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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-20

A CARD.-Prof J: w. REEVE. of the Rich
form his friends ana the public generally. that in
consequence OF an increased number of students
and business, he has associated with him the we'll
known Southern Card Writer and Penman. Prof.
WM. FLEGENHEIMER. for the purpose of es-
CITY. under the name and style of the Southern
Commercial Colexe,' thereby giving Southern
youths the same. if not much better facilities to
receive a thorough commercial education in Rich
mond, WHICH. in great many instances; they try to
and competent to- teach Double Entry BOOK
RIEEPING. C0MMER IA CAJLSCuLATi9NS'
CARD WRITING and the GERMAN and
FRENCH LANGUAGES. We also write WIS
TING. INVITATION and WEDDING CARDS.
POST BOOKS for mercantile or other establish.
ments, SETTLE ACCOUNTS and execute all
kinds of PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL WRITING.
At present scholars will attend at Cone & Smith s
school, room. on Franklin street, as heretofore.
suitable rooms will be procured. -Appllcants can
apply at the school room or at the Exchange Hotel,
where Mr.. FLEGENHEIMER can be seen Cu-
ring the day. H-6t*
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. .siln' rooms. and can accommodate n gentleman
pS.p VILE and ~ several sIngls gentlemen, with
~ Md LODGING. Termg moderate.
RoARDING.-I have two pleasant and desira-
mea,e .w 3et fsRs can afS
Ht-2w' Mrs. BASS.
RgAKDOR RENT.-Two most DE- SIRABLE
Rooms on 18th street, in rear of the maln
agadlEg On corner of Broad street, opposite the
fsshilsG House. They will lie rented to sing le,
aham married gentleman, without childrt n, who
sal be accommodated with board in the family.
s,ils:tEe residence, Broad and 18th streets.
RhI-th
RoARDING.-Several desirable Rooms. suit
naZ-lm
I - " B;osToN. MASS.
.1sn!iemen will find the best Of accommodations,
ss sS 1911 the ntss e
assm j. 5!f p h SAfHkEa'
NorICE.-The Manchester Cotton and Wool
-. manufacturing Company having introduced
~, .asir establishment consderable quantity OF
sr sosls En- machinery, viii be enabled IN future
w. ~. wooLLEN FABRICS Of various sly les and
ss eor quality. in addition to their present pro-
co Hi6 a9 YAR FN,gedG EaIS snSs a.
contract for WOOL. and will nay the fullest mar
tx sas rs"s WI 1pEGiy ffSSwERs Agent
Fgk SALE A STEAM SAW MILL, ishteen
r., ae ~ Power ENGINE. nearly new. located
sstissnG 70 md York River Railroad on the farm
, zane 70 any one wishing TO purchase. 1t will
VII al a bargain by aP !gh1rr q CLOSE
Ia.uranc. and co.e a1nh h.ont ci is.s st.
Exchange Hotel Binding, Richmond, Va.
>@ls-cst w2t&sw4.
NJ; NEW GOSHEN BUTTER.
yunshed Coffee ard n. y. SUGARS.
c0flfFHr aoLASsES; Old Java and Lasuayra
sS s'ssa S S,yJH I. Smoked TONGUES:
I'D RY fENfi spIsIlor old FRENCH
Fi fsRr "ISE pYIs W GIssf yIT sES..
vH-4, Corner 18th and Main streets.
D'sNEK, TEA AND
w.. y. a.v. now opeu Of reo.at mi
q v. dinner. TEA AND TOILET SETS.
a@ss Ae'ns W. AND 'a nfI a psi snn from
,'D-a No. - Pearl street.
kiE5RkslGERATORs ANDWATER cool
an. .si; wSTER cconEss
ads, vsg ., approved patents. Of different sizes
na ''''s %a rl :. sd 5i iHs :. son.
n. - No. - Pearl Of.
TsI ian DurTkK, FRESH BUrTER..-
TIL, Jus, , snu hrkins fresh tthis sprinE'si But
'eceived and for sale At retail. by
vB-a J. y. ROBERTSON,
rv Cor. Governor and Franklin sts.
and WINE, l. n DON PORTER
y e'iCH ALE-Genuinc articles, for sale
1H-M J. b. ROBERTSON,
ms. Cor. Franklin and Governor sts.
wHisxfKvENCH BRANDY AND RYE
st.s... 1s e, Oldest and sursst and best
nA-.. Cor. r,.uljis g. a. aa9SS a..lss2 y.
I.wINFSsHvERRY AND n ADET0A
We By 'intAxed 1859 and 1870 and '6e, for
s, Cor. pr.nli,ss 3. q. saSSS a1.lsS, T..
yIss . And hAH NESS ron 61IE.-Ws
isssis. nfst- rate Farm CAkT and HxINEES
ilssa Du9.Ey : 60,
uFsds;. HAMS: HAME!-J.-1 1scs, ysd. Us
s'ssthinx ,s sfatHicA II A M 3, Thcse n vcGt q
really superior vii llesss ell.
w. : Corner eli md Cal strssis.
i, aotsE sEihxss , r. rate syAMsTREes ana
ssH-ssss' 70 the Cork o K cciSmi;ssi Hotci.
~ ssNtsi viA ss1,s pevssp With so0s 49, Is 80
-, sgeth Nj HI ' AZ 70 fnxsss y sgets3l 6aO6k-
- : gO,d ciasS"sss ao39 . eae h.anaaps - J
'ee y sddFsa'i2E g: q. "a
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pax L X III d K,
BOSTON, MASS.
.9satemen will find the best of accommodations,
MaIsVery effort for the comfort of guests. LAR
sthaot exceed in the United States.
ii. d. PARKER,
~ TIN J. F. MILLS.
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By Richard Camthorm, Auct'r.

