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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-03-29

SOMETHING ABOUT KIssING.-The Rev Sid
nay Smith once said in writing of kissing, eve
are il favor of certain degree ofshyness when
kiss is proposed, but it should not be contin-
ed too long and when the fair one gives it
should be with warmth and energy Let there
be soul in it. If She'closes her eyes and sighs
deeply Immediately after it, the effect is great
er. She should be careful not to slobber
kiss, but give it as humming bird runs his
bill into s. honey suckle-deep but delicate7
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-03-29

AN IRISH ExCULPATIoN.-" And is it upon
the oaths Of them two witnesses yer honor Is
going to condimn me 2" said Pat to the Judge
about to pass sentence upon him. Certainly"
said the Judge, their testimony was able to
convince the jury of your guilt" "Och, mur-
der y exclaimed Pat "to condimn me~on the
oath of two spalpeeDs, who swear they saw me
take the goods, when can bring hundred
who will swear they didn't see me do'it."
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-03-29

10 A lady passing through the country, oh.
served the following notice on a board -
Horses taken in to grass Long tails, three
shilling and six pence short tails, two shil.
lings" The lady asked the owner of the land
the reason for the difference of the price p
He answered, you see ma am, the long tails
can brush away the flies but the shcrt tails
are tormented by them, that they can hardly
eat at ALL" ..'\
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-03-29

Bay There is a place in New Hampshire
where they never have any old maids When
a girl reaches the age of twenty-nine, aud is
still on the ladder of expectation, the young
fellows club together and draw lots for her
These who escape pay bonus to the one that
gets her,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-03-29
'4 TOWANDA:
Thursday Morning, March 2e, 1860,
seIetteA 9oetrg.
GFrom the Century.l
UNDER THE ROOF.
By II. ".

Under the roof, by the gloomy stair,
Listening, alone in the darkness there,
Weary and sad Of heart and brain,
heard the song Of the pattering rain.
Out on the moor, in the shadow night,
] heard the wind as it shrieks in fright;
And the leaacss tree rocks to and fro,
Moaning its monody of woe.
look not out on the desolate lands,
But bury my face in my quivcring hands,
Breathing many an inward prayer,
Crouching low in the darkness there.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-03-29
THE FAMILY.

The family IS like 4 book
The children are the leaves
The parents are the cover, that
Protective beauty gives.
At first the pages OF the book
Are blank and purely fair,
But time soon writeth memories,
Aud painteth pictures there.
Love is the little golden clasp
That bindeth up the trust
o, break it not, lest all the leaves
Shall scatter and be lost.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-10-24

Too Have you any domestic
70 rcportl' asked census
marshul Of Tic female head Of the family re.
ioicin . in The bloom Of health. "Well, yes
said Ahe, with something Of embarrassment
10 her voice and coun,cnancc, I'VE have
cirht with continued prospect" The
marshal, who is a modest man, blushe'
slightly, made tho entry In The schedule will
his pencil, and askcd how many yards Of raj
carpet size had made during the year
lC4naudalgua IN. Y. Messenger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-10-24
Essray Notice.

A Description Of Es,ray mare taken up By
"A Richard Siilwell, on the Goth day 81
September, 1860. as follows, to-wii:
One dark sorrc mare, ID blind OF The le''
eye, two white hind legs, supposed y be
eleven years old, ID hands high, with same
saddle marks on her back. Appraised o.
fifty five dolIars
!, Mormon Fisher. justice Of the peace
OF said County. dorhereby certify that inc
foregoing u true statement o. cescr'Puon
and appraisment OF said mare, Os reported
10 me by Vincent Kinder, II. J. thomson ant
Herman Dickman appraisers appointed ~
me 10 ap2rase said mare, this October th'
10Th 1850.
MORMON FISHER, Justice.
Tho above 10 q true copy Of an Estral
notice filed and recorded in my Office.
B. u. EDMONSTON, Clerk.
Oct IL. BY y. DuErTSER, Deputy.
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Congressman Elected.

