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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-14

One Of the Democratic orgaEs At Washing
ton the STR, charges Mr.. Toombs with Kill
lag this bill. IL says:
In undertaking thus 10 set bic own jadg-
meat above asd beyond that Of = m=jaFiiy q
the Senate. 10 Abe poiat - preventing the
Executive braneh Of the Geycrnment from
paying out dollar GA aceoanI Of postal ex-
peilsz :. aad thus destroying IL postal service.
Mr.. Tosmbs has Assumed rssp visibility
which seems TO ns 10 embrace conclusive esi-
dencs that his impracteablilty AZ a leglslats r
ssas ressdcfrd bis sf5eial eonns ction wlfA pal-
lsEtsk" ss..s.s 80 =. !.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-14
For New Orleans.

THE regular passenger and a D
l. freight steamer 7. c. Kzzx- sssrssAss. !
TWI HELL, HARRY 6. MCCoMAs s.&zsszszssf7s-sss
Master, will leave for the above and all intermediate
ports MONDAY. at ocl'ck =. M. For iricght or
passage, having SUPERIOR accommodations, apply on
board or to
FISHER, WHEI.ESS & Co, 1870,
marl2-td A. HAMILTON, Agents
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-14
MCMINN CnrNTY-

The Wings aud Americans of McMinn met
at Athens on the 9Th. and appointed Delegates
to the State Convention of the 29ih March.
Hon. NEIL S. BRowN was requested to cast
the vote of the county, in the event that none
of the delegates appointed should attend.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-14
&NfInR

IJAVING sold out the PkItlOi ICAI. DEPARTMENT
UI my business at 10. o Union street u J. +.
II gan and \. ". johnson, Jr., would recommend
them worthy of conud,nce.
VIII continue tue solid branches OF my usi-
ness as heretofore at No SO Market street
nlar2 F. HAGAN
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-14
Auction Sale OF Groceries
Carter, Wilsford & Co.


I'''' ''''" ~ '''IF'F "'huV " - HnV n ITNtrr. y
en- Tuesday, March Esfh. 1859.
WE VII "il"' Tor cash in front af our Warehouse -
40. > NfFkct street., large assortment n
follow ARTICLES VIZ: 80
loo hll.ls. L.. sugar: 100 brNcs r,J,,r,o ,-,-{
loo bags Rn C.,rc": ,,rs br.pd..
lnp l-tchN ~ Cpnr"; 200 loNes - Far S,rp:
81 hh.s New Mnl1Sscs. 2ao 90 PATH Saap.
:" =, mus 10: lnl - TuN's starch:
% NM rnSheH Pow loo Woods do:
'rrf-' SUGAR: 600 'Czrn Rro,ns.
'"u DDS M a. whisky: 900 boxes star Candies
- N"w~"tn do: loo Tali.w 90.
so q. Robinson &C.. do. So L. ara 4, Nil g
20 " old Dye 4 Bour- br-ri,s.
non WHISKY; 800 doz Painted Rukct@.
IS a, 'ipas Bran ": 100 b.,Ncs ~ r ,,a = n,
- bhls. Water and But a. ,.esc. 80
t'r Crackers; 81 bags pepuer;
i,p Kegs \ail~ assorted. 800 Re'nS Wrap. Paper;
200 cases Cove oVstcrs. 20 Cases Sardines;
800 900 assorted Cigars
WIN many other trtirlcs too tc1ious to MERTON
CARTER. VII SFURI \ co
nlll9-ti No 3 Market street
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-14

zHoiioway,s ~ His and OIutment.-,
Healh, cheerInlness, long life, depend upn the reg
ular action action of the digestive organs, pure
cretons, and the vigorous cond of the lungs and
the nerves. All these conditions OF the system
secured BY the of the above medicines Sold so
Maiden Lane, y. Y mars-lw
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-14

~ y. Cos, Asra'r. AZ. Aastha J. rossa e al
llN Vigtne II 1 aecFes u tie HanoF4bie Cfcut
ID Cart a Nashville. - Saaasfy fsrms lkse, si
sell ts-ars ssassf tis ri'F - Aa4AFli 9, On
SATURDAY, ThE 18Th DAY % MACH, lsas leo
Sssre Arn, cas- aamed Atam aa2 The csAer hsnapd
6itss. o. he laSbasa bl1ser. :.
1Eass SATISFY msHthss gFsatt. exce3t lbs sam
fe Rianlreei ai.d nlY EAsiaFs cash. Ao1en FagA
gssiEci q Ne paFe kassF - sss A~lAese
- nAxln 4. love.
feble-td - rr Csssk = Aasssr.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-14
BROAD CLOTHS.