DAIR or CREAM COLURED HORHES,
L AT AUCTION.-vn SATURDAY, 2lst inst :,
hsr HILL will sell at suction Fair oil ine. cream
co!ored Horses. years old, warranted sound. and
to draw single and double. The ab,ve are superb
animals, and will be sold on a credit of mon this
for approved negotiable paper
After the above, will sell a sOrrel Horse Of i'm
mense sze, and suitable, IN consequence. for
heavy draft. Iap2Ol r. CAUrHORN.
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~ -. =. 1ayier : ., z1<s.s.

C9Tss44R l1 n H4l 8 IN aafSAk.es
Qcasty Coert Isooeeaeea 81 sAe - III
- s:s:::l {: g; -: = c:::
3tS sesset. Uses aius eeegSeq II 81 l1le6sll.
f.c.1ss = ~ - I.s.1sa 1.sk z. IL lsle c.:
60! 50 SS ..ss, and ass's :ss's la sss
Arb i = : s1 III riIMiissa n FsS siss
g: 40 scott street: and Alnos1sS Creek s1jo6ning
in"ss s r : as: t ;cs' xcs 6r Lamp ID
!he ahOve p!Aa, Described . Loe No. q. ~ 81
'osTF ..sn ne ;. are: q q; Gsyn. FL. $780,.
- w eeasi tastalWsnss. 9 . oVsdbt q o02 =
nCntns, re purchaser sivinK naaoa, With tI10eo0e
Jas. N. TAsIon I sos. xssss. ~
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LTE INSURANCE, Ake

-
THE q U A AN re = eTOl o. f!4H
L VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
having heen subscribed aed the COMPANY 6sgoa-
ICED, They will BE- prepared r. issue loliDise % o4
sio.s tho lsta Of As.. a. sns,. ss -, osss's
This company 10 instituted With vlew % 1eee1n
at home the larse Sums heresofcss Dsid fte0 ~
oessity to Northern Offices; and is hased upon The
principle Of mutual interest aAd bono0t Of 1nooe-
ers and insured.
VIRGINIA LIFE lNSURANCE C0MfA.
v NY.-At q meetinE Of the Stockholders Of tho
Vrxlnia Life insurance Company. held ~ -
Office Of tho Merchants IneuleuQe C09pa4ya ~
the city Of Richmond, on WEDN ESDAfs eho rs
of March, 1850 tho following gentlemen were oleoe~
VIM. II. Macfarland, Jobs Pqreell.
Joseph Allen, SAINT 7: Ivy.
Thos. W: McCsnoe. 2. @. Bsfssy.
John II. Montague, 20. II. Many.
David !; Burr. {:.: cey.fdis'
}s :. L. !s%S :s:r.o.. lciTc ks SSII:;ito....
W.. o. = rS S.s.'hs w: Il. ecass ;'l:ss..
IL. r: =. Baskerville Wyndhem 916oEoDeos
WIN. il Hsa.i i.'' fssss ). w. .ssssss.
Robt. r. Brooke, no. Haekias.
Georss D. Hhell, EdWsF1 Ne9vell,
WellingtCn 0Oddin, 8eQsaaJ QQoposs
=: :: :'::; Il
'''''fs , q: !s''eywln1 8 .iHsxcyAstAxp
.iss. p,sss1fs:vHs.A4n'ki aAHk{Soa.
1:'s:s:;aSsd aSdff /. lSRg1Hks f!:.
nk H S-ssa = s'' .xSaiR PLEAsANrs. sssy.
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BOARDING.

