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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-22

PANTHER POINT, Oct. 2l-8 P. n
There is no probability Of the arrival Of the steansh
Anglo Saxon tonight, though she Is nearly DUE binda
snow storm prevailing the river She has doubsle
been somewhat detained by heavy westerly winds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-22

WHITE. 1ARDEN. Bros,say opposite Boud street.
CuAxoosi zRK Tniap-Co.ruGAL LESSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-22

NEW RowERy ruEATRE Howery.--SIx DYcHEgs
CEIxgs--LorrERY TicKET-rRI JEwrss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-22

BARNVNs AMERICAN MUSEUM. BrosdwAy--Aner
xCor-wuI. WAYS MAZE BREAK. Evening
Our or THE DXPTHs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-22

WArdACg,s THEATRE. Broadway.-FAss Mxs or III
!. NIfH TfaY-kAYHiN0.
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pages of their chequered histories They all
teach the same lesson. So long as the ele-
ment In their communities which was conserve
tive and good remained active, they were iron
in strength, invincible without and peaceful
within. When these became apathetic, power
dropped from their hands and they fell into
decay and dissolution.
The eighty thousand voters Of the city Of
New York, derive their origin from very nearly
similar sources. The very starting point ofall is
substantially the same. Born In q land Offering
the highest prizes for industry, each had before
him future Of distinction, wealth and fame,
or, else, If the beastly element predominated,
Of shame, sorrow and misery. The vast num-
Der have, beyond question, preferred being
good and conservative citizens to joining the
ranks of the abandoned and depraved. The
former have, however unfortunately, neglected
politics, and devoted themselves to building up
the material welfare Of the nation. They have
"done those things which they ought to have
done'; but they have also cleft undone what
they ought to have done", and their vile enc.
mics have meanwhile usurped power, and re-
duced the city, If not the country, to the verge
OF ruin by long course of misrule. II is this
which must be remedied, and we rejoice at the
movement which is on foot to save our metro
polls from the fate which has engulphed so
many great cities in its fatal vortex. In the
rule OF the conservative intelligent classes is
safety. II they do not exercise their power, it
must fall into bad hands and the futura before
us will be terrible TO contemplate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-22

LAURA KErNE's THEATRE. ga Brosd~ay.-M,psu
M1s NiCB-s DRgAA
Nevada national., 1859-11-05

- Jetn L Jea1Im ~ Ihe murder s
Ne C1fty, end <hou61 1Ider lor she u6r1
- e Alchael y>g1 NM ex1nolesl at onlr.
Vc!Ql9r. They ~ oIlt 4 tood decrod
|s1 q - eo1peI: Thy sch uG1a :
!l nleeeIo1 q theft crluo1, and sftfIhu
!a|F hte o Indn'sa6os 70 ,utoxIculIrr
Nevada national., 1859-11-05

- We learn fkou lho Ncvada DemocrS /
that Eliza 0. Heefns, &so1 about . yeaf1.
res 90 dfeadfnlly huFuod nenr that place, q
Saturday last, thet ~ al altar about IL
hoara Of most terrItlo o11s<lue.
Nevada national., 1859-11-05

I@>>S4<eIe 1.m,< - louu< a q Is
|1 81 <5 4. <,1><E 4 or eel> 'Ans.s !. ~
@@@l,. >4i frc<ir, far tie @onr. ~ ~ bs fouad
tasve< -1>@<y naeki>. r>q.. a ne ones .
f<,.sa1 c1a 1E<pro1a. 1laio <tf<<t <1v.ds ls our
1S11orirsd >san< a Kes&18 Gi<y A, Adv>r>iup
>nts IN ~iih ~ Aeeks@ n ~ z1r>s<e prorr< s>
161<1n iron "a Legal A1e@fil1an<n< ~irl bero-
(uf1<t ~ ~ NAetls. ~Ilh rroef - publication :.
Nevada national., 1859-11-05

a. sIoekholderl; (heJ ar1 1.zz @|11< IN
md kave etouo ihemse|yu = ~ o1r coon-
8 policy b norti5insIy md 81 411uIyoIy
Nevada national., 1859-11-05
NsISpIAN cRY.
Br OLD pl>ocx.

