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ArkanSaS Plantations f0r SaIp
Valuable Property

- A
A Fam, so ares go BE- cuih- -
II raurnl thirteen miles from Memphis. ~ fsa
ne Memrha uud 0hIo nairoad DWELLINGS, m,aI
auth1lscsg sod euharh &c hr rsrms -
v1rahle.
Also. two sues win sod houses suons sni On ont.
hpusa csterh wel and Ur1en. Two miles nom oty
near ne etate FEMALE colegf and auclnius Rev s
Watsun'g.
houses me garden. sc, &c Just outside mc o1rpurafdn
lne brlck. three Efdrir= sod ff. = ~ les frf. d
an alcy-n shelby street.. Just he1u fEe EHv1sa.
$50 nrrra even miles e-m rHv-aH 1900 -ar
Of Sod water ahius. &c AR Frst rsfe land-dhsal
place
Es arrcs two miles ron ne Mississippi and Tennes
see Rllir1sd sNfcen mile frdm the uu-1to arcs b
Cuiutau1n For sale az rent Can sdan
leo 1ua IN WashIurfon COUNTY. Mtrissiuni. Az
miles shove ereenvilc; go cleared andI 600 more dead
eued nrss year, vith zen urEroes muies. si-k wsg.
5Us ares 10 Roivar uaaaiy, uislsarpi rear Rar-s
rhaieah 90 scres cleared hravy cane 30 acres aluy,
overflow.
mree 90 fcu handsome piaoes.aue miIe outside IN
cry VIZ frou 2 % % are = lara and sac improve
uaents AharEau isndsreiln ulrH places-
A ueat hunsa. with dRe cr SIX ru0us, and usdh t neal
NEuce srreef en- Gaiee sTeeta
40 saes twelve miiss frum rttyi 80 acres In cult.
Several pisHtsnons YIN nssroes improved and uu.
lmrnorcd
Lars anf os IN evsrv prrd aeclfy
Cah On me- e. Ne. ~ Nnnsn street. 10 stairs.
Jas. Young.
Real Estate Agent Msfiar street.
LE.E MA mn m#Hm
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3 zoo AcREs LANR FoR AZ.

On TdIdhGfde Rire, Tirdrc Miles from
Raaroad nsp0f.
000 AcREs essrea M ms hish state
A@OO or cultivation. A ueet 81 never 49,
nilnE water ruu1 thruugh ne place. Anrsfrate ~
dwellins. win eieht rooms, sod d1u1ie lE cab -
ms, gn-hcuse and stables. whtch dFer on liberal terms
and Wll taEe in payment young negrles and Mississippi
bottom lanf pr further paruoulsrs can a. ~ enc,
Main street
HerT-fafurff wurrure11
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RROTHERS.

~ NANUFACrrRFH or
he-tCharoaat Rennrd Ir1n-s
ss5irr, N ii'n, NHi
Vioes BeIous. Chains, A.. Ne. s. Frouf Rds, Mcmrhf.
We would respectfully inform our Customers and TIE
public generally thai We have ON iu Store a larEe ani
vel asalrted stock 81 best Tennessee Iron. which We keep
constantly On hand- Also q fli stcek 81 Nails. CaslnEs
STEEL chains ard Smith's rncis
Aeo. various patterns ~ P0Ws and C1tfan S1ranrr.
We are slso AGENTS fer the Jcuru Patent Cary Pau.
(Hteen = slperlor aruee. AHcf uhieh Ne aner fr ale
unuu a. arurahie terus as can b. hal in this market
dnc2t-iy HILLMkN BROTHERS
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Seal 6statt.
Rneo &UEo.

