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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-04

From j. NJ fowler, NJ. D., and JOHN o. HILL, Esq, Of
Columbia. Tom sAysng February ., 1859:
LOUIS s. ULLMAN, Esq dur SER We have made repeated
experiments observations Of little
Excotc which yon kind enough time
sIce and which appropriately designate the Oriental
Tssman Natural Weather Indicator From those expert
and observations, satisfied, is extremely sensitive to
all atmospheric influences, and with and attention,
can supply place Of the cOstest Barometer
Indicating the changes Of the weather Concerned Securely
suspended suitable place where free circulation
air. protected from and influence Of the rays
sun carefully regulated according your very
directions confidently behave, it will uDerrngy indicate
approaching Of the atmospheric from "a 4 hours
advance its Barometcsl merits it worth four
the you charge for it, Botanical euric sy.
Respectfully, &c, J. NJ. GOWLER, NJ D.,
JOHN 0. HILL
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RICHARD 0. CURRY, A N, NJ. D. Professor ., Chemist

hltHAhD u " hh1 A NJ NJ De- Professor OF chemistry
and Medical uisprudencs editor Of the Nashville Monthly
Recorder Of Medical and Physical Science, says:
MR. LoUIs ULLaAN, DegyStgTke little plant you had the
kindnrss send still faithfully performs its
duty Weather Indicator and delicate ia IT, and
Ye the least atmospheric changes either respecting the Bar
Onetrc Hygromsrc condition, that begins indicate
e5sl IN advance Of the usual InstTum-nts.
kept il suspended in office, standard
(Snithson1n) Barometer aud Mason hygromr and have
tced that It faithful In its Indications these Instruments
1t truly Natural Weather Indicator and perfectly reliable.
regard this Microscopic therefore Of its Sensi
tVeness and its durability aOring cheap and reliable
valuable discovery and believe that 1t will commend itself where
useS Yours very truly. RICHARD o. CURRY,
February I9 1859 Shelby Medical College, Nashville
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FOR MEMPHIS.

IENHE fine passenger steamer MINNETONRA, -
DAsHELL Master, will leave Friday, the eIls9es
9TH instant, at y o'clock, u. Fer freight pas -
sage apply on board or to
NH A, HAMILTON, Agent
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LOUIS s. 6LNAS, EsQ.-DedT Sir It appears to be pee
arly sensitive and gives greater Of motion than eth
the animated Oat ordinary cstgut "
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onIva limited numbes Of tho Natural Weather Indicator
will he offered FOR sale, which be found at the following
nacss at Nashyile:-RAINS & BROWN, Public Square A.
sTRETCH corner Union and College streets DEMOV1LLE
CO. corner Church and Cherry Streets and by H. ROSCOE
& Co corner Of Broad and Market streets.
Price 90. The discoverer will send the Natural Wealth
err Indicator by ms postage paid we'll put and secured,
to any person enclosing SOO current money Full and plain
directions for regulating using &C. accompany each Indicator
Address LOUIS g. ULLMAH, Agnt
mhS-H CoIaRRA SeAH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-04

JOHN HENRY, NJ D. L. L. D, Professor in the Smithsoa-
Institute Washington City, letter dated July H. 1885,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-04

Mr.. L. s. ULLMyN-AV Dear Sir: find your simple and ele
CANT little Horoscope constructed by YOURSELF quite delicate
ana believe they will prove be useful and valuable
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JAS NJ sAFFORB NJ D. Professor Of Chemistry In the Cum
band University Of Lebanon, Tenn aud State GeolOg 70
the State Of Tennessee, says:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-26

Full as usual Of metropolitan news and gossip,
and choice literary reading, IL now on our coun-
ter ready for delivery to the public Embraced
in its interesting contents are the following ar.
ticles:
Nary Deans Story, an intensely interesting sketch
A Fairy Tale, translated from the Morse; TIL,
AmerieGa Horses in England; Greeiy at Sail
Lake Cty; The Fighting Editor; Going fntd
Mourning; Finding DTo,rRed Persons by Quick
silrsr; The London Times Once; &c;
The Sayings dad DoiHgs Of - EranS. Brother 8
Co" Of Ns,o York and Washington; dnothe,
jeremy Didiisr IA WaShiagso The BrOoksriH,
Camp M,sfihg; The Bayliss and Orn'e NoD'iHa
tioHs IN the Board Of Aldermen;
Sir LsfferS from The Editor his Northern Tour,
The NsrS from Europe By the Hungarian: 0P-
sTa:ions Of The Patent Once; &c;
Department Nsrcs; Editorials; Washington Nstc.
and Gossip; Local intelligence, &c, &c;
Late Nsrs, foreign ard domestic, by mail and
telegraph;
Interesting Personal Items;
And great Uaristy Of ehoiee literary articles boil
prose and poetry, too numerous TO mention.
This is just :he paper, above all others, for cit
zens and strangers sojourning in the Nationa
Metropolis to send to their friends at distance
Price only cents per copy, or 81 Is per annum
Postage prepaid by stamps when so arranged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-26