large stock ~ black and faIrl rru,h c s~in-r-s
a ntru hceHt -I'ct uf Iurn brili> Cott1undes n,n-
Minis, = ambrs, Nsrrcii' ; ana lli.u lti,l toari e.
frriIoh lr st-tetl. frgltsh d." Qte- h's Co.h, aud
every v.rcty 81 Men an y y = AGAR.
AI.o
large st'Ck 4 Brown ofr-st - ! 8 4 a. also
I anH T. ~ abu' - = scisct & ilfsr "a -
inrs ?, liiirrs. Itmiet's ., Towels. bioa, Led and
bryNu Iabrul,tls.
AiSp
'tfgc aud extensive stock Husi~rN Var ~ GoofE
NaIks.. N.ILIr~ h.y.s, -tu-i.r. ~ N..ire Il,.
Hoop skrts 6old JeNcirS In b.,Ias, Ia as,ls &C.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-14

r. 10.
Author of "My Novel; The Cautious ''Pel-
ham," &c. svo.
THE LAND AND THF BOOK: or, Biblical Tliustra-
tons drawn from the Manners and Customs the
Scenes and the Scenery ofthe Holy Land. BY "
II. THOMPSON. n H., Twenty FIVE Years Missiona-
~ Of the A.B.C.F.M. in Syria Palestine. With two
elaborate Maps Of Palestine, accurate Plan of
Jerusalem and several hundred EngrariNgs, repre-
sentng the Scenery, Topography and Productions Of
tho Holy land, and the Costumes, Ma and
Hlbrs Of the People. Two elegant large limo.
Volumes, Muslin.
HISTORY OF FRIEDRICH THF sFCONp; called Fred
erick the Great BY THnNAs CApIYIE, Author OF
"Hstory Of the French Rev oluton - .'Cromwctl's
Letters and Speeches !" .'Sartor Resartus, :" &c. 2
vols I2mo. Muslin. Vols and II, with For
traits and Maps, now ready.)
A JOURNAL OF CONVERSATIONS WITH LORD BY
RON. BY the COUNTESS OF FIEssING1o,, with a
sketch Of the Life o" the Author, with PoKTRAIT
elegant limo. vol. muslin.
THE NEW PRIEST IN CONCEPTION BAY; in . ele-
CANT vols, l2no. muslin.
RELIGIOUS NOVELS there are many: this is not one
OF them.
PEARLS OF THOUGHT Religious and Philosophical,
gathered from Old Authors. vol, 32mo
JUST RECEIVED By
w. -. BERRY 81 CO., Public square
i.n2T-r
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-14
Large Auction Sale
BY
-. n. e.. NOEL ~ CO.

IN WEDNESDAY, March 10. IT @ o'clock we win
~ sell for cash, m front 81 our Wareho,-sr 40 &
Market street, the following Groceries without re
l25 hhds Sugar, go bags 6. 6. Almonds
500 BAGS Prime Coffee, 20 hbls Pecaps.
100 bhls Nnlasses, 10 - F'Ihe,ts
$50 hall bb!s. 4" 10 +" Rrrz Nuts
500 bbls. RectiGed Whis- 500 boxes assorted Glass
Ky. Ware
." rye 25a kegs Belmont Nails
80 " Hnro"n, 10 bbls r Herring.
~ Americ m B'andy, IS - and half bbls-
~ Newsoms Ext. Nackercl,
"hiHNn' 100 boxes star Candles,
10 " n Gin, $50 - Har Soap,
- " y = knm. 25 " Tea,
-" n"NeS frrsh 'heoSc. - " Brandy Cherries
~ I0tlS'n>. 50 doz Bro, ms.
Us Drums Fresh FirS IL q .s-s S,-lirss
100 1oz. Painted Buckets SO bax,s Rr,rd, ,,rr-
20 boxes Tubacco, va tar~ lsea
nous nh's, 50n " C. u. Cave
- 'lfa'- - btl-S Wrap o. Z Irvine
Together = IN al -ndlr~- y-,r-,.,,- Of r,,.. -,
making Of The LireeSf'a.,d ~, - = ,,,,l,. .'
- ~ ',rorf.ri"- eyer Offered II, ,t,s ,,,-b.,
n-RFNEMBER-NE StEE EyfPy wFpNFCD,N-
MAJ io-t' = A G. NOEI. X CO
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-14
Fourteen Talented Performers.
ODD EEAIHAON - WALL,
Steamboats,.
For PadIcah, Cairo s. Memphis.
REGULAR PACKET.
Gives through Tickets 10 Louisville, st. Louis
and Memphis. g-arE

