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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-14

The White Wizard; or, the Great Prophet of the
Seminole Indians. By NEB BuNTLNE. Price s5 cents
II.
Sea Waif; or The Terror of the Coast. A Tale of
Privateering I776. By NED BuNTLKE Price e5 cents
IIl.
Saul Sabberday; or. The Idiot Spy. A Tale of the
Men Of l76 By MD BUETLINE. Price cents.
Nv.
Elfrida; or, The Red Rover's Daughter A New
Mystery New York By MD BuNTLINE Price 2j cents
The O-Wars-Man's Grudge A Romance of
the Revolution By ETD BUNTLrNE Price IS cents
Vi.
Our Ness; or The Pirate Hunters of the Gulf A
Tale of Naval and wild adventure in the Tropics By
NIB BUSTIJEE. Price s5 cents.
VII
Luona Prescott; or. The Curse Fulfilled. A Tale of
the American Revolution. By NED BUNTLHE Prces5 cents.
VIII.
Thayendanegea, the Scourge; or The War-Eagle of
the MohAvks. tale Of Mystery Ruth and Wrong. By NED
BUETLRE, P.ice IS cents
Stella Delorme; or, The Camanche's Dream. Avid
and faneful story of Savage Chivay By MD BuNTANr
The Rift and the Spray A Tale of Smugglers in
the English Channel. Beautifully Illustrated by MALCOLM
Fathaway; or, The Mountain Outlaws A Tale of the
Eorthern Trapping Grounds By Dr. J. II. ROBISsoS Price
All o. the above Books full Of Beautiful Illustrative En-
BooEseler News Agents. and AL Others please send
Cope, Of any or all of the cent free postage,
per mali 70 any one, OIL receipt Of price
Call or send, CT address ali orders t.
FRREDRIC A. BRADY,
tepUo0Om q An Street NauY York
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FURNISHING AMI FANCY C0onS-

FURNISHING AND FANCY GOODS,
NTE daily receiving to our already fu snpl
w Of fail and Winter Goods. We have All, he
latest styles OF Shirts and Collars Stocks, CrsvAts and Tea
We have any quantity Of Cloves Gaunes Robes suspender
and all qualities Of Hosiery both for ladies gentlemen
Our stock OF underwear is complete All the
heaviest fabrics OF Silk and Woolen suitable the
season. The goods will be sold at coepondngy low rates
with the short crop. Il. McGILL,
aepl-H CherrJ street. door frnrnI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-14

TRAIN FOR GALEATIN FAIR.
ON Monday next and continuing during the week. Gala
tin accommodation train viii leave Nashville NJ,
md arrive a. eslletR e s;4s n. -.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-14

large stock Of every grade Of Prints Besehed and Brown
Doeses Plaid LDseys, printed and plain; all wool DeaDes
and CsShmeres Coored Silks Black Silks Poplns Debsges
French Mernos, English md German kerinos Printed Ame
DeLaneS, Ribbons Trimmings, White goeds Embroderes
Laces; large stock Of white yellow, red and gray Fannes
Cloths Cassmeres, Satnes, Jeans. Seal Skin
Cloths; Over Costngs; large stock Of Shirts, Skirts Fronts
Shirt Collars suspender Gloves Hose and half Hose Of every
kind, &C, &C.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-14
CHARLES b. HAIL