d u.s : nouruIul tIIne uilh Ih1 Indi.ns,
NJ 6n1aI 81 Death had ben buey among
(hem and many had iaIlcu hufors BID realsl-
lela arrora 3lsuY nmilIes had lost lFiends;
t11r> ~ scarcely Land h1l noofp>d f1e
1e1in q aome Of rs valac1 mem1er>, With
II ~ whole extent of ~ odlcIal )arisdIe.
elon. and he 0Iacken<6 1hacn ond bo>oml
and fsrrod heads of ~ unususl number d
lheIf uon<o nalesled - grief of lhe efrIck'
e. tzlbes uGIoh beams uoro co1sp|ooous By
uany q lhs malice paIn,|a1 DER fsoes ike
lke uou1a IN DE ssble cnrb q voc, 3 cir
cnu1lance which only hnppenn upon whaI
~ dem nafIonal oaIauIIIe1
~ 1eh>e q lh>Ir ID kad been carefully
zo(kefs aftct burnIao Ne to1l~ upon the
funeral nm q (he tIue X jhsiF dcocoae
81 AZ 51>1to1 ~ (hclf couaoiro(s1 hutIal
eftQn1s y which >heIe - oe&eraI % lh>
'Q11ntIs ohore 11ey wc<s q rcuel1 un(II ~
slsntIIne y ~ 1e.Isl q : spleru rIdofp-
Iss, VIA ~ ck1s451 tone1 r1ls ), = -
huu<d - reeqIvsx ~ l1forcIl frcn lhe
eorFoning osee u, % ecrlk. - ri met
~ 1n1Iana eIlker ID ooae1e| 8 q any pub
10 oalhsvIns for usse lhsn year. Inleed
hun hnl teec - oocnn1od ior IL. IhcIr uuI-
verrnl eoo1 6osdurt ia ncde my I1(4rItl.-
tnco nnn<cssdAry. end altboueh met iodI-
vl<lualn from The vuriooa hunds. evcfS ueoI<,
stey eere quite anxIods Tat / ahooId mat
lhem 81 together ouoa more = vkioh renII-
~ a1deulrd, ~, 10 <oof~1 lks trulh. ~
1yufolGIea 1re e1oIled lor ~ nIecfo6lc c<noo
rte kss> badn driven ifon IhoIr camp
grounds and (hcIr homeo end who ~ M
dviudliue e&ey h1I6rs ~ mighty 6Ivanoe
Il cIv|||16tIon, " rhsE 61>pa ~ lnovlf,kIa
~ \ n.iare, sha(1At veal uast gIvs ~
'9 Z %,s:s 3 sss;9's 3 I. s1'ss.'s s's
nile sio. ss1 g :; vs'sr '9ae "a s. e ss
& f;ssiiisl snd rSmsn,I5. 4 mail I n~rrS'. .''
01IIo1 b bouudcd % thf>e sIdas ~ mod6ully
SIo111ed IA Wooded hIllr, ~hile a. ~
sd1Ik. ~ zx14nde1'k li1ls S|s e6SS In
kcod uouy hontr<d 1T u a. oIodj. n
rodtY ofesl (flo1od With clunlo1 ~ 11h
~ - dnfIo& ALIKE ~ ul1ler 5Eor1> -
a. 3 rFIs'IasS sr ~ 5 l1sI'z
= "a. B. ss:sas d ! So 10; 20 Z 81
Nevada national., 1859-11-05

