davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-31

18TH DISTRICT '''H' '5!E RE SEW shHEASs
III So, ooaF' q ss%s Sissas Re
BIZ ~ X4k isSs! ss, Of writ
6"S esgt,
dasasa 'ss ey on nse
q s. Fsis o1 Man @
msf. saaas. s.sn s.
Hih n R ss;sGS
No. g and comprised within Peter Toni hebayss and
ia ia @ 5osee Canal Carondeet
S SEs "a il tie above suits.
q X Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans,
''Ss'E1H o0uH DE District "a Ar VILE RE a
Orleans. ss$s R%; II
Xertn ct d%n pi"rias VII, W. DE eis
SsIf m2 sas Pm Les
PT9 1 IgND Il de ii5 MIDI pHse ds
Pr N l. nj s1s.
g. nieG % 80 peds de face la SPhippe sur
MI sFsf Sc " fsk Il ss.sss
let esan sr %
S SeI,j; 5sns Is a5sirss ei-dessus
oNs-o0mpsan au moment de l'adjudieation.
.e.s :. d ls7 Il Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d'orlsans
iI'1s H R,srs, sIs,os OF NEW
Is ANY, UE of a writ of ficri fncias IL me
Nav r,a " the Honorable Fifth District onrt NJ
Mt nnbii ID the above entitled cause will proceed tn sa
pe etion at the City Hotel Common street. bs1wssn
at II oeoch on February
o,A CERT CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the
BisnylIa R ms ety. IN the square No 81 bounded by
no 20 'tes more or less front Rampant street Nv i
more or less in depth The whole ms Will mors ny ao
the office OF the Treasurer this o District nied IN
Seized in the above suit, ~ improvements thereon
TERMS Cash on the spot.
F. T. PARKER
Sheriff Of the Parish of oriesns |
ctseuEHE couR DE DISTRICT La VILE DE LA MILE.
de a MSnyee Orleans. BRADYMNoss vs. il + 11o c.
t,,N yEHTu dun writ de feri fScins ~ mn
Eng dams aaire eidessus je procedera IL
sn5fe les rnss du Camp des Magasns ia vents
IN IERhAIN sue dams lie Deuxfame District ia c.,.
e dsns riiet NO ~ borne les Benye des Ram
o'n e. Boureogne lie dit nesue al piads nis
os ae lace Ia rue des Ramparts log pisds nlu On
Al u9 pro!enoenr lie tout suvant lie roll
strist depose au bureau du Tresorer de cette Vile
trouvent. ~ '"''e' q "iaeuorau'ns qni sly
saisis dams rafare ci-dessus
Ns-oomptanta u moment del adjudication
,sa l.. .. o, e- e. T. PARKER,
'-- " 80 "a 'so Sheriff de la Paroisse dQrlssns,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-31

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-Senate not In session.
Hoase-Mr. Morris. of Pennsylvania, presented
Joint resolutions OF the Legislature Of that State in
sructng their Senators and Representatives in Con.
gess TO labor during the present session to obtain an
increase OF revenue by the imposition Of duties upon
the products OF forgn nations that come into direct
especially to urge increase of duties on coal and
iron; also affirming that the views OF the President
as expressed in his message in favor Of specific duties
meet their hearty approval which were laid on The
table and ordered to be printed. s "A
Mr.. Sickles, of New York, asked to introduce a
resolution requesting the President to communicate
the aggregate amount of indemnity claimed by cti.
zens of the United States for spoatons upon Amer.
ican commerce prior to 1900 and now existing also
the names OF the claimants, specifying the claimants
now living, etc.
Mr.. Miles, of South Carolina objected.
On motion OF Mr. Kilgore, of Indiana, a resolution
was adopted calling upon the President to communi-
cate to the House what information has been received
BY him, any, in regard to the importation of slaves
from Africa into Georgia, or any other State. and
what steps have been taken to apprehend en-
such violations hereafter. 80
The House then resumed the consideration of the
bill to provide for the examination and payment Of
certain claims OF citizens Of Georgia and Alabama on
account Of losses sustained by depredations Of the
Creek Indians, reported yesterday from the Commit
tee OF the Whole on the state of the Union, with the
recommendation that the enacng clause be stricken
out-the pending motion being that it be recommit-
Ted to the Committee Of the Whole on the Private
Calendar.
Mr.. Stephens, of Georgia, withdrew the motion to
recommt, saying that If the House, as be trusted
they would not should refuse to strike out the enact
ing clause, be would move substitute for the entire
bill simply authorizing the Secretary of War to set
t!e these claims upon satisfactory proof being rem.
dered OF the identity Of the claimants in accordance
with the principles of the intercourse act Of 1894.
provided the payments made shall not exceed s349.
10, less the sum heretofore paid to the State OF
un -.
topay the award Of the commissioners.
The question was taken on the adoption of the re-.
commentator of the committee that the enactinp
clause be stricken out ; and it was agreed to-yeas
SO, nays77. 'Ss-'
After the consideration of number of private bills
the House adjourned S'-''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-31
REDDINe g CO.'S SOUTHERN EYPRr S

