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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-12-27

SrArs BsAlD ~ AsasopLruaE.-Ths 70.
csst sIsssios sf tie -salssrs Of the State
Beard q Agrituau{ ~ ,sst,ted in ,hs
election Of the fOlia~ieg sse,is~en. !
D. Z. Gsrdnsr, President, Toledo.
lWm. DsW,ti, Rec. v6ee'y. Cleveland.
q. w. Potwls, Tpsssss-r, Zanssvills.
n. 9 Tcws.h .hend. Avon, Loteia Co.
n. 3. Perkins, Wsren, Trumbuil Co.
Jobs d.. MillakIh, Hamilton, Butler Co.
las n Trinbls. Hiiisboro, Highland Co,
'Jeha .Reber, Il easter, Fsiraeld CT.
=, c. Jones. Dslswsre, D, l,wsrs Co.
Dsvid Tsyiur, Columbus, franklin Co.
sJohp n. Kliapsrt. Cor Sec'y, Colsnbus
y Ths .lsxt &se,iDg of the Board viii TAX,
place oss the 9Th Of Febusry, At which tius
the Iecssloh cf yhs FAR Ior 1861 will bs Dc.
tsrpiaed. pseaism list, revised, awarding
aennttaesS appointed 20, "Fefh la7
= = = :, :.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05

A fellow was once telling Of his won
derful adventures with the Indians. He
had encountered and fought them IN ev-
cry possible way and shape. Imagining
that his listeners were all trembling at
bis narrow escapes be concluded to give
them u settler, and 50 commenced as fol-
lows:
zone evening late I was a goin' up a
steep hOller. We'll, it war a perfect cliff
on each side, straight up and down over
two hundred feet. As I war a goin' along
/ looked back, and thar ! sees morn one
hundred Injins a slippin' along after me.
Thar's no chance 10 run out on eithers side
for the rocks war steep and high, So /
jist commenced paddlin' it right up the
holler. They hooked it right np after
me, and we run MORN five miles. AT
last / cum to the end Of the boiler right
up agin another high rock. and they had
me hemmed in. / found thar was no
chance to get away, SO l sot to and shot
two Of 'em and"
Here the narrator paused to think, as
if he had forgotten some part Of his adj
venture. His eager listeners asked him
how he came out.
"Well," he continued, II sot 10 and
shot two of them. and the rest all come
runnin' al me a yelIin', and a screamin'
like devils, and"
Here followed another pause.
What did they do 2" asked one who
had become much inteterested.
"Well, sir, they jist cum a sweepin' up
like so many varmints, a maxim the very
ground ring with their yells-and-"
"But what did they do 2"
Seeing he had got his story somewhat
tangled up, he excisimed, pettishly:
"They all rushed on me and killed me
of course-what in the h-ll else do you
think they could do 2"
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05


Whs.eas On he 59l GF
1859, WIIiom H1Ies 1 8EIiel. .sr Sc
exscut8d 60 WIfI1mH. ho1F1 n4e.I
the use and ben,dt Of the ssVslai tbslsin
named, npor ths feloaine 6eo
Brosnsille, Aomaha NCeuaty, aet1
to-Hits Lot 10 81, 81 block no Is "a thscrrn1 r
of said town, said DEED recorded in N1 4
ord, no. 1, Pages SIS and Bl0 Of Records 81 ND
Hsmaha County. And whereas it 81 rr9tle1 ia.
said deed Of trust that said trustee after slgint
weeks notice Of the tine ant place ~ ms
Real Estate should sell he same at Public sale e
the hi ghast BIDDER for cash. anfapplyto proceeds 81
expansesof said trEst and tie payment tf ttc elaine
ants named in said deed. Notice % therefore here.
By given that VI lillian H.Hoorer, Irustsea a. nfcrs-
said, will On Friday the z5lh day 81 Nay, AID
1850, hotWesn the hours Of 8 o'clock. "a. q, and
o'clock, Pm. of said dey, ofer 81 rnblic nIo - taa
deer Of the Omoe Of the RegistsF ~ Desda ~ He-
maha County. in the City CT BroWnvifls, N. q, the
above described real estate, and win sell he sanel Co
the highest bidder fog oash So hand, and urpa
such sale viii make, execute aekncRieag and
liver To she rurcha8ef 81 pure1asera. a deed Ri sid
estate. WILLIAM HlH0OTE1
Nays, 1s6o--ste4 IEcEEE1
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05

notice is hereby given to all p5rsons interested that
Esther Beishline has been appointed Administrators Of
the estate Of John ~Beisbline, late Of PaWnee County,
!. t. deceased. All persons having claims against the
said-estue are notified to present them 10 the Probate
Court Of saidC0unty, on o. before ihe fin DAT ofMay.
1850, OF they viii be forever barred from recovering
such claim in any action whatever. II. G. LORE,
12WnC31Fs7 Probate Tns9e
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05
NANSEMOND
Sweet Potato RHanfx.