TIE D0UBLE rESrnEST csrryiss ne
wet half o. 10 ITS. o1 Aa-aan square 20.
AAin street. near ne r. - o nulro1l No |lul
s,lse e @-lpied y te1aaia NO ps-. seguiary.A
nf ftrt 81 So or 500 Der alrum Tor Price
ssi ~ 'Aa terms spgg q
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Land for Sale.
w Cor ale tro uaas OF L1nL e. section
Lac mile from Casooe IN White river. slcin- 80
ina a Plantation have just s1dr Jas rp<hau. ~
f Memrhis-l1 improvements bur excellent -
Land. sul twenty feet shove ovCr1Tw he Chor. two
miles fram Aberdeen no the sage rad O. Little Rrks
has $50 acres 81 land lm cuiuraucn. 500 in an. In
p~rrrements are Eoci. with a dwelling. ne-ro cabin, &C.
Iss- D. rpshau. Of Memphis. or Al Turner. near
Caroe, rIl give any infarnation deslrei
auI7-awtf he WELIBOHN
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JANIS CHIIrON n . C6rmilf =
A. VACCARO 4 90.

Fer sale by
A. NACCARO & CO..
MEACHAM GALBHEATH. Al WALTH co.
COPELAND. EBNONDS q J.. BaRo a CO..
J. p. FRANK. N r. POTTER
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HIDES T.hTFn.

VIII ~ 1IsI ~ UTINI TIrI DID NITT8T- TTe0l
1 salted and Green HIDES and PEITEIEs of all knGs
n. p LEWIS.
sepI2-dawf Corner Main and Monroe sreets
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9grnnHnraI.
PREMIUM LIST
roR rHE
SHELBY COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL FAIR
THAT CONES OFF sN
Tuesday IIth Day Oct Next,
TO CONTINUE
We5nssssy, Tzurssay, Friaay SD SafHFaay-

Class
.-s.r NIorf Ho-n o. Durhaui DerguI.
E-sford. Ausshirs ed Attorney
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FOR' Safe.
A MOST desirable SUGAR PLANTATION on -
n The coast, q miles above misuu- containing $50
$40 Arpeufs ~ Land; $50 IN cuinrauou, the ball "a
nncr heavily timheref. tarrfher with 50 acClmat- -
"a slaves he place is mpeff,cfardrr. For terms he,
apply 20 pHTnCHAHD OWE
New Orleans, June A. 1855. iung3-dif
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g. n ROBTR SON & 90.
REAL ESTATE, PRODUCE BROKERS,
GENERAL AGENTS,
No. % Madison street. Tn stairs.
PLANTATIONS

AND NEGROES ALWAYS FOR SALE.
Valuable Real Estate for sale.
4 nm ACHEs. 2oo IN ouluvstion d Nsdiz1
7sOUO Parish T.. Isl nfsrogs ln hands1 VII
DC 10 tgeufE Frars' ueut fr u~ud1u-fed security.
ll0i Acre m Mississippi river- Cared Parish. 40 ne
Eroed lo haud-l via st1ek a. Terms essy-
e2s aWcE so DO cuniaatrn. 30 CsfrH Parish. %
hant1. four raymElfA
1850 ACref. so in culuvauhn, On Masissirpi river.
chioot cuuuty, Arkaasass 60 ntzrues Terms easy
400 Acre. LOO IN cuiursuaa. On Lake Mason. Chinoi
c1nnfy, Arkansas. Improvements sunfrurs s. uegrces.
(a9 hands, rve payment.
l.ldo Acres S1ln ca1lfsfan phmla 1auufv. 81 Old
To- Laksi nne surruVFmarsi 50 ueeracs, QBhandsl
four rlvmFnfs.
100 Aces TO in curivatan. On OM Riyer Laks. ChL
ot 0unty, ArEanssi sod Improvements So negroesi
SIX annual payuieuis
SIX hishly imprurei p1rtfions. Nifbsdf usErcsa near
Laocula. Arkuusas. containing frum 500 - If0o acres
each m1dnnm % te ahuzei We have ID me counties
hetHeen t1is an1 NickstrrE on hen 1idH o. NJ river,
several hurdred mou.1na arres u Improved and unin-
proved ana. Ard have ertafllsfed an al ne cdunleE
hFtEefn Gemrhia nd Nitksturr heal aFfnts, ahe VIII
entlttt C. ncsle lanas irr rurlhluers
We also have as l1rEea azt 90 imrraFrt or uulmproved
city properg Is any other agent. and Fiu sell AZ auciiau
or priFate ste. q. n ROBINSON co,
dei2 Real Estate Agents, % Madison street
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The Adam. Expre.s eomnanr.

