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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-24

BENEFIT oP Mr.. COLLINS
SATURDAY NIGHT. December n 1889
The elegant comedy Of THE IRISH AMBASSADoR-Sir
Patrick Opienipo Mr. Collins with the songs Boud Sogsr
OF THE UNION-By Mr. Collins and Chorus. Followed
BY the popular farce Of THE IRISH GENIUSMr Collins in
thre9 chaaaceFs songs Trust Luck and widow
M.chrse conclude with che farce Of WANTED, 1900
BaaRs and MIS- vandepnnts, Mr.. Scallan.
Grand Fancy and Mask Ball on the 9th January, also
Msrdt-(3sas
PRICES OF ADMISSION-Dress Circle and Parqueite Is
Second Circle, 20 cents Gallery Is cents Private
Boxes oach IS
1cofs open 6 O'Clock the Performance
HI Once open nom 10 "A. NJ TIL sP. N.
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- oofs s,,sn Il ! quart
hAh pest Z O'Clock prccieely
&Box Once open for
fEcsn 3 A. n. until 4 r. n.
Il IN w.
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Beef. ....m
20 hf. bbls. Davis Extra Family MESS BEEF
30 F. NJ. BEEF;
Is or :. -. u~O0 .M
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THE RELATION OF TEACHER AND
PARENT

EDS. CINCINNATI GAZETTE There ap-
poared an article in your paper last week
upon the relation Of Parent and Teacher,
that was most admirable. 1t was like 6 ap-
Piles of gold in pictures Of silver.' The
gentleman speaks of the drafts that are
made upon the teachers patience, through
the indiscretion of parents: anu he speaks
truly. lwould not deal hnrsbly with pa
rents, for their responsibilities are great
enough to crush them to the very earth but
| would like to whisper n few words in, their
ears, through the columns of your paper.
| would say to parents that there ia an in
huence at home, that can destroy all the
good that a teacher may do You expect
your teacher to be instant in season and
out Of season he must always be at his post
and yet your child may be very sremiss in
his attendance. lie NAV go TO school two
weeks and stay home three, Or he may go
two or three days every week. Now parents.
do you act upon this principle in the COM
mon affairs Of life?
With your consent | will descend into
your kitchen. How often do you sweep
your floor? Do you clean it thoroughly
one week, and then leave it for three? o,
nc, you say, 1t is swept and busted every
day, and not spider is allowed to spin a
web upon its walls. From the kitchen we
hasten to the dairy, every thing is imperfect
order. 1t is a-real pleasure to see the shin
ing milk pans, and the golden rolls Of but
ter. Madam, how often do you milk your
COWS? Every day, is the response. But
could you not milk them every other day, or
once il three days?
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RICH-THOUGH POOR.

No rood Of laiid In all the earth,
No ships upon the sea,
No treasures rare, nor gems, nor gold
Do any keep for me:
As yesterday wrought for bread,
So much toll to-day;
Yet some are not SO rich as l, a4..
Nor SO poor as they. ....
On yonder tree the sunlight falls,
The robins on the bough-
Still can hear q merricr note
Than he is warbling now
He's but an Arab Of the sky,
And never fingers long .
But that o'erruns the liveloug year
With music and with song
Come, gather round me, little ones,
And, as sit me down.
With shouts Of laughter on me place
mimic regal crown; ~ g. q
Say, childless king, would accept
Your armies and domain,
d Or cen your crown, and never feed
Those tiny hands again? ..E...''.
There's more OF honor in their touch
Aud blessing unto me,
Than kingdom unto kingdom joined,
Or nayies on the sea;
So greater gifts to me are brought
Than Sheba's queen did bring q.
: To him who at Jerusalem - . 49,.
Was born to be king.
Look at my crown aud then at yours!
Look in my heart and thine;
How do our jewels now compare
The earthly and divine?
Hold up your diamonds to tie light,
Emeralds and amethyst,
They're nothing to those love-lit eyes,
These lips so often kissed
Oh noblest Roman of them all,
That mother good and wise,
Who pointed to her little ones,
The jewels of her eyes.
Four sparkle in my own to-day,
Two deck sinless brow:
How grow my riches at the thought
OF those i'll glory now
And yet no rood OF all the earth
No ship upon the sea,
Nor treasures rare, nor gold, nor gems,
Are safely kept FOR me:
Yet l am rich-mySelf king!
And here is my domain,
Which only God shall take away
To give me back again!
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uO1 II-NO. l. WHOLE NJ. loo'
John r BALDWIN, - q. n DODGE.
BALDWIN s. DODGE,
Rank ers 4 Dealer re- I'm Excha hange !,

