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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-26
Buffalo I Lake nurea Railroad,

CHICAGO 10 BUFFALO VIA DETROIT.
At the above Once tickets for New York, Boston,
and Oil 4tati1ns on tho Now York l. Erie and Nsw
York Central Railroads can b. obtatned.
WARRACE,
Agent OF q L Railroad,
aprl0dly Can No Is DeaYboFn It,. Chicago.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-26

Ma BAyAaD TAyles lsstarsd ct Cortland
village. As1issa CosaGy, N. T., = Friday
lAse making ne ons hundred spd niueeeeoAh
lecture Of u season. During this tim6 he
hes dsslinsd over 90 hundsod aad IN =.
v'taaeeA .Hss.M
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-26
REMOVALS..

u - ~ ov - A3
ITARDWARD ON OOAnl0oIOND1hs sabscsl-
III Der has removed his entire stock Of HAnDwAa1
TO his new store b UecAelt 80, ecms! o. oeeoed
and Dradv atroeta I'm o. ~ nnoAD axe, Whsse
hs viii keep q had Ssosal assortment o. gesdi
IN his line.
OARPEN7 FRS, BUIL1 rs,
BLACKSNIzHH, ACHZNZSzS,
TANNERS AND FARMERS
vii here and . lane asd veil escorted stosk =
Shelf and HeaCN Hardware
which Will b sold b. the unAesslSned o - %
nar oent Ieeo than ever before e1ero1 n
tAio market.
Country dealers con by st shis store q - ~
rateo o. q o. Lssis o. Ohicaeo. Oall - sza0lne
SoodN j.. o. VA0UUU8U.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-26

No,s -For every fraction over yoriy an addition
81 delegate has been allowed
Particular attention Is called to the con OF the
Democr attic state Conventions for several past years
prohibiting all represent alton by proxy votes.
The several County Central Committee, are sspe-
cn,ly requested to see that county meetings be held
for the purpose OF sending delegates.
J.s A wILLfAMBON,
Ch'a &afe Dem. hr. Com.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-26

0ErrINe OUT o. Gloss QuARrERs.-A cor.
respondent Of The Columbus (GA) Emqsiye,
tells the following:
Gov. D - Of Florida was % celebrated
for HE waggsry - for bis executive quslifi-
cations. Giving aerowd Of gaping listener,
an account Of the strange things he had
seen during his psrsgrinations through the
far West, he aid: "Faet, gsntlsmen, the
trees are 20 close together in, Arkansas, that
you may travel for days without finding
them more than three feet apart; and then
the gamsl such vast numbers Of buffaloea
and bears and Wild cats. but in oil the world
] never NV such desr!"
what II the deer. Gov. d." asked
. squint eyed descendant Of Nimrod, Who,
70 use bic own expression, "'d'ruther hunt
nor eat any TIM" and - he had.
20, the biggest bouncing bucks you ever
saw! Why. my dear Or. the woods are per-
fscuy alive with then. charging about with
great branching herns full four fsst apart. "
well, but Gov. D, II ths trses are
only tkrw fest apart, end the dsers horns
Josr. / vent you 70 tell Ne how they get
through"
70. Vel, theta Asir lesk eut-I hsss
nethias to d siA Akst!"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-26
FQR6ALEORLEASE.


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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-26

re Dsmoc rasy Of Iowa are hereby notihsa 'ns'
the peaocsassc esa,ss Csavsason fos 1853. ~iii %
he,d u
Dos naoaues, Thuraday. June 23d' Ao'"'
A the Capitol. 81 10 O'Clock, A; u.
tue parense Of the Convention u TO ho"'"s"
asudaa,es Tor the following o0ees, to be niei st'
oasuing October clectionl
One GepWaev,
Oas ixsafeaamf Gorsrsor'
Three Judges Of IA s"Pre""e o""'' zen.
A,.o 10 al ct such system Of erKsn'z''io" - 'ne
p.r,v 40 NAV be best calculated 10 secure 80 "'-
umph OF our priseiples and nom'"ee'.
rbs ratio OF representation VIII DO one 1911 '''',
,oo .o,s. cast for Samuel Deueiss' a. see'e'Aiy
s,.,s An netaber Is5e, as follows
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-26
MUSIC.
GOLD MEDAL