Ihe Express Company.
Whereby mun-y fr ncteuI IN suns 81 Ten Dollar
urvarks can BE- sgutw
AT OUR RISK AND EXPENSE,
num any city or town where they have an odice "a
uaneV ard uiar must BE- ~inrisef in a GOVERNMENT
osT ofFICE ENVELOPE VI ua Ezures
CCmuanT CEuHrt rreiTe rHfuL
-" Alaumuu atom sirlo1v tnafentia
Adires urderE fr TicEcts or cartifdafeato
WOOD, EDDY a. CO. AuEusta. GearEia
m WOOD. EnDY a Co. N1anu. georua,
1r. WOOD, EnnN a Co. Wlmnrt-. Esauara-
% lstuf Ue aru1ers nat Are drawn frcm TIE
EheeL Elfh The amuuntai nc uri-e ust each o~neisen-
udrd q. wlI b. published aNrr . -HwinE. In tie
inllouluE nrHers AuEusta fGal Cu-flfufldnanrf Nev
Oresus heta- Mohile ReEistrrr \ sshrlie Garsue- View
Tork FeqEy naT hck- Eaulh Daily NfWE. Hchmead
Displ,ch Fauidinr lMis lClrian. anf1iuie RnklArEl
Trua nsunruL. daI-fy-fafa
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WORSHAM HOUSE.
FALL 8 wINTER SEASON.
~ OTsaaG House.

u H'INNH NHWNIH|.
Memphis september list. Hsbs.
~ heins m~ frf dvaf Auruun. fr De-
a Euu1ug ~ me uwu CrIsI war auf the IN
aulfHufu. RI a uEu Cuisines =HE ne ~
Ncnrletr of One WHHsham H1use Hgals Euu-A-
fff n Nr aril- g. -r-rrr n7 rEl.U lHfU o.
ns nlruE AT h. If s-n-rt1r nr fHai- tear1f us-
srrnart fur rhr nrurF.
H7 lssurr- ueu ts. b. Ia f.r prepared o. ra
mrru-h rrEurl AMI ne EEn 1uf Wntrr frafa. anf Hr.r
a MIA ounrr sui r1nrf s~ruuHa FL ur POI ruf
on auT HHtel on de -rrreesr-
NE hs ahaul1nrd.fr One EsarIE. b. Hr forever na
fsa or daslEn- sHs hHa mess arF. hIs.rr uafr ar-aa
IrfrarrrHl ta Eern fa nHrer-a H rrsf FrrrrarTHEu
HOTEL uI al rs arusruuerr b. wlu 0fuan1rs FrH.
~ uHatrlle4 aueufirH = ue mnrzruruaH o. HHH
EHTn-firIr. n WnH1Hfw.
=anT-H W-rwrrH4- oil no w.H.H.- r
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IN asks eareWsrurr ald p ua Fsurar extra 81
" Ur Cured Hnus5
- harres McQuist1n a. eos Hmirv-
10 hlrres frest Rdl Brrer=
. barrels Harrison Fuur
Is 0 unNnHrE
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HOUSE AND LOT
For sale.
0FFER for sale the hr1se 10 vhirh I nov -
n ren1esntulte1 on Lndez street near smell 40
~ in e1uah Memphis. ne hd1r1 has tx sod .m1I
rooms. with sl The ueceTskrF ont tnildinzs A-.A
hsrgatn val he Eren u arrlirafin D. mria soon q me 4
go mr.nrrLL
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BaEfinlOre Oysgers.

