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ZINE Observation-Disclosures. FINE GUNS
HYDE GOOD RIcH,
Importers,

NEW ORLEANS, LA.
We have always on hand complete stock of fine WAR
HAhfED Guns, and constantly receiving through
European agents Guns, comprising all the NEW II PAT
Terms and IMPROVEMENTS. Our long experience and
continued relations with the arst LONDON and
lecturers, extending over period Of MORE THAN THIRTY
YEARS enable With confidence that have faci
ties for the production of Guns suited to the
SOUTH and WEST certainly exced, If equalled this
market
We prepared to receive and with dispatch and
cnaey orders for Guns of ANY PRICE peculiar
geas ard tastes of individual them AS
Low As THE SAME ARTICLE CAN BE BOUGHT FOE
IN THE SOUTH
By constant intercourse with the eHubuyng community Of
the South and West for thirty
ae profit by the suggestions of their experience and
have introduced many nproyements peculiarly AMERICAN
md not found in HIEE-rNTS Or THE GU Ms lMPORTED
INTO THIS C0UNfSYl
Sporting Equipment and Ammunition every Description
Res, Pistols and Revolvers Colts, An's, Tranters,
Smith Wetso'a md Whneys Rfnssters. Solo Agents Ia
New Orleans fcS SHAhP'S RIFLES.
HYDE l. GOODRICH,
my7 ly Sign Of the Golden Pelican,' New Orleans
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STREET UOMM'R--OFFICIAL.

FOURTH DISTRICT POUND-Was brought
tothe Fourth District Pound jackson street, between
Laurel and Constance Streets estrays-
Ore gey horse abont Az hands high long ma1e and tall
not shod.
black horse mule about 10 hands high, long and
tail, not shod
Which claimed within ten days and the expersesthere
paid sold public auction at said Pound,
TUESDAY, July IL, 1859 at 10 O'Clock, A. N.
New Orleans, July g. 1859
Registered July 1850.
HENRY DUREL,
For Comptroller.
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sss ssS ss
s a q sn$ Il. sssss e. Ta
Avenue Cotton Press urquhAr and ST. John the Baptist
A communication from A. Roux, rendering his re.
signation as member of the Board Of Directors for
the Second District School Board was read.
On motion, tho resignation OF Mr.. Roux was &C.
certed.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Whitney, on behalf OF the Finance Committee,
offered the following report, which was adopted:
The Finance Committee have the honor to report fol-
in q; re-
,s;Suon approving the to sey:a: fea
street. and for altering tn. grades Of she
1:Suon to 70,
ct 6 v an. md s nj s
.a|iesiapx the Surveyor Robert
san on building wharvs. ID the sixth
s sGsS S !, SlR5iss6s Chairman
The following resolutions adopted by the Assistant
Board, were concurred in, as recommended in the
foregoing report:
PsSng With blocks to
lis
Yeas Messrs. Cox, Forstall, Harrison, Landry,
Vennard, Whitney and WiltZ-T.
resolution approving the adjudication N. Stevens for
paving with the roadway Canal street. from
Tchoupitoulas Claiborne vdenng side
walks to be 10 feet in width andsgging and
accepting his security
Yeas Messrs. Cox, Forstall, Harrison, Landry,
Vennard, Whitney and Wiltz.
resolution authorizing the Surveyor Robert
Moore security Of j. c. Gostley certificate for the
$1,000 on account for blu lding i've wharves.
Yeas: Messrs. Cox, Forstall, HARRISON, Landry,
Vennard. Whitney and Wiltz-7.
Mr.. Vennard, on behalf of the Committee on
Streets and Landings offered the following report,
which was adopted:
The Committee Of Streets and Landings the
port upon resolution of Board Aldermen
authorizing the Surveyor receive the bridges the New
and Carondeet Canasconsruced by H. Sug conactor-if
said bridges be- found executed In accordance with
and issue the certificates
that said resolution be concurred in.
Respectfully submitted.
H. T. yENNARD, Chairman
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Notice is hereby given that Thursday h inst will ad
Indicate my Office, at IL o'clock M the above CONTRACTS
v. DUPLESSIS,
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LCSADL-Ip0 bbis Boyie's o. per cent proof for sale
~ $. H. KENNEDY CO.,
MI II snsdrss street.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-10-01
Testimonials Of thr Horace Waters Pianos
and aleisdg0ns.

