
Sets Gold Gents B,s'm Studs, iauc. G........ 90
:. Sleeve Buttons; elei@yee,, Tor: .'.. : %
Gold Double Loci ct, fancy. (snaI) rT..... i q
PA 81 Tor - - %
Gold Fa~y Watch NJ :, ior......... oO
l Large SIZE Gold Pencil Case, =. .........l 81
New s'yie French VEST Cha'l, frr............ q
b, tier, .or..... 3 &C
lrgUr, i'r... -. ot
Fancy Silver Watch, open face, r.r ......... o
Fancy Gilt Watch Hurt ~ as, for 10 oC
. Gold Watch open face. Tor 30 %
- tier, fr.........2 % OC
l "a Hunting Case, + r 80 90
i ID Tor 40 90
Movements oil all the Watches described IN thi a,
are wARhANIiD PA tEcT; aid Ne v isi il distinctly
dersIood, that the prices given above LDwIsI
WI IESAIE Prices Ia tie Trade Travelling AZ, nis
The r. Ia i-rise would be from so 100 per ceLt
hg or ersons ordering any Of the aboye arr Giles
eau either remit tie anotnt direct u US.
proprietor f tnis TaIer. Who authorized TO act
our .gen., ANA VIII" VII always kee sup Is our
6atIl gues sId Prices. MEtc the nufnc County and
state, ia a lam hand, 60 prevent nirtak,s and On
the receipt OF tie money, tie Goods VIII DC forward
ed BY next mail. T ~
sTENNEIT & CL,NEs,
Manufacturers "i Jewelr. Itni orteIs and
hoesaie eaI' r. IN Watches.
No IS AAssau street, NV York
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Tobacco.
Star Candis 3.

EtdT dHUlt Ss
600 BOXES Work ana ILeiett' sStar Candles n
OOO store anu Tor sale by - s.
now. HAKRIs GORDON co.
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Magnificent scheme
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
Whole Tickets FLO; Halves So; Quarter. So SO

AF- Remember that every Prize In the above Sch me
is drawn and pay ole in fun without deduction.
, 1859-12-01


FRkrpox OF TUE PREss.-It is beginning in
our country to be a matter Of question al to
whether the unrestricted freedom speech
and of the press is conducive 10 the supremacy
of the laws and to the general happine 5. 1t
has heretofore been regarded as an attribute Of
liberty so sacred TINT none who cared for q
position in public estimation dared to question,
much less, IN positive terms, to object.
Some time since we had occasion 10 say that
the freedom Of the press, ''guardtd and led in
chick By public opinion, was blessing" &c.
We were regarded at the time as heretics and
vera attacked by many Of our exchanges. We
have seen no reason, rs yet, to modify our sem
timents, but much on the contrary TO confirm
us in our opinion.
The Harper's Ferry affair and the comments
to which il has giren rise have somewhat open
ed the eyes of the people to the subject, and
many begin to igauire as to the propriety Of
permitting Henry Ward Beecher, Mr. Wheel
lock, and The rest Of their kidney, to talk trea-
son, or the right Of the Abolition press to pur-
sue course In violation Of the spirit Of our
institutions, calcuInted to subvert the laws
and endanger the lives and property Of eisi-
xen8.
The necessity for legislation to make scsat.
fhing leks than an oEtrs act sufficient to convict
atraitor of his treason, is becoming daily more
patent, and We, for one, would be glad to see
The day when the salfows would be the reward
Of those who, forgetful Of their obligations to
society, talk such Tillainy as ia preached every
Sunday by the Abolition c'ergymen Of Ne"
EnrIand
, 1859-12-01

Some days ago We gave IN account Of the
murder Of Mr. Allen J. Page, in Conscuh Co.,
Ala, while be was returning home from Clai-
borne, whittier he had gone to dispose of his
cotton. The Spartan, published in Sparta,
Conecuh Co., gives the following additional
particulars and account Of the .nurdsrers:
Suspicion rested upon two brothers, Irwin
and Stephen Ward, one Of whom was present
ut the aine that Nr. Psge received the money
for his cotton. They wesn arrested, and upon
being closely examined, confessed the deed,
each charging the other with haring fred the
fatal shot.
lii, Page was N old and highly respected
citizen. and his death will be seTere loss in the
community Of which be Was u useful aud honor
I'd member.
SA7c1pAr, II O'Clock i. 4.-we hare Just
heard with great regret, that the Wards hare
| been brnc bY the people Of Sepu}1a and i'd
ioining neghborhoods. They made full con
fession Of the murder previous to their execu.
| ton, Stephen Ward fred the fatal shot, Wh!le
Irrin was ut the time lying concealed and
asleep in the bushes, with pistol, some hun
dred Yards from the scene Of the tragedy, and
did not even wake. 4 paper was drawn up, and
signed by some eighty men, p1edging them
| selves to mutual protection, and assuming ths
| fearful responsibility OF the summary e1ecu
! tion. Nearly three hundred persons were as
sembled ut the spot, and tremendous excite
snent prevailed :
Il tis to be deeply regretted that cooler coun
sells hsd not pseraled, and the lay been a!lowet
| to taks ite course; and va feAf that many vii
] b Iurnlysd In sss!ous dimcultJ.
, 1859-12-01
Rockford Railroad Bonds In Danger
Of Being PrDtested.