TIE NEW DEMOCRATIC QUARTERLY The new.
Political Review. the publication of which the
Hon. Thomas Is. Florence is about 20 commence
In this city, is evidently destined to have f,i
start lis FIST number will be issued with a
larger subscription list than WAS ever before oh
timed Tor similar American periodical before i,
saw tie light-thanks 70 the universal and really
deserved popularity Of its editor. Mr Florence
VIII doubtless he able to obtain the assist nee Of
as many OF the abiest writers IN the county. iden
Tined with the Democratic party, as he requires
10 give interest to the pages Of his magazine and
que "el5h' 10 lis views. We wish the enterprise
all conceivable success
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-26

POLICEMEN LEFYING BLAcE MAIL.-The New
ofk correspondent Of the Philadelphia Inquirer
In aIiuding to an Investigation now being had
lao me conduct Of two policemen of that city,
eharSed with having threatened to have a house
indicted II money was not paid to them s,ys: II
am not surprised at such charges in this city II is
well known that there are many self-elected de-
tectives and officers who make an income of TIL.
sDecies Of black mail They are WE'LL known "a
the community, and are creatures of politicians of
certain STAMP. The peop'e pay taxes to support
police, but no man ever expects to get a stolen
article throug policeman without paving for the
service. Az their min Office here thousands Of
dollars are aid dow in the sight of the superior
officials and not word is said in censure Of this
conduct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-26

SADLY DIsAPPoINTKD.-A New York letter.
writer says he :" has SEEN letter from young
gentleman who went out TO Russia In the Gen.
eral Admiral. The Americans who went In the
ship and who expected TO be received by the
Emperor Alexander and all his Court with the
highest honor, and that the most insignificant,
American in the lot would receive IS 600 breast
pin, and snuf-box, are sadly disappointed. Nc
extra privileges have been extended to the Ameri
can voyagers who went out with the General Ad
miral, and even the renowned Captain Comstocl
will be allowed to return with a mere walking
stick IL he gets that ,, ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-26

ia destructive fire occurred at New Bed
ford, Mass, on "Wednesday last which was final
arrested by the blowing up of several buildings
with gunPowder The fire broke out on North
water street, about noo3, and destroyed about
twenty-five buildings, which included Hathaway
q sons machine shop and planning mill, Pyder d
,"i'h spar yard, Barstsd is turning mill, N. III
wye stiP ohandlery Edward M Robinson 8 oil
yard Gin which some 3.rOO b1rreIs of oil were de-
st"yed) some watts Of oil belonging to Messrs. w .
u h Pope, t. b IIarldnd. aud David b Kemp.
BESIDES several dwelling horses ca-peDter ,bons
and groceries. a large number OF bomb lanes in
tie premises Of Wilcox 4 Hathaway caused lond
explosions, - did the bus sting OF the oil c,st.
The snip John ard Edward. living al Whey &
RichInoi.G's wharf was burned to the yx.,.,,s
edge. The ship Illinois was also on fire. bu, WAS
towed ont aud saved, with the loss Of sails rio
gin2, etc Several persons Were injured by the
f@lliag Of walls, although not dangersnsly TIE
total loss Is estimated at from SEQ UO0 to $500 go
GA which the insura nee Is but small Many fami-
lies rehde. ed penniless and several captains If
ling vessels are ruined by the loss Of their oil
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Shirt of the yIornip. Press

The Consultation holds that the great reaction in
popular feeling in favor of President Buchanan
and his Administration is not merely gratifying
itself to all true patriots and supporters of
free institutions, but that it is striking illustra-
ton of the retrbutve justice to overtake the
opponents of Democratic supremacy in the Repub-
Ic of the United States
The Constipation is inclined to be facetous at
the expense Of the suddenly famous BROOKLYN
Ashlanders and their Presidential nominee, John
Minor Bots.
The Intelligence treats upon the necessity of a
wholesome public opinion in political affairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-26