OF snperior quality-best EariatYfoF tie North
packed 10 50 safely, lang d~issaneasb BY Express
Price-4O0 81; 1900 81. 5000 So; 10000 SIS.
Our plants have produced fine crops n the 49,.
for many years, even as high as 4ta.
f G. B.MURRAY T
Late o. s.. Murray s Sonl Fostayr 1890
Warren County Ohio.
Orders left at the Advertiser one mn ,set With
prompt attention.
April -, 1859.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05
h LaSt brink.

Dan James has a wife, al accomplish
ed and beautiful lady who loves him de-
votedly, but she finds too many bricks in
his hat. One night he came home tight,
and was not very much astonished, but
rather frightened to find his worthy lady
sitting up for him.. She smiled when he
came in; she always does.
"You stayed out so late," she said,
"that 1 feared you had been taken sick"
"Hic-ain't sick, wife; b-but don't yon.
think Pm a little t-tight?
"a very little, perhaps, my dear, but
that is nothing-yOu have SO many asso-
sociates, you say, you must join them IN a
glass once int while"
gWife, you are too good-the truth is
arn drunki ~
TO. fmI
NoE SUPPOSE Tc
ale with me. Inslaat nleht-c3 ae4
Yodar8too Kidd, fny dear }
know I'm drunk"
ooh, no, only a iuley toonpuch. love,
that's all. Well, take glass Of ale at
any rate it cannot hurt you, dear, Iwant
one myself.
The lady FASTENED to open a bottle,
and as she placed two tumblers before
her on the side-board, she put il D a
very powerful emetic. Filling the glass
with the foaming ale, she handed that
and with a most bewitchihg smile, to her
husband. Suspicion came cloudily upon
his mind. She had never been so kind
before when he was drunk. He looked
at the glass, raised it TO his lips-then hes
itated.
"Dear, won't you just taste mine, to
make it sweeter ?' said he.
"Certainly, love" replied the lady,
taking a mouthful, which she was very
careful not to swallow.
Suspicion vanished, and so did the ale,
emetic, and all, down the throat of the
satisfied husband. After splitting u the
taste, the lady finished her glass, bur
seemed TO be in no hurry to retire. She
fixed a foot-tub Of water before an easy
chair, for which the husband was curious
to know the reason. A few minutes af.
ter the gulp and splurge from the throa'
of the husband gave the answer,
The brick was gone when be rose from
the easy chair, and he never after carried
one home to his wife.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05

Ladies Repository, for July is re-
ceived. II is an interesting number; con-
tsins a iDe portrait Of Rev. Gas. Coz
Inns; a steel plate engraving wynn
Stag" Denlighshire, England, and much
valuable reading matter.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05

We learn from our Post Master, j. H.
MAUs, Esq than the number of letters
sent from this Post Office for the quarter
ending June 80, 1890, was 3,2l4
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05
Probate Notes.


1s e5nSiy q y 49, SsS1ss-a Probsis cart
whereas Hesih Nuck0lis, administTatcT 81 ne e.
tat6of joseph Deroin deceased. late 81 Eenaha co1ntg
has made application % the Probate Court 81 Nanl1a
County, Eebraska Territory Tor one years &tsnson CT
time, 70 coiiect the assefts and pay sha 1ebss SEQ char4l
c~harecabla against The same notee 81 hereby given q
an whom Il may concern. that havA set FlIdaV, t1a
18Th day 81 Mar, At 10 o'cf1ck ~. ~ said day. ~ ~
l86Os as the tine for the bearing g Eid appHctcnnt
nv ofncolu BrcWnQiIle in said county when ana w1tro
alipersons interested are requested 20 appeaf and new
cause why said extension stoul6 rot teall08s1.
witness ms hand and the seal 81 said eouFt flsTn
day " April, Al 1880.
Q w.WHRELEB, Probate 5udsA
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05
nERM S .