THE un4ersEuedd s-ns dr llua-r fart
IL b. hEfmr quT sErurT iu &c sale =
~ gsngine Baitmgr 0ye ln 2 lT ffaJk2
nf1n c1nfr1rr nurrTf 1E1arTlr Hs wur1f rEn Hfrtaa
ne urfrir-uhsr tEer uLI duf 81 HE1-rtruan-rr1T ra
Narf1h Qrstrr. SHEA = here sf o. ue B1luarr. D.
a. Hfarrm rnm ~ frftfT o. o. rmI fn na ma
e. Mmfar ne Eufn 81 EI u1s o. teu rrrn=sr r-far
D. - va ere IulEe9nf tne dIlrEul ersrers aErr re-
aasL ne air phcc uhere me Eraurne E1rtaar 1r-
taI can fr BAL e.
isZs-lIm corner u ealnf anf uaarra
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Valuable Plantation.

Is Philips County, Arkanar fr aie-is6 -
4 sores, so In culurauon5 So negroes % hands
make zoo balcs-G2 mules % head Cattle, l60~E-A
h1r5 vel supplied with street farmin- utensils -
Provisions nd rroVenfer fr one -eHr.
Pine uwenIuE. Gan. RiadumIth ship. Cfc. four els
terms and ona well A bargain is Cferet end on i0ug
time.
ALso-A Fod improved plsoe on ArEanaE rivrr-i6
hanfs, stock faruiuE utensils rrrvis01s ard raFfrier
Or one wear ATrvb
& ~ ROBINSON ACo
Real Ersfr EH1trra
Ha-r-gu . WnHtaHr rfrrrf. m stairs.
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WOOD, EDDY & CO.'S
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES.
Chartered By TIE STATE Of Georgia.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $50, OOO!
TICKETS ONLY $50!

Ie uemhrfsof sur lrm have d ulg - u~urchase
Il teuue ire owners 90 ne grant chTrtercd hy the
aaata af Delaware, Keutucsrs Missouri md plrt q ur7e
iu heUEa Under Che mtuz-fmenl q hcsss. Grcz1rT n
Mrrr. Hf " Iulu-rn- Delaware, we have deemed 90 eE-
ueal1ut ta llan-e the name % our SIN uu md aIrr Jan
lst 1854. H uatof OuD EDDY CO who Fil here
aIer have me management 20 ts spsrfa Aaa1euv Lot
teIV. md ma 0fhcrs a. rhlVe name.
iu an r1ur-tfHus We havc rulravurcd Poi o.ntuct our
husInr1 win INTEGRITY and rruurrness. sEf wr can a.
sure the rulIlr ftrtf Che u1trrna-r IrreHrre bestowed 90
us D. Ua1 aassrVi1Eo OF being f-~luslerred truHr Hl-ssars
VERY respectfully. = eWAN CO.
furrern Ca uFr. rs. fge
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Sci. nisr hNU "a IEk CTEEs
rrHE fHEArrEr
SOUTHWESTERN
HEDIClL DISPElSlRI.