- ~ - uarllof clv1||11(161.
~ I|1@4|ae Dc ellcIe1l oeod1|e
oIV|II.etloa = elllI nore ptono>s1,
111( 1od r9ff1cte1. Al roo1 <oa1u
1rrai 1ooIn1 81 h ocalt<rc1 oV1f
~ rrsdy rAsnc<| oF oe1|
1rode. uroa uhi6t \ foon1e1
con tenIco6o, h1>ninen AZ
10, ttey oeG1l. n 4 oo4a-
e I. 1lIociIoo ~ thcIr oooo|roo(|o1|
1lIouaI md <Io4urnt ryuboI1 d
|eol eronouy of l>s people u11
rocln(|on = 10 ucans by vtlc3 5
= developed, e1rlohed "a s1II11f-
~1|ch roolely q elren3 3>npte
1|1uued md ausm> >n>fd, patzI<(.
- |11Iezs 80 eovernmorlsp perpel
a. 1111 n1nlfold bearing h6vl roedi -
IT, |1tcIccls d : counlfy, ~ cIvII|eeI
1ovo1nno1lo II every aee. hevo eoncenlr1-
- ~ ~ ~ lneIr vIasst uen 70 lhs e.
1o = ~ nI>ona on1 neocrEes By uhIc1
11rsys' uIslt = ssIls ;h.sasl
oco1 = tful< ~ ~ very arl>tIou
- 1|vlIl15 1| ~ ~ hsolnsl r.nao 81 -
tefzl. 11o1o 3 - 6ctlal pollflcol, noFol
- ~ Iontcll, - cal lnorco11ne a|a1I-
] - oF s 1oc1lo ~ 90 1rkf tI6cs Of pro-
1eqnsas|y obo ere 151I1cou * - 1.son. -
(Which tn|1 ny = 1l1dlr1 4 Ior. ''foada
~ ~ a enII1 <l11o1 nalIona oo>r I1s
Garth d for ssro61 1oocs oven ~ All.
roado ovor ~ - ~ ooeno, rscI|s ~ ~
down zfv1EV. po1 Highway. even }kroorh
the heavens. w q Csllfornlatere b ~
] tieplar want x roa1eol III ~ 4. e<ee11 IA
>nes. ~ vant lbe onnt hcIu1 R.I|rokd
oerom ~ plsine We ~oa r1lFoo1H -
end dawn or fertile vallqD Dp<t@ sunlo|u 10
oonusrce 1enanie1 By ~ flcrinon1 pro-
dnos. ap1 10 s|Iofl couuensuf nfo fncllilIes
y salIsly the iravellne, pioallno ond ~
oIel dIeponIlioua cf our 5o6Qls nnt uhut
- want most ofall y judd (uj| >orv65>d. /.
end we'll tuiIt turnpike roldo lk1o o111 ~
noQntalns. Il Is true. thotIn o6G 1fa(|
~ aIl The clrcamstances- -eur ~. "a lHo|
dtsl>olei 70 be overcous II ~ otr1II I1Io1|
q roads lhroasA The Neveda uoeol1|n| -
havs occonpl|<hed vonder1 yo1. n = -
ecnlcupIale ~ voslnem u IN ln1crIor'
oomuenoe, an6 ~ great nee6 ~ 1as> of
Qyejaud 1IGAu>2.. ~ aass 6ccour ~ =
ne!1|ag I'1eo - - night haye 1soG; 61o
01a1 oor. lruc lnlcfu1l dcu;1111e1 shot "
akopId hnve os'rIlllet
8 Ia properties Is o. 81 ~ -, I'D lke|
exlool = (ufIto1y <6els' 3 ~ oc1alfy
q o. ~ = ~ 11fl@ vhere l1ors Il %
~ IupefI Iorais1 en- -, "a n ~ NJ
uhIak y h eeoee11lc n - 1 ehGeY toll, ~ |
80 rrsAter rorfIo1 n SoF ~ I~1ys, u1k
we eonsldes ~ 6eefnoes ~ " hA5s - !
y any r11(nt Nh o. -
city N1l> q on6<&[ m1l1 . Abe IV1(o =
pobIs - - - poop|s Of cnl'lr1
IT, en111| ~ q erf1e3 wlrk ocl| -
Nevada national., 1859-11-05