GOLD MEDAL
0rSss1 sssA S4ss0rs RSsssos.
S1RlNW ~ = sons,
q walker q (nsar Broadway NJ.
MANU cru 1ERs,
WRs awarded the First rreniuD where and vhen,
ever they brought their PiaAe Yvrtes Into eouoseS.
tlen With the b.. G.stsrs Of Dsstsa. New Yssk,
Philadelphia snj Baltimore
Received liz nrst prise Medals st ~ Metro.
politsr - " .sAtpgton, 1es5
tn ? Il. p MUM q gold nedal) iev The best p.
ano Pc the Maryland Inst tute Bait more 1885,
The First Prise Medal for the beot piaa3 Forte q
the American Institute. 0systal Palace, New York
1856.
Tho First Premium 70 Gold Nsdsi) fes the bsst
Grand Piano at The Maryland Institute. BALTIMORE
1857.
The FIRST Premium At the STATE Fair, Detroit 1857
n Bsrst Promiu0 q ~ 0oo1o 1nas, 11e1Dsa1
1857.
Anoas the judges vers - arss musical tsleat o
the ooun ~, such ssW Macon, Gcttscha ,, Wcilen
haapt, &c. Grsad and square Piancs eonsesucess
with the full wooden and Iron frame combined. A.
warranted for thres years. Prices nodsssee.
oc92.d7mo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-26
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

The numbess from 70 10000 corresponding with
those nambers on the tichs& printed on separate
sps OF papss ara encifeled with small lin tubes and
piAcfd 10 one wheel.
The frs. l7s Prise., similarly priatsd and ., cir.
cled, are placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then revclved, and . numbsr Is
drawn from the wheel Of numbers. and q the same
time Prize IL drawn from the ether wheel. The
nu0Der md prize drawn out orened and exhibit
ID to the audience. and registered By the Gommis-
sioners; the Prize being placed sga nss the Number
dram This epsra'isn v Sspestsd uatu ~ Prisss
AUTHORIZATION PRHss. .-7he two prsoeeding and
and the two succeeding Numbsss to thoss drsvins
the 6rst nine P-ises will be entitled to the rs Ap-
ptoxtmstlOa Pstses Yor example: II 3icket No
1890 draws the so 0GO Prize those Tickets NUM-
bered 1124S. I2949 ll25t 1881 Viii essh b entitled
- 1900. II Ticket No. 50 draws the 900 Prize,
those tickets Numbering oss. 50. 66l, $50. II each
b. entitled to el5O. and according 70 ths sSevs
scheme.
CERTIFICATE o. PACKAGE will b cold ct chs
Gsan :ss .ao. "a.
- 10 usif -
:. 10 Quarter " %
~ Dtghth /" 10
In Osdesins Tlakees o. Csse10eaess,
Encose the money 70 our address for The tiskets OF.
dsred. receipt Of which they VIII Be fosv asdsd BY
ht.t nall Purchasers can have ticssss ssdiag n
any figure they may DESIGNATE.
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes viii b sent
TO purchasers tmDe6isteiy after the drawing.
n Purchasers will please write their sigma
lures plain, and sivs thef POst Once, County and
STATE.
~ Reminder thst every prize Il drawn and pay.
abls IN fnl without deduction @..,@ IN
~ All prizes Of 81 900 and under paid immedI.
stely after the deawing-othnr prizes q TIE usual
time Of thirty days.
All CONCENTRATIONS strictly osnf,den ial. ~
Address Orders for Tickets or Osrtiecates 70
MCKINNEY 4 CO.,
sAvANHAH, "a.
OFFICE MAs0HIC HALL. BLOCK, SULL e., sAvAN.
n A list Of the numbeSS that are drawn fyoo
he wheel, with the amount Of the pr1ss that eacA
oDs y entitled 70. will b published after evesy
dsawng,itn the Savannah Daily Move.
apP20
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-26