oFFiCE-UNDER ST. CHARLES HOTEL. N ORLEANS
For the Reception and Delivery Of Goods for al Points
nil, On the Opelousss Railroad. $3.50
m company organized for the purpose of doing EN-
a forwarding Specie Bank Notes Jewery Mercbands Ra
eeEe and paekages to al parts Of the United and Haysp
are aso prepared TO do General City Express and Bae
and Great Western Railroad. '' opeousaa
VIII call for and deliver with dispatch and Mt reasonable
sggage Freight Packages and from ali parts Of hs
erchants planters and citizens rely upon this Companv
70 forward the most minute article any destination and Wa
tnoeI respectfully solicit share Of public patronage
W. E. REDDING,
tn. THAyER,
W. H. HENNING
n.r.A,,L.,,.1 . i, Proprietors.
Express. " W. '''"n1 VI a, S !s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-31
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

S1UBACCO-S. TURNER, No. 96 CAMP STREET fun
stairs Dealer In n kinds Of TOBACCO both in
Cigar purposes. 'a ~ ~ az anu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-31
SLAVE DEPOTS.

z GAR0LINA AND VIRGINIA NEGROES
ron SALEr-The subscriber has Just arrived with fne
lot 81 Carolina and Virginia Negroes for sale consisting
Field hands, Cocks, Washers Troners also two
no. one No. Blacksmith good Cooper and
Engineer WI be receiving fresh lots during the season
see me, before purchasing elsewhere
d22 sm Is Perdda street Nav ssn 5-iss.,s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-31

- FOSTER,S SLAVE DEPOT. 1877 uoNMon
greet Nsw Orleans keeps constantly hand and
and General House servsus Also buys and selI.
E On som mission Having converted the family part Of
OF Slavea ~ iSi 'ao s'aio'
dlN -oor-n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-31

CITY OF NEW ORLEANS, VS.
PIERRE DEVERGES-No, 10.
oS. same VS.. Same, Second Dis.
triet Court of New Orleans-No,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-31

Q. RUTHERFORD. op cuAp,s
3 RUTHERFORD Il CHAPLIN, COMMITS
sion Agents for the Purchase and Sale Of Slaves
" and Yard. No. Is Baronne street, New Orleans La
Nevada national., 1859-07-09

RlcH.-we we're shown an assay made In
San Francisco. Of the Silver Ore from Wash
% Valley. which gave the following result !;
73.41 per Cent Of Silver.
80 per Csat Of Gold.
1t also contained small quantity Of Cop.
per and lead. Thus 1t will be seen that a
ton Of the ore woald yield near 500 lbs Of
pure siirer'
Nevada national., 1859-07-09

Ed Stonehll is now manufacturing .
ehosce 10! Of Cigars from the beat article Of
Havana Tobacco. q
Nevada national., 1859-07-09
IT Is FREE IRON persox.

