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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-21

8, the e.dng principle q lie CoPersieao 'y'.en o.
,h planetary <orl announce! tao ;hoa-lni AS
b-,a-e 4, Wa finally demonstrated by Gai'e0 Sna
r,c,o Brahe ard received By mankind.
Atdrox xiih ,li- f-a,ure Of spiritual in'erc''rss
i. i but TIE legitimate result Of human progress.
Int. al q sor-hpug The spirits e dt The F.taas o'
old srd calling them our Gods; instead OF saying -
9i the Ph.ri.ees j. 81 BseLeb1h instesf o. h-ls
frightened az Il, a. the world was ID the days OF Sca-
craft, We in h. dsy have bad ths good sense TO H.
orire what II il; and We have leaned th4,, Ike
sveryfhiug connected with humanity, II i e,pabe Of
improvement: BIZ cultivation, Ani Of contributing 70
our advarcsmeut.
Ard thus, out Of apparently iucou-ruous elements
IA. grown up system ofTe,:.Medium-aip BY Fai,a
tie long uooed question q our Immortality q settled
and ia demop.trated 20 the simplest ss sel a. the
brightest mind by irresistible app~sls to the sen'es
To the emotions and 20 The Yet w;h many u
i. true how &. it wa Of ol4-they vii not believe
though one rise from The dead.
" EDaoSDs.
Mex Ysrs Jlle g. ls5s.
p S-Perrnit ne, in this form, 20 answer some OF
NY corr.spondeuts, ard particularly oDe who calls
himself Knox The consent waIca gives birth 10
these paper confines their maia scope 20 the phe-
nonera rather than 20 tie theological questions they
may give rise 10. BIZ if " Knox vii inform me how
he can he reached, can send him paper which
think even hewil sdu TO be something OF an answer
% the Rev Dr. Hutton, satanic theory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-21
THE FAMINE ~ FAY4L.


Meeting was recently held in Boston in all OF the
destitute people Of Fsya and We see it stated that
the bark Azor sails from tina. city on the 25th, to
take donations free of charge. The Boston Afrer-
tlser says:
ave understand that the population OF the suffering
dist net plumbers somewhere from 1900 u 100 0p0
Their pTeseLt distress IS the result not of any single loss
of cIops, bat of succession Of them. First came the
loss or serious reduction of he poato crops then for
the last four year, Of the wire crop; and for three
years pact, of the com crop. The bean crop upon
which The people of the Azores mainly depend fpr sub
siscrce tor about tx weeks before the harvesting Of
com, destroyed by violent gales during the last
month. The inhabitants Of Fayal Pico and 81 George
are left almost destitute and wandering about far
rowing the hilslGes and raynes Of those ISLANDS for
routs which are made into cakes and eaten single
one Of these cakes about the size 0f pilot biscuit, is
solj or five cents, quarter or more Of an eure
day wsges. The islands of ST. Michaels and Tercera
have hitherto supplied in some measure the wan Il
their destitute neigbbors but longer 40 10 10
more than meet their OWL Some idea Of the extent Of
the Jury suffered by the vines may be gathered from
the fact that Poo Whose wOe crop had 10 be .ursd
by thousands ii pIpes, now yields not more than 300
pipe. aud that Of quality hardly III for
" TIE case is one Of genuine want, abou; which
there can bee donbt. No public appeal in behalf OF
the islands has been made before this although they
have ,uerrd much. IL IS certain uat, without speedy
be D. thousauds Oi must perish If hunger. The IN.
hahitarts ofthe Azores Portuguese Of-impe mao.
and character, and very worthy of assistance,
apart from that imperative claim upon sympaihies
which al men must have, whom such direiul
lauitles are impending.
- L. il thought that 10 900 bushels Of corn will cup
ply al The Immediate wants of the iamne-strcken lis
tncis. THIS will require contribution Of something
tNer $780,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-21