2S.SH Prizes amounting 1885 .76O
Whole Ticksss $1,000, Halves $500,
Quarter $780,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-26

~ HERRIoK'S HATCHLEss WIGHT ABLE
FAMILY PILLS have inundsted The world With
their popularity. Over ave millions Of boxes are
us'd annually, Giving employment to eghty.Av men
and women TO put them up. Their cures are NUN.
bcsed BY thousands-their praises the tongues or
ever used thea2 Put mp In Insliah, Spanish, Ger
man and French directions. Large family boxes,
= cenfsl i've boxes for d. Sold evsrywhere.
mchI8
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-26

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sssi- siis - j satsss s. 4asss
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-26

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-26
Grocer. ~ Bakers
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
A New Style. Price $50.
495 BROADWAY, N. Y.

NC - UOIO ~ OVbQ O0It00 .ooSock RED
ples Think g..After which, Acey
You'd scarce expect, at this late day,
with startling cures book to fill;
This IL the case, the million say,
with the cares Of Herrick'o Pill.
They come from East, and North, and west,
And with Glad tidings the papers fll
Because they are the cheapest. safess, best,
And superior to others 10 Herrick's TIL.
Prom Roots, and Plants, and Flowers they're
made, 10
They always cure-they never kill
III ousands now in their graves we're laid
Were Is not for Herrick's Pill.
Zach pill With sugar Is covered DER
A rare discovery Of matches skill;
Their IKE WAS never seen before.
Until it.appeared In Hesrisks Pill.
For years he's worked 70 heal the sick,
With joy elste his bosom oils;
For tens OF thousands now rejoice
At tie magic powers Of Her1icA's Pills.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-19
Amlp @ni0n & 3mirifaa

CHuRcH MusIc.-The House Of Bishops, at the re
cent session Of the General Convention Of the Epis
oopsl Church, adopted resolutions very pointodiJ
condemuing the prevailing manner Of conducting
ubIic worship when the aid Of sacred music is re
CURED They argue that chOirs nurture iistessness
aud render congregations mere listeners, whereas
they should be active participants with their voices
in the worship Of the Church They hold also thsa
the music, especially the merely instrumental, il
unadapted to the requirements of true worship and
that thorough revision Of the Church music is alb,
sOlutely necessary.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-19

TIE CALIFORNIA SESAToRsurP.-y,ov wor,.u &c..
70 Dc the strongest candidate for the seat in the INT
Cd states Senate made vacant by the death of So
!or Broder1Gk OF California. Ex-Governor Denver
, s as SPOKEN OF lor the position and his friends
tT a. "ork acuVely Tor hnl 1t said Gov Weller
VII appoint either the Hon. 7. J. Henley or Hon
ture shall meet - '"e ieSlsia
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-19

MOTHERS GRlvE.-An exchange contains tn
following
John C. Fremont headed the list. of subscriber
IN california to the monument to the late Senate,
Broderick BE gives 5000
The Charleston Courier adds the following state
ment brief, but what volume of crushing re5uke
does it contain:
THE methsr of John C. Fremont was Inferred IN
this city, and her grave we believe is not marked
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-19

a., "a sAA OF UPTURNED FACTs"-TlIe paternity n
thls beautiful instance Of brilliant and vIsnb; -.
painting Variously attributed Several of onr CON
% discuss it quite warmly each Icaiminc
webster, Tom COrwin, William Shaksnesya a ara
waiter Scott are the contendng claimants set nm
mus lar The expression NAV be fopnd in Scotttis
heart OF Midlothian" in the interview between
lean and her sister Efe, then confined in the
bryo Junius controversy. -i"' Vi al en-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-19