REroRr C"NrKADiGrED.-Thet elegraphic repor,
OF the burning of McKay's stable. at Truro, N b :.
and the destruction of the horses used in express
Ing the foreign news from Halifax to Saekville
turns out not true. Mr.. McKay's stable and horses
were not burnt The building and horses de.
stroyed belonged to Mr.. Hyde. and were located
at Salmon river, eighteen twenty miles from
the express route. The fire caught from the burn.
inc woods
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-26

IL The Chicago Prcss add Tribune states that
xithin The last two weehs . number Of the banks
q illinois have virtually refused to redeem their
biiis by resorting to snbterfuge disgracsful To
themselves as it is annoying to the public. it says
the dodge they have adopted 10, In the rst place,
TO count the bills presented for redemption %
slowly an TO consume the most possible time, and
then TO redeem them In Eve and ten-cent pieces
which are also counted In the mostdeliberate pos
snie manner, evidently for the purpose Of exhaust
ing the patience Of those who wish to conver
'neir promises into something more reliable
gentleman who had the Curiosity 10 time the one
ration, in one instance ascertained the rate 10 b,
about $500 per day. little over thirty-three day
would, therefore, be consumed in the redemptio,
| Of a package Of SIO.0O0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-26

LYNCH LAW IN kENTUC KY-Jesse Williams. an
old and wealthy citizen of Caldwell county. who
has been under guard at Princeton. charged with
murder, stealing and cruelty to his slaves was
taken from Jail on Thursday night. and after be-
Ing carried of Il distance Of seven miles hung by
a party OF citizens. His two sons, John and James
who are also guilty of numerous crimes, ESCAPED
death by absconding. About the same time DR..
singleton and Messrs. Mansfield. Morse and Strau-
NAL supposed to be connected with Williams in
ms Villahies, Were severely punished and ordered
to leave the county
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-26

NrA marble sarcophagus for the remains Of
Henry Clay, intended to be placed in the base Of
the monument now being erected to his memory
In Lexington, Ky, has just been completed at a
marble yard in Philadelphia. 1t IL cut out Of a
solid block Of marble from Montgomery county,
and Is in the form Of a common coffin. The in
terror il Of sufficient size to admit the leaden
containing the remains Of the departed statesman.
The outside Of the sarcophagn is beautifully
carved with appropriate emblems.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-26

IL Judge Butler, Of Norwalk. Conn. chal
lenges Professor Henry, Of the Smithsonian Insti
tntion, or Professor Looms. or both, to meet hin
before an impartial board Of three, in defence o
the theory of atmospheric currents and storms
which they promulgated at Springfield He pro
poses to deposit $500, 800 Of which Is TO he paid
to the professors for each one of his five PROPOSE
tons which he fails To prove
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-26

LABELS NOT THE SUBJEcr OF CoPTRIGHr-A
circular has just been issued by the Commi
OF Patents. in which attention is called To the diff
ference between engravings and labels as matter
of copyright. Application for copyright Of labels
are frequently made, the applicant thus endeavor-
ing to for fee Of fifty cents monopoly for
twenty-eight years Of design, patent for which
would cost thirty dollars and give exclusive
for but seven years. The Commissioner says:
The great difference in the amount Of fee de-
manded, and the duration Of the monopoly granted
Ia the two cases, shows that in the eye of the law
tey are widely opposite; and protection cannot be
sfanted by copyright 10 production that should
De patented without violation Of law and IN In
jury to the public. The question then arises
low, IN the case Of an engraved and printed de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-26

II At a meeting of the Directory of the Balti-
more and Potomac Railroad Company. at Port
Tobacco, OH the 18th inst. it was resolved TO con-
tinue this road to Smiths Point. opposite the
mouth OF Aqua creek. the present terminus of
the Washington steamers. public meeting IN
favor Of the construction Of the road was held at
night, and appropriate addresses delivered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-26
Items Telegraphed from Washington.

WASHINGTON. August 2i-There is great ma
nenvering here about the contract for the Brook
lvn barracks. There have been three or four bids
ranging. believe. from S9i 900 to s lUt 900 Now
the plan of the highest bidder is tn buy OFF all the
lower. in order to induce them to withdraw. that
the Secretary Of the Navy may be thus compelled
10 accept the highest bid. But the question is.
has he not the power to defeat the conspiracy by
inserting another advertisement for new bids for
the contract
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-26

ID There is = warm contest in Baltimore be
tween the respective friends Of Messrs Davis and
leliott, Americans for the Congressional nom
nations In the Fourth District Of Maryland The
nominating convention has al journed twice with
out making choice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-26

FROM MExICO.-Nera Cruz advices TO the 10th
have been received At New Orleans. There had
been revolutionary movement 1T Jalapa. but it
was suppressed by General Robes. and 4 number
OF arrests made. There was yellow fever at
Vera Cruz The report was discredited that Mir
anon hId sent Feace commission to Juarez
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-26