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Nevada national., 1859-11-05
NEW
CONT ~ LlI
G{n1r r (|11I(nr 2 C6 = p 1frvr1

.!.l. I I! 1'|''. q !! Z ]! & 3 ~
Nevada national., 1859-11-05

- 4 writsr q lhs Nsvads Dcmoer66 s
opposed 70 : 1re enejoo ~ tie use of ~
place, 4nd advoont@s ~ 1lrohaas Of .-II9
md Laddura.n ? ulih ~ uooey to be ~ .
= fFon ths propoped ~ y - given ty Is
Nevada national., 1859-11-05

iEc1 a l6e fareh n = .. ~
Nevada national., 1859-11-05

Democratic rar>y, On he eo>|-1< cousIsI|
N he CONSTANT condr1511I11 Of ~
tIavev exrIleuens. In q ~ b ia
veIsl I'D q our ruin by : 1eel|eul enemy
III lte party he iypined n 1850 By sonl
~ rke H. been 90 lIttkd 11ftied vIIt
~ 1los<ly asIialIop. = . ilf1Iy diacon-
~ q M ssctIonaIIly M ~ Drmoer,.
IIo eandi1aes for Pre>I1eit = jko next can
po|Gu UIII oeeure lhe p|||<<co of national
mec thFoushout ~ I>as|1 an1 breadth =
(he land.
Ws nsal ~ q Il lhel o. 1nn1Idsts uhsI|
nos snEsr non sectional pre|46Ic>; ikerelolt
- ssy, 70 unIle ths Norlh and lbe soul1
p carry Penneylvsnia. xh|oA & ihe key-
Nevada national., 1859-11-05

s.. !: =, e; /! ;'s:. s:| .:s e CO. :s..
a. hIlIs nor sIrpi s. s. ',Sj 6re. aei d
~ = x6ouc< .. " 9erc o1<e4s nd
ne1 liby. end uon 1I<d o. old 80 -cr uef1
killed u t4l(le. How many dIe q d|ckneel
= Some drink 10 ucct 01lo<e1 & h 81
1odl.45 eoes e.d EIlIs ~. = 11ke1
their friends @nd Ne a 1hc|r 1(6<kt1k D1
nos drIet xnI.z q nee - a Be
aznid fhe applause b ~ u1It|I I01H 0l6e<1
spoke ood omo0x 1<om OI1 W<Im1f Ri
Uo1 particularly 16Voee A. ~ ulflc1
They he'd taken e~dI )hcif |1r. 1hcY "a
emf down che acorn troe1 AZ Lad dug ~
Their valllea eod fenced % 11@|r EcIn61
in fact we're taking IN from lhe1L
~ There \. S<.s = loe ~ e1'!s' = e.z nel
S-,,. - e5...;.. <<<s -. .< s'. S:1t
s1oated % hin a 's1for- ~ " tad ono1<E
of That uonoenne- -66ul ~ Eelnort1 nn6 ia
eldtInx dlorte1 = = 111ly - kroI ~
81 sei |s+ss' ~ - ~ ~ \, "a ~. e; y q
Nevada national., 1859-11-05

Rrzsuzz1. coI. 3. y. VdIhIuelsn, a6a
-! Penn Jehnalqc IA p&l1 Qren vaI|eg
60. H11Iqu(sn' 1sIs Es4srally known
= 1fed|l1ent >n,1Id4lo lor ths senatorial
vne11oy and, should - 11tedd Ia bis eo<
lsnvor1 ulII noke worlhy slpator.
a (hI1 eonneciIon ~ are requested q
'(a(e that Col N4ahloel lon = candidate 30
1Ia evn hoo1 thAtks iaa "blInd' ~
''e oss. s'd Yet a. ehascs srs false.
Nevada national., 1859-11-05

Q0Ins q the eoo orrivsl q sur p
peI3 ~ a. ccupelIcd . tHuo : porlIco ol
Nevada national., 1859-11-05
~ I1nz<r rsInunnnnNr.