The Piano cane 70 hand in first rate order It's
jcautilui Instrument and no mstske-Les d Walker,
Philadelphia. Pa.
John Hewitt, OF Carthage New York, who has had
II the Horace Waters Pianos, writes follows
"A friend Of mine wishes TO purchase piano for
h-r. She likes the you sod In Decem6rr 1855
Wy piano Y Iecon4ns lraa in this place and ink
can Introduce one ar two more; they sill he more
popular than sssy other make
" have tso of " feers Pianos In in cur Sem
nary, OF which ha. been severely tested for three
years, and ne testify t" ther good quality and u
rabiIity. ''--HoodJ Gregory, .Noant Carroll, MS.
"H. WAITE =, Esa,-Dear SIR: Having used one Of
your Piano Fortes for two past, have found in
Prjocipaf Broo ,iyn H.tgA,s seminary.
THE ano received from you continues to give sat
the piace''-J4mrs L.. Ciarke. Charleston, Pa
The Ae!odeon lts safely arrived. feel Obliged to
in these parts -Rer. J. ieCoraiek, rarqesciie.sC.
"rhe Piano ga, duly received. IL came in excellent
condition, and is very much admired ~ my numerous
family. Accept my thanks for your promptness,' -
Robert Cooper, WGrrsEhaa, Bradford eoHnsg, Pa.
''Y our Plane plcases well. Itsthehest In
Cou aty.''-Thomas 4. Latham, CambrHon. Ga.
We are very much obliged to you for having sent
such fine instrument Tor $50, and shall take pains
to recommend It. '-Etaat. Held 4 Co. Buffalo DEM
rery test enabled SPEAK Of the Sc instrument.
With confidence, from personal k2eweise Of their eS-
ceent tone aai durable quaiity.'-F- !. Evangelist,
We can speak Of the merits Of the Horace Waters
Pianos from personal knowie being Of tbs very
REST quality. '--Caris,ian Tat.HiceH-er.
Sa.hiug at the State Fair displayed greater e~rei-
tsncs IN any department than the Horace Waters T.
amos. '.-Churehmaa.
.Thc Horie Ratcrc Pianos are built Of the rest and
most thoroughly seasoned material. We have Doubt
that buyers ID yell perhaps better. ut this than
Al any ether house In the Unien. 7acoease& Js.ri
Waters psnos aud Meloasops challenge compari.
"a with the Gncst made anywhere In the conntry
70 ne Journal.
-. Horace Waters Piano-Fe Of flil rich and
ven tone, and powerful ".Stu York .Vaseak R.rien.
so, friends viii find at Mr.. Waters the
est s7rtiEfh1 OF fahos 10 He f9nhh IN the tHtei
tate8 ana we urge our southern ana western friends
o give him 4 call whenever they 90 to New York.
yrahan s .RGgszire.
Ware roOsus 333 Broadway, New York.
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D6Afus BY STEAM TRAvELIsG.-

DsAfus BY STEAM TRAvRLISG.-I
appears, from tables that have been care.
fully compiled. that, since 1858, some
seventeen railroad accidents have occu,r.
cd in the United States which could Law
claim to the. dignity OF first class horrors
the list of killed aud wounded footing
up three hundred aud 3 Of the former and
six hundred aud twelve Of the batter
But this slaa ch:er is wholly ecIipsei BY
comparison Of the figures with the los
ses which have been sustained on our
western rivers for the first six months Of
the present year. during this brief peri
cd. no hess than three hundred and sixty
seven lives have been lost ~ the snae
c;ne, explosion, confagratios. etc, Of
boats--not to mention nearly two mill
liens Of dollars worth Of property wLicl.
La. been DESTROYED in .hesame way.
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The Ga bSath.School IseIl.