.TBALTIMoRE GONFEcT!oNERY, STA,
ms3}s s osssss T., @n9 ~ Fresh CAkES
ICES served g Paries, Balls, Ears and Enter
:Iao esr FaHSp: NEEDING CAKES, FANCY y
GAk 81, o p,YrMSAMIRS Of ALL Kinds and sixss,
ppEtsLIES Of all kinds and favo!s, made to order.
airs and other Entertainments furnished At tls
shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms
SMALL CAKES ofall kinds 6, cents Der hundr red
au 1I-Im Joseph SCHAFFIELD. =,
~COuP0N BONDS OF THE WASHING
iAS TttN GAS LIG 1T COMPANY are . safe
end desf ab Investment, being in gums OF We hun
are dollar. each rsdeepsble January 1852, and
and are for sale by RIGGS co. - an .
H@lCE CREAM AND WATER ICES
~ served to Festivals, Fairs. Pic Mics, Hotels.
Gb.k His; Sfs sKsSy Day end .sn, 70
anu very cheap. Particular attention paid I'd -
nlshIng eve.ythilE in the party line. los Cream to
ASE 8 E$HiX GoNfEcfioNERY. sa1 s IND IL
%" '"' ~ =. - Il $50, uN-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-26

II The Empress Eugene and Victor Emanu-
els daughter txho lately married the Prince Ma
poleon. and resides at the French CourI,j arc hav-
ing lively time of it The Sandman girl thinks
her father was badly treated at the Villa Franco
treaty and tells Eugene .'her mind pretty freely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-26
GRAND TEMPERANCE EXCURSION
WHITE RnUSE PAVILION.


WHITE HoUSE PAVILTON.
On MONDAY, AuGrsr Ssh, lse.
The CATHoLIC BENEFICIAL TOTAL ABB
EIhN ENCE ASSOCIATION OF
The DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
III xine tneir Annual Excursion on
The Thomas CoIlyer 10 chartered for the oeca
son. she val rake two trips during the day.
apernsresd Caterer has taken charge Of the
Mlther,'. celebratcd Band viii discourse sweet
The White Pouse Pavilion 10 selected bec ause N
10 tempers nee sxcur. ion.
Inc Ten pm alleys and quoits. and leapng and
Iunnlne aLd casting the welrht and sledse. ard al
oshAr sorts Of athletic exercises viii diver.iE thu
Dancing, OF course, y i'll have its own yolsr,,.
that way. "p' d"
During ths course Of the day ore or two .ddr.,,..
VIII ne delivered on interesting subjects-one 4.
PROMISED on the Potomac And Rivers OF America
In hne, Dothine wi he wanting t. a AXE il IA,
Of Iesl Peasure to the memb~rs of the assoc on
ano me KIND friends OF the cause who will accom-
TICKETS At sI-cach will enable sentIem., And
two isdics To enjoy the exeur sion. Children free
The boat viii ave Georg rto vn at a. M aud IN.
TN street wharf at ga o. On. She will star agar
from TN street at2 D. M.
The stricfest order viii be maintained on the boat
and on the shore.
Commirss If Arranremenfs
John ID. Clark, jas. Mctirau
Geo. Savage, M Duffy
j. J. Kane, p w Hicke,
nos Duny,, Ihes Doohy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-26

IL The injunction against the city railroad in
New Orleans. has been dissolved at the cost Of the
plaintiffs. 1t was thought that the case would be
taken to the Supreme Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-26

IL The mortality in Boston for the week end.
Ing Saturday last was ninety-two, Of which Ave
were Of small pox. For the summer season the
city has been remarkably healthy. contagious
disease having increased the average deaths
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-26

II Late accounts from the west coas. of Africa
state that the yellow fever and small pox have
been raging at Sierra Leone most fearfully, and
have carried off nearly all the European poPula-
ton, besides hundreds OF blacks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-26