III Dis,rict-John Law, Dem.
FL Disirici--James A. Crayens, Dem.
"a Dis,rict-Wm, Mckee Dunn, Rep.
An Dislrict-Wm. 3. Holman, Dem.
OH Dislrict-George w. Julian, Rep.
Glib Ds,rict-AlbcrI G.. Porter, Rep.
71h District Daniel w. Voorhees,, Den
Gil Dislrici--hl5ert 5. White, Rep.
Oh District-Schuyler COlIax, Rep.
lOsh Disnici-Wm. Mitchell, Rep.
nh District--J. p. q. Shanks, Rep.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-10-24

ConrrR's MmL.-This mill has had
its grinding department IN full blast
ior some weeks, and we have had an
opportunity Of testing the quality q
llour manufactured there. We risk
nothing IN saying that il j. not ex-
cclled by that Of any mill il this sec
ton Of tic country, and we think with
careful attention to the quality Of iloul
they send out, Mcssrs. Cooper y Mon
roc will soon command the cntirt
home market.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-10-24

ArnuRs HOME MAGA7lSE.--Wc
have received tho November number
Of this almost indispensable family
companion. Its pcrusal in every fam.
ily would do an immense amount r.
good. Tho proprictors offer premiums
of fine large steel cngravings, suitable
for parlor ornaments, 70 their subscri
bcrs in 1861. Price ~ per annum.
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led with one Of the most valuable AZ
ricultural and family journals N thc
country. now ia lis nineteenth volume.
We refer to the American Agrlculiur,
list. which ID a large and beautiful
Journal. devoted 70 the practical laoors
of tic Field, Garden and Household.
II il prepared by practical men (and
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irnit growers, and those who have lit
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will get the remaining numbers q IN
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-10-24
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,

YE.llE, undersigned. will sch on reasonable
terms, his fns farm. situated 10 liarbiacn
township .sDubois county, 8 ndles from ! as
per, on the road 10 aiding from jasper 10 Flat
Rock. Said farm contains 200 acres, GU
acres cleared, is well watered. has linc ap-
pie orchards. good two story dwelling
house, with out houses. &c. IL 10 suitable
for splendid stock farm, and can be profit.
ably divided into two farms.
For further Information apply 10 u. Is
], lmonsion, N Jasper, or 10 myself ~ VAC
premises. join FISHER.
Oct. "a 1S60-ant
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-10-24

Dunols County,. By the telegraph we
learn Tint. in Dubois county, Iiendricks's
majority is ! 1863 and Laws I'LL! We
presume this intelligence IL correct, though
lii Il hard 10 believe IT, We cannot think II
uosslble tha, We have been beaten 90 badly
there and haven't doub, that II tho above
figures be really correct, there has been
enormous swndling at the polls.
/ lie, Us look at lew figures Of past cleo
lions and sec whether wc could have been
beaten SO badly in fair way. W."
4 In October, 1856. Willard (Dcm.) for
Governor got l.224 votes; Morton (ReP D
'l226. Willard's majority 99S; total vote
III $50. AT the same election Locs'art
!, IDem) for Congress got 1912; Veatch
l(Rep.) 90, 223 Leckhar.'s msjority oo9;
total vote l,435.
! III October, 1853. Niblack (Dem, nomi
I nec) for Congress got J., III; Hovey (An'I-
aeomp.om) got l9l, Niblachis majority
. 9aC; total vote ! 1903 For Secretary Of
Z State, same election, Mcclure (Dem) got
J. l.o76; Peolc (Rcp.) 90, 100. MeClare's
< majority 96S; total vote 1.lS5-
III This wear thcro has boon considerable
Republican speaking in that county. BY both
tel American aud German orators, amongs'
d them Judge DeDruler, who makes converts
,ilwhereyer he gees. Besides that, he USED
~ 10 live 10 Dubois, and now does bisines'
= here and Il very popular. There j. ~
mistake about this; and yc, !, Is said he 7
NJ beaten lii. II 50, !, was not fairly done
~ There has been fraudulent voting, and VI
n think the full re,urns viii show it.--Eyans
II Vile journal.
The above is an extract from tn
Black Republican paper at Evansville
90 which We publish to show the homes
00 voters oi this county the way they ar
ID talked about by Black Republican
because they exercise the right Of SUI
10 iragc in their own way, and are ~
~ willing to b. lcl by the nose by ncgr
n worshipcrs; ana also to show the vii
Iidful lies invented by such hounds q
~ tile journal man to excuse their ovel
whclming defeat in this county. Ihcl
lat speakers wh0 are SO popular, maxim
Ac converts wherever they go opcne
betllc eyes Of some IN this county, wl
ifdcn't approve Of placing the negro .
)e- an equality with the native, and aboS
ate tie foreign born white citizen. CouI
get pug Of Yinccnnes, who spoke
lcul IInntingburg. and then lied about q
no,lcitzens. Is one oi' these popular 2
IAN ators We suppose. AZ far as the II
u. lnrcs arc concerned the census shov
otc that Dubois county las over : .lVov
The tiers. and ii all tile votes were brongl
thclout Tie Democratic majority would
ere greatly increased. NJ, Mr.. Journs
ntyit Is not fraud, but your cdious DO
M trncs, which caused % large mao
Indlity against you in Dubois county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-10-24