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
I~,oIIEcr1oNs MADE AND PROMPTLY RENTED
L, at Current Rates of EXCHANGE. - ..-.+ p
Bils Of Exchange Gold and Silver, Current and un-
current Money Bought and Sold 70
land warrants Bought and Sold and Entered on Time.
Interest Paid on Special Deposits. IL
Money Loaned on Real Estate and Personal Security.
Taxes paid for Resident and Non-Resident proprie-
tors.
Transaction of any business which may be entrusted to
US. -....-r,,,, -0 20 l.a...
American Exchange Bank, New York City.
J. P. Thompson. = -.,e - 80
Bank of lion, 1llion, n. Y. -
Bank Of Cooperstown, Coopcrstown, N. 7.
Durkee X Bullock Bankers, st. Louis, No.
Onondaga County Bank, Syracuse, N. Y.
warren Bank, South Danvers, Mass.
A. J. Stevens 4 Co., Bankers. Ft Desmones.
Henry Farnham Pres. c. 4 Il. r. r., Chicago Ills.
Jno T. Henry Supt. NJ. N. X. X. Davenport lows
Cook Sargent 4 Downy Bankers, Iowa City, Iowa.
western Marine Il Fire Insurance Company, OMAHA
City, n. 7.
lie Roy Tutte, Omaha City. ..4
James c. Mitchell, Esq, Florence, n. T. e
n b. Judd, Esq Chicago. -
Merchants Savings, Loan Trust Co.. chicago.
Corse Snowden & Corsc Alexandra, va
J. b. Bennett Agt lEtua Fire Insurance company,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
James Harlan U. S. s, Mt. Pleasant Iowa.
! Hon S r. Curtis, NJ. C., Keokuk, Iowa.
Coolbaugh Brooks, Bankers, Burllhston, tn~a
! July 4-n1o-u 'p'
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. =. - ts-se.feE. Mrs. NJ. l.. UkLANEY. ~ ;.
Pleasant Rid 9, Hamilton Co., O., Mrch. z.

'Iy What is the difference between .
person who attempts to steal the cubs from
ssgrizzly" and q witness contemplatiae
the Greek slavep One sees = bare female
and the other sees female bear.-Louis-
uiNe Dem. . g..
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GEORGE DOUGHTY'S
GENERAL COa.I.ECTANG AGENCY.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
rINHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECENTLY RE-
L tired from the mercantile business, leES leave to
offer his services TO Merchants ana Business Men of all
classes, General Collecting Agent He proposes TO
give his entire attention to this business and his long
residence and extensive acquaintance in the West, WILL
he trusts. enable him to give entire satisfaction to all
who may employ him
Notes, Accounts and Claims Of all kinds, may be for
warded to the Undersigned by mail. otherwise, for
Presentation Lquida Collection. Prompt atten-
ton will be given, and the avails Immediately remit
ted. When ii may become to place claims in
suit the best professional services will be SeCl, and
the legal proceedings urged forward rapidly possi
bic. Doubtful claims win be settled ami secured on
the best terms atanablc and the title to Real Estate
when taken either as payment security carefully in
SestIgated.
The undersigned will also Pay Taxes in all parts of
Western Iowa and Nebraska; and will also Sell, Pur
chase Invest Money in Real Estate.
Letters OF Inquiry will be promptly attended to.
GEORGE DOUGHTY.
REFERENCES:
COUNCIL BLUFFs-Onieer * PuSey. Bankers: Bald
win Dodge, do; Casady \ Test, do; II. {. Mutt
Co. do.
ST. LOUIS, Mo.-Doan, King 4 Co: Squire * Reed
Hinchnian.
Pres't 81. Jo. ms Co.; Il. l.. McD0nald J. & i curt
Nave, McCorl Co., J. b. Jennings y Co. A. BeattIe
n Co. lv2nlaI tBuGle please COPY.
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VII NJ PUsEY, Airy at Lau
OFFICER & PUSEY, -