Uort1|(cal ~ ~ e5er greater ~
= - u1c lho C111 11Iu1loo 0ouventlon 81
uIoi) y ~ - n,(Id1sl 1lan1nrd- -herrer !
n1 nl|nG - I!|ia X Pzelld1nl
9 YnI|l1 ole>9. u9 fE6ll sIuln pecu-
I|IlIl q c ~. N lls4t a. pr -eup
o - r1 >11 ~ ~ zIevo6a ~
rC1(&G - = cor nant ~ ~ 49,
~ p|6nl1 \ 6oaIse1o1 = q a ~ q
1Iosc ~ ~ ~ u14Io@ llleI|p
6llIse.I <sr'eli Slal||15et q ~
151tty . 1|zr - d(lonal -
n61d y y rooulnont poI|llEinre III b
l ~ cHou1 ~ y u6l0n - - DszIscro6y
H1Tlh ~, o1ueA. 5nton6k o1lsz 4 Ill
~ ~ - - ~ <orn co1anIls
~ q - cir(ou d ohe 16rrx 81 ~
ii ~ = 1I4very s ~ or ~ 1on'
4 - y1seIeo(ln4 cu6< . <11n ~ ~
- n >lt.loenntly - <Ix(sI|y Iszclv
~ 1l.tsVy question el16I ~. I11vIne 4
Irtu>u1 III n llzalG = ~ 1lsrgendy, n
~ ~leiocs, juslIus ~ llIotIsa y Con
= ~ or14in I1ri y osrloIo1y ne
I|cnl aIl1oulI5 oonreeled xllh Ne Quea-
- 81 Slavery 70 fight % f1lso I1.|
i |InneIanry i-@uc--one ~kle1 q - ~
d@1|IIy vlIl never occur. ena ~ b
1i1ii1l 10 'lbs u>oI An< ~ n q q 4
<6a ~, y shcot u1n>6usc, - ~ o|
n d|1pIf5 az fre<men on1 e<{Is +
~ xoi|t rs az occupy nIl|r>oc
Nevada national., 1859-11-05

zEsz' 8 u'z y. '1s'|
Nevada national., 1859-11-05

z 4DuaooFetio n Nominations
Nevada national., 1859-11-05

TrAu7rp 0onnrD - Rc11<n Kxocxs5
Down. On Saturday ~, r1||k 5. J. Thcm.
-, from Coon cr>1h. ~ unloe6lDg bis team
Il Nevada. : pe9on as|Ied kIn which roo1
he VA eolos OIL o.. and boz long hefore hc
inlend<d q start NJ. Ih6uas replied tkai
~ shou|d o&ert ID about lwo hours and a
ont ~ - rldep road, suapeetIns thei
sonethIne ~ wrong h loot ~ turnr;<o,
road. end vixen about mile frou Grons wi.
Icy, nan sleppsd - ID 'front.' of shs vueoo
aod renerfc1, ''uknt uudu you tel ne fhn1
ID lie tozley.p 1lr. s. q once recornlrud
lhe snus perpou hat qnsufloncd him Il Ne
vads, epd knochsd bin torn Win iho bui-
sud q be ''bl1ok' rrn1e. p and Whipped up
hIakorsss into loRn = eoon y possible. Z
& Of ~ ~ lbllovloe uornIue. (Suudey )
- r1rtner, 6ouuel KIrkpaizIel; len Nevs-
4, y ny e - RIdss rold, ana when
obonl thrse ul1ea ffon fovn. fobber eano
81 q he eharere|, pistol 10 hand. an1 ~
nA>>ed hls uopey. NJ. <. oavs hin hla
roroe, eontsInInx seventy doIIsrs. TIE rob.
bsr enplied Il. s6ve lin tack she puzsp, "a
requested hin = MI ~ pertper fhst q -
ncf h|m aGnin - look out. - b intended %
- even Win him for ~ transaelIop Il
\, ',An1Isl> ssulaA n earryI.s 90 %
~ o1l5ral u1en eheet 90 be oblulned
q pofs ~ conno1 oonoeIvo.
Nevada national., 1859-11-05