Nfe fufks bff. I. lfJ-
Mr. T. Iyar-issr sir We have arhyzed ani
Vested ,nur Magnetic Powders and ini them peff.c
uy harmless TO mankind and domestic annisls. out
s-rain drsth when inhaled by hugs. ants and insects
JAMES Il CiliLToN. ". H. Chsnii-,.
kArHASCE RLln lr,if. Chemistry. y. I Hospital.
Hr John L. Rome superintendent nf th. New York
Uasgiisl i- has --xpellri all the bags. ants,
','nchc, mathis kc.. with Lyons PnSdsr, and ints
u of l. Hicnsc valuc.
Every GARNER ani ii.snse keeper mast have =
e,reos in.=. - a. ~ a.iirir ~ this Kind Refer
enre can b. had 20 ,lir A>inr. -. Nicholas and Met
ropcli.an iio.cls; 30 Judge Mecs President II the
American Institute; JArsr@ Gor6on Ecunett. ten
Winfield scott. CyTr. ". Field. L. r-nsc II the
ri-e FONTS Mission NC. -. IciEa Mrigs says -
'.rhis ..fcaycry Of lra.. Iyo i u National niroF
isssc. Tie 'aFineir Club has tested Is thoroughly
II ~iil jr.;Fny neusi>. grs~-h"pi er~, ani. moti'
Lugs and Al rrfmin. Sars.en plant, cat lrlrescr,
e by It a. house. made pare.n
Rat. and mice cannot be reached by powdcr but
are Killed by magnetic PHI. Order them through
sny merchant.
''n, Irons rowleF Kills Inc insect in iric-.
~; .yoa's Pills arr srsisel for r-ts aud mice
KF-T,nN ,lircriinns. U~s freely ani Thoroughly.
Sold by Druggists rnsl Country merchants every
where W LDuTZE< iitls ER. Agent Grs $, VALLEY
i'ark white Agents. San francisco. ~ sm
Nevada national., 1859-07-09
Flea Powder, or
LYoN's MAGNETIC POWDERS,

lynl d.siray Garden Tnsrcs. Caelrooshe, Bel Bpgf
Flsas. Ants noih, ond all I'esst t1e Tsrmih lind,
TN- importance of reliable article of this tindi il
mable. In warm weather all nature teens
With these annoying foes This powder is the only
artcl. ever discovered which will extcrniinste them
A company uf BotAniSts from the Horticultural so
sety Of Paris while amidst the ferns Of Asia. obssr
vsd that all insects lighting upon certain kind Of
plant very dropped dead. Ihis fact was made
Use Of to guard their night camps eeiu these in;ru
d.rs. Quantities Of the plant we're brought home
by Mr.. r.. Lyon, and found To be positive inssct
destroyer in every experiment. II Is simply pow
dcred leaf chemically prepared 10 resis. the eject.
OF air anil climate Medals and letters patent have
been obtained from the governments Of England
prance, Germany and Russia, from the Worlds Fair
and numerous Medical sad Horticultural Colleges
and Societies.
Litter fron ne Prcfiti-fi = nc Ihiioi States.
Executive Mansion. Washington. Jan 81 1ss3
Nr. Emanuel l.ron.--Lsar Sir; have the pleas-
rrc to inform you that the Royal Commission. {
The Worlds Fair. At London. have awarded you a
Nedsi and Certificate for the great vAlsc sf your
Magnetic Powders, &c.
MiiJ.ARD FILLMORE. Chairman
sSThe above vas accompanied by Certificate
ksm PrIaee Albert.
Nevada national., 1859-07-09

- A literary curiosity passed through
= rural post-otiee 10 Northumberland.
England the other day, in the shape ofs
. letter, bearing the following elaborate sd-
dress f" For the Girl a. the Hsashsry shank
near the Cow Gate near the Toll near Slaty-
ford newcastle on Tyne on that side Of the
road iurthsrest from Kcntoh and near 10 The
Bath House mex! to Byrs joining the stable
close to the cari-shed and not far from the
Earn and ihrsshing Machine"
Nevada national., 1859-07-09
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

State ofcaifornia, County Of Nevada, Township of
Grass Valley, ss.
by virtue Of an Execution to me delivered, Issued
from the Court OF T. W. sP0FFORD, R-o, an acting
Justice Of the Peace for Grass Valley Township
County OF Nevada, bearing date, June ~ A D. 1859
70 satisfy Judgment rendere By said Court on the
18th day Of June A.D. 1885, in favor Of JOHN cOAD
and against JOHN PULkfScHoRN. for the sum Of
siss, %. debt interest, pamages and costs of suit
have taken in executsn and will sell to the highest
bidder for cash, the premises all the right title
and interest Of John Pnlkinghorn in aud 10 lot Of
vnarsx mining Claims known the claims Of Pull
hinghorn Co., and situated on MASSACHUSETTS, Hill,
- srnss Valley Township, County aud State afore.
said interest being sixth Of said claims, on
hsnuAy the 10th dry July, A. ID. 1859, between the
Tr - O'Clock 4. N. and O'Clock NJ
- As the property Of JOAN Puikinghorn TO sat-.
yvs. - - ss.asss and s~crsirs oests
" J. lLIIs0N.
coaNstie
Nevada national., 1859-07-09
Z. B. ST0NEHIL
wssicssIs aud Retail DeaIer