REAL ESTAT BROk y RS,
And Dealers in Land Warrants and Exchange,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. ..-a. g
WILL ATTEND TO SELECTION AND LO-
w CATION Of lands in Western Iowa and Nebraska;
the payment lands Of nOnreSidcns and the
collection and remittance of claims.
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f MA, is Mr.. b. respectable2' Ger.
tainly my child: why do you ask that quss-
tion?' sBecause he wears such poor clothes.s
'You should not judge persons BY their
clothes none but silly persons do that.'
Then everybody's silly, ain't they MAJ ftt
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Merchants Exchange Bank
II. c.. MUTT & CO.,
C,,tor;I PyyfTc To,r1

MONEYS RECEIVED on DEPOSIT, PAYABLE on
wi demand at Spe,hed date with or without in
tsrest, per agreement with deppsitorS.
Transferable Certificates OF Deposits issued when de-
sired
We draw direct on New York. Boston, Philadelphia,
Detroit aud Chicago and have also perfected arrange
ment by which issue Drafts and Letters of Credit
the principal bakers in one Hundred and Ffty-SeveII
Cities uf Eufupc.
Collection made in western Iowa and Eastern Ne
braska free at charge, and rcmied at current rates
Exchange.
We receive orders 10 Buy and Sell on ComnIis iss ion
Real Estate III |, Nebraska
Invest Money for Capitalists and Buy and Sell Land
Warrants At current rates.
REFERENCES:
lie HURAY% Co. City GREEN. THOMAS 4 Co.
DREXEL X Co, Phila., Pa CooLBAUGH < BROOKS
VERMONT BANK, MJat'r, | Burlington, Iowa
Vermont. WALRES Co. BANK. His.
HARVEY ING. Esq. Boston David X. PRESTON X ca
t. d. BERRY & Go. Adrian, Detroit Michigan
Michigan. ln2Ou
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mr.. w. ., GRIMES

rropvry AND C0UNsELLOR AT LAW, CoUN-
n Gil BLUFFS, Iowa. u-..-s
a 5-Omce over the Banking House OF "ree"e' "a e.
4 Reuton Middle Broadway. "o
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L. NJ. DOUGLASS,

carpenter 4 Joiner, -
III s,oaax,E a.EL1 OPENED SHOP ON LOWER
l. I.ss Once .hsrs ssss & se the is u2sa S.a -Hh
ssIea vi a,s. e. execute, with promptness, @
VII, III i,as,s scas,s, is isi. with him. he - - :
speeiNc..;s Desired, upon short notilD, plans snd
- X ~ ~ ; @ade 70 order On short notice, ssg >
~ nso-us =
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General .IytHI for the toHse'0" ~

11sneraI .zYfHI TOF FHF s0''e'' "
Eiiis, &C.,
DENrsoS S.CRAWFoRD CoENT}......'. low A.
.xyIIJ, attend - the Payment OF Taxes ami the ooi-
w IactIor -, p.lt> All Business entrusted to his
care will be promptly attended TO-
REYERENCEs-Hon c. "a. WhtiES ohawa, iowa ;
+ A. Tritic. ESQ A Cochran, Esd, t""neu ou"s
Im,. I,bn Puriy Esr Rev J. W. Denir"n penlsoT,
Iowa; D. T. Jewctt. E~q D. X. Stockwel, Esd, 81,
Iou,s. No; John KrnUaH Esq, John A. Peters, Esq
BangOr, Maine. FZi''''h'
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j. II. OLIVER.