Ezrsrn 70 W2snes, n. C.rrl6 Foulrr,
~ho - node savesaI III lzlp1 e Wnsboe
= ~ ~ rfpoeIe11(IIl5 - e1totlhhln9 8
soGvlar 1zpconn be(uo1n Nevnda county ~
~ l1e1llty, be- dctcrnlne1 b make o.
.aalne ! permanent IoglItqllod. III vllI'
1itk (1e arrival of oach 1l|oulic naIl &
~ p|nes and lahs I1((ctt. I1|rr6 (t56I5<<
ed a4alI radkaie1. e.eh Nv. n. Eon(1T
, 1859-03-18

lF9''A 4Hc 4*t" pIlt-na tH'3icut.i
The following is copied from the Chicago
able Free Soil journal Of 1llinuis, Of recent
date:
The Free State men Of St. Joseph, Missouri.
"lcld public meeting lately ut Smiths 1In]l'
:" for the purposc Of orgauziu. and taking stems
"to contest the municipal election with the Pro.
Slavery men, nt the coming city election.
:" They resolved to start II pa1,cr, Us soon as
navigation opens. to adsocate their cause. @ and ID
pledged themselves to give it learty aud
'' substantial support.
The completion of the Hannibal and 81.
"Joseph Railrcad will give the Free State men
large e-'nforccments; as great stream If
3road to tile Territories west Of the W;ssn,r;
river; In few years, St. Joseph will he a
"Kepublicnn city. 1t is questionable whcthor n
"majorlty Of the Inhabitants are not at nrrscnf
in favor Of making Missouri Free State
Nc only submit thcu.borc as another ipdica.
tlon that the out-posts Of the institution If
Slavery orc giving gradually away, and that, Us
soon as they do gire away, tlle citadel itself vii
be in danger, but not with much lo,,e, as We
sorro~fully confess, Of arousing those ,nost in
tercSted to proper sense Of their real cond;t;on
Missouri will become Free State, in oil hu
nun rronan,lits, within half decade. The
are now commanding in the more southcr,,
States arc rapid'y draining her. Us well as the
rest of the border States Of their slayr nonnfa.
ton. II is not likely MARYLAND viii rcmain :,
Slave state ten years longer; anl a. for Della.
ware, she has about Us much pecuniary interest
in tue institution Us Vermont.
In the meantime, the North has been strenc+h.
cned BY the admission Of Minnesota and Oreron.
and Kansas rand and Sebsaska vii! unque.tionab
DENTAL election Of 1860, At t1,c snn,o ,;,na
owing to the high prices of negroes, tl.c numbsr %
Of shareholders is continually di1ninishine- md
the institution becoming weaker in the 1ownr
S1ave Statcs-yet let any one propose to inter
est the whole people in the institution, nnd Tins
with the combined opposition Of those who hars !cs
!!ll to lose and little or nothing to gain, Alus,
10y the shoFt-sightcd scl6shness Of poor human
, 1859-03-18
Policy of the Illinois Central toward.
Settlers on its Lands.