lF1om the Rockford Daily News. Sov.:7.1
4 number of rumors are afoat with reference
TO the probable fate Of the ctr bonds issued to
the kenosha road, about which it is high time
The precise truth was known. 4 publication
has been made with regard to this matter in the
weekly papers, which is in fact stab in the
dark, both at the Railroad Company and the
City Council. The following Is in brief, the pre-
else state Of the case:
The managers Of the new Railroad Company
had made provision 10 meet the interest on the
city bonds, which is due December lst, and
$1,000 was set aside for Tint express purpose;
but in the meantime circumstance transpired
which compelled them to make use Of portion
Of that money. It seems that the parties East
who furnished the read with iron, agreed to de-
liver it free Of freight At Chicago. This they
continued 10 do for some time, hut the last
cargo of iron they were unable to pay for, ow-
ing to pecuniary embarrassments in the busi-
ness Of the firm.
Here WAS predicament for the managers Of
the Rockford road. The track was completed
to within three miles Of the city, the iron was
At Chicago, and our people were impatient;
they had not the means to pay the freight.
There was nothing else, therefore, to be done,
but use portion ofthe money set aside for the
payment Of the interest on the bonds, and to
This money We are indebted for the recent open
ing of the road. This statement will account
In the meantime the City Council were taking
action. They were fearful that the city bonds
would be discredited- the interest would
not be paid when 1t became due, and they &c
cordingly in the new tax assessment provided
for the raiaing Of IS 900 in case Of IN emergency.
This was done at q meeting when no one was
present but tho Mayor, Aldermen, and City
CLERK, aud it mas understood that no one should
be made acquainted with their action, until It
was seen whether the railroad managers would
meet that interest themselves. II they did, the
money would be applied to other uses, if not,
the city would see that no default would be
made on it, paper. So far 50 good, but there
was u leak Somewhere in the board, and the
managers Of the road heard Of the action Of the
Council, and At u meeting Of ths board which
was held last week, Ar. c. c. Briggs aud MIR.
Chas. II. Spaford, appeared before it to come
to IN understanding. The final arrangement
was that the city should pay the t. ,ooo, to meet
the interest, the city to hold the claim Of the
road against the eastern firm, who failed to pay
the freight on the iron.
, 1859-12-01
Dress 4 Trihtt1tt,
THURSDAY, DECEMBER l, 1859.
THE OTHER BROWN.


To wit, seua.os Albert @. Brown, Of Miss
issppi. This gentleman las been making
ypsocl,, which, E,o,c rambling and diffuse than
the ut.erauccs Of John Drowo, il quite NJ rad
zeal aud ten times more widely at variance with
tic Declaration Of American Independence
and the principles Of free government Per.
hans the uiIdcst suggestion Of tue Mississippi
Brown is that the Democracy Of his State must
eead delegates to Charleston next year to insist
,,roa slave code for the Territories failine
10 obtaip which, they must break up tho Con.
sention aud destroy the patyi The Chicago
Times, noticing this sentiment from Brown "a.
1A promptly nonina:cs him for Vice Presi.
dent Of the Uuitcd States and promises him q
oosdial support in the contingency Of his re-
cciying tho nomination The Washington
Cosstitsttiom, on tie contrary. acomes down"
On Nr. Brown with the force Of a whole bale
Of cotton. Possibly the sipe,1a. comments Of
these -;r,rna,a find tbe;, auf,aus il, a su},se-
<usnt ut,e,anca of Brown. "A. GA to the
effect TINT l,o regards Mr.. Buchanan the first
and most dangerous enemy to Southern rights
that he considers Nj. Dour,as The sccond. ant,
hi. Seward the third. As between Douclas and
Seward lie recognizes no difference. cxcept
that tic former is a sort Of sneal,inp I'm win
.,ahs tie Soutl, in tho back wh;,o NJ. gevard
.>onas n, f,ce tn faro and etr;tae f,o,n tim
.h,,,.d.r
rhar, IL ,oo.;a,r,,ao f,,-,. ;n p-o,.,,. a,u,,-
x,o,, Haa,r., ,,s, ~ R,,chor,,, 1,.,;o3.s :,
thu r;rb,fnlne.s or s,arcrr in thu Tarr;tor;es
mi, the Justice Of tie slave1o]der,' demand
for protec,ion thcroin vet refnscs tn land his
;p,3ncnca far thu needed cnactments no,,g,,.
hc corta,ds odr,;ta that s,,ree oro ,,-o,,a,+,,
nnfer the const;,nt;ou h,t ho1aa that rarr;,o.
, 1859-12-01


WAsuTGrnz, Nor. =.
Mr. Douglas has caused his anti-Lecompton
friends to Be informed that he desires them 70
70 into the Democratic caucus, and IT objection
is entertained to that, to oppose Anr conbina.
ton with Republicans. LII. Norris Of Illinois is
the only member of that delegation who IS un-
decided about following the caucus ad!ice. lr.
Davis Of Indiana has sigui6ed distinctly that he
will not support any Republican tor Speaker or
other office, He may not enter the Democratic
caucus, and, in possible contingency: may
vote for the plurality rule He Is for Haskin
for Speaker, = ith whom he has corresponded,
but who, like the anti-Leeomptou men Of PENN
sylrauia and New Jersey will decline to engage
il any such operation
TEaddeus Stevens is here, and advocates 4
free conference Of all the opponents to the Ad-
ministration. and a. the best mode Of organizA-
ton Of the House By issuing general lnTits-
exclusively to N interchange of opinions in re.
rard to nominating pf1cera.