Morch ant Tailor,
And Dealer in Gentlemans Furnishing Goods,
Middle hroadscHy, p COUNCIL BLUFFS
vIEEpS on HAND CHOICE SELECTION
n Of CLOTHS ChSlMERES x NESTINGS, 0S
winch be will make up order in the latest and a
most approved styles. Together with beautiful NM
Assortment Ut GENTS. FURNISHING GOODS. -AAA
pl-u J. r. OLIVER
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MtEL CLINTUN.
CLINTON l. BALDWIN,
wN, :. PERSONS,

Attorneys at Law, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
WILL pra,ice in all the Courts IN Western Iowa anu
W n,f, n29-yl
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A. COCHRAN,

General LOnd Agent,
COUNCIL BLTFFS, IOWA.
WILL PROMPTLY ATTEND TO TIE LO-
w CATION aud Sale Of Land Warrants for nom
residents; the payment Taxes aid the purchase and
sale of Real Estate generally Will also enter iahus
sor se,tIers and give time for payments [n2-u.
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PHtSburg.
Bank OF Pittsburgh,
Exchange Bank,
Messrs. Kramer X Rahm,
" n. Holmes & Sons
Willis BoOthe, Esq.
VIM. b. Pusey, Esq.
Pennsylvania.
MunUn-ahcla Blk of Brown
vile.
Franklin B'k0f Washington
baltimore.
Com & +. Blk of Baltimore
Baltimore Savings Bank.
MeSSrS. Johnston X Bro.
" Robert Garrct x Sons
T. Marsh Smith, Esq.
Nathan PuSey, "
Miles white, "
Netp York.
Jno. Thompson. Esq.
Philadelphia
WeSsrs. Caleb Cope < Co.
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Physician ana s"fee""'
~ oFFICE-Second Story, HagS'S BLOCK, Msuu'e e',
Broadway. -
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City Fire Insurance Company.

OF HARTFORD, CONN-INCORPORATED IN 1s47
Cash Capital and Surplus. S2s7.631 80!
c. B. BOWERS, President, &C. WAITE, Sec'y
Poll les Issued. In Council Bluffs. by
ID. c. BLOOMER, Agent.
Council Bluffs, Dec. 4. y2use
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II, TEMPLE,
D,oxEER ROOK BINDERY

rroRNEY AT LAW, LEWIS, CASS COZ MI
A Iowa. Once with the Recorder anu ,sessui
IAN Is 1859 ~---- Nu~.
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81. Louis.
EJno. J. Anderson \ Co.
IMessrs. Page X Bacon.
jLoker, ReeIck y Co.
II. II. Violet h Co.
Messrs. Bryan X Co.
I0wG.
Cook, Sargent y Downey.
= Hem. WillirmS X Co.
Huyt Sherman \ Co.
a Hon. Thomas B. Benton, Jr.
Springfield, III.
e NJ. & T. Insurance Co.
IClark's Exchange Bank.
Jacob Bum, Esq.
&. Hon. S. r. Logan.
tCol. Jno. Williams,
Jacksonville, III.
Hon. VIM. Brown.
" Richard Yates,
+. X. Elliott, Esq.
MessIs. NJ. P. Ayers * Co.
n4-u
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ID, y. Sullivan, M. -
DHYSICIAN& 4 SURGEON. OFFICE Al I'nn- Dn
fLEN'S DRUG STORE, Lower Broadway IouN
ell Bluffs, Iowa. -
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TIN. p. KITER, BOOK BINDER AND bLAN n
w hook Manufacturer, COUNCIL BLUFFS, iowa Is
nrepared to execute anything IN his department, ra
sss nromutly in a substantial and workmah'Se MAN.
ness p'n'np', ~, - r;ros n34-u
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rASADY & TEST,
A. G. FORD,

u,ukcrs and Dealers in Exchange
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
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From the Great Republic Monthly.
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~ DER YEAR, IN ADVANCE.

