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The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-01
WHY DID JACOB CRY.

Jacob kissed Rachel, and lifted oo B
voice and wept. Scriptures
If Rachel was only pretty girl and Ike.
her face clean, we can't see raa5 Jacob b.
much to cry about-N T. Glo5s
Why be wopt tears OF joy, hlr. Globe
You never kissed pretty girl or you wou
not wonder bit We've been ia the sau
boat with Jacob before now, and we bIubb-.
ed right out.-Lynn NeUs.
The cause of Jacobs weeping was the re
fasal of Rachel to allow him to kiss heg
again.-Flog.
Jacob wept because he hadn't kissed her
before, aud regretted the time he had lost
Age.
Perhaps Rachel had been eating onions
and the odor thereof brought tears into ia,
cob's eyes.-Erchaoge.
If the odor thereof from Kissing pretty
girl will bring tears into our eyes, we'll try
a little of the odor,-Al5any Patriot.
Jacob wept and well he mght-did not
Rachel give him a snsach in the face.
Madison Visitor.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-01
WATCH REPAIRING.

n HAVING DETERMINED
IA 70 devote my special attention to VA
so1 sa the Watch Repairing business, dEsS5A
fsus hereby respectfully give notice to my former
ns. n,'s and patrons and to the public generally,
VII, hereafter all watches entrusted to my care
rsr,s y repaired exclusively by myself, and war
hs hea 70 keep time to the entire satisfaction .oi
NJ owners. S. Ii. WILSON.
'azOe City, November 6, 1858. 1y
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Sefauntmabmnaeu
FEUER-VERsIcHERuNG.

8eitteruns sesn Serulf BEL geuer, Die bier in Si6mpnb aus.
ar;atlt rtrb, ninimt gu ben tilieitsn S~spinsunstn Der untcr;ei6
nete &9ent Der
Great Wclfern Snlurnnce Scmpans Al YbitareIpbie
Entee9er, rimltdp Serftderuns cuff @~ptnbduier, Stores, Gabrtfsr
Nsubaattn, 2%Berf1titttn. StaIunssn, 8ru6tipri&r, SauSser6it
'NeItn' SanfmanHssIter &C., uno ,inar su hen %bGuisfsn 9rsiisn
itcn molten, merben ppbItbun, tei hem llutcr,si6neten ppr;u pre
Gen. Die SauptOfTes Der r8reat gBetern Snfuanr unS Sru'
snmpanr" tshnoet lb IN pbtlaotlpbia Np. 403 gS Ilnuifr., Cd
Sn Si6mrne bsfneet ftb bic i3reiepffu an 9 ariraBs, src
Shursn unttrbalb Dem Srdanee 5ptel unh ncbsn e. .. Satp.
&sa- Sttenss Serfdtrunesn fur Netse uno Sclapen wcreei
9lsidfals ealelbit fur bic befsn gcnpaenicsn unS ;u zen biQiafcl
9utitn cnt9escn scnrntntcn unb pho Bel SttrtfdGcn Ter 9etro,
bier in 8ihMrno auS5e,oblt. Or. G. 81. 8rtden, @eent.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-05-14
Raltcs unh 6it,ises fiehsr.
@pStrnprfraBe