WssicsHf" qua Hrt"Ht Oehfer
IN c q AIRS AND TO B A c c o
L EEfs ssn-tsn,iy on hand the FINEST BRASps
N or HAVANA CiGAkS. and the best quality of
Chewing Tobacco: and a; priecs unprecedented los,
at his STORE on Main street. opposite Del2no's hank
ing House, Grass Valley. nso II
Nevada national., 1859-07-09

,s~Jmis... psasss q ali 49, 81 nj,
~ - nk&cs
Nevada national., 1859-07-09

Scbsnck Glass, will give in short lime
another Grand Gift Butertsinmsnt His
stock Of Gold Watches and jewellry, are su.
peror to any ever offered in this market.
Persons dssirOus Of " trusting to luck" can
have no better opportunity OF investing .
dollar
Nevada national., 1859-07-09
2. TIL L wi A N,
so Battery street, Snn Francisco.

Sole agent for TIIToS NcFARI.AND's FIRE AND
BURGLAR PROOf SAFES. with Steel Vaults and Com
binstion Locks. Our lock Ia constructed the
owner can change his combination to any letter he
may choose II requires no key to open the safe:
only number the letters which is simple aud easy
understand. The Safes are impsnetrstiye to drill
ehisel and embossed BY hundreds of Merchant
and Bankers, and also by Government and that Of
England, who being convinced OF their security have
lately sent us orders for their supply.
Those who are in want Of RELIABLE SAFE,
please call and examine ours before purchasing
elssx here. i5-Cm
Nevada national., 1859-07-09
Information Wanted.

Ny oNE KNOWING The -is-.sbot,. SIu.
y slST GkaESEP vho when last hasra -. "a
august, 1861, "a living ia stass vaI.. hs,,t.
,'unN' ,aL. vii efntsr great iAsor upV. lis
mother by sending any infofn alton ntout a "
this fice. or 10 hioeE. 4 Co, se,aa.
sfass valley, june q 1852 az
Nevada national., 1859-07-09
l. q ) Il [! l. q : T.,

Py the Subscriber on his 80. from s.e-,r.r..
!" tht. place On the I7th a Hat Eon eattslD-
ing Hat aui Bill Of sale fer h.ar. In tki. ti.cs
surposa 10 have either zen lsf al sai.ru OF T. q
fnm The stage between ther- and this rlare .rf
rerson hr.ing the came will - suitably rs-srf,a
b. leaving or forwarding u 10 the Ofse o. gens
sisn Co. AT thia plaee..- CHl'S sUTK
Grass Nliley Jun. 10 1882 al a.
Nevada national., 1859-07-09
Sumo Ms,

State Of California. County of Nevada. 90.
District Court OF The l4th Judicial District
OF Said State
The People Of the STATE Of California,
To ARCHIBALD ROBERTSON, Gresting--you are
hereby .cmmoned to appAa- ami answer 10 the com
pl,int OF FRANCIS JAHE ROBERTSON. resident sf
said County aud State, filed against you, within ten
days from the service Of this writ II served on you
In this county within twenty days II served on you
within this District. and out Of this County and
within forty days served you in the state and
out Of the District. in action commenced on the
thirtieth dsy Of June. A. u. 1889 in ssid Court
wherein said Plaintin demands against you Divorces
from the honds " satrimoay, together with such
other and further relief may accord with Law and
equity.
And you are hereby notified that 10 you fail 10
answer said Complaint a. herein directed, Plaintiff
will take Judgment against you therefor by default
together with all costs Of suit and also demand of
the Court such other relief is prayed for in Plain.
un's said complaint.
In testimony whereof I. Rufus Shoemaker, Clerk Of
the District Court Aforesaid, do hereunto set my
hand and impress the Seal Of said Court, at oAiee
Al Once in the City Of Nevada, this Both day of
June, A D., 1889, RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
Per Joseph II. Roberts, Jr. Deputy.
By order OF Niles Searls District Judge in and for
Nevada County.
A True copy-Attsst Rufus shosmsker, Clerk D. c
Per jos: Roberts. y. Deputy.
c. y. Smith Atty. for Pltf. 4a-sm
Nevada national., 1859-07-09
~ THE FOLLOWING LETTER, -,