o6id IN advance 500
onesS . at the end Of 6 months, go
GO g ~ ~ % ola 800
:, Of y or more viii be furnished ~ Slsoo per
vjdeSt me cash accompanies the order, not
Use.
4 The Nebraska Advertiser having
!. the largest circulation Of any paper in
territory, Wholesale Merchants in st.
L st. Joseph. Cincinnati and other East
-srkets where Nebraska merchants pur-
/. will find no better advertising medium
! western country-A
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05

II undersigned has 600 acres of Choice Lands Io-
Gated IN this Territory, which he will sell
Cheap for Cash or On Time
For further Information apply to my once on Main
Stree, Of this place. H n.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05
ssStIN theT~ Ome th

s'StITl they COme."-HAcKNET, the
proprietor Of the most extensive, best ar
ranged best supplied, and best kept ranch
between the Missouri River and Denver
CITY, has placed US under obligations to
him BY remembering US in the shape of a
bOuntiful supply Of dried buffalo and an
telope meat. It was fine, sweet and ten
der. 9Do SO some more" William, do
not forget that Buffalo Calf, OF young
antelope.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05
SHERTFF'S SAM
Heath NuckoIls,

Heath Nuckolls,
vs.
XIV. FIfnas
HI. Whitney and
J-W. Coleman.
NOTICE is hereby given that b. xirtas of a SO
eeution issued from tie alce Of to Clerk 81 Hs
Disuict Court Of Kcmaha county. Nehrsta Tos1-
tory, against R " Furras, II J Whilnsrn13 9
Coleman, and in favor Of Heath Nuekols for re
sum Of four hundred and thiltv-ave do'tts ard
thirty cents 4, J B Wells, Sheriff Of Nomaha Co,
Nebraska Territory, have levied upou and frn ther
door Of the house where the last term 81 c6crt ras
held in BroWnville, in said county, on Monday ths
Esd day Of July, A D 1860, at one o'clock, II III
wilt sell at public sale 70 the highest bidder. ff tttk.
in hand, the following described rsal-estats, Ca vita
tho part Of tho N. East quarter 81 section IS toRn-
ship range rs Containing one hundred end thirty
two aeres, With al The improvements thereon,a a. ths
property Of r. J. Whitney, 10 satisfaction At Nd
execution J. B.. WELLS
Sheriff Of Nemaha co.NsTs
BroEnYille, June 18th, 1850. le-6i-s10bo.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05

Wonder why the second number of
he Nebraska City NeOs, issued since
,bsir new Office arrived, was not sent to
R-,,r.,v;As subscribers! Forgot it! Cur
~ Postmaste.vsp' send the package a
uro,r vsva Or did that number con-
tain something not tor their eye IN TINS
especial regionR
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05
ssNOt II the Court Understand

s'NOt II the Court Understand
Herself."-Dr. Charles Albert is here
BY informed that we-haye pretty much
quit inserting "the enclosed odeertise-
ment in your paper and charge the Lowest
rate for SIX months" unless the order
comes from some responsible source.
We've ''been there" several or leveral
iimess tT1
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05

Run OR.-Five negroes belonging to
Alex MAJoRs of Nebraska City, took up
theu BEDS and walSed, on Tuesdaynight
last. TheytOok the U. G. R. R. The
EeuDs thinks, assisted by the "nasty Alb
of Civil Bend and Tabor"
"Who dat knockin' at de door7"
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05
[,ts thanks.

s.ve On hand, printed in superior style, and for
SesDf Cor cash, q fresh supply Of
s1tv Deeds. Mortgage Deeds,
Inst Deeds. Bonds Tor Deeds,
.Jnstice. Sheriff and Constable Blanks,
Blank Presumption Papers,
Township Plats. Bills Lading,
Drafts. Notes, etc, etc, etc.
L.,h We call the especial attention Of thosein need
loting Of any and every description executed 70
A style inferior 10 none, produced IN any part Of
-,fry. We except no office IN the West, or else
u. sd oher specimens Of our Work as evidence.
"a GRAVES. BOOKSELLER, Staticner, and
"a AGENT. Pest Once building, Corner Douglasand
.deeuth streets, Omaha, Mt, IS our authorized
81 for both the AdUerfiser and FGrmeT.
& HARDING & CO., News and Literary De-
fHIps building. Main street, opposite the Muck
= Usuee. Nebraska CITY, are our authorized Agents
roth The ddUcriiser and Former.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05
Sold By all bOokseilers-
GET THE BEST. GET WEBSTER
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Dillon, Thompson & Co.
Cs. ,
-