aho DIE rerthteStneH aftetipnen, pel6e aus einem %unorerni>
liHsh Wa9rn cbcr aus Der Qebsn cntlprinesn.
sBts nnScrbauIihfsit, Saure i'm Raarn, @pIid. 6eY;-
bremen. @ppetitIcisfeit, &rratIihfsit, 8erlfcpfuno, blutrnSe
hno Hullt9t pan,rrrtcieen. SIN alien nerp6Ien urb rbeumo.
ttlhen Eallsn Eat ee bi ~un,dbli9tn Walen wpbItb6tia oerpiry,
HnG solltanelss 5tIIuna berppr9t6ratt.
SaleIee Ut cine rein oeaetabiiiIhe MiIhuna. ra6 0rrno
RggtifniNatttiDen 9runeloben uno mad @nmeiluna BED kse
rupnien belanellttn Yrcfenprs 8cerbaYe, terelst. gproen
Nt'fe 9roeen Srtcl9en IN ben mrilten eurprdiIdtn Stooien.
mar leInt einfnbrun9 in ben Der. Staten me6r fr Dieisni.
gen eeltInlmt, reIte oue unierm 9aterIanbe in Sisiem Qonsr
ierltreut itno. 0a bahtIbs unttr ibnen arr6sn Ssifaa oss
!anpen. 10 blete ib es een amerifanifnen NubIfum an inbPn
l0 peig, Dap lelne IN Der Sblt puroer5a EN- msbieinjCtsn 81.
SenlpaTtcn th Setanntibaft oerfbafrn perbsn.
9elonoers iplro es FUR Solhe e~n.pipblen, bsren Contributions
orrb zen bffanbi9en @ebraub Won Qiaupren pber nnh,rSm
~@n.einwslIHneen in %ancrbnuna aeraibsn limb. Dim WIlos-
melnen auaenbliflt6 miriam, fnbrt GO Ieinen anapen J2so
lam Slee os Sebsne, iHeem IS in itba 1srpe ~einorinat unS
IW esLap9L 2at lthtenosn 9eiff aufriGtGt une in brr Chat
"s"e OsiaA0eef ano Starfs in Sas. san;s SpltSm brina..
H. Warnun9:
Sle9rcBe Serbrtituns biefes aISseieiHnettn @rpmos "a,
pE!lNtfeeRe Nohahmun9en hrropraerrfen, tpesbaIh baS SIN.
otaB Spr Sosrhoce's 6oldnbiihes Bitter, beopr SIR "a fammfSI'
uNii9 prpbtrt. Cine Spueile wirb Gut lber;snasu namss
20 oeller ut, ME ale Rahabmunasn. "p
NS Sertauft Sl.00 per YpiteI pber G Rc.t,Ia CIV az
Del Den ~einiiSsn giseutbimsrn ]" 20
Bent1mt in % aae ir. n e
G%abritanten bon @rtifeIn fur @pptbtfer y Sbrmi,s,
QiuSbura, 9a. .
Sn mo mirb beisS 9itirrs prrFouft in hru gno
nrisn oI PIP; DpSs unb Comp, @lerareer SuyoI N
gGiitr'on, y. Sobnlton II. Bro, Grubts unb @npsrinn 81
S!ait' sSaru's unb yrane, @barlrs 0iaIpauab unb IS 9
yusoi, Hno N auea Staetsn Der Scr. G,aaisu in bisfrS a;I'
''" 5" 9"'sh' t2a.t
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-05-14
Scmtidnc 9lnpthcfe.

Sun ben mir Sn mCinCn bicIiscn 9anSslcuten 70 ,eihlid, oe-
Ittuften 3niprut hcrJidb bantnN, %smpfehIc i'd mid audi ferncrSiu
eerem senr9tcn 9SpbimpIcn, inpcm ih ~ sIcrhcr 3et ,ur scnnt.
nR brtn4s, Dap i'd netit %friIdcn Srrsdtn unb MVcSiconemcn, chen
erhtelt: YHauren, @rSicn, feline unS errbe Gerle, Saap, Gjrices
uebl, pottr9ruSc. perIhtcbcni SprtCn 9iubeIn, beutIhe 6 itcricn
guner 9ruutcra H6lc, @tccplaer, WRacarpni, Solot6l in arcscn mp
tletntn 6laltcn, 3immi, 9anjcn uub scftcFcnen, nebf alien onbtru
G5errlrSen, SGtrdmmt. 9ai flmcricu, Scifenh Ii. &c. mc[tc gIrtifei
tb Su ben m09liHt btaiStca 9reilcn bcttrs cmpfebIe.
q. 6. Il fb er. Mat.
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Ocmticbc Triid,te!
Sacct Wuupcrsbeimer,

Vt W IT IT VI " y z III Ut,
Nc. 4 MainitrGGc, nabe AM Nlteu Wfurft. ,
trlaubi It'd BEN. bcutlheu 0utlfun1. namtntIib Saueirorcn. +;
InSc9e III MADDEN, cGs cr Gin Eager auer ecut1hrn Srjibic nal
ais: 3psiIhen, scprrtte Strltcn, GRIFFIN, 9iultn, ale @rtcn Sup.
penTru6ie, houHnoIlhs pcrtn9c, S6mcNrp uue 0intburocr &Gir.
Saroeuen, Snrcins, be inhc Vtbtutrn. ecutIhc gRsinc, cnocmodstr
Srurir, aue Irten SaneicS, 9tgorrcu &c, &C.. rYrIde SrttreI etrIrlSC
"a tilialem 9ruit SrrtGuit.
Ma GIN 9utte' Gjlos Naacrbir~ unb icuhioe @rfriIHunocn Iur
SaltIbit aletIidlS III nber 3dt III tabcn, anb label IN d5iEiorn
Sciuhc f~,CuuclWbit rim S0cot' 0unpcrSbrim rT
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-05-14
.. 81. gtreGer,