,ssd a. ore g. 'f-ee' When PaFlsmen; nle;ls, Br.-
n ,b'vplg .h,uli 10 all re.p-c,. b. placed % Al
.o,s,:,. VII foreign by reciprocity. since TIE enasso
ofihe Navigation l."s ~ foreign has nIe .'ei
- nr carr,i trade a. four 10 Let ns then lave
=. done Stbls great baiionA interest," the nnf'e'y
II osr feet"
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-26

p Wv I NE E0OV 7 IT
zazazsrs5zE DIRECT FROM NEW YORK, PHILADEI.
PHlA ana BALTIMORE via the
M, ,-,,,,, 'tBAY Line
TO NORFOLK, WELDON, RALEIGH, WILMINGTON
CHARLESTON, AUGUSTA, ATLANTA, MONT
GOMERIi AND NEW ORLEANS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
$3.50. -. DAILY, Except Sundays,) via
BAY LINE a SEA-BOARD n ROANOKE RAILROAD
49,, To TIE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
The Schedule being so arranged that the issuio.
10 TO NIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad frOm
NEW YORK To WILMINGTON, n G.
- THROUGH TICKETS
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Attormsps.


CLIFTON W. TAYLEURR, \ IN - 49,
D Residence, 242 EAST FAYET1r STREE a. AA W.
Can b pnd at the Superior Court Room for the
Refers to Hon z Collins Lee, Baltimore Richard Yeadon
rsl,, oharleston, >. u ---- IL il3tf =
+ A LBERT T. EMORY,
sMEDLEY Row ROW, !oppo'ise Court House,
Being located in Tow onown Vim give pro,npt attention
Il e SH Baltimore county and collection Of elamsn
A TTORNEYS AT LAW. ITTTT II T7----T
IA omce ANN NJ + " sST It Ell RIPGELY, ~
ounce NO. IL faFf bs GRasa Baltimore city,
o Lat r States ae Attorney Cecil countyl
and Howard counties. fe2s III
THOMAS F. ROCHE, ,
.a Non MARSHALL BGiEbfN G, LAW
VIII practice in the Courts of Baltimore cy and the ad
onng counties Prompt attention given to all business
m FRIs.3Y HENDERSON,
l. IN. ATTORNEY ATLAW,
COMMISSIONER FOR 1GD PENNSYLVANIA.
..e No. 6CoUNsELLoRs HALL
W. C. n: : SA = f.. Street,
saNf NSTth l Of ~ LssSSiRPgtOn, Bait
f0WSoaaTT8TSoEkiN EEiYAs5lhfFfr COUNTY
for Baltimore county IL WIG ''''Di' c cst
| EDWARD W. BELT
| IL ATTORNEY AT LAW,
| - .. - Upper Marlborough Md,
Will promptly attend to all business in the Courts of
PRINCE GEORGES and the neghboring counties and in
| the Court of Appeals. au9Iy
NHARLES Z. PHELPS,
" ATTORNEY AT LAW
No. LAW BUILDINGS,
Continues to practice in the Courts of BALTIMORE CITY
| and HOWARD COUNTY. fe22tf
w J. WATERMAN,
w. 50 w EsFq Ea4hrT hE I E4A&k
l in R1ruIc
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-26

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR BALTIMORE
lClTY:-IN THE NATTER OF THE TRUST ESTATE OF
BlRCkHEAD BROTHER-Chares Morton Stewart,
Lrastee-Qrdered by the Court this 18th day of July
1857 that the trustees give notice to the creditors Brick
mead Brother to file their claims properly authenticated
with the Clerk OF the Superior Court of Baltimore ctyon or
before the 18th day Of September by causing copy Of
TINS order to be published in daily newspaper published
m tle city OF Baltimore week for three successive
weeks. = = -.
T. COLLINS LEE. =
j22law3w ~ - 49, '-'-' VIC =. Ciov,,
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gnmbtr.