~ inal and stsnss,J .s. aymns and tunes orig
soias d,a.s 80; ca sully and simply arranged as
or-,n ri sloruses and chornses, and for
on, hrs piano This book contains """-''-
ior sa'sath- schcl' -" = f.. =. ..
ars per hn- as erer y, tue hest cnliectfsns
cents ..ured nos,.. '"e's. Irfce ~ cents & Al.
dollars n pp1stase cent Elegantly bonna M
found Kind rn, Of new and popular tune. among
Heaven" and res. can Never Die The Vsr may s.o be
day School children and teachers "srs sung to
, nnd Taea states
were h hhd hes rrsne Of negsIsn BY the Mss
r.. hea nsfs ssls Nearly twenty &
Tors 'reaaeea .eas o m, nns'y rh ssr
%s., Pas'.i:d es''e''so Nc i r. Ds r'ns
:'." "onaCE WATERS, Agent.
XIV Broadway, New T,,t
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Szg The clereyman's profession is not
attended with undue comfort--not pos.
stive'y laxarious. No rolling wealth or
that sort Of thing. Witness the follow
ing endorsement of Il bank-bil in the
possession OF newspaper man Of Circin.
natl--a one dollar bill: This one dollar
bill is all [ received for performing The
marriage ceremony between John Gibbs
and Mary Wallace, Of the town of ;salam,
keuosha county, Wis, after having tray.
se.ed i've miles III the edid, and paid 81. 80
for livery. JAMES l. siDELL."
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-10-01

\ FaLaCH AIAzoN Among the
wounded conveyed to Ncrcelli is 4 Young
woman, c,n ,icre, belonging to one Of
the regiments, who received a bali in the
thigh in tho AFFAIR OF TurLigo Having
seen several Of the French soldiers fall
around her, she seized a muskc,, CHARGED
With the bayonet against the Austriaas,
and continued to fight until shot dow n .
Her conduct has been specially mentioned
20 the Emperor. /, vas at fr,t proboeen
amputato the limb, bat she refused, say
sug: +" DO not fear the operation. bu.
it will prevent M from again followiag
my regiment" She is now considered
I'll fair way o. recovery.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-10-01
Singers Sewing Machine.

Singers Sewing Machine.
FIFTY DOLLARS!
nAvING completed and occupied our srea.
III FireProof Manufactory-the most perez,
machine shop in the world-we have s'gnaH.ed
the event by producing new Family sewing
Machine, containing the latest improvements III
the very low price of
FIFTY DOLLARS!
This great reduction will leave the pnbhc.
without Involvement or excuse for buying any OF
the inferior machin which infringe our pat
en,s Competition will henceforth become I'M
possible. A very large reduction has been iD'de
in the prices Of all of
SINGERS STANDARD MACHINES
for manufacturing purposes. which are wei
known to be without any successful rival IN the
market Much has recently been published in
regard TO various stitches made BY sewing ma
chimes. We will take it for granted that all the
world knows the fact, at Singers Machines
make the best stitch ever invented, and do II II
the best style.
nsrSend for a copy of l. NJ Singer T. Co.'S
Gazette which contains full information about
prices sizes, etc. of sewing machines, and t'iH Dc
supplied gratis. ]. NJ. SINGER a. Cu.,,
Jan. 70, 1859: ass Broad,cav NeD York.
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IN SAFG.--An indd,l who was travel
dag, and who was eyertakcn BY nightfalI
in lonely and dangerous place, confess.
I'D that he was relieved Of bis fears of
. being assassinased, when the owner off
aho cabin whore he had taken shelter led
the family in prayer before retiring to
ret. The infidel slept sounIy afto.
such a manifestation Of Christianity.
In exercising hospitality To clergy
man who arrived at dwelling late in
the evening", the heads Of the housc sur
rendered to him their orr chamber
Their little daughter, three years Of age,
was asleep in the crib, sai they couclu-
ded not 20 disturb her. Qui:o early in
the morning she awoke, ard Iookin. tow
ard the bed usually occupied by Ler par
ents, saw a stranger there. At frst she
Sas startle |, and covered her head with
the counterpart. Sooa, however, che
peepsd out and said:-"man, do you prag
to God?', yes" was the answer, II
love God, and pray to him every day"
This satisfied he little enqarer: she
smiled, turned over, and dropped asleep
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-10-01

An attempt was male last week to rob
the Treasurer's office Of Elkhart county.
md, but the Sheriff accidently passing
tie place while the bur slar. was prosecut.
ING bis work arrested him aud was carry
ing him to Jail, when body of tie
scamp s friends, who appear to have been
posted to guard against iuterferences,
came aud rescued him after hard
struggle. They al got sally away, as tao
sheriff had no assistance.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-10-01
sabbath School Books Published by this
ianusr.