9potbefer, Drugtf, Supporter opn ben t,
l6en @bemicalien II. |. 10. Orr. 3 NainsStr..
9eSenubcr Dem alien Ntartte.
Gs~ Seceete werben nit Der sr6Bttn Sprefalt unb G,nou.
Istet eereiiet. lpmie dem ifhs 9rdp aratt unp a|naIpfsn
mil aueerlter gnntiihtett tciprat. 2onbtaufleut mcoen boe
rc!heait9e Wager amcrifani(ter. oeutfter unp f~ron,rtTter . ifcte
irtlfrr : ar3ncitn. Uancp~NrtifeIu II. {. ~. in better Nuaipatt Ielbn
IN IuSsnlhetn netnteu, rpethe Nrthfl ,um Sbit ieGblt III nicSriac,
rtn. ale ben nCreltfen 4relen ab9tlailru mcrbrn. 81 eoi,info
8rrratbc a~ueaeltuttci. ""
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-05-14
o. H. CHALKLEY.

gambler BON 2eper uup Sdubs6inriuas 0mpprteur
BON franSGlltsm JGaltfeccr,
IL. Ctr, ,rtfhen Wain II. @drY, 9tjhmonb, ga
9eutfb'n StuhmaGenn mirb eWs S~plfdnbtat oiIcrt rte poor,
oon eebtr alter Mrt beitens enrrfOtlen. 0ieitl6en fnbcr bai,Ibf ~.
9lcidp aurS gu ihrem G1eltdft n6ttigc g8er!,eua, Biz /. a. SyinSinSe
Seittn &C., ale Scricn llpperS II: l. ~ Dus en Sattlern umS
@uc Oisis &rtiteI Werpcn scssn Saar 0bsr CUTE Syapiere baiaio1
eertauft. CGSt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-05-14
Seuer= nub Wf arine=SlNefuran;

Vcncr= nn6 MS arimc=9tHcfuram;
Der
= Virginia Fire s. Marine Insurance Company
bic Gin Bona 5toe capital bon 500, 900 teiist
uno i'm Sabre 1882 bur@ Die @eIebaebuna
BON Str9inien ~etn9e1tbt wurce.
Seri6trunscn perben burd bitie aie Gpmpoonie crtb,iIt uutr
ben 9%unltt9ltcn Ssotn9unsen ec9cu Geucrs mS sSaGIcrfd6brr al
Sl9tntbum ouer Mrt, ais: S6uler, MrutcI, Gjiter unb gDoorr
auer @rt, lOnobl in Der Stabt, ala aud I'M 4anec, uno wcrSen bi
bs'renenern NusjabIuneen prompt srIeilfct.
E9T- Sur bic @pliee unb Die @ufna5me Der III Serdhrrub,r a.,
scnit6noe :pirb nihte berednet.
Sffee Nc. III Wanlfr., 8ihmrnb, 8a., cine Sblr srtsrbon
Dtspatt SfTecr. g1. .. Gpmorhin SrSds
@illtom @ilItS, Sr., Sceret6r. TSI
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-05-14
3bcs ". 5arquar,
praftiIhe @ aszTi

prnftii6er Gas Sitter,
ede 9ts unS S%rpocltroes. nsbrn benz SrroeHr. Sptel.
Sthmpnb, ga.
&tr6en. 6Henttihe @sb6uo. unb g~Bobnb6ufer msrSrn NIT 0,os
une 0amstr0bren III cen t%iai5itsn 9reHrn %pcrisen.
men ub fGnellene ~auSaciubrt.
~ Ylumbina isocr @rt nrb l6negacns b,furnt. LII
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Orutlhe 6etamme E.
Wrs. y. y aumann II, MaritdQ- Strase,