iurcfsler Ar
/ ~ -LkIAr afs 81 LlulsEals kHarH.aF ls E
II rsnarr L. uln-ua- "a HH rauUr thar la BAL r-
utuahli au ore and Is permanently aared On F-s'
the slenn Hea sll diseases o. o. private
alful1aauI mlrs % fHs usu m1de af treatment %
Z rarll .u no frrlah and Esl.a Hlsululs
YOUNG MEN,
Fl1 lI ral1srE secret Hshlts, or de1rfved ssEls.
I1ir-l have oarHei lat u-Eks-lls ulr--
h-1rra-inr end bHfr-Iarr1rar fsal4a.
EMINAL WEAKN SIS,
vhl.l u-r1aH with warrlr- certainty uramatura "a
s-- amI dr.tr If raIafbe not altsneI should arulv i'm
meuseT gll-r l Er--l 90 lg irrer and have acure
disease vllH never fails Oh efsclu- a. quick and r1dl-
rI Hrra Pei az IG-Hle rav be-
CURED AT HOME.
By aars-ug sirHcI -auns car sYurluua Is1srh ~
rur te disease hs arlG-urI. and have medicine
urdrBuy uraaufel tree -om uu1-e 90 -urHsfr. d
say rtrr Of ODE ru1rryr vlH iH auI rl-lu alrealc1a
TO THE LADIES.
Dr. Wlkus aie sssu- a- Nllsme LChsreHe
FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS
a nfe BOD sr-cuul remedy ar IrsuIrilcs ur.rr---
uHlssuFrresar rr Painful sWhirs susIs veal
ness A T1asa pills reuIrrr an rHHfrr-.Hrs f-rr.
whatever uuss and hriuz on ne u1uu-v rerial via
CaUrfov mes Fr- starlf pc be- taken -v a-.rr.
thaf are nrrguaut lurluE rhe aHr f1rsr rrrfrz a. rhrg.
are sure Oh lrlur Hu Mlas-ru 1885 but ar ersrr cher time
end in every etler case Aer are usrf-fIv safe Price 81
The Pills and Powders serf tv mil d. arv usrf III ~
COUNTRY Lfllsrs assirE tr afgre. also nr PIs ana
Puuders must contain "a postage stamp.
clsulEt1ons may De beta nm g I. ID. t8a 81 AZ
hIFCmce. Pst once BIek
AT communication STRICTLY -nrfrrlsr fn fat-
asl shoud Be aidressetu 60
WI WILKINS. M. D..
asy Memphis Tenn.
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-19
LADIES ON Snow SHoEs.-To those

wv 0NOW " ehOSS
individuals residing in the lower country,
it may appear rather strange that great
deal of the travelling here, at this season
of the year, by females, is done on snow
shoes though considered a somewhat
novel means of locomotion a short time
since, it is now becoming so common as
to scarcely attract attention. We are
informed that during the late snow storm
nearly all the ladies at Gibsonville at
tended the parties with snow shoes-we
mean they used them for underpinning
in going to the place where the twink
ling footed muse" was to preside.
Picture to yourselfa number of ladies
with wooden appendages, twelve or four
teen feet in length, buckled on after the
manner of skates, coming down the hill
at 2:40 rate, with crinoline and meri-
no floating in the breeze, and you will
imagine a sight to which we have lately
been treated. Occasionally the seraphs
lose their equilibrium, the balance pole
takes an aeriel flight, and after it goes
the performer, and then follows ground
and lofty tumbling, in which ease and ma
ture predominant over elegance.
Mountain Messenqer
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-19

CUBA.-The population of Cuba, at
the last census was a little over million.
The area embraced by the island and its
dependencies is Al 1878 square miles
The great staples are sugar, coffee and
tobacco, and the annual value of the
products is about $40 900, 900, although
only about one-twentieth of the island Is
under cultivation. The annual revenue
of the government is S13, 100000.
The Russian organ, published at Brus-
sells, speaking of the forGble acquisition
of Cuba by the United States, says:
"The war resulting from it would be
far more disastrous than the Crimean
war, which has cost so much blood and
gold, to the world. 1t would be a war
with nation whose products are the first
element of industry in all parts of the
world, and whose commercial intercourse
makes an important branch of income
for most governments. 1t would be a
violent rupture of all the arteries of COM
mercial circulation it would be fatal
separation between Europe, which needs
America, and America, which can dis
pense with Europe Take from Europe
the gold of California and the cotton of
Louisiana, and her industry will at once
be stopped in its prosperous action"
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-19

STEAMBOATS, ON RED RIVER.-Ar-
rangements are in progress to put one,
or perhaps two steamers on the Red
river of the North next summer. This
fact will direct public attention to the
Red river region, which is described as
equal, in soil and climate, to the Upper
Mississippi. The Red river is the twin
river of the Mississippi. They arise
amid the same lakes and marshes, and
while one sweeps down to the sunny
Gulf of Mexico, the other takes its
course into the dreary world of ice under
the North Star
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-19
The EFFECTS OF RELIGIOUS DEspo