RoARDiNG.-MRS. NESBITT. on the corner
= o. Gary and Fousiec streets. has n couple of
,sIih' rooms. and can accommodate gentleman
e. ,s wife and several single gentlemen, with
shd LODGING. TeTms moderat
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- VALUABLE LOUISA LAND FOR
- SAIAE.=Wl ahing To dianose of my real az In

- VALUABLE LOUISA La ID FOR
So SALE.-Wlshng to dispose of my real estate,
':- in order to divide the proceeds among my
children. offer for sale, privately, my FARM,
SHINING Hill.
This most desirable tract of Land lies in the heart
of the valuable tobacco Lands Of Louisa, on both
sides Of the south branch Of the North Anna river
adjoining the lands Of H. p. Poindexter, Gabriel
Jones, Joseph NJ Baker and others. eight miles
from Louisa Court House and Tolersville. on the
Virginia Central Railroad, and equally convenient
to both.
Thus Farm contains 100 acres. Of which 80 are
wood land. more than three-fOurths Of which are
heavily timhered with oak, pine and hickory Of or
hsh state Of mprovemen."We ADAPTED "i to 4 the
growth of wheat corn and tobacco. There is a
comfortable DWELLING, with eight rooms.
good barn, tobacco houses, and all necessary out
borhood pleasant. Presumins that any one wish
ing to purchase will visit the Farm and see for
themselves; deem It unnecessary to speak far
three tracts. Il desired. Benr verv DESIGNS IF
selling, terms will be made to accommodate pur-
chascrs.
My manager, Mr.. GROOM, will take pleasure in
Yarchase. JULIA A. HOLLADAY.
For further information, apply to DR.. w. c. N.
Randolph, Char lottesvie, Va; or H. T. Holiday,
Rapid Ann Station. Orange and Alexandria Rail
road. who is authorized to sell. de 26-d1awts
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100 Main street.
MeItcdt ErdntheTS.-Drs. X. /. COLEMkN and
} AS. H. CONWAY. 17-6t
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HORSES, MULES. ROCkAWAY. CAR.
II RYAI.L. FURNITURE WAGON. &C., AT
AUCTIUN.-On SATURDAY. 2lst instant, at 10
o'clock, will sch, at the lot on Council Chamber
Hill.
Several Saddle and Harness HORSES.
very large young, we'll broke MULES.
ALSO,
made ROCKAWAY, entirely new.
CARkYAtL. with Top, in good order.
FURNlTUKE WAGON and 2 HORSES,
sold for no fault
TKRMs.-90days' credit, for approved paper.
apo E. h. COOK, Auct.
CTOCK OF GROCERIES, FIXTURES.
~ &C, AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY next. 23d
inst, at 10 O'Clock will sell at the store of D. A.
}. Marabse. on Franklin, between 18th and 10th
streets the stock OF Goods contained in said store,
embracing the variety usually found in we'll reg
ula.ed Family Grocery.
At the same time. will be sold the Key and Fix
lures.
The whole of the above may bs purchased pri-
vately, before the day of sale, by application to d.
A. J. VARIABLE, or +. d. COOK,
apis AuctiOneer.
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- #!lg! Elif
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jAk X L X UOC s II