1ERMs-ss 90 . PER ..AH, ~
RATES OF ADvEKa1SnNi; To1Sa,, YEAR
Is OO........$ 50 O0.....$lO w
one Sauare ....'''' * * oO so OO...... 80 90
0ns Column, .......'' 90 m . 80 90. 90 90
g.f Column, ...'.'' so =, % w 90 co. 80 90
nne-fourth Colunih,'' * 90 xxx % CO. 40 90
snare Of T. lines or less Of SSnpare =, nnb. ,p.
the first lnsei lr nariod under three months .
lication ,Si colun advertisements, price and ha
~ have hs sease oo
ehassef ,esf.r is not occupied ,or . sne-
rsced i not marked on the copy ior spe
W., of insertions will be continued THREE
IS aos4ns least unless sooner ds''n''Doe' anu p'
ABOVE TERMS AND RULES WILL DE
D-.v ADHERED TO IN ALL CASES
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IL MEMORY OF
THE HON. GILBERT THORNE.

Judge q the ClFcUmIocullon Court.
Died-lS- E
The learned and erudite Councellor-the up
right and impartial Judge-the faithful
and atiectionate husband-the loving
father aud the devoted friend
distinguished alike for his
public benefactions
and his private
charities !
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mHy HhsWer well Tor the WofIus, eye ana Tor
the worlds judgment; but when the time
comes as itsurely aciH, those of US who may,
perchancc, be present, may find different
record written upon the docket of that great
court whose judgments are eternal. Then
you and I, dear reader, and all the rest of us,
may see-guarded by a light, of which we
can form no persona! conceptions how fall
libie are all human decisions, how blind all
earthly opinions, and how unjust the judg-
ments of the world ! Then standing at that
great bar, where, written upon our con-
science the deeds of life are brought to
light, each his own accuser and defender,
you, and |, and Jenny Irwin, and Gilbert
Thorue, and all of us, will learn who sitteil
ia Jndament!
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-15

TIE New HOTEL This matter has been agitated
sufficiently for our citizens to energetieally push it
forward to consummation. definite proposition
and responsible men, that if 100000 be raised
subject to his Oalls, he will commence forthwith,
build furnish and equip in q suitable mannera first
cass hotel upon such site shall be best adapted
to the wants of the public This is Direct tangible
and liberal Ofer and if accepted, shall at once
see this long and greatly desired object begun and
rapidly pushed forward to completion The delay
and vexstiOus dissatisfaction consequent to cash
and real estate subscription would be avoided.
Most Of the amount desired hiss alresdy been sub>
scribsd, and now is the time for us to come right
forward raise the balance and secure this snticDg
offer while within our power.
We have long seen and resped the Disadvantages
arising from a want of such an establishment 1t
is matter that all deeply interested in the prop
ery holder, capitalist, merchant, mechanic, farmer
and manufacturer; all these different interests will
be benefited by it. Then let citizens come
forward and show their esrnestness in this matter,
by at once accepting this liberal proposition, and
not let it pass else let be contented to receive
the taunts of our neighbors Of sluggish insrtness
as to our eitys prosperity, and remain an isolated
exception to cities of even half size-s bye
word Nashville, city of 10000 inhabitants,
without hotel sdt late to her wants Let us
without grumbling, other cities eclipse u.s. dis
poll US of our trade, commerce, our interests,
and know the fact is alone attributable to our mas
terry inactivity.
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mf,h RebeIlion.

RumOrs have .essiIsd for some time, of another
threatened revolution IN Ireland aysths Baltimore
Patriot snd by the arrival Of the steamer we hayss
additional assurances Of it's existence. and stme
development Of the plans Of the agistors. We
judge there is some resemblance between the easard
and the SievcgammOn report, published in The New
York Tribune some years ago, which created at the
time so much excitement upon this sids of the At
lantic and turned out to be false from first to last
IT'S a matter Of surprise, considering the reports
Of prosperity and abundance VIII ch have been re-
ceived here from Ireland during few seasons bsob,
If organization has been formed to create rebel
lion against Englsnd, and more especially 10 view
of the fact Of utter and entire failure Of every at
tempt which has heretofore been made for indepen-
denoe by the natives of the Emerald Tss.
WePresume however. that there is some fOunlA-
tOn fer the reports which have arrived. because Of
the statement that The Catholic clergy Of Ireland
have refused to confess any member of the secret
societies. which, it is said 50 extensively PreTa at
his time in the cOuutry.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-15