ARRIVAL OF THE MOUNTAIN MEADOW Chill.
pREN.-A dlspatch was this morning received by
tue commissioner u Indian Affairs from Mr. VIM
Mitchell, special agent in charge Of these chi |.
dren, informing him that they had arrived safely
al Fort Leavenworth, in excellent health. and tina
arrangements were Immediately to be made for
restoring them to their relatives and friends
we may well imagin with what great ioy their
friends will receive these young otfsprinGs the
only survivors Of the terrible fate which xo unbap
ply overlook their parents and kinsupen while
crossing the Mountain Meadow valley. ON their
route to California. These children are now left
to them (and will no doubt be 80 regarded and 50
cared fOr) as precious legacies from the departed
ones. There were seventeen in all rescued hut
only fifteen were brought to Fort Lea venwortb-
Two having been detained at Salt Lake civ for the
purpose OF giving testimony. Mr.. Mitcbsll. the
special agent, can fully sympathize in the great
loss these children have sustained Al he ,l,o had
relatives and friends in the party who shared III.
same fate as the others
THE ROLL OF HONOR The names of The Rev.
oiutionary soldiers whose names are here .pbioined
are supposed to be alive and pensio ON the roll
of Maine: :
JOB Allen, Cumberland county as ye,r. r.,,e
Aooott Oxford county, 81 years; SamnaI icEIey,
Oxford county, o. years BENJAMIN Re,,,, Sono,
s srse, county. ., years; Nathan Doughty. Climber
county eo Io wears, ysa onI Ralph Fa,nham York
80 years; William utcbings, Hancocr count,
10 years; James w. Head, Lincoln .o,,nt,, a.
years; Enoch Leathers, sPiscataoua connty on
years; Edward Milliken, Kennebec co,,nty, or,
years John O. Mink, Lincoln county, So wears;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-26

PLENTY OF INITIALs.-We clip the following
odd looking marriage notice from a contemporary
ION the 18th instant, in Granville county. y. c.,
by the Rev. u. B. Hester, Mr. Joseph z. X. J.. Y.
Davis, son Of Isham A. B. c. Davis, TO Miss Mary
F.. l.. N. Y. e. Perry, daughter OF Peter p. +. and
Agnes Y. T. o. Perry"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-26

III On the 10th instant seventy-three United
States troops. under Lieuts. Dana and Weeks,
from Fort Randall passed through St. Louis for
Fort Ridgely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-26

IT There are said to be 81 600 Chinese in Cal
ifornia. They have splendid temple in san
Francisco, and have lately imported at great cost
o magnihcently ugly idol.
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"A w. w. BURDRrrH

NO Hal Sereafk street, b.ftc. en- Tapd X
IL seiiihg desirable DR n GOODS cheaper tina n apy
mercha. Z In the city
sSsr. 81 sulta6ie for The Fall such a. Ba,-
.S;ns aUu rId.d fQu!aTd Silks, Chaihss double
HITS, saisncias; Duclls, Mouslins.&c.
, also, large lot of SHIRT FRONTS, wed
E fEs at Is cents PsL yard. full stock OF D0MES
much lower than the usual prices. -
Our salesm an viii name the lowest cash price al
Snesse,mthereby enabling persons 20 buy goods Of as
~. Z - w. w. BURURTTE, e.
IN S-2w No. 351 7th St, between and n,
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COLUMBUS BUILDING AssOCI,

ri S0SNkUHs ssy;,in BE6d i!oH ,A1ss2cIt
TRANSACTED such business as would snit their ow n
S Tr soo This %Sse,ns was held a. the house Of
ment In The Star Of Monday, We would state thai
m n the ysry first re:cluton ps.sed-wa, being por
VIII its manassnsnt BY its ocer. The e m as"
tha' the present elecsea officers unconsttutio-
any elected Is totally false hrcau they were al Co
ed at regular yearly meeting, and due notice of
mat meeting given to AL the members absent, be
ourd ty great coRfdcnc. is reposed in CharIts
uhms to ask that gem oman one or two ' qass
only sned from the funds of tae ssociation s2.5S
sgreeabiy to your account: Upon examination we
ss Did you not trans ar two shs res from mem n
D 60 oprseli and dras 10 money tie econd time;
ats5was% drawn By your.cf Aleo, # ehaeI
by member; and il said check was bora fd- "ne
Or Or no.: we would, in conclusion. state that ths
esiycd becsusa the s5sTs stat 3D. they wanted
II sSSFT 3 ( HI Giss$| CON- ,...
.u|nnEiNXssATIoN ,ocK loH THE DOG
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OPINIONS OF ,THE PREss.-NEw ORLEANS DEL
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acsrbty; and, 10 truth, contain. sketches that are
ever had occasion psfuss The negro nssup.
thS author knows profound y-intimately. How
appEciat!vf-how loving-how tender and kymna
thug be il IN his delineatons we will let few az
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tour through the Heicsprp rs % '"''
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volume, quite N new aud unaffected style"
G.fsts and natural portraits ofnegro character We
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u Joseph Minor, constable of Kimball, st
Clair county, Mich. was stabbed and killed re
Gently by a counterfeiter whom he was attemptin.
to arrest.