SPAIN AND MOROCCo.-The North American thinks
Is no wonder that SPAN IS unwilling to accept the
offer Of amends made by Morocco The reason. ,VI
Spanish honor cannot be satisfied by anything short
OF blood has leaked out and very pretty reason II
Is Morocco Is wealthy country. quite capable of
paying the costs Of the proceedings and of com
pounding the action by the payment Of an annuity.
The Madrid journals have recently mt forth t5e
programme OF operations, said to have been sue-
gested BY stag officer Of high rank IN the French
army It's brief but decisive like Sam Weller's ar
gument to the constable who had Mr.. Pick wick in
charge, vizg straight forward knock-down blow.
me Aoors are to be disposed of with very little de-
lay OF dlmculty. We presume that old Suwarrow's
instructions 10 lis Russians when fighting the Turks
are to be adopted When three attack you, shoot
the hrst, bayonet the second, and Touchdown the
third
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-19

Smith, still dwell in Nauvoo No persnsasions % !
prevail on them to remove to Utah. His widow h.
married again, and with her husband keeps n,
Mansion, the Only house of entertainment that ~
city anords The oldest son, who bears his fat her
name OF Joseph, is a Justice of the Peace 80 .
useful and much respected citizen. Great anu
ments have been offered him to remove to raat SoI
IaSe City, bat he steadily ressts all sue imnorfI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-19

TIE GREAT EASTERN A FAMuRE-The followin,
extract we take from the letter of the Lo1don cor
respondent Of the Boston POST
q The Great Eastern has fummuxed! The lead
ing journal records its trial trip only partis
success. We ali know what that means. She roll
like porpOise or a log noe, the decks leak. IN,
iron plates don't it, the decorations erumble and
disappear, and-the worst remains behind can
only 60 little more than half the speed that was
expected OF her The very best that can be got out
OF her under the most favorable circumstances of
wind, water and coal is thirteen miles an hour So
say some knowing engineers who were on board and
who wished and hoped the most favorable result.
There is no Disgusting it. The great hull is worth
all il woulS bring for old iron. !"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-19

kirkpatrick, NeVins 81 Co.,
REOEITZKG, roe WARDLEG AND Wholesale
GROCERY MERCHANTS,
MARKET TREET, HAsETILLE TENNESSEE,
HAVE now in store large anu complete assortment
Groceries, embracing
New 0rlearS Sugars, all grades;
Mpiesses, in barrels and half barrels;
Coffee, large and complete stock;
Raisns full stork with Teas Candles Ssndinss, Maek
ere Glassware Soyd Pecsns together with all kinda OF Gro
eles usually kept in tie Grocery line Our stock Of
RRANDIESs WINES, WHISKY, &C.,
I'VE think cannot be surpassed in this any market
heavy stock O. goods in invite the attention
msr2s-tf KIRKPATRICK NEvIrs 4 "a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-19

AgEs Of the Of the late FRANCIS Street Of Miss
sippi will SELL auction. at CLARESDos all the LandI
sn Monroe county, Arkansas, the first NOR DAY ns the
1th cayl Of November next and the second MONDAY Of
November ng the l4 will, at JAcFsOSPoRT sell ali The
Lands in Jackson county and the trd MONDAY Novem-
er beins the 2st viii SELL at POcABONTAs ali the Lands IN
Randolph county, ArkGnsas. In al Did will Be "
lefYed for the estate.
FERNQpe Oarh ca'h, its equivalent residue in one
and three geaEs bearing pIsist from SALE with lien to
.cUre the payment.
Until the first o. HSEenbeT Of thess Ians oore
pfudfe sale, and offers invited On application
Louisville, X ,pats, terms, &C. will be furnished These
ong the hest selected and be Lands OF AraGsas-aboVe
serGos tes peEsct, and all pear TO hne navigation.
juyT-d GEO. HANCOCK,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-19

Manny's combined Reaper aud
Mower.
EYTTH WOODS IuPROVEWENT,--T,b
wv celebrated Jachine eceived the premium rsr
GOLp MEDAL the hestCumtne1 Reaping and Moving Machine
great United Agricultural FAIR held Al louisville
KY September, a5 The trs % nesr Syracase New
York, In July where all the prpsl Machines in the United
thoroughly tested. The committee made their award,
through Marshal P wilder President United states cultus'
Society, Of Louisville, Ky.
the award the best Reaper and a. the bes
Mower separate committees appointed nv the Pres
dent Davidson County Agricultural Society, al Nashville
in july 1857, OF the machines in Tenn
Numerous other premiums and awards given this Mscbp
during last season. over every Hacinein America
The above machines Tor sale by the undersigned,
Z. y. CHEATHAM,
General gent for the strte.
FISHER, WHEELS & CO.,
teh27-S&wtf NaghviIIs n. a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-19