RoAR DlNG.-Several desirable Rooms. suit
!. sse for families, at the REVERE HOUSE.
GaZ-lm
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MUTUAL SYSTEM.
CAPITAL a sn0 on
Annual premiums for Insurance ONE THOU
SAND DOLLARS for whole term of life with and
without Dividends.
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- susqssihes - lia e.sstliskaelfo a ~ r. .
Ess{9l n.. "a. g a.4 faf2i lYEsE5 % So0z n
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Nj NEW GOSHEN BUTTER.
SxfIshed, Coffee ard N. y. SUGARS.
cOgslEyri nOLASSES; Old Java and Lasuayfa
saeeI City HAMS; Smoked TONGUES.
Bstv vvieed PIGS FEET; superior old FRENCH
~ Old RYE WBISKEY.
Fl, Jug PORT WINE pure Cider VINEGAR.
. @e by C.P. WORD & BRO,
n... N Corner 18th and Main streets.
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R0AkDOR RENT.-Two most DE- SIRABLE
y ROOMS on 18th street, in rear of the maln
f9shiian House. They will he rented to single,
fha married gentleman, without chlldrt n, who
.oad BE accommodated with board in the family.
ssiis:the residence, Broad and 18th streets.
nh sl-t
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COR RENT..A vacant Lot, 50 feet front, on
+ the Dock, near the ship hook. Apply to
A. BODEKEk CO..
nh 1l-ts No. 10 Main street.
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b lit n q II Il -
Ess2E7x Tho steamer BELVIDERE, Cant
.'E~1WM. w. KxENE. will receive ireirh t
To-Day 1FKIDAY,l and UP to the hour of IL o. clock
NJ: SATURDAY. the 2lst inst. o''~
Freight taken for Boston via Baitimora n Io,r
rates aud with great dispatch. ~"
ms steamer has splendid state room passenger
Passage and fare g.
q, fassengeIS are requested to be on board hefore
ture WIN "' "a "0p"'
tickets Tor passage procured either at our Office
"a the sup, opposite the Columbian Hotel or at the
Sseamers' wharves, Rockets.
ap 9-N DAVID r. VIM CI,RRyH
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-03-22

THE YANKEE GIRLS The women of
New England, and particularly those Of
Massachusetts,, earn millions Of dollars
annually, in various branches of in ius.
Try which have been introduced in mod
crn times. In one part of Massachusetts,
'eu'a'e labor is employed upon binding
SHOES IN another district, braiding straw
Is the leading pursuit in neiyhboriny
county, palm leaf is converted into
bonncts a. hats by women and in the
seaport villages, clothing is made bv tho
female residents for large deal r. in Bos.
ton. The effect of this home Industry
upon large scale has been the with.
drawal Of nearly the whole native force
from the factories. and the substitution
of forei. in manufacturing villages
while, in ,ha matter of domestic service,
the native women have almost wholly
left the field, much to the regret and
annoyance Of housekeepers and we ap.
prehend that If the amount of the az
gregate wealth of the women of Massa
chusetts could be asccrtained, the sun
would surprise everybody. They form ;
large class Of the depositors in Saving,
banks, and there is hardly corporation
within our borders that has not females
among its shareowncrs. Tho indepcnd.
ent industry Of our New England women
adds largely each ycary to the aggregat.
wealth Of the ccnmunity.
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Abraham Lincoln, of Illinois.

AfFoih Tue htAtiS name II efubhCAn
No one of the Republican statesmen
speaks more TO our condition than the
distinguished competitor Of Douglas. .-
lie has a profound appreciation Of the
magnitude OF the great struggle in
which we are engaged lie sees that it
is an uprising Of The enlightened patriot
ism OF the country, ofthe men who havo
inherited the devotion of their revolu-
tionary forefathcrs to the great princi-
pies OF liberty, against the insidious sd-
vanccs Of drSpotism aud slavery.
Ever since the memorable contest with
Douglas in 1893, which was moral vic
tory for Lincoln, because as man, aud =
statesman, ,he:owered above his Antagonist,
who was only a demagoguc and a polite.
ian. We have felt warm admiration for
the gallant champion Of Republication
in the West. Douglas appeals were all
low and nvrccnary, poor shallow decep-
ton. and cvaSions to meet the exisen-
ucs Of the hour l4incoln's arguments
were addressed to the reason and con.
science ofthc people, and we're calculated
to lay the foundation Of solid convictions
after the passions and prejudices Of the
canvass had passed away.
The name IF \bral am Lincoln OF the
Republican Presidential ticket second, if
not first, will give it strength and prest-
irc all over the lnion
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-03-22