THE splendid passenger a GD
i steamer MINNETUNkA, Orre<<aa
nAsMEIL, Captain, viii leave ~4szEEz5
for SUthlanI and Paducah, HIS DAY. March 18th,
at II o'clock NJ. For freight passage apply on
DO RI
marl4-lt A. HAMILTON, Agent.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-14
Fifty Negroes for Sale

(tONS s TN! of grown Men aud Wom'n; good
~ families ana Is likely boys and Girls iron to
is year, Old, cheap for cash
marl4-tf II II HAYNES L co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-14
Terms of Sale.

I All Sims under sio0 eash Al snms over sieO ard
nnder s-to sEts Ah asef ste An. M
der 500, fpor months. AZ sUms S5Co auc uDder
$500. hte fnsaiis. Al az $500 and unoeS
9 go, nsosths All 4. zoo eigh
tbs
Ta- will be given fsr Satisfactory PAPER, pay able
attic Raf 4 of Tennessee. al Nashville.
Ai.herai aiseouRs all be giv~A % those Who may
wkh - cash theT tiane bills
raErchs ia TRABrE LrcUs.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-14
nem Aouertisrments.
The American Almanac

And Repos tory Of Useful knowledge, for the year
1859, for sale by JOHN YORK L co
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-14

For Cincinnati and Pitt burg.
I'VE splendid passenger T-n -
L steamer LA CRU- f, sx-zSNa
EMMY, Capt in, viii leave sSksz2zzksa<9S=ss-z1i
as ab We. on MONDAY, the l4th inst at 10 O'Clock
A. VI. For freight or passage apply on beard or to
marl4-lt John H. HARRIS, Agent.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-14
Clerk and Masters Sale Of Lots
in Clifton.

An CLIFTON.
James Bridges and others Matthew Bridges and
- others
DY virtue a a decree u the HsaoFsble ClrcHA
ID Court al Nashville, Tennessee. programmed u The
Atsye cause At sts september Tssta. ts5s, <ih ex
psss % puelsr sale the h<hest bsGeT, Ie Co1Ft
Hoase J. the city % Nashville,
On Saturday, The solh day Of april, His,
risal salcabls Tract x Land kaaxn a. the fFsisss
Hasae faes, abaul Lsree nsz iron Nashville. u tg
betecea Else carolle Isupi<e rad a1d Caaa and
FsSer be - lots Nus- - asd A. ~ she az q the
Clsa prpsefty eszulzlhlis about t~enty ave Aeres-
SAD tsn l. = II far EartiEiaa
Tsxss 90 sstE ---sa and riE b. sold upea
sna years, rrn.ia. akznr 80 - sis5
psrF Acrn Bssads aa4 sssprpget seenFts aiA se
nAyIn c, LOVE.
nafia-l1 ,ssesfs 3 Cara Raster.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-14
UrssvS ~ SHOES.

RI a.. funrTsrs tatrIs of ever Nsfiei, a kind
Ils stock o. Oar suEeriur 10 Ats q * q lh'ts All
Shoes ih.t We ever beiofe al lrvd - 4uru'n Iri-
Vaic SIZE.
Also,
Three hundred %. - AN-Nroi Hall No.il sHd Al.
CHuu carPtrg-, Rrges. bar n iils & . I. fkur
Mating. aisn "a flaiF oil CIsfis. u rec b. HoTsd
ck-Ers oi Wall Paier haiIk Rocks, warp = Pa
~, and Nith vnaiess vAFicts ui gqods not men
toned.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-14
BnEer's New Novel Complete.
w. T. ERRY s. CO.