TIsM, in checking the material prosper
ity of people are strikingly illustrated
by the annexed statistics:
A census of the population of Rome
has just been completed, from which it
appears that the total number of inhab-
itants is 1S0,357-a figure at which
this petrifed or stereotyped city has re-
manned for the last 25O years, without
any symptom of that progressive devel-
opment which has enlarged, enriched
and enlightened every other European
capital, In the muster-roll there are
81 bishops, l, ,331 secular priests, 2,404
monks, 1872 friars, 300 nuns, and
$50 seminary students. Last year the
figure was 1882, but the slight in
crease is made up by counting this year
S55 "heretics, Turks, infdels and Jews"
who are permitted to live outside the
Ghetto, and were never before included
in the census. There is no mention of
what the Ghetto itself holds, but it is
supposed to lodge about 5000 children
of Israel.
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-19

The Spiritual Register for 1859 esti-
mates the number of spiritualists in the
United States at 1,2S4,000. In Mary
land there are 5000. The total number
in the world is put down at 100000
The Register estimates that there are l, )
600 public speakers; 10000 mediums
public and private; that 500 spiritual
books and pamphlets have been printed,
and it gives the names of six weeklies,
three semi-weeklies, and four monthlies
devoted to the cause
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-19

WHAL1NG.-A company of sailors
has been formed in San Fancisco on the
joint-stock plan, for the purpose of pur-
suing the whaling business in the nu-
merous coves and bays in the vicinity
of the Golden Gate. There are twenty
five in the present organization, who
contribute $500 each, and the Morning
Call says they intend to form settle
ment on the coast to the south Of the
Bay of San Francisco.
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-19
nuartrain !:

Snow Tunnel SEVEN MILES LONG.
The persons engaged in cleaning the
snow out of the El Dorado and Michi-
gan Bluff Water Ditch have been COM
PEELED to sink shafts, in some places,
twenty feet through the snow, and run
a tunnel along the ditch; they have,
we hear. run tunnel in this way seven
miles under the snow, sinking shafts
far enough ahead to give them air.
I0,ca Hill Patriot.
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-19
Mining Claims for Sale,
At PRIVATE OR PUBLIC SALE

THE undersigned, pursuant to an order Of the Pro-
bate Court in and for the county OF Nevada State
of California will sell pri sale the following des
crbed tracts of mining ground, situated North San
Juan Hll in said county, towit The undivided one
twelfth and fraction of eight mining claims and
the appurtenances belonging thereto being the entire
interest of Michael Craddock dec and Eliza Jane bis
wife, in the mining ground known the Britannia Co.'S
mining claims. Alsu-the undivided one third of strip
of ground lying and situated said North San Juan
Hill. between the said Britania Co.'S. mining ground
and Lowe Co.'S claims, said strip being 62 feet in
width and 800 feet in length.
For terms &C., enquiry may be made Of O. p Stidrer
at hs office, of Mrs. Craddock at her residence North
san Juan or of John IL. Atchison, at his residence.
Garden Valley, Yuba county
III the above Interests not disposed of at private
sale. on or before SATURDAY, the 9th day of ipri A.
d. 1889 so much of said mining claims belonging to
SAID deceased, to-wt One twenty fourth interest ir
SAID Prltania claims and the appurtehances, and tho
undivided onethird of the above described strip Of
ground will be offered said last tnlentoned day at
PUBLIC SALE, the premises, between the hours Of
l0 O'Clock A NJ. and o'clock z. NJ. said day, to the
highest bidder for cash.
Persons desiring to make good, profitable and safe
investment Of small amount ofninney, will find it to
their advantage call aud exaine the claims now Of
felei They are in good working condition with Tun
nels, Sluices, Hose &c. complete.
JOHN II ATG HIS MI 49,,
ELIZA JANE CRADDJCK, Aom fs'
North San Juan. Feb'y 26, 1859.
N. d. Enquiry toprce and terms can he made of
D. p stidger and Mrs. Craddock at North San Juan or
OF John II. Atchson, at Garden Valley, Yuba county.
SQtds
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-19
New AMERICANIsM.-According t,