Eagle Sewing Machine
MANUFACTURING COMPANY'S
DEPOT NO. IS UNION STREET,
ssD2a-u NJ. NJ. HENKLE, ia. AEen.
HERRIHG.--soO Boxes Dried Herr;ngj Just received II
& u store and for sale very low BY
CARTER, WILsFoRD co,
jsnII Ne 5. sarsst u.
1GOAP.--so0 Boxes St. Louis Memphis ssPs for sale ell
4 kOAanufzetursrs prices, freigh added b.
CARfkE, hILSFORD co.
jan. II. 10 5. Market ct.
nYSTERS. Cases NumsOn Thomas L Cos sup,Tio,
Oysters equal any put r Fo salszt a
4linoTe prices, freight Addsd By
cARTER, WILsFORD L CO.
Jan. II. sP No S. Market st.
In BAGS prime old Government Java Coffee for .al.Io 3,
tSO CARTER, WILLIS ORD & Co,
2El No. 5, Union strsst
DAENTED EUCKETS.--sOOD DOG. BueEsts a..ors,d
ust resolved IN store and FOR sale hy the trade AZ anuotu
rers prices with freight added.
OARTKR, wILsFoRD co.
hn-H Mo- S. NNrEsts
nae win also sch consigners ObOzss Cheese 20 ss
wv Clover Seed sHh and and Is bills bottled Ale sad
SoFAE' lOeal GARTER TlLAsRokp 90.
49, = - 4
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-19

AVAILABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
EETISHlEG make other investments We prop Jse 10 sell
s. w all Real Estate in Davidson county, follows
81 THAT SUBURBAN RESEDEECE,
situated on the franklin Turnpike within half mile Of the city
and opposite the residence Of the late Joseph Horton,
81 Containing about Forty Acres
This is, perhaps the Ost commanding theycnty OF Nash
and most desirable country residence. The house will
sh u IS Of land the purchaser may
5I THAT VALUABLE FARM,
Known the Sims TSJ, situated the Smith Turnpike, (od
Lebanon roed within three miles Of Nashville. tanning $50
aes soil Is good, il is we'll waeTd hsrd, and
divided small tracts Of twenty and UPWARDS ali 81
admirably adapted for country resislces market
denI and dairy farms. Also, that
8 BEAUTIFUL FARM
rosd occupied u T. c. heUsm bell and formerly
owned by Thos Harding conEuing slput 25G This
spIseeis we'll knOwnss need further description. It will
divided to suit purchasers 7. c. McCsnPbel will shoy
Sthese places to any who will call.
All above property sill be sold reasonable terms and
Son A credit Of one, two, three and four years.
Apply 10 A. Lindsey, Nashville. 70 either Of the
iderssnde, FHOS. G. MGCAAPRELT,
Six niles Nashville.
J. 4 1cQAMPBELL,
ub3I Nashville
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-19

ANDRE W j. SMITH,
no 81, BR6AD WAY, EASRYLLLE TEHHESSEB,
DEALKRM
TENNESSEE IRON, CASTINGS, NAILS,
sTKKl, wAsos AXIS, KErPTIc SPRINGS,
ND all Other articles his line Of business which he offers
"a wholesale and RETAIL lowfOr cash. at the sbOVestsnd
febO 59-1y
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-19
Trees and Evergraens