NAVE Just RECEIVED r. ~
WHAT Will. HE n" WITH IT'S By PrsIsTRATrs CAx-
TON. Novel. by Sir F. RrTWFE LYTToN, Part,
Author Of "My Novel; The CaxtoIs,'' .'Pel-
ham," &c. svo.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-14
LATEST STYLES.

and kinds ans the best brands ana designs imported
En msngiaefurei Ia the II nd siaies- We meet
Sfcuuliy Httr al Merchants. hOth ely and Try
Who Do business a. make uaouey instead Of glory -
attend this sale Tie siuek p ali IN ftoro. We ~sl
b. leasee = hare any and All peEsons 10 call and
examine the Stoek
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-14
Just Received at ChaS. RoberlSOn'S
Candy Mandatory,

Opposite Norris * Siratt1n' 5 MarehOuse,)
A LARGE lot Of fresh Scil, Oranges and Lemons;
L RaiSlns, Figs, Currt Is, vruucs, &c.
Also, tine lot OF all the diteTeIt kinds OF
Nuts.
a fine fresh lot # Baltimore Cove Oysters in cans
Field's celebrated branGs.
Fresh Saimun, HOLSTERS, SIrdiues, &c.
Pickles, reserves, Fresh Peaches and Straw berrys
in
Brandy Peaches, Cherries, nc in bottles.
Also, new sup ly Of Toys and Fancy Articles.
L. 81 manufacture al any Candies here, aud
rant them good, and sell as cheap as any house III
Nasty
| have for sale u few Silver Plate New York Ale
Pumps CHAS. ROBERTSON,
teb2S-u Il Market street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-14

TWO NJ. Sesre Bass 70 Azs ssr sas balance
marii-1 HI HAYNES 90.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-23
NrEDyR NEAR PoRr HURON AN OFFICER

MUEDER NEAR PoRT HURON AN OFFICER
BUrCHEREp BY A CoUNTERFEITER.-We learn
from the Detroit Tribune that horrid murder
was committed last Sunday evening about seven
o'clock. in the town OF kimball, ST. Clair county.
The victim was NJ Joseph Minor, = constable OF
that township. The perpetrator Of the deed Is
4 counterieiter. whose name our Informant l.
unable to give. His accomphce was arrested on
Friday evening, al Port Huron, and between
three and tour hundred dollars of counterfeit
notes on the NaragailSett Bank. Rhode Island,
were found on his person. \ bag was also taken,
belonging to the party, which contained set oil
countertciter-' tools, dies. Sc. The other took
TO the woods, but was pursued.
/ Mr. Minor, having description by which he
was enabled 10 identify him. overlook him IN
KimbaI. and in eudcayoring 10 arrest him, was
stabbed bv dirk knife in the abdomen. Mr
Minor was -,ill living At :. o'clock this morning
but physicians concur in pronouncing the wound
fatal. Another man, Il Waterman at Fisher
mill vas also stabbed by the same person in The
wrist;
There j. great excitement, and an immense
concoursc have turned GU; in pursuit of the muir
dcrer. lie j. well known in the vicinity, an'
viii doubtless be caught.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-23
ar.xx~r. In CorrespOndents.

Substitute-The best alternative, where whof'
,Isberres fail. is blue-mass rolled into pills, and
eaten in milk. This is very fashionable Diet IN
Lansing lust about this time, and keeps up ap-
pearances, frst-rate.
Finance-The readiest way to promote specie
circulation, is TO patronize Antonio's circus eX-
.ensiyely-that will keep American quarters mo-
ying-rsht out Of the country.
misunderstanding buttons on the tail OF a
shirt, by mistake, is valid ground for divorce.
Denti=t-You will not be holden on your war
ranty, of the false teeth, if you can prove that
your customer cracked butternut5 with them,
chewed India-rubber shoes or attempted to
digest one Of the Journals political stories.
Merriam-A convenient mode of reckoning
rain.storms, is by the number of umbrellas you
lose.
Mould-boar,l - Jethro Woods was a great
invention, but nothing in respect to agriculture
results, in comparison with 2-iO Black Hawk:
and trotting sulleys-" them's the iumbles, for
practical farming.
Mechanc-It you have had your pay before
NAM Tor tiie lpt uOh touch tt " " i'''' ''''
fool better neat time.
Misanthrope-If anybody around home i eve'
Disguised with you, indoors and out, onr advice
to YOU is TO travel in Europe.
WREc, I>pEFp.-The Detroit .Adrer'ise.
| SAYS:
"Geo. +. Macy, perfect wreck of a man
was sent up for sixty days, FOX All assault ant
battery Oh Dr. Grange. Macy vas formerly IT
business, but whiskey has ruined him
Poor George his prospects were once a
bright az that of any young man in Detroit. H.
had fine business, a fine family, friends, pleas
ant home, aud good position in society. on'
by one lac las drown them oil oway sit. -
children - property - business - home an,
friends all for rum. H. va. for many yeas;
AN active member Of the firm of Macy y Dfig--
| the largest land, tax, and commission agency il
the west, in which business he made money, an,
might have been rich, had no, the iiend Of til,
bottle ovcrtaken him.
| Mr.. Macy passed most OF the winter at Ian
sing, where for the most part he was hborin:
| uuder Mania p0ta, source OF modification
to his friends, and of pain and suffering 10 him
| self
| He il indeed u wreck sad wreck, strandc,
upon the coast OF strong drink, Infamous +,
| thousands Of such cast-aways.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-23