The annN ersary and Sunday School Music Book, No.
], cnutans j tunes and AynuS Price cents act, ?
dollars per hundred. The Anniversary and sunday
school Music Book. NO ,cortaus 81 tunes and ny
lFre cents each. dol. per hundred. The Anniyer-
sary aud sunday Schoo, Music Book. No. ?, contains
90 tunes and hymns price each, dol. per hund.
The Anniversary aud sunday School Mus Book. No,
/, is ready 1t contains ~ tunes and hymns; price
cents each. , don. per hundred. The Anniversary
and sunday school Music B 1ok, combining Nos | and
>. In Bevetai additional pieces contains = times and
hymns: price cents each, ) dolls per hundred. The
Revival Per ny Music Book, Nos. and ,; No. ] CEN
taias Il tunes and hymns. price cent? No. contain.
d tunes and hymns price cents each doi. r 100:
postage one cent each. The sabbath School Bell con
SANS Isl tunes and hymns: price IL each, dolls.
per hundred, postage two cents EACH elegantly houud
30 each. Is dollars per hundred Curg e.atioraI
sngingan light page ractprice % per dozen, ID
dollars per hundred.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-10-01

.PENssyLvANIA AND ENGLISH RAIL
WAY IRoS.-Our iron manufactur' RS
have always said that our Pennsylvania
iron was cheaper in the long run, than
sthe English, because of it's greater tough
-ncss and endurance, even when higher
price had to be paid fer it in the iirst in
stance. Many of our Pennsylvania rail-
roads were SO fully convinced Of this
that they paid the Increased price, and
used American iron. Bat the doubters
were still numerous. The experiment
has now been tried BY dIsinterested
company. The Central Railroad Of Geor-
sia was supplied in 1856 with part i,n-
ported and part American rails; they
were laid on opposite sides of the same
track for long djssance, SO that their
qualities might be fairly tested, under
perfectly equal conditions. The rails
we're Of the same pattern, and an extra
pr &c was paid to insure the best quality
Of iron. After more than two years OF
war the General superintendent Of the
road has given his report, from which il
appears that the American rails were
much better than the imported owes
Testimony Of this character will, Of
course, have its due weight with TIE
managers Of cur railroads.
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ESTRAY HORSE.

TAKEN UP by J. W. Stanton, in Inland tn.
Il Cedar CO., Iowa, on the 27th day CT June,
1859. chestnut sorrel Horse; about 4 years old,
small white stripe in his face, medium size-no
marks or brands pereeivable. Appraised at SITS
before X. NJ. Long a Justice OF the Pence within
said county, July I'd, 1859.
S. W. STAFFORD, Clerk.
2S-6 m3 BY G.P. ISGMAN, Deputy.
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ESTRAY HORSE.
T TRAY MARE.

'r,AKEE Up BY JOHN Z. EVANS, in Roch
eater township, Cedar county Iowa, a BAY
MARE black name and tail, few white hairs in
her forehead. and also some white hairs on her
lett hip; p ain collar mars on her shoulder; she
had on yoke made by bindh.g pole around heI
neck and tying it beneath with q rope. She Is
full IA hands high, and supposed TO be about Z
years old. Appraised at fifty dollars, befole j.
c. Biackmore, Justice Of the Peace in sai1
Township. .e S.W STAFFORD,
Clerk Cedar CO. District Court.
june G, ls5o. 2Gm3 by INGMAN, Deputy.
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Mississippi and Missouri r. r.