C8.
Thomas P. Haywood
Notice Is hereby given that BY virtue Of an exc
cution issued from the Office Of the Clerk Of the
District Court Tor Nemaha County, NebraskR Tsfd-
tory, against TIP. HaywRod and in favor Of Dillon
Thompson & Co, for the sum Of sixty-nine dollars
and twenty-seven cents LII b. Wells, Sheriff Of
said Nemaha County, Nebraska. have levied upon,
and will sell at public a%uction, from the door Of the
house where the last term Of the said court was
held, at Brownville Id said county, on Monday,
the 23rd day Of July, A D 1860, to the highest
bidder for Cash in hand, the following describep
property, TO wit; the northwest quarter of section
"a, township 5, range Is, containing 100 acres, with
all the appurteaances thereUuto atiached, as the
property Of said Thomas p. Haywood, in satisfaction
Of said execution.
JB. WELLS,
Sheriff OF Nemaha County, N. T.,
ByBEN.B. THolsoN, Dep.y.
BgoWnvilosJ June 14th, 1850. 49-st-$7 so
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05
The FOurlh.

mother National birthday is "num-
a among the things that were." The
in this section of country, within the
ne Of U knowledge, was celebrated
.ane way or other. Inthis city there
no regular, "OId fashioned cele-
.6on. With some, the day was an
mated. commencing the evening Of the
and running all night, till broad day
IN. and 20 home with the girls in the
~ruing.r The morning Of the Fourth
proclaimed BY the ringing Of Church
M. and the usual number Of rounds
ru The cannon. Quite a number Of our
aeps. with the Band, attended the eel
susion at Rock Port, where we are
there was a great crowd and a gen.
bal good time.
At the the usual hour. Mr.. COMFoRT, OF
Mammoth Bakery, in this City, had
repaired and spread in Whitney's Hail,
most excellent repast of light edibles,
&c cream; summer beverages, etc.
In the evening avery respectable num-
Ter Of citizens assembled in the Congre-
rational Church, where National odes
Tere sung, the Declaration Of Indepen-
.sDoe read by DIR. HoLLhDAT, and an
delivered by DR.. MoPHERsoE.
Rev. Mr.. Upton followed extempOrane-
usly, in his usual fluent and interesting
.yle, pOrtraying the trying times and
avs of those who voluntarily pledged
heir lives, their fortunes and their sa-
red h~onOrs," to secure for US their de-
eeldents, the Liberties we enjoy.
there we're alse several dancing par
dornc tnne here Young
olks enj 60 mems afepPed
d a few moments a. sAcoB MAnRosH
there Gus haa 4l4 ens oGacte
their sodiabiliy, and enjoyment %
nch Occasians, were participating q
'whirling in the giddy waltz"
Altogether, the day passed in quite an
manner in Brownville.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05

MOI WeatheF.-On Sunday, last, in
this place, the degree Of heat, as indicas-
ed by the Thermoneter, was los, in The
shade
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05
Nessrs. G. sc. MERRIAM,

Nessrs. G.. SC. MERRIAM,
GeRHemeH!
/ know not how TO ex-
press my qualification with the valuable and beautiful
features added 20 the great national work, Websterss
QuaTto Dictionary. They render IL possible still more
worthy OF the proud place II occupies as the great stand
ard dictionary Of our good English language. ] say
standard, for while q fe8 scholars and others here and
there, prefer other dictionaries, Websfer's is beyond
dispute the book Of the people, the common standard Of
appeal among the mssses, learned and unleaTned. In our
land. Nor need this be regretted, ss long az It's publish
ers take such unwearied pains 70 keep Y abreast with
every improvement made In the language. IL can only
express my very sincere hope that you may be fully re-
warded for the good work you are doing in the cause Of
sound learning.
With considerations Of high respect,
Iremain, gentlemen, Yours truly,
6 n GREGoRY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05

Lucid InscrlptiOn.-We were shown
4 ieuer dropped in the Post Office in this
place, last week, bearing the following
direction and arrangement-we omit the
name:
To
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05

Gen. EstabrO0k passed up On The
steamer Omaha. on Saturday evening
last.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05

Thanks to KNIsrIr Of the HespsrS
sor lafe s., Ton;s manners ~advance
Of Uncle Sans .I- q slow coaches.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05
TheT KIIIed Him.