SEDU CTIOS.-Rcy. j. g.. Portman, Oi HUDSON,
is on trial at Adrian, for the seduction of mem.
Der Of his church The Frnns;tor saws - F"r
a long time previous TO the opening OF Court the
passage way to the Court Room was filed with
persons anxious to gain seats, and before the
time for opening Court the room was flied to it,
utmost capacity. At the hour of going to pres,
gress. She is only Is years Of age AMI OF pre-
possessing appearance. During her recital OF
the revolving scenes which, she alleges, trans
pred during the progress OF her shameful down
fall, an almost GREATNESS stiffness pervadei tie
densely crowded court room.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-23

THE New STE,uERs.- new steamer De-.
troit will be at the city on Thursday to receive
her gift colors from the corporation, and TO give
short pleasure trip for the benefit of the Or.
Phan Asylum and Industrial School, after W ich
she will take her place in the line from Grand
Haven to Milwaukee
The Milwaukee will receive her cargo and snit
of colors at that city, and commence her regular
trips. These two new boats are splendid and
substantial beyond all comparison
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-23

LARGs RECEIPTS OF SHEEP At New YorE.-
Eighteen thousand sheep, an Unprecedented
number, We're received in New York last week
The extreme drought has parchcd the grass aud
induced their owners to send them to market
The lambs are, many of them, not in good condi-
ton, and sell at a dollar head The market
was so dull that many drovers have taken their
sheep to Long Island, and distributed them
among the farmers
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-23

ESrocvRrS CoMI,u.--FtulI all that j. ,lj-,.lu,
ell here, SAYS the Washington correspondent NJ
the Philadelphia Press. | have no doubt that nj
the next session of Congress partialitv and IA
voritism OF iissitiOus character will be brough,
to light with reference to the discontinuance and
decrease of sundry mails, and the continuance
and establishment OF others by no means so ser.
v'ceable, and more extensive and expensive than
those abolished
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-23

DEArH or CHARLES S. ApAys.-This gentle
man died At Los Angeles, Cal, July oath. HI
Was for many years an active business man ii
Detroit, belonging to the Land and Tax firm o.
j. L. Whiting and Adams. He was man o.
hne qualities, eminently intelligent and social
lie was an accomplished musician, and wei
read, accomplished man.
The deceased was fcrty-six wears of age, sol
OF DIR. Isaac Adams, formerly of Troy, Oakland
county. He married daughter of the late Hon
Solomon Sbley, Of Detroit, who died soon after
the marriage. May he sleep in peace
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-23
a Three-Cent Lie.