AHASSASsippA ana NAAssopfl II. x.
I'M and after Monday, April Ist, 1859, ard
~ until further notice trains will leave i,ny-
port for Muscatine Iowa City, and Columbus Ci,v
Sundays excepted1a as follows
LIST Express train at e.so j. "
Trains leave Iowa City "a follows: t'
ls: Express Train Mt . IN u n
Mail train leave Washington at 2:no p n
Leave Muscatne Junction, for Muscatina.
Ist Mail train at o.on i,
3D. Express Train at sao u :,
Far Iowa CITY Nv +. NJ
list Express train at ln.tn A., ~
Trains leave Davenport for Chicago at 10 n
A. NJ. and 6.25 z. N. 0i'
Passengers going west make direct connections
with the Western stage Co.'s stages for All nn;n,s
wet. " fo'ite
The morning train going cast connects =. ,,,,
cAIo JUNCTION, with the Michigan sou,harn a.
tcrue Oh train; passengers thereby save ali dnls.
Connec. ions made at Guscatine with the 70 ,rnIss
packets for Harrington, keokuk, St. Louis ~ ''''
Passengers gong east make direct cor
at Rock Island WITH the Chicago ana ROD lLsfctions
r. X. trains, for al points east, . nth oes island
Also With the Gaens Dubuque and 81 Iau north.
cts at Davenport " rahi pack.
PASSENGERS are reminded of the paca.n.,
RNHE aiss'hct direcfsona ~ ia ..s '.! OF
OF their baggage. Also TO procure
taxing tneir seats In the cars. pe'ore
Np'" t. 's'' J.F. TRACY, supr !,
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.rrTToN'9
National, Mercantile and business Mems
COLL e @ Ell
Situated. Corner Of 5th ana Brady ats,
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
Founded by Davis i Upton, April, 1853.
q. .. TIPTON.s Principal and Proprietor.
DIRECTORS:
Hon John P. Cook Rev. H. n. PowsrsDD
Hon inc. +. Dillon, Dr. J. J. Bultis,
n. woodward, Esq II. A9Wuppermann,
william Allen, Esq ID Buford, Esq
Jno I, Go'in, ESf !, n Isaac S : Hs Esq
n Price, Esq d. N. Richardson, ESQ.
n, A. O.Hea, Esq Col J. W. Young.
WIN Clark, Esq l.. A. Macklot, Esq
Tn. n new the largest and most thorough Insti.u.
tion in the West for the proper education Of young
sr.rr Of competent teachers. /. constantly
employed here The Lecturers are the most scientific
~ REFERENCE s:--THr ENTIRE BUSINESS COMMUNITY
ami Editorial Corps Of the Cities of Davenport, Rock
| Island and Peoria
Young men will find, By proper inquiry that by grad
Mating ut this College, they will obtain very importan
advantages over the graduates Of any other CONNER.
cia, institution in the country The Course Of Study
comprises both foreign and domestic business and en-
trrC
| an-wholiy unknown to common teachers-which,
is obvious will greatly enhance his chances OF
in bus iness. eF
SyrSceRIaS PENN ssWP-the most beautiful syste n,
in the worlds taught at the College ir all it. forms
both practical and ornamental good Business Hand
Writing Is guaranteed to all who complete the cours.
here. ...
| beautifully Engraved Diploma-iithographed or
hank paper which the possessor can fold up and
place in his port monnaieis awarded each graduate
This is novel and unique feature before intro
duced into College.
Tuition $40, payable invariably in advance. euti.
thing the applicant to a Life Scholarship. which will
also be good at Davis Commercial College," At PEG
ria. Sons Of CleTgymcn half price
Separate instruction given in Penmanship.
Business and friends Of education are respect
fully invited to call For circulars, containing full in
formation, please enclose two postage stamps.
| Address, s. 3. Upton,
| May 81, 1859 Davenport, lows.
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DAVENPORT
Commercial Golltqe,