"A n ONTG0MERY McGREDY, Nurserynen Nashville. Ten
I'VE invite special attention 10 their extensive Fruit
Ornamental rees, Everesns, Green House Plants
ornamental Trees and EgeF sstsble foF rnsas eject
Fruits--590O Apple 2, 3 < years old.
Pears-3NO0, DEaTfs & standf rds, 9 to years old.
Peaches $4,000 81 years Old Cherries, PumS Aprcots
ariens and ounce, in lssge ngmqers.
large collection Of Grapes, Strawberries Raspbees, Coos
1erriel Currants & Bouquets at all sea-ons
MONTGOMERY & McGREDY.
nall LinWnod. Nurseries Nashville. Tenn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-19

a,lt P.tot steve, fer coal wood. vita .l'alns DOORS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-19
$50 REWARD

HOB tie apprehension End delivery Of SAMUEL HO0sEE,
who, under charge Of Sufsge0usy having broken the
houses William Hamilton AID Ices Christopher, With
murder, has made fs escape and Is running args
THE above reward therefore be paid to who viii
liver the said BOsser sheriff Of Wilson county that b.
may be brought to justice.
HOoser about Eve fest inches
high stout bUilt, fair or rather sandy hair this time
wound from gan shot the hghtarn below the elbow
J. u. CHRIST PIER,
seplE-f GladesviIis.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-24
Couldn't get any sympathy.

A colored girl has created some ii'llc
stir in this city during the past week.
and her experience proves the utter ny
pocricy of tho worshiping republi-
cans. There are no elections pending
now, and negro philanthropy is at low
ebb. The girl made her appearance here
and claimed that she was just four days
from slavery, over the underground rail
road. Others said she had boon seem
fenced to the Reform School, but that
the officers refused to receive her, and she
was left in the street. She appealed to
the professions of the black-republicans
of this capital of black-republican State,
where reign an administration who OBJ
tanned power by colored blood, but could
obtain nothing. About the only bed,
bread and shoes she obtained, was from
one of those pro-slavery blood-hounds, a
locofoco Deputy U. s. Marshal. A poor
negro woman could starve in the streets
of an abolition city, and under the nose
of nigger-worshipping administration,
but if anybody had proposed to give her
comfortable home in Kentucky, what a
running together, what agony, what elo-
quence, what pile of philanthropy and
old coppers would have been spent to
have prevented it! Philanthropy for a
nigger a good ways off is a paying insti-
tuition for demagogucs; little practical
philanthropy at your door is quito diff
ferent thing.
The girl seemed to have the idea that
the professions of equality Of the black
republicans was n reality, and that she
was a going to live and enjoy them.-
Among her notions Of her rights in thi'
land of equality was right to attent
school. She accordingly presented her
self ut the Union school for the benefit
of that institution. A black-republical
constable was sent for, which hastene'
her obedience to the command to leave
After three or four days trial she becam
disguised with the treatment of her pc
litical friends, and shook the dust off he
feet one morning and departed. So niue
for practical test Of abolitionism.
Lansing Journal.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-24

Q The HARBoR.-The sub contractor,
Mr.. Zuidweg, has completed the piers to
the surface of the water, to the length
which he contracted to build this year.
The Harbor contractors decided at their
last meeting to add 200 feet to each pier,
making 400 feet, and Mr.. Zuidweg made
proposition to construct The work which
was accepted, and it will be Immediately
commenced. The new work will carry the
piers beyond the middle bar, leaving only
the outer bar, with from 13 to l6 feet of
water, before the entrance.
Shipping continues active, some SIX
vessels being constantly engaged in our
trade. Next season, with 8 or nine feet
of water, as we may reasonably expect,
we look for business at least thrice as
great. Ottawa Register, 10th.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-24

AN IMpRovEMENT.-Mr. 2. +. Plans
stiehI is constructing substantial wharf
on the lake. He designs it to be some
40 feet long, with ten feet of water in
front, and fifty feet deep. 1t will be built
on white oak piles well driven. The ma
chinery is now being constructed for driv-
ing them.
We notice also, that n wharf is being
constructed around the old Van der Sluis
saw mill, now owned by 7. p. Sheldon,
ESQ.,, of Kalamazoo. Whether il is with
a view TO start the mill again, or merely
TO protect the foundation from washing,
We have not learned. III.