UMBER, SHINGLES,
~ HEMLOCK RAILS, ETC
Just landed and for sale at our wharf:
lGGp No. / HEART SHINGLES
100000 Heart and Sap
i3OU feet ~ and 5-4 Hemlock FENCING
large lot OF Oak and Ash Timber for Wheewr lights and
others Aln every variety of Building Materal all Of which
We ot1er at low est market rates. ~
CARSON, ZIMMERMAN h CO,
ap7-tf adjoining norfolk Steamhnat wTa,,f
UMBER FOR WHEELWRIGHTS .-.
IL OAK, >.
HICKORY.
$500 JOS. THOMAS SON,
IelI-u corner Park and Clay streets.
UMBERl LUMBERl
- NEW NUMBERING ESTABLISHMENT a
Retail lard at No AZ West Falls Avenue I'd yard sou of
Pratt Street Bridge, Baltimore, Md
we would respectfully call the attention of our friends and
the public generally large assortment of WHITE PINE
LUMBER consisting of Framing, and all kinds OF White
The Also HemoGk Framing, Fencing, and Flooring
mite and Yellow Pine Flooring Shingles Laths PicketS
& we are prepared to furnish orders wholesale reta
Will diSacf on the most accommodating
our Lumber direct from large manufacturing establish.
Hlent- Beaver Mills, Centre county, Pa.
nl9U EDWARD TURNER ECO
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-26

Bail ROaNs.
80 Go ....:::.s.;,;;s FOR THE

ia 60 -. -;ssR FOR THE
-. EzrTTN5FE AND oE KE& E,f AK8 i gSoUTA
Io anu ai'e April 2lst 1889, the trains win run as fol-
Leave Camden Station BaItimore-vaiI l.vcart Sunday
The VEST, SoTTH fWViy e 4 i5F PARTS OF
Re+wa.n p,, E0R VIZ PASSFNcERs
between Cumberland and Wheeling (y VIM ~ a. f sin'
berlahd anu Mheeng Accommodation Train end ip
Grafton and Palersburg, the los ? anu Detween
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore =. ,,,p,
and TH fT9R RT trf &STS At 20 M ''' H.
A NJ and 54OP NJ and Ecott's Mills at 20 a' an ~,
FROM THE RELAY HOUSE 'Ibesdes the rag,,o. t..;.,,
Speci iIan a., 5eaSeS there at 30 P NJ for Baltimore
Leave Baltimore at % and iS 4. NJ Lam and Sg1 XXX
n On SUNDAYS at 80 NJ only. Leaves washington for
sundays at p only Tie second and fourth Fl NJ train, I'm
S Sn t2nr B Iom stop at way points The
trains on the Annapolis Road VI
For tickets of every kind Information, &C. apply to
ENGLAND Agent or at the Ticket Office, Camden station
W. p SMITH,
L. ~ COLE, General Ticket Agent i25.tf
% go WEST For ,R6 TIE Hdaru
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
SUMMER ARRANGENENT
U anu a''ef "T TfiRfE bRf9 H TRl lfS2
arriving Harrisburg ati4 n.y. ihSGeP eo6ne at
By tn,. Tx S5T %55:sS5. 4, aN p TIE HEST
arrive Wilamsport at P NJ and FI TGu NiaEara FSs
where here they hey lie over all night. ''' t. NJ
Except Sunday NJ arriving at Hasbg g2ges At daily
M and Sagara F E ai 4 NM and dv Bu 4a
ALL THE CITIES 6 AND AE SqE S$S1 WESTERN NEW
A a. 6g9 with trains for Suspension Bridge and thence
., GGAN4b$ ANP TE WEsT Nb PNSy GR #
p M Inc cincinnati and Chicago Express leaves daily at
I arriving at Harrisburg at 1910 P NJ and there con
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-26

STEAM MARBLE WORKS. -
~ HUGH SISSON,
Cor. NORTH MONUMENT STs,
BALTIMORE Nd
MONUMENTS, GRAVE STONES, NANTES,
TABbETOPS, TILES for foors GARDEN STATUARY
&c, &c H
Foreign and Domestic Marbles furnished the trade at
lowest rates, apl6tf
OTlCE.-All persons indebted to the late firm
1N of STANSBURY & SEBRING are requested to make
immediate to the Undersigned receivers of the ef
fects OF said copartnership. a. B. DAVIDSON,
JOHN p POE, :. g.
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HElDSICK, and other good brands
F II. LEIDEN'S CELEBRATED HOOK WINES
SHELTON, GIOSTER, PARMESAN AND AMERICAN
CHEESES.
OLD MOCHA, JAVA, and other CoFFEES. TEAS of all
kinds and best quality. $3.50
FRENCH PEAS, MUSHROOMS, TRUFFLES, MEATS
and SOUPS, Theoretically sealed PATE De Fol GRAS;
small size.
A large assortment of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC COR
DAlS and fine GROCERIES Of every descriptions for sale
by GEO. HOliINS,
Ia n. Charles street,
myl2u corner of Fayette.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-26
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB

IINHlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
scrber has obtained from the Orphans Court of
more city, Maryland testamentary
estate of DENNIS SMITH, of said city deceased All
persons having claims against the said are hereby
warned to exhibit the with the vouchers thereof
the subscriber on or before the 10th day Of january 1850
said estate All indebted said estate are
to make immediate payment Given under my hand this
Sth day of July, 1889. SAMUEL R. SMITH - 49,.
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vTHIS is TO GIVE NOTTCE-Tbat the .rl

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE-That the sub
Baltimore city letters testamentary on the estate of RICH
ARD WAITE late of said city, deceased Ali persons hav-
ing CLAIMS against the said deceased hereby warned
TO exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof to my aor.
ney John Carson No q Fayette street. before the
9th day of January 1860 they otherwise by law he
excluded from all benefit of said estate All persons in
debted to the said estate requested
1859 lane 4 WAITE Eyyacnt r;, ~
j2l-Rw4w* JOHN CARSON Attornev
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'jNHlS Is To GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
scTiber has obtained from the Orphans Court of Ba
more city, IN Maryland letters eStamenty the estate of
WILLIAM W0ODSIDE, late of said city, deceased
All persons having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned TO exhibit the vouchers there
OF to the subscriber before the 22d day of January
1861 or they otherwise, by law, be excluded from ali
benefit of said estate All indebted said estate
are requested to make immediate payment Given under
my hand this 22d day of July, 1859 .. -. -
WOnnCInE Evoo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-12

ToN.ToEs-A NEW WAY TO Grow TIE PL.sTs
EsRLY.-TA> Piatt'6S,gh Republican gives the fol
loving fessiblelooking plan for growing early tons.o
plsrts, which reprint now, thss it may be tried
while il lie stil about the g. st Of April" To ,aoss
who 90 not h.ppen to have the nesdsi baibs We rec
cmmend gIsss sods cut in two inch sqaarss, laid oo
tom up ir box.
About the first Of April, take few large tlrpips
and cut on: the hearts Of them 70 form sort Of cap.
Fill the cavities With earth, and plant two taree
tomato seeds in each. When the seeds have vel
,prontsd pull up all but the heathe.t plant In escd
tUrrip, and let those that remain stand where taey
VIII have the benefit Of the sun; the plant viii grow
very thriytbe decsyDg turnips furnishing it, food.
" hen the weather BECOMES sufficiently warm, ses tse
turnips In vel prepared SOIL not ess than three isee
apart; make lath frames 10 keep the vines nom ne
ground, and keep the soil veil billed up sroond IN,
and you viii have q crop that gill sstonb the ns-
tives. The advantage consists In getang the piA1u
started early without setting them back By usls-
planting"
- sfnT n H.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-12

TIT LIFE AND TINS or CARLY, hARSHMAN, AND
WARD IHsRAClHG THE HISTORY OE TIE sEs
ANPORI hIBeION By JohS CLAng hAlsHhB vols
limo London; Lonsman Co. New Yorh; Sheldon 4
Co. 80
The foundation Of Bsptist missions in India, which
vss due to the lsbon Of Carey, forms the subject OF
the hist volume Of tho present work; while in the
second volume, the history 10 continued in connec ION
with the biographies Of MG'hman and Ward. The
narrative comedies comparatively little space to per-
sonal details, but the great movement for the promo
ton Of Christianity in British India is described at
length both in its religious and political relations No
ole can peruse the simple tale Of the hsrd'hips and
struggles of those snly missionaries without sdmra-
ton Of their zeal and sympathy with their fortunes
TIE work exhibits, in very striking light, the con-
ast between the apparently desperate enterprise of
Eat India missions OF their commencement and their
present. prosperous condition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-12