NIrN. y. . Il Il III d II II, W1arlbIl=otraBe
3mtlhen Der 5ten unp 6ten.
maht Sen 6raucn &ihmoueS bic c~r9cbenlit au;ciae. ran Tic in
NeulAlane dS Sctdmme Hubert unh auf Ger llniYcriult;l Sor,.
berg IN S1tern tbr Gramen tenanetn bar, morutcr lie bic tcncu
3tu9nile pNrle9en tdnn. rpcSb ,b lit it td pr1funmcni en- Oelc.
senbstttn bencne empftblt. 3u9leih matt bitflbs ibreu GjSnne,
rinncn Die NnHi9e. oNB III in SeuihIanc mrbrcrc Sabre, ionic in
baltimore IL Sabre prdcticirt Sal, une baE lie ecSbalb Die SScrltde
runs aettn fam, haf tic ctpoiss Mufr6lc in Ger i~dntlltsn gBeiIe
unb CUR pcutpmnNnilcn. 3ufriroenbeit ausrihten fam. T23
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Ocean Yadets unp @eIO : Sef5rrerunas, @ummilFu
Geenten:
@. 9dbmiSt u. Go.

W OWWICI u. 90.
Sneallo>, Z pm mtlitcns~, Sptbitiuns. unb
We& fel~ 8ef66ft.
Sriefe une 9adete, Ieettrs bic lu so WfuneGeniht nerSs,
nit leoem ron bier %ab9cbenorn 9~ctbdnpfcr nab iraenb einemSTt
Der Sss!t lsrriasli5 9eutf9lanb unb bic sdbmciO franfirf ii:
gu! otllsMnun9,eoer tpetlmttlc, prompt uno nit Der gr6Bten Si6rr.
belt erpeetrt, 9c9cn 0urantie unb 5dcin.
Be@iel uno @nneifuneen, in ben SaupI6Rsu sor
1tutl1Iano l9eIoar, nm gu ben niebri9lfenGpurien in benz pbio,n
Bureau III b0ben. '''S'"
@tIeausiabIun9t an irsen6 cine aSrtTt in 0cutI6.
unb 8siiepale. 0"N
Ns[Sur StdbmOne unS ~tn'ssssnS baden mir 5rn. 9. SaIfei
Ntib nuf Sbisee ~be,ietcnb, bittct UNI Sic otueio.rn SJnhr5ns w.: :;
Der 7ereunoe unb 3anesleute 81 SnSTsTT" '
, 1859-07-27

5i1siizseseta 1spaa1ae.a naizssalsiIaisis.e.
- lcarnsposaan Il " Fus ~ T4nnA}t -
>.., 81. Pam. July u. 1sss..
:. Mzsks. Eo1rozs Our stsis Republican Cep-
veniion adjourned thi. cren;ns, after q nary a.
thnhfastte and harmonious session Of tvs days.
Oar nominations sze a follows: 's , .. '-''
Far Govunos-AIxxAzpn RAxssr.
For Lfeut. Govtzpoe-1oaA11ru DoaxE1E1.
For Secretary Of 6tats|. H.BAku- -
Fo1 TrsamierLcaAs T. sraaEtEt.
For Aaotnsy .Geuesal-0. E. CoLr.
For conxress-c1xrs A1pz.cu. and wuI.1x wcxpox
This ticket is very popular one, and is every
where received with enthusiasm. Ramsey's
na1ne a'one is tower Of strength, aud With him
and bis colleagues IS standard-besrezs, pledge
you. in behalf Of the Republicans Of this State,
500 majority in October.
Our platform is bold, vigorous .nd compre.
hensive, and ON it the friends Of Constitutional
Liberty will make noble tight and win q deci-
sire victory. The moceasin Democrats are
wesk-kneed, faint-heasted and dispiritcd, ID do
not seem 1t a1l Like the confident and deter
niucd foe We met and conquered in the autumn
Of 81. slany Of tho more honorable Of them,
disguised and sick at the shameless frauds Of
which their party has been guilty, hare omit it
forever, aud the mutincera are every day alIyine
themselves with the friend. Of impartial free
dom and an honest Cover nment --s
The newspapers Of the unter1iaed terrified
for onee, thank Heavenly affect IN excess Of
joy that their opponents hare obliged them, by
adopting such platform and such ticket, but
, 1859-07-27