Is *AuriErL HOMES The proportion
If really beautiful homes, even in t..
o!ie,, settled portion Of the Free States,
(Says an agricultural writer, i, lamenta-
bly, small Regarding this as resulting
from in,lequ'te pecuniary resources, We
venture to rcalirm that the whole Land
Of the puritans mi .ht have been rendered
far more pleasing to the eye than it is at
present, without involving any very con
siderable additional expenditures. Even
now, Il fund might be provided for en-,
bellishin- all the country residences in
the Eastern States, were it practicable
to coin back iato their Original cost, the
gaudy, Inappropriate, nieaning les, deco
ratons VIII ch could be advantageous "
stripped eff from the architecture AMI
dressed grounds of our suburban cottages
and mansions For this sort of what
may be styled aesthetic disgraces, indeed,
We, as people, have paid smartly since
offences against the beauty of utility, of
form and OF sentiment, every sentiment,
every nei :hborhood in the country con-
tains examples enough to humilate aud
national pride that may strive to shut
the eyes against such ridiculous misap.
preparations Of money.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-03-22
NO. XII.

/ 1--WE have stated in former questions
the points on which we ask for light
They are few aid brief: Is slavery right
or w,on-; l. it good thing or bad
thing; Il hr>>in, to the country, or =
curse Il thin. to be cherished aud ex-
tended; or reprc>scd and done away -
Is it "A wicked aud cruel thing to sepa.
rate hu.haud- and wives, parents aud
children Have slaves a right to read
the Bible, and is il 4 crime for the law
to step in and forbid them from thus
comm. to the Word Of God? These are
short questions. and can be answered in
few words We ask on y that they be
not vague gcnrrnlIticS, but frank and ex.
plcit. such as other religious papers are
wont TO use.
\ merchant who has watched this dis.
cus>'on with much interest, has request.
cd us to frame upon the basis Of these
questions proposed by the Ero"gelist,
series of questions on slavery which I'D.
MT only OF categorical answers and 10
announce that for every such onsrer
which the rLScrrtr will give to these
questions in it. own columns, he will pay
into the treasury of the American Board
hr"ntH .Hrc dp/lurs p'r dnsmer.
We therefore offer these premium
questions:
|. Is it wrong to sell human beings,
guiltless of crime;
> Is it wrong to hold human beings.
as property, subject to be bought and
sold?
j. l. il wrong t" sep rate by force or
law. husbands and wives, parents and
children, when neither crime, nor vice,
nor insanity in either of the parties calf
fer such separation?
1. Have slaves an equal ri yht with
other persons to marry according to their
own choice, and should such marriage,
when contracted, be held sacred aud in.
yiolablc?
! D. Has slave woman an absolute
right to her chastity and is the master
WHO violates that chastity guilty Of
crime?
! e. Have slaves ri .ht 70 read the Ri.
bic, and is 1t Il crime to forbid them to
he taught to read
!. + the system of slavery as it exists
in the Southern States Il blessing to the
country, which should be cherished aud
perpetuatcd by national legislation
.. Is tie system Of slavery, as by law
! established in til SJutuern, States, NOR
ally right?
Each Of these questions admits of =
direct categorical answer. If the OF.
sc'r"r will transfer these questions to its
columns. and answer each of them by y
simple yes. or no, then for each and
every such explicit unsr.r, we will pay
over to \ Ncrwin, Esq, for the Amer
lean Board, twenty-five dollars. The
money is on deposit, aud the Board is
greatly in need OF funds Here is an
opDyrtunitv within q i.ht days TO- secure
to its treasury two hundred dollars, a
larger sum then the plymouth Church
dcbated over for a month. This offer
stands open for three weeks, and we will
thank tho press, both religious and Sec
u'ar, t. give it the widest possible pub
liciv.
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Premium Questions.
From the Chicago Press and Tribune.