4 gentleman writing from Onarsa, 1riquois
county, on the line Of the Chicago branch Of
the Illinois Central, writing to us, says:
The Illinois Central Railroad did ,nucl, TO-
ward improving this part Of the country. by
pushing in tllcir settlers till every Available
tract OF land was purchased; and Ms it n.ny lu.
interesting to know how this class in particular
:,ct ulong through the hard times, will state u
lew facts and leave tue reader to judge. Hun
dreds came into this section from the east with
small means and after purchasing of the Rail.
road u half, quarter, or an eighth section, On
long time, andsfaying the requisite amount Of
interest aud building. honse, fence, aud buy
ing teams, their funds were exhausted before
they had realized anythsng from their lands
Their crops were small aud often failed entire
y 80 that the farmers about here hurc bccon,r
seriously indebted to the merchants, and it
obliged to make their payments on their lands,
most of them wonld get discouraged and leave
them. There arc, it is trnc, SONG exceptions to
this rule, but dral in general facts.
Now, what position does the railroad compa-
ny assume toward these inofcnsive settlers,
who have done ill they conld toward complying
with their contracts and whose failure is nnt to
be attributed to want Of industry or l1oucstys
What position could they take, lei me ask, cx-
cept such as nil humane. liberal-mindcd men
w"uld approve, under the existing circum-
stances: With large surplus Of land u,sol.l
Oh their hands. it IL hot their policy to drive
honest settlers from, the suil bccnuse their crops
have failed, and they find it impossible 10 meet
their payments. To the honor IF the Illinois
Central Il. X. say it, no stttltrs IL fAexr 7ur{s
Aare 1.+a told 10 harf N<ir lands ax yt, nj mat
ter what their indebtedness, but, o,, the contra.
ry, they have been urged to stay and improve
then, the coming season, and n.om II them ,ciil
10 80. 4 few will 80 East, md !. few to Pixies
Peak, mud but few. Tie great mass Of tllpse
who settled here are not to be frightened BY
They know llIat a reaction must col,.c, and the
opening season promises such reaction. ii:
ready the winter wheat all about here is sI,ow
ing itself, and will probably be fair yield, and
bring high price.
, 1859-03-18
Aristocracy Ek. Democracy III the Re-
cognltion of fD1stinSuislledS Services.

AristocracY ~. Democracy in tic Re-
cognltion of fD1stinguishedS Services.
The British Government has conferred the
dignity Of Baronetcy upon Mr.. Cnnard, the
founder Of the line Of steamers bearing his
name The y. Y. Herald makes this the occa-
sion for drawing parallel between the way the
deeds and distinguished service to the country
Or to art and science. We make an extract
from the article, II contains more truth than
poetry.
" 4 few more instances: Joseph Paxton, q
gardener employed by the Duke Of DeyonSl,ire
was kniglrcd for his plan 0f the Crystal Palace
Was ANYTHING ever done fur George Steers, who
modelled the cxquisitc1y beautiful hnlls Of the
Ningara and thu Adriatic? All the principal
European governments have lnnorcd ton,man.
der Maury for his important contributions to
the science Of navigation. VIC first placed lin
TN the retired list Of the navy. cutting duwn lii
pay to miserable twelve hundred a wear, and
t!trn tardily restored him. The British govern
nlcM knigi1ted Mr.. Bright, one Of the engineers
Of the Atlantic telegraplic expedition, and r..
touk part in that special service. Has Congress
ever done ANYTHING for Hudson, or Everett, OF
Morset On the contrary, some objections were
raised to Capt. uudson's receiving medal ten.
dcrcd By the British government, and it was
left for tlc Emperor Of the French to recognize
the services Of an American electrician. Con.
trast the rewards Of the English government te
Wellington, Nelson. Napier, 1Iayelock, Raglan
and Campbell, with our shabby treatment oi
Scott and Stewart.
We could cite lnauy more examples, not only
Of republican ingratitudc but Of positive ncau.
mess; hut these are enough for our purpose
That is, to show that between the politicians
e.
, 1859-03-18
:Tor pixies pfak.