sLAvRIY IN TIE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
By ILus BowKs, d. D. limo PIP sl7. Auburn: william
j. hens
The Gro ind maintare cd in this volume 10 that the
great bul. ark of Slavery il found in the Church. that
the Church has become the advocate Of Slavery in her
adm ini, alton ard government that the ne dsmsnds
. more decided sction in the conflict with Me Slave
Power; that the question il to be regarded " moral
question, and should be Opposed of by the Caurch
Irrespective Of i,s civil relations and bearings, asa
matter Of ecclesiastical lssalston and discipline Toe
Church is not to be cured Of sAvshodrg through the
HHe; but the State through the Church. But in order
to .sct this the general tans Of Antisavsry 'srs'
urs stroud Be changed. Instead Of urging the enamel
patton of the slave from motives Of political economy,
II should Be made to bear directly upon the Slavery of
the Church. The Church should BE- sdmsnishsd Of
her guit, and taught to exclude from her communion
eli her ,lsvsbod members. TIE Arguments Of the
su,hor in support Of these positions have special refer
sIcs to the Methodist Church in the Northern States,
which hs wishes to convert mo an AniSsvsry insti-
tutor. His views appear to coincide substantially
With tbcss msipt.insd by the Rev. DR.. Cbssvsr ofthn
city, and they are urged with not little ssnssness
and vehsmspos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-12

i. the way of refrsshnsnts thsrs vas gingerbread,
blackberry pies and vbisky. But there we're neither
'sveatksther, little johers or other lnssitaI.. ~
that character upon the ground Hsvng before Iesv-
ing Cs;ihll seen With my own eyes I'VE Governor
Morgan kwi,l review Q whole brig sde, regarded
that framing decided failure.
There were no events At al starting darns my
resdere &c al Cncipr stus murders no sui ades M
drov1it &C. no robbeYet 10 elopemerts no baoes
pst ip the woods occurred To ssfsnna the bauVee.
A Iecruitrg sergeant came along NJ Sn IN emosfso
tin e,), and three four idle fellows tderrnse sni
Wild, rs by name, think listed and marched on.
There were peitter cs arches nor statsd preseh-
irg in town. A Aett odi,t minister came &C ,asonay
Bfd held meetings. IN private pousts, or 81 tne scho9
house. In the Winter there Vas school CO inc
riveI; and the master, Who 'boaidtd round me'I
have had . good tine Of it on Johnny cake fur
breakfast, lean sal. pork for dinner and samP and
mix for subper
There were bu. few smusemsnts in .hoee dsy',
srd bot little OF leisure disposition 10 indulge 10
them. Tbose that remember as Ioet pleasant And
exciting we're 'bdskIgs and COON hants. Ine'e
fun, too, in smoking ucodcsuets oct OF their
holes
During my r.side,ee there, Mr.. Wsttlss moved
into the neet borbood. BE came think, from VEAL
vas then called The Triangle somewhere in Coensn-
20 County, and vas o sab Land agent They we're,
foI that region, rather styhsh people, And became
obnoxious 10 . good deal Of remark. Ore thng tnat
to II hou,s were ssi ed to clean their shoe. at the
door, ecraper having been placed there Tor thai
purpo,e. A maiden lady Mis- Theododa Wst,le'l
rendered htrse especially obr oIous to the spinster
p.igbbcr., by dressing up weekday afternoons.
They oil agreed in saying she was proud, stuckup
t'irg In those days go-to meeting clothes were re
served for Sundays.
Lick were the bsne Of my life. in Cincinnatus
They tainted everything, but especially the milk and
butter. Such was my aversion TO leeky mix, that
~ ihis day carrot endure milk in any form.
"In the fall and winter core Smelling furnished even
ing occupation. The ears we're sheled either with
ThAra houA haap
improvements .ince in shat in other departments
Of agriculture!
The interest Of the volume 10 increased by biosrsph
ics sketches of several natives of Cortland County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-12

M H. Warns vin nrpiy Oss sissds In LirTLs fALss
VIII THE 1lISySg, a..
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-09
SherlT's Sale.