FROM III" tllcaEo lF'ss ana ifit5ULe.
The New York OL$errcr h; 5 lon. hccu
the active apologist for, if indeed it is
not the Jealous supporter of, slavery. Its
positions have become highly offensive to
nearly all the Evangelical churchc. Of the
North, and we mistake il its trucking to
1.-The sum Of all yilaioics,' does not SO
affect its pccuniary prospects as to bring
its editors to a proper appreciation of
their true position. \ very spicy con.
trovcrsy has been in progress for the last
month or two between the Ubsercer and
the New York Esunyeii<t, which is
briefly referred to in the following ar,!-
Gle. which we take fro, the New York
I,,i.urndcnt:
The New York Erongriist is enleav-
oripg to elicit from the New York d.
scrrer some explicit avowal Of It's opinion
on the subject Of slavery. Notwith-
standing the cvasiveness Of the Obserrer,
the Etnngciist has thus far proved "a
little too sharp for it, and has at last
brought it to a stand with the following
questions. Having said that .'whoever
can extract from the New York OL$ervef
clear and positive opinion about slave
ry, mot about Abolitionism, but about
sLAvERY,) can obtain from it larger
reward than was ever offered for prem
ium tract" the Evangelist proceeds as
folloys:
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A Cat in the Meal.

1t is said, though We do not vouch for
the truth Of the report, that, after tho
Mexican Treaty had teen under discus.
sion thrae or four days in the Senate,
discovery was made that it virtually cs-
tnblishcd free trade with the Mexican
Republics least in a lon; list Of articles,
which, Imported from other countries, are
dutla'lc to the extent Of 10 to 80 per.
cent, uR roiorcm. Now as we have
trcsties with France and England 10
which guarantees arc inserted that their
commerce shall be placed on footing
of ciuaIi,y with the most 'fayored na-
ton, the ratification Of the bargain
would have been the opening of an era Of
free trade with both these nations
measure for which our revenue system
is not prepared. 1t is said, further, that
this free trade provision was not the re-
suit of any supposed advantage to grow
out Of unrestricted commerce with our
nci-hboring Republic but deep design
on the part of the Democracy whereby
they hoped to d by indirection what
they knew would be refused if asked in
terms Of Congress or the people.
This dlscovery.or something else equsl-
ly as potent, is supposed to have killed
the treaty 50 dead that there is no hope
of its resurrection. But as the discus
sion is in Executive session, within
closed doors, the public will not be fully
informed of the exact state of the case
until the injunction to secrecy is rcmov-
l. We give the rumors for what they
re worth. Press ant Tribune.
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Lines inscribed 10 Little Thompson.

rrpLssnED pT REarEsr
Yc sacred chcrubims, whose carly songs
Attend the portals OF great heavens abode;
If to your charge the blessed care belongs.
To wait the pure Of soul to see their God;
say, If far IN, ,rta''s giicf 10 trembling tear,
Quick from the hurried eye Of heaven flows,
~n1tched by too eager fa'e, an cary bier.
mothcr's sHtf'iinrs and a fathers woes:
~. tA"u-i to him, Nat hca"cn's eternal throne
Va T. it, eN"l a.t'ng F"rta, high:
r.. II t,r LIN - ,-c little virsue. shone,
.p".t. ~ j,.A he agonzing tear,
7" ,rc oitnd the most supreme command,
i;y weeping hin, ve thought too good t. die ?
Or soothing grief ex On the + icnl'y haad
or PHYS balm, to wipe alIlictions eye:
low sweet the hud p)nchcd in you.l's early.
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IRE his u tfcctcns ri end to the view;
struck j., iHH ifni IF dealt. lei"rr his time
The C,rae>s Hnu.i-,tcI ere The Laurel grew.
For him. though ev'ry breast ponr> forth + woe
How vain is grief, how vaj4 each human 81 ii !!
Then cea-c 20 -,r,cvc, t,rhid the tears to How,
For know, the .lu.S gpol cm nersr aie.
sac, Tie chilh by evry ieart a1or'l:
Eel GIFTED age kciicld his rising worth;
For 100 snod to kindI ed soul, restored,
With "ng Is now, he sn.s, of tn birth.
Adicu, dear child adien, anl every grief
fha here cprroles our hear,s Shall find relief:
hour,
When parted friends shall NEE, to part no more.
ni"i nj whose hopes are high. who fondly trace
Your future comforts in Your blooming race;
Drop here. dear friend. a sympathetic tear
Fox what We feel anu what ~" have to fear,