DE1LR IN
Boots. shoes, VaIises. Carpet Bags, &C.
No. IS SOUTH SIDE PUBElc sQUAzE,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
now in receipt Of his stock for the Spring and SUM
n H1er Trade consisting Of Bsuies', Cents Msses'.
boys and chidens Boots shoes. Caters, Shippers &C. u
every varieF, with and without heels.
AEsO-La French Dress Trunks sole leather travelling
Trunks Vailes Carpet Bags Ladies' Leather Travelling sahss
&c. &c.
Jan o. which are offered a. low g0ods Of similar GUILTY.
can be PEEchase in the city PLEASE call No ls SQUIRE
marz2- CHARLES B. HALL
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J.
M. & e. F. CHEATHAM,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
FINE BRAEDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, HAILs.
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c,
CORNER or COLLEGE AND ORgROH s7R=Erz
30 Nashville, Tennessee.
VNI In receipt Of large well selected Vtosk og
Groceries, Liquors etc consisting part gsIi0Eus
~ os sugar ali grades 100000 genuine Havana CfQarsi
Wv scacice Aolasses 200 kegs Nails, assorted;
iOV 90 90 100 dozen Painted Buckets;
so bags Irime Rio Coffee; 50 nests Tubs
1Oe bels Powdered, Crushed and 10 bb English Wanut
Loaf Sugar; 10 bbIs Peean.:
$50 boxes Star Candles; 10 bbls FiIberts
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE BRANDIES, WINES, 40,
3 y y choice French Brariies
~ < casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Winesi
l50 baskets best brands Champagne:
so boxes scoVI Claret,
100 bbls fne Robertson COUNTY Whiskyl
% bbls pure old Rye do
do do do Bourbon do
Gin, &C. ~s'
POWER AGENTS.
Agents for the Dupont, Hazard Sycamore Fowler Thu mn,
dersEred Icing the only Agentsn Nasy Of the Mantursr.
lArgs stock Of Powder on hand, in Magazine for SALE
59 kegs Dupont Rife Posder 1000 kegs Hazard Po
SOC do do do der;
&C., go X % do do 5000 kegs Sycamore Blasting
goo \ do do do $50 cases Of Powder, assorted
der. safeIv f5se = SS'i
jsnll u. &. 8. ?. OHEATHAN, Arerta
SOLE AGENTS EOR
HuPontsP Powder; Joy, BickfOrd 4 Co.'s Sanity |
Hazard DO Fuse
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COAL OIL! COAL OH!

~ DOZEN Fresh Peaches lustreceived and for sale
> aprl2-h MIZELL. HOOPER 4 co
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REGULAR PAsSINGER PACKET.

VIE elegant, new and neet passenger steamer y
Il upper, J. s. HUKD Commando, $500 y
JOSH T. HoPzus, CLERK, will leave Nashville 4
Tor Cinennah every alternate Wednesday o'clock III
turning Vial leave Cincinnati for Nashville every Alternate nj
a4y passengers and shippers RELY DromptnaI
care and attention. Apply board o. to
H q. HARRISON,
Janz0-u JNO. II HARRIS. Areuta.
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For Sale, Rent, or viii be Exchanged for

VERY comfortable residence with ls1S adjoining the
Fair Ground The house has the first DOR
the attic and three in the basement, three servants
smoke house. and large ice house, has newly
painted and papered, and is in complete order.
AAug9-6 JOHN KIRKMAN
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ReEular Tuesaays, Sc. LouIs Paeket.

heEular Tuesdays' 81. Louis Packet.
vi NhE new and superior ode wheel stea.nsr GEN.
AndersOns will as above regularly Z -keIC..A
IN connection with the teamer b m. Kun. -1seeEt[
yam until t5e steamer Hnan takes her plsce. ~
departure viii be TUESDAY At y o'clock v ths A.
ransment me public vii haze reliable line u packet bosS
On TUbsDAHSsn FRIDAYS Of every week for al. IOuia
FOR freight or PAsssge apply on hoard or to
A. HAMILTON. ,
marSo-dom a. HARRISON AgsnA
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-14

= =
EHNHE Nashville and North Western Railroad Couu.ny ~
4 . contract FOR 10000 Cedar CrOss-TIes, 9fset
long Inches thick, well hsEn fac at narrower psee a
less than inches clear Of Ba sound 10 Be delT
ed at the grade lire Of the road in NashTiIls.
The contractors 70 conract for 10000 White or
Post Oak Ties, Of the aboVs 70 Be delivered
on the line Of the road in piles from 70 section "a
enough on each section 70 supply the sane
Persons wishing 70 bid will direct President ana Direct
ors Of the Nashville and SOrthSssterD Railroad Coupaay
Hashviie.Te utvsa,-sS
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7. G. nOAsE- s.H.sw1nE.
BURGE g. SWAMI.
wHoLEsALE anOOEns.

Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
COEs. COLLEGEAND CHURCH srHERTx.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
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NED BUNTLINE'S NEW BOOKS

NEW YORK MERCURY STORIES, Full Of IL.
Just Published, and for sale at Retail Whole
SALE the cheap Book Store of FREDERIC A. BRADY, "a Ana
Street, New Yorks Price twenty cents each, any Eve
for one dollar, the whole eleven for two dollars.
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Al have hard large stock Of ane virginia TObse-
w COS also -ennessse and Ksutreky Tobacco, Wheh
Cigars on hard.
iune2S LELLYETF 4 gMITR
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VNE naEenow in stole large and we'll selected stock Of
w Groceries, Liquors, c and will counre In rrs- =
Il xfs in mart as follows viz - 1850 w.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-14

AMAM@NNNWWE
10 sa,lstImsre, PhiIadsiphIa, New Ysrk
SS2.s % tae only Road %
warrington CITY,
tEn z1AL OHIO AND RALTTNFORE aNn
- A1haOADs terminato Baltimore ana Was,iur-
~ ~ and Columbus west ct which pIssss
S'Hnees Hitn Railroads for roel All unt9 4, 80
West SeuthsvEest and Nsr1a-Tv~..
y this Route can visit the si,i.. A. Rl,o
Hde PnlA View York, Boston. a taa 80 ~ 49,. ~
Through Tickets also bs Droeur.5 "a. - -.
ne Eastern oiss addifo Al cb =, iyto
sleeping cars attached % an nght tr-in, - only
All 80 nv. Is q viii tie privilege Of ,toUunr OF Al
Bosnsss men and travellers for Ols.,.,. ,.,-,.-...
~ = nasern Cities a. comparsivsl- .S,-T
Il IS unequal led in the IL Es AZ 49, - seeiLs
ponce W splendid equipment; it, sreluvivr
efEe amount o. double track ane hcts fs5 - ss -
sn ensures . the passengers speed Sasss
ThEeaEh Tickets and Baggage Checks ca. b. D,-. "a,
Hs " p.eslps -, resa sna Steamboat 0ess ne West
ASH or Hessss ". ne Baltmors AID Ohio Railrosi
". P.sNfTH, Master TPansportstion n 1nRp
Z NJ COLE, General Ticket AQept \ = 0RR
q n s yy5 - - Gen Hss,sra agent, B&ORR.
JW BROWN, Gent Ticket Agent, CORR
Cincinnati, Louisville a NashvilIe
REGULAR LINE
U. S. NAIL
p "A @ x = II s.
Bates of Passage Through
Less Than Bali Il Dad Fare.
FIHB following splendid Passenger Steamers comprising
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School BOOKS
complete and unsurpassed variety, embracing
everything from Elementary Spelling Book up through all
the series Of Text Books used in Common Schools Academies and
Colleges Of the Shuth and South west
BLANK BOOKS.
Our Blank and Record Books manufactured with special
reference to the wants Dealers PACED Memorandum and Pass
Books immense quantities and OF conceivable pattern.
BANKERS CASES, PORTFOLIOS.
SLATESAmerican, English Iron, BY the dozen
STEEL PENS OF EVERY BRAND,
Manufactured and imported expressly for
GOLD PENS, All sizes and Brands
WHITING PAPEEk-- II varetesrecei ved direct from
the manufacturers. and for sale by the
The only house in the city that keeps complete of
PRINTERS STATIONERY.
Sole Agents for Wade'S Celebrated COIOred Job
Inks and JOhnsOn's Superior News and Book
Inks.
Always complete assortment of Cards Of every
color Also, News and Book Paper Letter, Cap and
WRITING INKS.
Black Blue and Red, packed and ready for shipping Buffers
Fluids for the dozen gross cssk
Bibles Tessments Hymn and Prayer Books, of every de-
scpon, Historical, Medical, TbeOlorcal, Agricultural Law
and Standard works constantly on hand
We Agents for the American Sunday School Publications
large hand which will supply to Sunday
Schools at low
Bonnet Boards Writing Desks all kinds, Pictures Elegant
Gift Books, Parchment, Drawing Paper, Pencils &C. &c.
sept6-d&Su
Crr1a n NUrSG NJ Wy ~ ERna
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ALSO, a large stock CT
Q "A r p Z T I N q,

Velvet and Brussels csrpeng and ply half and all
cotton Carpetng, Dutch and Scotch CSrptng, which will be
sold cheap.
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PURE BOURBON WHTSKn

PEACH AND APPLE BRANDIRS
VNTE would inform the City Trade that We have IN ,o-
w large stoc, o. Apple and Peach Brandy, ans
and pure A liberal margin allowed.
June % LELLYKTr 4 7,frTB
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Also, lot Of Choice whistles in store since 1851,
and which defy competition
LELLYETT SMITH,
uay26 6O-din Nos 10 and 2 south Af.rk-t .tsset
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-14
AnnIe Rrnndy. Do Years OIh.