Nelcarn with pleasure that CYRUS A1pR1cu
Esq, formerly Of Dixon, in this State, but now
Of Minneapolis lias been nominated for Con-
sress by tie Republicans Of lis District in
Ainn sota- Ar. 4. ran for the same place as
the candidate Of tho Wing party in 1852, in
this District; and but for tic FREQ Soil vote,
so great was his personal popularity, hc would
havo beaten Wentworth, who was pitud
against him. Ho was then rs now looked
upon rs an emiuently Gir-inindcd and just
man, with whom tile interests Of lis coastitu-
cn.s would ba safe. Tic dissolution Of tho
Wing party threw him into tho Republican
ranks. where he has been worker Of much
moro than ordinary effectiveness and zeal
Though By no means an ultra or ianatical unti.
slavery map, ho is well grounded in tho fanda-
mental doctrines Of Lis party, and if elected lc
will never givo his friends reason 10 regret his
want Of sympathy with tl,eir cause, while lie
will ncrcr unnecessarily proruke any greater
degree Of sectional hate. A thorough business
man-a thoroughly honest man-a man Of
acknowledged ability-his Republican friends
owe him triumphant election.
, 1859-07-27
Tic Cu1llcF EM~Rsdnt1oHR Of Shakf.
lHGnEG.

pcare.
The public will rccol!ect the excitement
created By tie publication in 1859 Of 3Ir. j.
Paine Golfers edition Of Shakespeare, corrected
from marginal notes said to hare been found in
the copy Of d folio edition Of 1869. purchased
By him in 1s49. Tue volume IVES subsequently,
presented to tho late Duke Of Devouslirc. Mr..
Hamilton, Of tho manuscript department Of the
British Museum, writcs loug LETTER to the
London 7snez. Saving that the present Duke
has allowed him to examine the book. md he
has made discoveries That the pretended old
marginal alterations, notes, mud stage directions
are Of quito recent date. The wa,er,nark Of
tho leaves pasted inside the cover Is y crown
surmounting the letters &c. H." Gtorgius Eez),
, 1859-07-27

The iuio,nitablc llo'landers arc prosecuting
tue construction Of tue hnrboE ut the mouth Of
Bluck river, on Lake Michigan, with character
istic energy md success. They have already
extended substantial p:crs three hundred feet
into tue Lake. OH both sides Of the outlet, aud
will extend them some three hundred teet fur
tier the present season. TO ten feet depth of
wrtrr. Next season, they propose to extend
these piers four hundred feet further INTO tho
lake, when 1t is expected the current wisl make
= chanucl of from Twelve to fourteen feet deep,
from tl.cis docks in the village on Black Lake,
TO Lake Michigan, and gre them one Of the
best hsraors on Any If the Upper lakes.
= The current through the canal, cut ono hun.
dred and seventy feet vide nnd sig deep. through
ihe po,n: o. tongue Of iand which separated
Black L-kc from Lake Michigan, aud tho two
piers, some tso hundred and tifiY feet loug by
aost, 1te, vide, all constructed duFios last year;
has washed out tnc chanar1 10 depth sufEi.
cicnt to admit uf steamers and rcsscls passing
through thcif: docks this season. Tbs arrival Of
steamboats, at slseir docks thi. season, for the
I1<troit Tribune.
, 1859-07-27
Lembardy Attached to Sardinia.
How the News wa1 Received at Iour
don aud Paris