.Dor 4Jlkes peak.
EO1. PIXIES pE.AK.-lIard
Il Dread aud rsaesyr-The subscribers wou! call at
sh-m with uati Draa aud crackers. Having
ycl. IN The California trade " s;t sssafs Ill Win ensscss
'As's o''st' - 10 pS's' u t. KESbAL1 r suns
nsh.lm cs5t t'ornsr Washington anu b1slsl"rtt.ts.
TuEKRY CREEK AND PIXIES
~ PEAK ExrREss.
THROUGH To TIE GOLD MINES IN TEN DAYS.
John n. IzockIday d Co.,
Ppresprs aud Contractors vt the trras salt Lake and
Chcryy Cresk United states Mil, will suna
Daily E.pr*s Line II
CONCORD COACHES DRAWN Dr SIX MILES.
Ihnush f"n :.tshs,I KanS,. 1e.t1sy ~ H. @ t;9;t
!, ths Mouth of t'hrry t:n-k.
Tit, Line tan.cets viii. tic
HANNIBAL AND IT. 10. RAILROAD,
1'y Daily Lite IT sts:arness
Til. Is thc ony daily ine of .ts, to sAs tod Mines.
FRESH Nri:@ EVERY TWENTY MILES.
m L s c.; ua< tn FL s. % wv ,<i:
e~t. tlrle than ~ my 'theE conveyance
Far through 'o nenscr City, Cherry cseek *'o fFu'"
~ E-r..snser. VII l* bo7c.., h,:h Il, tie mine.
miles. Forty poru!s Basc will a"o ~ allowed esth pA
Pa<uzer vii! hear in anl $l,l Iay- ,hsir fur an
1tsas4 fum Aehsunt' tAr mines and freight rn f"Fsy IT,
TKn,ush Tickets G'r c fn ch!vs, ii thu os, II the
t'hIcasu Hurirstnn t Quincy I:,s.r,r:i perut.
usSy uts!y ill., III r*1~'' to lie '' S' as' s"ns"s'" ."
r. Tickets VII! be re:y for ;s.:t In advance thu lwh
JOHN NJ. H.~Klpal h ~.
rfgs,". 4 thu United States A Linz ;,x T. I'll 1t Lsss a
DIkES FEAk!-Ilo, tor the Gold
l. Fe!-i TENTS 1t Ill .i:. and At Ill rr!r.4 always
OH haud. and nGas* 4; r!c-slv
rs- Fest t,f'sv Cox :si;. : ~ >''''."e. ' ~ E:tim'
DIAE'S PEAK STOVE.
PATE TED.
Manufactured "n'y 1t M. :,'6 l.:u"'"!?h .srecs.
mAl9x:..3.l;n \. BEt'kEN, Asrps.
TRANSPORTATION TO PIXIES
- PEAK--Tae undersigned Is prepared I" nalr so's'
fEElGHr1yG PIkuylalt'SS AND MERCHANDISE E
ufrvery description the r:s.@ F.:sk nt M.e to start
~ r,1iy In the spring psaeltlh!s.
f!r:tns f'r Tie t;"vv,f,st II lu:1r,s States,
eunairnt ii es'ng 4::'.farti.'a.
'~'' JAMES II. JONES.
f.la-e.*t,n, 81. .Fp:%';lI, M:>*u'r
DIKE'S PEAK Parties lifting
i INT fer l1kr.s Ixak wnut 10 we'll supply trr,-
+cv~. with
CRACKERS AND HARD BREAD,
At Tl.,,s. r1ioMsnS's STEAM BAKERY,
~ State a,rl i. Clark streets
Til. srek..~ .,Enlr Ct hc t-~t material tr market
s,n furnish. :I manufactured L" kssp aay reasonable
TGr asrsntnn w.:ee X !. r. in essy an s"utry Ii
''7fs ''"'' >'"''' !" THOMAS THOMSON,
tsceee:s,m 4>5 s,.s :t,i i: t:l4r< rs.