Also In Bona CAsk Of james Hsnnsssy Brandy rynt.x
Of 1881 which think will suit the fasdious palate
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-09

nently add pied to the great work Of con-
version, moulding the heart and mind Of
cur youth III the stamp Of virtue aad reli-
gion.
Resolved, That We recommend iucreas-
cd fort On the part of The ministry and
membership Of the church in promoting
tins grca, iotcrest.
Resolved, That as members of this con-
ference we will full our Disciplinary OBJ
legations in preaching on the subject in all
our charges.
Resolved, That We earnestly recon-
mend the use Of the publications of our
own Union IN preference to others, and
tLa; We will discourage the introduction
or tolerance Of unsuitable bouks in cur
schools
Resolved, That we recommend the held.
ing Of Sabbath School Convention iu
each District, in the month of June, TO be
arrauGed by the Presiding Elder and Sat<
bath School Committee.
Resolved, That We request the Pre-
siding Bishop, in corjunction with his
cOuEcil, Il it he practicable, to make such
provision for the Sunday School enter.
prise as shall promote more successfully
rs gracious and holy designs.
SEhMEN's BETHEL.
Z. f.. Allen from the committee on the
Seamcu's Bethel, made report, embracing
the following resolution, ahich was sdoptedi
Eeso.ved, That the Seamen's Union
Bethel Is entiiicd TO and should receive
our continued sympathy, con6denes aud
patronage.
TEMPERANCE.
5. l.. " Conser, from the committee
on Tenpcrance, made their report With
The following resolutions, which were
aI pied:
Ra-ol7c@. That the lips stained within
tnz.catlug drink. should never be per-
mittel to taste the emblem Of the blood
Of The Lamb in the Holy Sacrament.
R,ohyd, That by preccpt and exam
pie we will discontinue the use of wines
and other ardent liquors, at weddings, So
yial -oirecs. and all other occasions.
Resolved, That the Presiding Elders of
this Conference be most earnestly requcs-
ted to iuterr,.a;c their several preachers
at each Quarterly Conference whether
they faithfully enforce the Discipline in
I'll eases Of the inirac;iou Of its rules On
the Use Of Intoxicating liquors.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-09

7 Ht VVUi IIIT'FCU Uu SuTIU"F WV 10 TIT
report embracing the following resolutions;
Resolved, That the Sunday School is an
institution not only worthy Of our conf,
jence, and to be sustained on the ground
Of ex xpediency, but an Indispensable auxil-
iary TO the prosperity of tie church.
Resolved, That involving as !. does all
gospel agencies, i, presents a combination
Of moral influences which renders it eml-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-09
FIFTH DAY.
The Bishop presented the list Of names
ofDcacous aud Elders ordained on Sabbath.
EFFECTIXE ELnERs.