- THE FOLLOWING LETTER, -o3
which emphatesly speaks for itself, written by
tho Dean OF the Faculty ofthe Philadelphia College
Of Medicine to the editors Of the Pseihe Neie. and
Surgical Journal, San Francisco, for publication;
PruApuPHi, January nth, 1869.
~ TIA gdttovs Of he Pac,fc MEDICAL aid Surgical
Josrnat:--Getlemen: Ny attention has been called
70 article in the December number Of your jour
nal in regard TO the od eunden degree to nr. l.. J
Csspksy. When the application for the degree
made TO the Faculty. Il vas accompanied BY slhdA
Wits and tes,i monia- 20 the effect that nr. r1pkay
. regular graduate n. D. Of the Unisers-
ity of Pesth, had served as surgeon in the Hangs.
riAn army, and ~ss regular practitioner Of medi-
cine The al el~ds degree, a. its name implies. IL
conferred on graduates only and gives priv
iieges. Had there been the slightest suspicion Of
iTregSiarty. the application would have been ref
used by inserting thi, in your Journal. you will do
an ast Of Justice TO the college and confer fav0
- Yours very respectfully.
II. RASn,
ps~a II TIE yssutv Il the PhIs ssspAia oOilsss u
h~0cins.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-04
FROM MEXICO.

New ORLEANS, April 26.--The Steam
ship Tennessee, with advices from Vera
Cruz to the 22d inst, and she City of
Mexico to the 10Th inst, has arriv-
ed
Miramo On had forced the lines Of Gen.
Ampudia, at Orizaba, and reached the
Capitol on the I1th with diminished
army.
The Liberals had beer defeated and
driven from Tacubaya and Chapultepec,
losing two hundred men.
Miramon was numbering peacable for
eigners indiscriminately.
A formal protest has been issued a
gainst the recognition of the Juarez
Government.
, Consul Blacks exequatur had been
Withdrawn, and he had been banished
from the country.
The English were threatening the Pa
cifc ports and demanding payments.
The British Minister insists upon full
payments OF all claims. ,,..
The British Commander at Vera
Cruz had beer instructed to demand ST.
500, 900 from the Custom House, and in
case of refusal to lombard the city.
Juarez's exequatur of the Spanish Con.
sui had been Withdrawn.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-04
From Pixies Peak.
LEAvENwoRTH, April 90.

A portion of the locating party dis
patched by the overland express returned
yesterday, bringing intelligence to the
9th of April from Denver City. They
report the route every way adapted to
the requirements for travel-grass, wood
and water being abundant. .r
The stages which left here on the 18th
inst, had passed near the head-waters of
Solomon's Fork, and were getting along
WELL There is no diminution in conf
dence among the miners. Flattering re-
ports are still received from the noun
tains. The richest prospects are found
in the vicinity of the South Pass and
Arrappahoe. but the ground is still frozen
and the SHOWS heavy. -..s..,.
Three men were hung at Denver City
on the 9th, for murder, by the Vigilance
Committee, and great excitement existed
when our informants left
Large numbers of emigrants were pur-
suing the new road. The surveyors esti-
mate the maximum distance between
Leavenworth and Denver City at five
hundred miles.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-04
The Atlantic Telegraph.

We are reliably informed that the nego-
tiations between the English Government,
Atlantic Telegraph Co., and the York,
Newfoundland and London Telegraph
Co., have reached point which admits of
no doubt about the governments quarter
Of eight per cent on the 100000 capi-
tai being accepted. In view of the facts,
as we learn from the same reliable source,
the Atlantic Company are actively engag-
ed in making the most thorough trials of
the various kinds of cable adapted to the
Atlantic line, and VIII be prepared to en-
ter into the necessary contracts at an ear
ly day. In the meantime the company
have decided to expend sum not ex-
ceeding 100000, to resuscitate; the pres
ent cable, and active preparations to this
end will be commenced as soon as the
weather viii permit. The heavy battery
of Mr.. Hently, which arrived at ST
Johns, n: F., last fall, has NOT yet beer
sent to the Telegraph station at Trinity
Bay, owing to the ice, but will be in po
sition within the next few weeks or days
The Atlantic Company will not attemp
to lay the new cable until July of mex
year, 1851 tsl.... es..r ~r..z afsr
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-04
General William Walker In California.
The San Francisco Bulletin saws:

The San Francisco Bulletin says:
General William Walker arrived in
town by the steamer of yesterday, travel
ing under an assumed name. He is ac-
companied by one of his Nicaraguan Of
fcers, Col. Bruno Natzmer. The arriv-
al has created quite a stir among the
restless adventurers in our midst, from
whose number 6llibuster expeditions never
fail to draw their largest supply of re-
cruits. Passengers with him upon the
Golden Age state that he never made the
slightest al.usion to future movements,
though he conversed freely in relation to
the events of his past career. His avoid
ance of the topic presents solid evidence
that he is contemplating some new move
ment violative of the letter or spirit OF
American law; and we understand that
the revenue officers Of this port have al.
ready got their eyes upon vessel lying
in the harbor, and are inquiring whether
she is snot really destined to relieve oul
community of a new load of enterprising
adventurers.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-04
BETWEEN THREE AND Four THOUSAND

BETWEEN THREE AND Four THOUSAND
MoRMoNs CoMING,--We are informed that
Mormon elder has been in this city, and
made arrangements with II. w. Love to
have between fifty to one hundred hand
carts made as soon as possible, to be used
in crossing the Plains the coming slmmer.
Between three and four thousand of,the
faithful followers of Prince Brigham are
expected here between the first aud tenth
of next month. They purchase their, wag-
ons in Chicago; but they are to come here
and lay in stock of provisions, and the
necessary outfit for the trip. The Nor
mons are mostly Welsh, Danes and ESy-
lish. and will probably go better prepared
to endure the hardships Of the junrney
than did those who went out in the sum-
mer of 1s56.--Ioacu Republican, Apri1
10. MA Is t ~ 81 | + II 4
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-04
Good Advice

..- 81. > ~
Archbishop Purcell, Of Cincinnati, in a
pastoral. letter, just published, speaks as
follows:
The idleness which is often not wiilful,
but compulsory-idle because unable to
find anything to dove regard as one
of the most fruitful sources Of vice, and
one of the greatest evils ofsociety. 1t is
such an evil, that we look Oh the military
depositions of Europe. which take young
from their families or the streets for a
term of years, end compel them to serve
in the army, as comparative blessing -
In the service they acquire habits Of obe-
dience to superiors, cleanliness, regulari-
ty and order. In our large cities huud-
reds of boys and young men are wasting
energies which they are anxious to devote
to the conquest of respectable position
in society, and therefore to the public
good; but they know not what to do;
they are idle because no man hath hired
them.
II parents would do their duty faithful.
ly, and would train up their children q
right, there would be fewer idlers aud
rowdies. Education, is free to all in 1hi.
country and yet many parents prefer te
let their children grow up in vice and ig
~ a'H1I t.1 2,ti..gggt 7uf ra,s-urH
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-04
Terrific Steamboat Accident.

MEMPHIS, April 26.-The steamer
Nicholas. Capt. McMullen. from ST.
Louis for New Orleans, exploded last
night, near Island Sixty. The following
are the killed and missing: Capt. Nc
Mullen, Mrs CLINE, the clerks wife Mrs.
Dunuica, the clerks cousin; Mrs. Nc
Knight, Mrs. Christopher. lady, with a
babe, unknown; VIM. Faulkner, Metre
gor's Landing, Iowa; lady, unknown;
John jenkins, second engineer; William
Few, first engineer; Jno. Bond, cabin
boy; James Wood, first cook, HILLSIDE
rough City, Penna.; barber, deck hands,
fireman, pastry cook, two berth makers,
Joseph, pantryman; Miss Jackson, cham
bermaid, st. Louis; five slave women,
Mr.. Alexander, an unknown gentleman,
Baton Rouge; Edward Stephens, pilot,
St. Louis, John Lurnbeck, fireman.
The saved we're brought here by the
Susquehanna, including sixteen shock
ingly wounded. TIE sufferers are under
the care of the authorities and benevolent
societies. ..{ -