SINKING OF A PRovIsIoN BoAT-FIvE Oh Six
LIVES Losr The Memphis Bulletin Of the 18th
says: ''Night before last provision boat was
passing down the river, not far frsm Austin, and
opposite the Hareeroad place, the steamer Eclipse
passed near her as to force the water into her,
and after going some Eve or six miles, sunk. Our
informant was at Hsrclsroads at the lime, and says
that his negrOs went to the siatSnee of those on
board, and succeeded in saving all bus FIVE or six
Irshmen, who we're drowned. Ths boat is said to
have been the property of Mr.. JOHs L. sAFPARRANs,
of this city, and was carrying provisions to the
hands al work on the levee
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Citr CouncII


CoSNoN CoUEcIB-The Common Council met in
regular session Thursday night
On motion of Mr.. East, the bill to reOrganizs the
police was taken up, and on molten Of Mr.. Rhes,
the report of the committee of conference con-
CURED in and the bill transmitted to the Mayor.
On motion of Mr. Dsrdsn, the bill providing for
the election of Assessor Of the value Of taxable
property, was taken up and passed on tAs third
reading
The reading of the reports from standing COM
mittees was then proceeded with, after which,
"A message was received from the Mayor annOunc
ing that he had signed the police and assessor bills
The two boards then met in convention for the
purpose of electing the officers and policemen
ted by the police bill and the assessor.
The following messages from the Mayor was read
by the Recorder:
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The Memphis appeal Of the 18Th says: AS the
were coming down yesterday morning, on the
Memphis and Ohio Road, a. man was discovered
standing the track about three miles this side Of
Brownsville. The whistle was sounded, but he paid
20 attention to it, and was knocked of by The cow
catcher. He was taken On board and brought to
Massn's depot, and it is supposed he will die from
the injuries he received Our informant suppOses
him TO be en- Irishman.''
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AMERICAN HsIasssEs am .FoaF,aT- Ap,sx,u

AMERICAN HsIasssEs AND FoasIaH ADvxxTU.
RERs.-It is stated by soOenrorary, hat il has be-
come regular business With eertan classes Of
young men belonging to nesds . fashiObabls FAM
lies in Europe well to sems cf the better or
der, 10 obtain an introduction 10 Aueri an 6eirsss
es waO are travelling abroad, or te procure tsmso
rary diplomatic, or Otnsr smploymsntsn in the Uailsd
States. and with similar object, name y, that OF
fortunate matrimonial alliance. Brasssls CORES
pOndent of the Washington States gives the fslou-
ing By way of illu tration:
= A certain American heiress { immense wealth,
and whilOm great Washington bale, quite Ko-i
moor in priceless setting, few days ago arrived in
Buussels, for fhe purpose Of being married to az
Austrian baron. The whole thing is yet 8 secret
or supposed 10 be. The ceremony Is 10 te perform
ed 6rst by clergyman Of the rides persus,isD, Al
the Amsrie Legion, and then bY The POpe's Nun
clio. st The hotel OF the AustFian + Erbassy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-15

The Franklin RsDiew OF the 18th says; "Inva-
rous places 10 this county the dogs that have fed on
the osrcasses of hogs that have died of the prevail
ing dstemper, following the footsteps Oftheir
predecessor ;, and are dying in troops. So that
some good will come even of the hog cholera
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-15

The Lebanon Herald of the 18th says: g We
are happy to announce that Mr.. Wilson, who we
last week announced as having died Of wounds re-
ctiyed by the upssttiug Of the stage this place.
still lves." The report thst be was dead turnss
cut to be false. He was seriously injured, but will
-ooovo.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-15

Hon. GREEN B. sANuBLs, one Of the Judges of
the Supreme Court of Virginia. died suddenly in
Richmond On the 10th inst. His sudden demise is
attribut to spoplexy, as no previous intimation
had been given of his being unwell
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-15

The franklin Rsvis~ says Col W. q. s. Hill Of
that williansOn) county, lately slaughtered lOs Of
hogs, 20 in number. and 20 months old, the aggre-
gate weight Of which was 1887 pOunds--aysragiug
1868 lbs The four largest weighing zoos lbs,
averaging 5O0oa lbs.