The Bishop presented the list Of name:
OfDcacous aud Elders ordained on Sabbath
EFFECTIVE ELDERS.
The Bishop called for eE-ciive Elders
and the passage o! their characters.
7. il Sargent, Presiding Elder of Balti-
more District, represented his District in
brief IL found the same when he enter
Cd i, "in good order aud wel.-condi;ioncd. y
The statistics may present an apparent de-
crease this IS owing to the dcpriaiug Of
taai District ot several strong appoint
nleu;s. lie trusts ihcremainder is still in
c3,! condition, both financially and spirit.
ulliy. God has favored me with good
health 80 that have been enabled TO at
tend TO ali my quarterly meetings during
the year-st;endln. tii'y-six in all. Sha.!
represent as the preachers are called.
TB Sargent, ] $ MMurray, 4 A Reese, G
W Cooper. Geo IIidt. " K Mills, 5 \ Vii.
SOB, ha Bowen, : Il Dunlap. L Norris, II b
R,d-awav. : l. u ConSer. J > Lee, Il Vim
ton, B " DaGcherry. \ VI Guyer. \ Britain,
II : NcadeuhaH, " Howe, q II Day, and Wm
GwyEn. were passed.
W. 4 Swivel, received 4 supernumera-
~ relation in view of travelling abroad.
When the name Of l.. Brown was an
nonurci, it was stated he had died. 7.
b. S.r.eLt spoke Of his dcccase. Report
bcre ,fjcr.
II Sicr7, prc,iiiug Elder Of West Bll-
iiu.grc District, represented himself as en-
j1yiug good health throughout the year,
and consequently enabled TO attend his la
boriaus w.sk Resiyas of religion have
been generally through the District
some, extensive. The preachers have Civ
en- attention to the Missionary and Confer
encc collections We have had in our
borders pg4ce-both in city and country.
II. Siicer, B. B. Hamlin, J. II. Brown, J.
W. Hedges, d. S. Monroe, iona. Monroe, ].
G.. Mkechln, J. \. Spancler, +. Welty, VI.
/. Drum. james Br,tS. t. w. Dunlap. l.. ID.
Heron. II. Il. DIi'. ]. 4. Ross. G. Berk>iress-
er. Edwin kinSey. ). Wesley Price, and U.
II. Tiffany, were passed
O. Eye vas grau;ed supernumerary
relation.
The Bishop took occasion to say that
there were seven m're married men than
:. tli ;a-c~
g.. L L,y,u, p.esiliag Eler Of the
CuutcIlapd District, stated TIA. there was
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-09
ORDER OF TIE DAY.

OHDEH Or TIE DAY.
The hour for the election Of Delegates
to the General Conference having arrived,
the Chair appointed Chenowtb, Harden,
and Cullum, as Teliers. The Conference
is entitled II seven representatives,.
The representation of East Baltimore
Conference in the General Conference are
G. b. 1'ipreit, II. Slicer, Thompsca Nit.
che!l, 7. b. Sargent, Geo. Guyer, George
Hlldt and james H. Brown.
On motion, the Conference proceeded to
the election of two reserve Delegates, aud
James Sanks and John Miller were elected.
SEVENTH DAY.
THE SLAVERY QUESTION.
The Cincinnati Conference resolutions
were called up. Moved to nou-coucur.
Yeas, 1856. Nays,0.
The Erie Conference resolutions were
called up. Moved to non concur. Yeas,
1jG. Nays, 0.
The Providence Conference resolutions
were called up. Moved to nou-coucur.
Yeas li3-Nays 0.
i.ast year. the vote stood on the Gin
cinnar;i resolutions, Yeas 0-Nays 131
The Conference is forthe Discipline as it IL
LAY DELEGATION.
y Circular from East tennessee Com
ference was read The resolutions refer
to lay representation in the Conferences.
Laid on the table lor the present. Tie
following Is the resolution
Resolved, it. Th;.t this Conference
request the General Conference at it, next
session, 10 provide in the discipline of the
Methodist Episcopal church for Lay Re
presentation in the Annual and General
Conferences, upon such basis Is that Con
ference hal! in It's wisdom, deem cquita-
bic aud jast.
II va, moved to ncn-corcur.
1EAs-Sargcut. S!iccr. Tippctt,
Gcrc SaukS, Mitchell. Allen. kCchan.
Akers, Bowen. JAS II Brown. Britain.
BrodS, Ber@>tresscr, Builcr, Baruilz,
Earnharf. Bender. Cu.lpm. + II Gre
vcr, Cooper. + Z Crcvcr, Colburn. )
Creighton, Cadden. Craig. DilI. Day,
ncNorcr, l. " naughcrtv. Downs,
hashioil, Drum, Ewing, Egc, Eyer,
Eesridgc, Earn>haw, Forrest. Foster,
Ferguson, john Gnycr, Camille. Gra-
ham, Gcarhart. AWGihsou. \ + Glib
ION, Gotwalt, Gardner, Guss, llildt,
Howe, y Hartman, d Hartman. He'd
geS, Harden, Hall. Hiuk.c, Hicks, Hcyd.
Kirby. kin>cy. Z i King. Kestcr, Lee,
Lloyd, Lynn. " Monroe. Jon Monroe.
Miller. Mccartney. + NJ Mills, " Il
Mills, Moorhcad. VI tlurc. Mcminger,
VI kcc, Mendcnhall, MCord. Ockcr-
man, Parrish. .Rc-corI, Ross, p Il Reese,
Reid, Riddle, Ruch, \ Smith. Slime,
Stevenson, Span4Ier, SAo&.f, ,Schlosscr,
y Sh.iicr. Sherlock, i T Stevens, !
Collins Stevens, Savidgc. W II Ste
vcnS, shannon. Showaltcr. j Thomas.
Ninton. " L Wilson, Warren, J T
Wi.,o. -l06.
NAY,-Georgc Cuycr, Anderson,
Buckingham, Black, Barnes. Chcno-
with, COnScr, Chambers, Castlcman,
Coleman, CurnS, G C!cavcr. J W
C!caycr, Dun.ap. Dixon, France.
Gwynn, \ W Guycr, Gray, IIaugh-
awout, IIamliu, Hunter. X kcp!cr, Keith,
Langley. NJ Murray. Mann, Pitcher.
Do,h, Porter \ \ Reese, 7 NJ
Reese, j M'k EciIcy, Rorhrock, Sny-
der, Sears, Suiycly, ID Shelter, Tor
renee, Taylor. ; y Wil>on-i2.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-09
>TH QUESTION.