Congress Adjourned on The 28th, ult
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05

DICTIONARY.


"EB9TEEG'9
UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY.
MEgzSS M7aMA
AMzRRDm 9IzsoKZ
Mz1E ~
1900 1ettHIM Ln
ABRIDGED Dictionary. containing 1900 Pictorial I%llustra-
5000 to 10000 NEW words in the Vocabulary
Table Of SYNONYMS. By Prof Goodrich,
in which more than two thousand words are carefully
disseminated, forming a fuller work on English SynO-
nyms, Of itself, THAI any other issued, besides Crabb,
and belieyedin advance Of that.
Table, ofving PRONUNCIATION of Names Of 5000
dtsiiHguisAed Persons Of Modern Times,
Peculiar use Of Words and Terms in the Bible,
Win other nesU Features. together With dHtke BdtfeT
OF PRECIOUS EDITIONS,
Comprised i'm a Vol. OfI55O pages.
We have seen specimen sheets Of the Pictorial Illus
tratf0ns. They are well executed. and will often be
found useful in giving a much more correct idea Of an
object than can be obtained by a dehnitIon.-N. r. IT1-
We have seen specimen pages Of portions In archi-
lecture and ornitho1ogy, and md them Of artistic beauty
as well as Of great practicalva e.-ChTtstfGI Mirror
april l2' 1859.
We have seen specimen sheets Of these Illustrations,
and can hardly see how they can be improved in beauty
or accuracy.-BOston Eueaiag TrGnscriPt.
WebSefS Pictorial Dictionary in Boston.
So exhaustive and satisfactory we have uniformly
found IL to be, that enlargement. and Improvement
seemed hardly esirable.-BOst0 Journal
AS whole. the work has no parallel, nor Is Il at all
probable that u UiH tOOR haze ~TTGoeleT
Leaves so little either for the strict scho!or, the mar
Of general culture, OF the limited employer Of common
words, TO desire, that it may with truth be said, that
nothing in the photographed line is left to be desired.
The critics of Webster Sre, as a general thing, m0users
and mole hunters boston Ledger.
Some of the foremost scholars of the age, both in Eu-
the task Of revision and additiun.--BoStO8 Transcript
II is a 6Red fact, a iiUing entity and tCiH mGinfGfn
rs place as the most complete and accurate Dictionary
Of the language dnt.-Bos atlas and Bee.
A monument of Learning in this single line Of iiteraTy
effort. such as no previous age has seen.-BoS Recorder
Making the entire work one which cannOt pc surpassed
and which in our estimation will remain unequalled.-
= Farmer
/ THESE important improvements must make this far IN
advance Of any competitor in the held-BOstOB COagTe-
gdttORaiiSt 1tT
To every writer and speaker OF English it is i~ndispen-
Ball Pictorial
This new edition is q perfect mine Of knowledge and
a nlost complete book Of reference-C0m. BnHetiR
Appears to be as complete as it Is possible to be made
Boston Post.
From Hon. J. NJ. Gregory, superintendent Of
Plblic instruction, Mich
Office Supf. Pub last,
Lansing, June 30, 1853.
Nessrs. G. sc. MERRIAM,
GeRtIemeH!
know not how to e&-
-
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05

Ri county P offs
CeIlem n T

It was evidently intended for Salem.
Richardson County, N. T.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05

TOlbOtH. Edwards At
~.
You will take notice that m order Of Attaehmenl
was issued against your property ard effects, AZ tha
instancs of the abOyenamed plaintif, b Jesse John5
ESQ. Justice Of the Peace within and or Nemahn
county, Nebraska Territory. on the 9th day e june
A D 1860, for the sum Of So dollars, and hat the
said Justice Of the Peace has appointed the 9th d1g
Of August, A D 1860, at ten o'clock A %, for ths
hearing Of said ease at bis Office T.. BroRu7ille, n. Z.
9. BELDEN. Pff8 Aty.
BroWnSiTie, June nth, 1850. 4g-3t-9A
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05

have eft q power ofatlornsy With WILLIAM b.
HO0VER, ESQ. authorizing him to attend to M huil.
ness affairs during ny hbsenco. ST.. SWAN,
Br0wnyille. April, 18th 1850.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-20