TN GRIGG'S BLOCK, 0
Corner Of Third and Perry Streets,
DAVENPORT, IOWA,
Ga~ INCORPORATE IN 1856 81
DIRECTORS
Hon John i's eooi, ~ u Wley. ESQ., r'
Fiele. Esq, Aerwin. Esa,
Ira Dal1elI, Esq, ii Griggs, Esq,
Coats, Esq, III ii Smith, Esq,
JRo NJ Cannon, Esq, ID Patton, Esq.
FACULTY.
Jos. G. LorEz, Prof Of Book Keeping and Ma.hsmat
les, with able assistants.
W. II. PRArT, Prof Of Penmanship and Book keeping
". RIErE- Prof ofGernan Language.
FRED'K ScHsAAG, Prof. Of Architectural and ornauen-
tai Drawing.
-LEcTURERs.-
,. L. SnoRrY, and other able Lecturers.
Our Commercial Course embraces coarlete sets o
Books in every branch of Trade and commerce, viz
individual Partnership, Joint Stock and Compound
Company Business, Wholesale and Retail Mar ufactur-
i1g, Hotel, Printing Office. and Lumber Business;
Commission, Railroad Steamboat, BROKERAGE aud Ex-
change, and the Best system OF banking EN-
tsnt Also all Lectures aud in struesons in CONNER
! cial Calculations. The coarsein
PENMAN5HlP
is under the immediate supervision of Mr. ". II. Frat
Who took the Premiums for penmanship and Card Hri
! East or Vest
In view of the uncalled for and repeaed statements
made ny other parties to the effect that there is Com
aercal College in this State, other than the they
trying TO establish, would call attention the fac
: that ours Is
| The only Commercial college i'm Iowa,
Where is given thorough couYscin all bran ches n
at frst class Commercial Colleges.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL CoLLEGE
In which thorough practical course in Book keepu
! ia taught by PRAcrreAI Book KEEPERS and teacher
ri experience.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL. COLLEGE
Which has a rssMAS connected with Il.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
! Which has than teacher beionsin to It.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
| Which has LADIES DErsErsEsr separate.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Which occupies large, convenient, and we'll veuiate
rooms.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Which relies, and always ha. done. fer public apprecla
ton and patronage upon ts actual merits. rather tina
boasts, aud remarks deEogatory 10 others, and
The only ESTAB LISEIED CONNER
- fs,,tf tR.t tx,1
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y. r. NLUzxY.
Manufacturer and Dealer in
Harness, Saddles, Buggy Tr;mmings.Ac

Rki EKk AND NOTWITHSTANDING. s L nrvalei Pat
ent Adjustable Reaper and Mower Comlipef, also
Atkins sea Raker, for sale ny JAS. a c. A. MYER
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General Scntt. q

1t is difficult to say how we shcs,ld get
on without Gen Scott. He seems to bo
thu man relied upon in oil diiicalt omer-
gencics involving the danger or reality Of
: ormed collision, by the services which
he has thus repeatedly rendered en- such
occasions he well deserves the title Of
the Great Pacifcator.
When the South Carolina nulli6ers
undertook to put stop ID the collection
of the Federal revenue, Gen. Scott was
placed in command at Charleston as the
officer whose frames, prudence, good
temper, and practical good sense could
- best be relied upon to meet that delicate
emergency. When the uniucky Chero-
KEGS, being required to emigrate wcs. #
the Mississippi, on the strength of o
gus treaty, to which they naver c en-.
ted, and against the validity of which
they had always protested, threatened 80
reduce the Government to the csgruceful
necessity of employing actual force, Gen.
Scott was sent into the country, and by
mingled tirr ,ss and conciliat OF succeed
ed in eff citing peaceful removal
When we were threatened with wal
growing out Of the contested north. east
crn boundary. the militia o. Maine hav,
ing actully taken the f,ld, Gen. Scott
was dispatchei thither to KEEP pcace. In
like manner, he was sent TO the Niagart
frontier when the zeal of he sympathiz
ers with the instruction in Canada, ant
the feeling growing out OF the des
truction of the steamer Caroline, threat
ened serious collision in that quarter
Now that Gen. Harvey has endangered
the peace on the far north western from
tier, in spite Of the distance and his az
and iuirm:ies, Gen. Scott is dispatched
thither as the oaly man the Admins
tration venture to trust. The emergcn
cy is evident regarded as of a grave char
acter, but no doubt Con Scott will sho,
himself as efficient on this occasion L
upon so many similar ones. " 7. Tribu"