New AMERICANIsM.-According to
the Springfield, Mass, Republican, in
some parts of Vermont they use the
word popular in the offensive sense of
aristocratic. If man sets himself up
in any way above his neighbors, they say
he is getting popular. We once heard
it said of candidate for office there that
he could not possibly be elected because
he was too popular" We thought
that very singular objection until we
found that the provincial meaning of
popular in that region was snobbish and
proud, and in that sense a man might
lose his popularity by being too "popu-
lar"
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-19

The MARROW OF THE MATTER The
Shasta Republican, which paper has
distinguished itself by its devotion to
law and order in the face of popular
prejudice, thus pertinently remarks with
reference to the Chinese difficulty in
Shasta county:
The question which now agitates our
county is not question as to the Chi
nese or any other inferior race. The
single question is whether the laws shall
be maintained or not. 1t is the very
question, the wrongful decision of which
BY the masses has disgraced and ruined
our fair State. The question is whether
we shall have law or lawlessness; whether
we shall be loyal or disloyal to our Gov
ernment; whether there shall be peace
and order, or moboeracy.
We trust we cannot be misunderstood.
If there is law upon our statute books
that is wrong, change it; and change it
.as speedily as possible. But as long as
the law remains there, obey it. Those
who disobey are criminals. We hate
the presence of any inferior race, but as
long as the law permits them to be with
us they are as much entitled to protec-
tion as the highest in the land.
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-19
PUNCH, in view of the number of

PUNCH, in view Of the number of
accidents happening to ladies who wear
crinoline from their expansive skirts
catching fire, proposes as precaution
that the air-tubes of the petticoat might
all be filled with water, and fitted with
the means when needful to eject it.
Every lady would thus, in fact, be her
own fre-engine, and could play upon her.
self the moment her dress caught
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-19

FLAT-FooTED DEMOCRACY.-A CO.
temporary startles us with the expression
"fat-footed democracy" We suppose
he means democracy in broad-soled boots.
We are reminded that there is much too
little of this sort of government; party
arrangements being generally perfected
by democracy on high heels. People
whom labor weighs down till their feet
re''fat," trust too much to direction of
the high-heeled sort. They do not suf-
ficiently realize that the latitudinous un-
derpinning of labor is the pedestal of
freethinking agents in government.
7rinify Journal
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-19

1t is related of Dean Swift, that being
called upon to preach charity sermon,
he delivered the following pithy and la
comic discourse: "He that hath pity on
the poor lendeth to the Lord. My
brethren, if you like the security down
with your money" The security proved
so acceptable that very large investments
were Immediately made.
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-19
INDIAN WIvEsIN FRESNO County

INDIAN WIVES IN FRESNO County
Indian women have been married to
white men, in numerous instances, in
Fresno county. They are said to make
excellent wives; neat and tidy and in
dustrious; and soon learn to discharge
domestic duties, properly and creditably.
Mariposa Gazette.
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-19

Addison says that the men who are
really the most fond of ladies-who
cherish for them the truest respect
are seldom the most popular with the
sex. Men of great assurance, whose
tongues are lightly hung, who make
words supply the place of ideas, and
place compliments in the room of senti-
ment, are the favorites- A due respect
for women leads to respectful action to-
wards them, and respect is taken by them
for neglect, or want of love.
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-19

Mrs. Prewett, the editor of the Yazoo
Banner, is said to be descended in the
seventh generation from the first white
child born in New England-thc daugh-
ter of. Peregrine White, one of the
Mayhower Pilgrims.