Who are the suycrannuatcd or worn
ont ir,a,Ayls The names Of the FOL
wing were called and character passed :
John la.mss, James Ewing. ]. B. Cook.
trAa~un py-n, VIM. Monroe, David
N"!!, /. II. AiIis, Tho. Tasyhill.
In this class are found those who by
= - err" incapable of longer active service.
" men j.e names Of some were called,
they te,'H'-ly referred to their early itn-
''",.,. ih-.r diacui;ieS, and their trials.
'.'e cases ot Pccuniary embarrassment
N'.s presented. The hores spiritually Of
.1. '.i veterans were cheering.
4 .-...as'na s.Ha....7 T. was tn.a
" '.mi ii eye yI them yllou4.luz ID,
- li- # ~.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-09

j. 4. Ross and S. A. Wilson strongly
advocated the resolutions. II. Slicer fol-
lowed, giving his early experience and
fav ored the resolutions.
A.A Reese moved their passage, aud they
were unanimously adopted.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01

1t will be seen by the statement on another
page of this paper that the executors of the
McMicken bequest to the city of Cincinnati,
for educational purposes, are executing their
duties and the estate in the most capital
and satisfactory manner. The result of the
last years execution, shows that the execu-
tors have realized $40, $50 by the sale of the
stocks, and have appropriated to themselves
$4,000 for extra services in executing the
estate, beside their commission of $57S.
This leaves on hand q balance of $l8,998,
which it would have been better to have exc
cuted with the rest so as to make square
work as they go along.
The good McMicken who is looking down,
watching for the rising of those two colleges,
in which boys and girls were to rise up and
bless him for education, must be enjoying a
beatifc state of mind at the thorough man.
ner in which his careful savings are admin
istered upon. How fortunate it was for the
cause of education that he was able to secure,
in the executorship, zeal which had been al
ready distinguished in the cause of educationl
What pity it would have been if this gen.
erous bequest had fallen into the hands of
those who were Indifferent to popular educa-
ton, and who might have administered it
for selfish purposes
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01

We have received several contributions in
verse from "Rowena," and regret that they
are. below the standard of merit we have
fixed as necessary for admission to the col
umns of the Press. To write even ordina-
rily, agreeable and musical verses is an ac-
complishment few persons of culture and
intellect acquire; and, though we do not
desire to discourage our fair friend we think
she would better employ her capacities by
directing her thoughts in another channel.
She has our best wishes, and we believe we
show our regard for her by Withholding her
as yet crude compositions. These few word:
of friendly advice we hope will serve as
answers to many who have favored us with
the products of their undeveloped muse.