FAxrHxk Pocf C.. E 1uIv aI-Ths x4Asu..
shin N1frh Hri,4,,,. from LixrrMrl m ~ I4,h
inst, and bound E,r 0usbsc hax h.,.,. jn..ns
erptetI Of Iii. pu;nt. aud y mo.s ir,,,sort.nt
hn,lSxt of new. obtained
The steamship Aus1o-Saxou. from Quebec. ar.
rived \. Liyerpool on ,he l1,h uIt
The hdyic.s by H. yorth Br;ton ,ro fonr
days latter than thos III, uisle. by the sleamer
Africa. anal asa OF q highly import ant choruc-
ter, both in \ political and financial point Of
REV .z--
Cyros ". e'cfi passenger. and has &C.
co4oPtiAaea tao on}ect Of us sis1s ~ eoaoceaoa
Win the oceaa tete::'FaPo-
Tue A2s1ss'cK.
The Paris 1o~ts<sr exptains the eiEcun,stan-
ces attending the armistire. and SAYS that tho
great neutral powers exchanged commuuiea-
uons with The belti 1eEents. offering mediation.
bat were unsuccessful H. the French ftse was
about to e"mmeuca hostitities agatDst Vence.
MD cona!et before Verona wa* imminent-
~ nen Snpoleoo, ANXIOUS 70 prevent further
ntoo'!shed, useeftained the disposition Of the
Emperor Of Austria. and finding him ~illipg, 40
afmist'ce VIA coneluded The two Empeross
bad IN interview on tho lath vt Villa FFanca-
4 despatch from Turin snys Nap0leun has
issued . bulletin from EalIeyio, announcing th.
atm!se'ce, conkTasotattug the. troops on their
glorious achievements aud announcing his
immediate departure tor Par1s. gsviug the pro
sinesa couan'naA OIL the army 10 Aassha4 al-
liant.
Tue Lnodon 1tste c!atms thas England
o'ousnt aoont ne asnsaee- o'hes aatnosstseS
s'se me cseot 10 Fsussa~ .
'eSn"a te'eE'an' SAYS tae @1Msst.ce "aS
enoc'uaeu onts stsr rspeas1 requests from tae
Etsncn az" at'sF A"s*s'a oaa oo1asasu Ill sue
naa 4sAe" 'oF*
n ~ s1 sslossea - .aa. nnssa'n n ~aA 70 propose
ae'ae1e'~' eo.*tao'x"s'oF .iunsy~
4a1 fsAes pssRA7ca saoa SAroesoS To 1sa
KxPKKss.
The folio wiuris cunv Of the telegram frnm
Naooieou to the E,u,res, Fsr.ui. anuouor;n-
thn. 1eucc hu,l been concluded:
yAiLxG,o. ll;b-A trrary al pracs h.. bren
signed b. tween tue Emperor Of Arstr,a and
u,sself On tt,v following basis:
The !,a i'm CON. .etierucy il to be under thu
hon.u ary Presidency of i.3e put,e
Thr Emperur Of 'tusfri. rotIcr,}es hi. rirht,
in Ionharsiy tn the En:,r7or Of tt,, Fr,.ncf. vino
tr,n-(rr. tl,sn, II, III. Kim. III S.r,in,u-
The Eusprr,,r nf &u,tr;. n,rx.rr..x rrn,rs
buI sire will flVm on integral part Of the ltaian
c"nf.Israttou- SAr,Llux.
The dispatch Of the Emperor. anuuuncinX tho
conclusion 0f peacc, MAS siallctined in Par,s on
tho l.th. when shr freueh fund immediately
Il per cent.
The news dill not transpire in London tilt
alter tie official ct'sin:; Of C"n>t''s ,a'es Of
"a1en "ere m1ue n'srr~an's 81 ~. t'r Use a'a-
'"4 rs -. "e'"s T. -" o'"eF SECURITIES
e",-so ouof "s1;
aug As'"uou t1"y .'t"''*ass inc nFsr a"Pea
, 1859-07-27

: The London 31nsts givca long dcscriu&ion
of xhs nc>s iron steam rn,n, which il says niIl
be aaoat uc.t June Her totsl length iii, be
$50 feet, breadth 5s; total weight at sea, about
= 200 ions; full speed 1G miles nm aonr, Abont
ego feet of the broadsidc Of tho vessel viii be az
teak, "a inches thick; this will be covered by
urruor plates q inches tAtck on tLe tlrck. The
ram viii bc armed with rs Armstrong guns,
each throwing lot,,pound shot ovcr rango oi
nix milts. Tic ram will run down ships by
driving straigtt at them at full speed If she
only dnss oue. half Of Whist my fairy Be anuci-
patcd from hcT she will b. cheaper 10 tho nation
1ll .si1l t,e about Coco on, tbs epgines about
2;5;0 ;0v9 sud lier ds6pE for s>s shont- &4So0
mora, or R31e. 600 in all 7',s,.S ls:
, 1859-07-27
The Kansas Land saies--.Dlaculttes
Appreciated.

writing from, Doniphan. X. T.. says:
"Therc il considerable speculation here as to
tho land sales, uud 1ile general opinion is that
1hero will be no bidders Buchanan's il-advised
measure uf forcing the homestead Of the pre-.
eurtor into market has had The effect Of mak-
ing nauy votes Tor the opposition. There were
no bidders al tue OuluAa sale, last week Not
single Cash bidder, believe. So much for
forcing. There are. howcves, uaany specutators
out here with Land warrants, and as soon ~ the
days Of sale shall hare passed they will begin to
locate theIn. There will be nut little confusion
and the pour men wi!l be crowded 10 the wall.
Many pour prc-emptor will be crowded down.
uulcss they sa.culd io.n some sort af mutual
pro.ection-whic1l is by no means improbable.
"A new difficulty is NOW arising, and it bids
fair to be very serious one. and il n,ay result
ii bloodshcd. 1t is that the people who hare a
just appreciation Of the Law. 500 it has not been
complied with and have commenced jumping"
the nnoccup;ed claims. and the owners. it is
Thought, will resort to violence. Frequently do
{os e5r & esson d. ssa; e'ss he M viii shoot :
1ers are becoming confused. md though all may
eventually be tightcd, NC n,ay fear tic worst
, 1859-07-27