DY virtue Of execution iSsued out Of the District
ID Court Of the 1lth Judicial District, upon judg
mont rendered therein on the Ilth day Of May, A. d.
1882 in favor Of John Scott aud against A. A. Van Gue
der FIR the Gum Of Four Hundred and Ninety FIVE Dol
lars debt With interest thereon at the rate Of ten per
cent. per annum, from the said 18th day Of May, A. d.
1879 together with the If seventy four 1900 Dol
lars, cost nf suit aud accruing costs have levied upon
and will expose TO Public sale, at the Court HouAe
the city Of rlacrrVille,
On the I'D dav ~ July,
A. u. 1850 At the hour Of o'ck, A. NJ all the right,
title, interest and claim, Of the said 4. a Van Guedr
Of in and To the following Described property. lying and
being in the town Of COoma county 81 II Dorado and
state Of California, 70 wit: certain lot and property
known the Transfers Inn property, situated in said
Town II CoomA just north NJ the Bridge the South
Pork Of the American River, the east side Of the
street leading from said Bridge, ncing pOint
where said street inteTsccts the bank Of said RIVER,
running thence noTthery along said street point Op
pOAite the centre Of the alley known VANS Alley
thence eastery along the Of said Alley to the old
line Of said Van Guelders homestead property dis
tanoe Of about 60 feet thence along said old line south
erly TO the said river bank thence along said river
bank westerly about no feet TO the place If beginning
together with the hotel budngs shed stable and 9th
er out houses and improvements on said lot.
y. BOGARDCS,
Sheriff Of Fl Dorado County, Cal.
10 by Fam BAKRR, Deputy.
SHERIFF. Once, racervile, June llth, 1859.
ELECTROMAGNETIC above sale 10 hereby post
roned until Saturday, July 9th, 1883, at 10 O'Clock A.
N. L. BO0ARDUs, Sheriff,
BY fRRD BAKER, Deputy.
Sheriff . Once, Placeryile, July I'd, 1859.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-09

PUBLIc SPsAKISo.--To.night the Hon. y. c.
DFoderick, our brilliantly intellectual United States
Senator, makes his first appearance, ~ = stump
speaker, IN our city. The curiosity to hear him is
intense, and We will be much disappointed Il b.
does not draw out an immense crnwd The very
novelty Of the thing 10 sufficient to attract crowd.
We have heard him Oilen both at State Conventions
and in the State Senate. He has an energetic but
harsh manner Of speaking, not calculated To imprcsS
one favorably with his powers a. an orator. lie
expresses himself fnrcbly. rarely Indulge in meta.
PhOrs and diSdans to tell gu Anecdotc. lie may,
however, have changed since we heard him.
We understand committee hos been appointed
To receive him and 70 make suitable arrangements
for his speaking. We hope no will not dISAppoint
the expectations Of his fricnds, who regard him AS
an intellectual prodigy. lie 10 safe 10 one thing
he has nothing to fear from their criticism.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-09

HAS aERN sRNvIcR.-Dr. Powell. our nominee for
Clerk Of the Supreme Court, vac Of the JAckSun
electors from Tennessee In 1893, and alec on the
Folk electoral ticket for the state In leN. lie Is
excellent stump speaker, and viii do good service
the present campaign -!Sdn FrGNctsc0 Ne,ce.
lie "has sern service" lie has visited our coun.
~ and spoken twice within the last four years. aud
both tunes mcndaciOusly aud indignantly denounced
the Democratic party and iS charlottesville first
time 10 company with another distinguished rene.
gadc, the illustrious Union.saver. Gnv. Foot; the
second time with Major Bowie. Such Democrats
find congenal company in the ranks IT Droderick.
ism. lie is political trimmer Of the ira, water
1t is the height II fully for the Nws to assert that
"he is an excellent stump speaker" numbuEs
have had their day and the masseS will not agau
be Imposed upon BY them or those who push lhru,
Forward.
In 1928 A. J. DonnelsOn (tho American candidate
for Vice PFesident In 1852 was n jackson Demo
crat. but now. like DR.. Powell he iS butterfly OPPOssd
TO the Democracy.