IN THE SENATE, to-day, Mr.. Hammond moved
Thursday next 30 ordered. .
MT. Chandler moved that the bin providing for
deepening the channel over the St. Clair hats i'm
dered.
The joint resolution from the House, making an
appropriation Of $40 0OO to defray the expenses of
the Inauguration of the equestrian statue Of ash
inston was pending when our report closed.
In THE HOUSE,, after the reading Of the Journal
in which 1t was stated that the Chair had appoint
ed Messrs. Miles, Of ). c., Davis Of Ind, and
Washburne, of ILL.,, a select committee to inquire
and report on the expediency Of removing the
present seats in the hail. and replacing the chairs
and desks; aud also that the following named
gentlemen had been appointed to constitute the
select committee on the Senate's bill PROPOSE ng
the abolition Of the Thanking privilege :-Messrs
saIiandig ham, Kellogg, Of Ill.,, Burnett, Adams,
Several unImportant bills and resolutions were
introduced
Mr.. Pryor, after announcing the death of the
Hon. VIM. .. Goode, of Va, a member elect of
the ThirtySixth Congress from the fourth district
OF virginia, proceeded to eulogize the life and
character Of the deceased. MI Goode he said
was born In September 1890, and therefore had
well nigh attained the ripe age Of sixty-one wears
He was native Of that State in which he had
been reared, and from which he had received so
distinguished honors. BY an ndulgent father he
was favored with all the advantages Of fortune.
and chief among these were the facilities of a
liberal education
Mr.. Miles, Of :. c., and Mr. Vallapdipham. of
Ohio followed, and after the passage Of the usual
resolutions as further testimony OF respect to the
deceased, the House adjourned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-20

IL The Church troubles In London are array.
ing parties In this country In antagonism. The
view ork Churchman, which is the organ here
OF that class Of relg to which the rector or
st. George's-in-the-East belongs, publishes this
week the text Of an address which IT is pronosed
to send to 'the rector, curates chorsters and the
faithful members of the Parish of st Georee'.-in
The last, symPathizing with them in the perse-
cntions to which they are submitted. A counter
irritation will be the result, and the same steamer
that takes out this address to the Rector will
another to his opponents from that portion of the
Church here which has Its representative men in
Rev DR. Tying, Rev. DR.. Anthem, and Rev. DR.
Garfield, protesting against tendencies to Re-
manism," and aPplauding the opposition to thos.
who would encourage them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-20

IL A meeting called by prominent citizens Of
New York was held on Saturday night in that
city Tor the purpose Of giving expression to the
sentiments Of the people of America who sympa-
th',e with the cause Of Italian independence. It
"as SO largely attended that many of the audience
were obliged to take in the aisles aud others
VINO were unable to avail themselves CT that con-
Venience were obliged to content themselves with
standing room. Mr.. James w Beekman was
CHOSEN chairman Addresses were delivered by
hev r Thompson, Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
ana Kew IL. w. Bellows; by Hon Chas. King,
LII. D., President Of Columbia College: Mr. los
Hoxie and Prof. o. NJ. Mitchell. The PRINCIPLES
urged in the Napoleonic pamphlet Of lie Pare ct
s Consrss were enthusiastically Endorsed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-20

II From J. ShiIlington, and from the pub.
fishers we have the Atlantic Monthly for March.
invit ng as usual in appearance literary
friend hints to us that the article on "Frepch
Character" is. by Henry w. Tuckerman; that
upon the Telegraph" by Geo. B. Prescott, of the
American Telegraph Company; and that upon
''screw Propulsion" by Lieut. VIM Walker. U.
s. N; "To the Muse is by j. r. Lowell ::
bite Mice" by the author Of s'Dog TAX,
"For Christe's Sake" by Gerald Massey; and
Nursery Blarney" by Walter NJ. Mitch ell, author
OF "Songs OF the Sea-" and other clever papers in
former numbers
Also, from Shillington, we have Earpers Mag
az'ne for March, number of average merit; and
No OF Thackeray's Cornhill Magazine, an i'm
Provement on the initial number. we think.
Tnaekeray, in this number, pays an affectiouate
tribute to the memory Of Washington Irving