nesd not II -the4oia.- BIT ttas i ~ E;ASs q ~
nInss Hr c.sa trtt is4s do@h6haa ii:lcntsiea, ,
psinoipass-dsaaes$t ths rights or aasara!i.ed
oisis'na IN sseiga ssantrss sass Hssst.ely th.
Guns a these of native elt;ssns-asd thaar,s.s
over the whole doubt, just sufficient to
smother the point most needing elucldaton
and to give an mir Of delicate uncertainty TO
t1s whole. 1t would hardly be possible to u.
sest tho rights Of nasuralized citizens in
clearer or Stronger language tiaa tho following,
which We find in tic Berlin dispatch:
The question arises, what rights do our laws
eon1es upon foreigner by granting him ua,,l-
ranz.ttoae answcr ali The rights. privileges.
asa snmunlties whict, belong to a natiye-bnrn
G.t1en, IN their full extent With the single Quaf.
4aeauon that, under the Constitution, no per
son except q natural-bosn citizen il eligible to
tao oi!lcc OF PRESIDENT With this exception
.hn n.scralizsd e.,izen, from aud after tic da.e
Is placed upon the very same footing with the
. native citizen: lie is neither il better nor =
worse condition.
The moment n foreigner becomes nsturalzed.
bus allegiance TO his native country il severed
forever; He experiences new political birth.
o4~~A RAA 1AaR4e64QiG &k14G separates from
ms natlre country. lie il no more responsible
fur anything he may say or do. or omit to say
or %, alter assuming bis new character, than il
ac had been born in the United States. Should
he return 10 Lis nntire country, be returns rs
ter"
These are broad and general principles. II
tue mother tongue4las not lost its meaning, it is
here asserted that tue naturalized citizen is no
more linble to eonscripion or. military servico
than tic nativo born citizen, whether 20
liable at the time Of emigration or not Yet
in tue very next paragraph Mr.. Cass says:
"a .fatxrs liability to serve in thu ar1uy will
not be aufiicsent, because before the time can
arrive for aucL service he has changed his allo
glance, ard las become citizen Of the United
States. 1t would be quite absurd to contend
that boy, brought u this country from a
foreign country with his fathers family when
but twelve years of aye, and na,urnliEed here.
VINO should Afterwards yisit the country Of his
birth when he had become u man. night then
be seized and compelled 10 perform military
service, because il be lad rcmniued there
throughout the intervening years and lis life
life had bten spared be would hare been bound
to perform military SERVICE"
But the question, Mr.: Secretary, is an about
present liability: Al citizens Of Prussia are
I1ble to military service. AL citizens who
haro tic youthful vigor and cncrgy to emf
CRATE, belong to the laad,neAr OF the first levy,
and are liable to be called into active serscc at
any time. If member Of this large enroll.
ment 1nigrates to this country, and subsc-
quent'y returns on business, Is he still at the
, 1859-07-27
The Anli-Siayo Trade Laws.

w.sH1seroS. essb.-Fc"n iafor'"At"n r.
cri.et. in st.s city, 1t appears t...t s.s a: the
southern Representatives,, white claiming t" 20
npp.,>e,l IT, tic ifr.cln slase trade. are iv 9''g
,hsn,, ,rtres to intr,,dacc us Cungrrss i bilt Fu-
nraia1 alt the statutes ut+nn tho *ul.Jeet. feav-
suy II, ~ tie. p,vte-4 to Lesir.. 10 the te.u'a-
,i,,t, OF the s+scsal States. Hut ~ the c"nsti-
tutinn cnnkrs on t.su:;rrss tl4r power tn prn''hs
tho trasie sud as1easil resss ~ l,.s FsAFdrts ~
too severn y peaai,s fur siusasin3 xna: SONS
consider merely y law Regulating; commerce. it
il thought that others. who arr opposcd III the
slars trade, will agree oil measure. with
view TO make thc prohibition aud abolition moro
effective BY the certainty Of puaishinea,t other.
uss than eaptrul, md t:ius they think that guosl
will ,result lrom TIC present ag'sas;oa Of tho