The following tissue Of falsehocd made It's APP
,o.ro,ce in the Journal Of last week Here
,bouts where the reputation oi the J'"'"a' '''
truth and veracity is notorious, 1t - hafdiy heo'
,s.a,v IN comment upon IL; but since II may 90
abroad, or creep into other papers, 1t Il as wen
70 pub!ish the article, and its reiutatoh
"A colored girl has created some little sur III
-. - du,ipg the past week, and her experi'
.,ce nroves the utter hypOcricy OF the negro
,.o,sbin,iny Republicans. There are no eiec'
tons nending now, and negro philanthropy Is al
. los shb The girl made her appearance mere
and claimed that she was Just tour DAYS from
slavery. over the underground railroad. othef7
said she had been sentenced 10 the feioii'
School. hut that the officers refused 10 receive
her and she was left in the street. She appeaieu
o. III n,ofession- of the Black Republicans ol
hi. C.ni,aI Of a Black Republican State, where
-, q, COMMUNICATION who obtained power by
coIo,ed hlood but could obtain nothing. About
,Lo o,Iv Rod bread and shoes she obtained, wa
tom one Of those pro slavery blood-hounds a
loco(oco Deputy L. ;. Marshal poor negro
woman could starve in the streets oil an abohtioi
city and under the nose Of anigger-Worshlppihe
administration, but If nybody had proposed u
have given her a comfortable home IN hehtuchy
what a running together, what agony, what eio
ouence, what a pile Of philanthropy anu Old cop
pers would have been spent Ia have prevented
il, Philanthropy for a nigger good ways on /
paying institution for demasogues; niue
practical philanthropy at your door j, quite &
different thing.
tn. GIRL seemed to have the idea that the pro
....iors Of equality Of the Black Republicans wa
A reality, and that che WAS gong 10 I'VE ait
e,iov them. Among her notions OF her rights
IN this land OF equality was to attend school
She accordingly presented herself at the MOI
School for the benefits OF that institution. a
i,lack Republican constable was sent Tor, whici
fastened her obedience to the command To leave
After three or four days trial she became DIS
.usted with the treatment Of her political friends
md shook the dust of her feet one morning anC
Jensrted So much for practical test OF sboli
tonisrn."
A depraved colored girl, about seventeen
wears Of age, was sentenced short time since &c
the Reform School The management OF thai
institution had no place Ia put her, and could dc
nothing with her, and accordingly discharged
her, after which she went from house 10 house
seeking work She was received, fed and shell
tered by Mr. Strong, and by other Republicans
who ken, her until they ascertaned her pecul
iarities. She went TO the Union School on Mon
,iay morning last, and made all the disturbance
in her power, by breaking windows, pulling the
children around by the hair, and by behaving
herself in all respects unbecomingly. She re-
fused to leave, and did so only when the teacher
sen, for an officer and compelled her TO do so.
While she was about the city, it formed a
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-23

/
/ EiN'HN I"">shir, Ill Ron t"rNN.--Ihis Is
one OF the most thrifty ne" townships IL the
state, Mr. Lows hohheh' supervisor "' The
township, sends I" ihe Stniic '.7tTS""'a'', iacts
concerning th" origin ami growth "f the town.
ship, winch place th7 circumstance beyond a
caFli-
! tie SAYS that three yeats since, in what now
comnris,- the township of Einobam there were
Lr, ;oLa1i,,,,. ,l ,i ., -.
" ma
N'i'E '"' assessment lot '"e present wear, thtre
Were two hundred and seventy inhabitants, or
forty-fvr fines aS MANY If thpr,. ARE any towns
:, az, 49,. H.. .,,,.,,. ,l.,.
~ ~ y"
""''' IN ~ 0'' '"' '-"''-' me earrings anu
Improvements have he"n extensive, and e"ner-
ally well done.
He adds would also call your attention to
my much respected friend, Thomas Philips, in
town IL north, range - east, which is now i'll
cludcd in Dwight township, " He has made ex-
tcuSivc Improvements, OF such 4 character that
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-23

Looh At THEM MIR. F.. Merriam, of Brook.
lyn, states that he has recorded since JULY %
1850. the deaths Of three hundred and seventy
persons, and the injuries of four hundred and
seventy-sevcn others--manv of whom yer. No,
likely TO survice-from The explosion of cam
phene and burning fluids for purposes of illumin.
alton
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-23

HALF THE GUILr-The Washington Republic
saws woman endeavorcd to commit nfanticide
by throwing her child ont of car window ON
the Rome and waIerrown railroad few DAYS
since. The child died, and the mother was held
to answer. But what Of the father? row MANY
sad queries and reflections are suggested by such
a prsgrayh a. the foregoing. Before the child,
perhaps life of shame so dark to the mothers
view that death was deemed a timely rescue.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-23

The JoHE az THE SEASoS-The Free Press
attributes the recent reverses of the Admins
tration, and the triumphs Of the opposition at
the South, in the August elections TO the Anti.
slavery predictions of the Locofoco party.
Give him air,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-23

SCHOOL LAws.-The edition Of the compilation
OF School Laws, just published under the ehsrpe
OF the Superintendent Of Public Instruction Is
nov IN process of distribution to officers en,;,Iad
oy u" I" receive the same. School officers will
lind this most useful work.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-23

SUNDAY RUN.-At the late election in &
LOUIS, on the Sunday liquor question, AIS votes
were given in favor of closing the bars on Sun.
day, to 5000 against it, showing a majority .,
LII OF the voters opposed to sales oi rum on
SUNDAY
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-23

Man DRowSED.-We learn thar a man Ks-
drowned in the river Just above the village, on
Saturday night or Sunday morning lsst, hut are
unable TO ascertain the particulars lie was a
laborer on the railroad, our informant ,ays, and
his name or appearance We dit not laarn--Nf
Clemens Sfqniqr2, Aug. II.