Prarc SrEAkrSG.-Wc are request
"a u announce that Mr.. y. 7. Mullen,
of Ripley, Breckenridge advocate
viii address the people Of Dubois al
jasper. next Wednesday, at ! O'Clock
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-10-24
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

~ Office u hereby given that The under
~ signed has been appointed edmins'
trator OF the estate Of Morgan Fisher, late
OF Dobois couniy, deceased. Sad estate
is supposcd 10 be solvent.
oci oA. 'GO-3w. NORMAN FISHER, adm
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-10-24

MIsrAKE.--Thcrc was a mistake IN
the footing up Of the official vote q
this county, as published last week,
Law i vote should have footed up II
I39l, DcDrulcr's 800; majority 1911
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-10-24

II EMAINING in the r. Q. at J0sper, Dn-
IN bois county, Ind, for the quarter ending
Sept 30, 1860, which II not called for on Or
before the 3Ist day Of December next, will
DO sent 10 the Dead Letter Z. Q. Of The De-
psr,mcnt At Washington City, d. 9.
Britain Laphunt Burg John
Cannbell Zip CoelIcr John
ElNtt q Al Miss Fnser Freshly
Felslrscver VIM Goodman Il ii
Henzo Frederick MIS- Hawkins James
Kuck wilhelm Kcstcrson George
Marcly 81 s Mohr Mary Miss
Morgan Matthias Martin , ,
Newton Isaac 2 Nicholson Harvey
Rock John Srcllerman DR.
smy,h John 8 Shelly Mia Mise
ScLlucter Joseph Sprsixer Jacob
lschock Johann Towey Margaret Mis
JOHN MANN, Pm
Iasnes. Oct liz, 1860.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-10-24

POPULATION OF LOUISVILLE Oflical Gen.
sus returns IRON The city Of louisville places
tho population a. 7o,i72. including 54ol
colorsd.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-10-24

New LANpLoED.-Mr. Jordan Ser
ncrshcim has rented the popular stand
known as the Indiana Hotel, and took
possession last Monday. Mr.. Frcad-
man has built up for this house an en-
yiablc reputation, and Of course 60
cured 4 large share Of custom, which
The new landlord will spare no pains
10 retain, and which VIC arc conilden
lie will deserve The Jasper Brass
Band gave a delightful serenade :
Inc incoming and retiring landlord
last Monday night.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-10-24

H7Dy some mistake Of somebody
there was no court held this fall ID any
Of the counties of this Common Pleas
district except Spencer. This irregu
Iarity Of the Court is source q grea
Inconvenience to some. II Is sup
posed now there will be no Court her
until the next regular term, oonmcn
cling on the 1st Monday in january
whcu the Judge elect. John j Key
ESD, will preside. There will theI
he but three terms Of this Court in
year. commencing on the LIST Monday
of January, May and September.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-10-24
Presidential Election.

STATE Of Indiana, County Of Dubois, So:
The State Of Indiana, 10 the Sheriff OF ia.
bois Coun'y-Greetlng
You are hereby commanded 70 give notice
in accol lance with law. that an election Will
be held, on the first Tuesday, the sumo be.
ing the 9th day Of November, 1860, al NE
usual places Of holding elections in The sew
era, Townships OF nl5uis counly lndieus,
for The purpose OF elrcling thirteen electors,
Tor President aud Vice President Of tho
United States.
In witness whereof ! have hereunto
affixed ny hand x seal u the Dn-
lI.Sl boia Circuit Court, NJ Jasr er this III y
day 81 Or,oher, A y. 1860
BAIL b EDMDNSrON. Clerk,
by b. DuErTsfn. Dcpu'y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-10-24

The qualified voters Of Dubois County In
diam, aro hereby notified that an elco'i"n
will Be held ii each township o. said coun-
Nv. al The usual places oi hol''ing eice'"''s
therein. % TUESDAY, November the On,
a d 1860, for The purpose u filing lhr
offices named a the foregoing certificate Nm
This llih day ~ October. 1890.
ANDREW MEHRiNGEK, 5. y. &.
Or. n. l36u-.e
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HOME TESTIMONY.

srEwARpsvlLLE. Poscy Co. Ind. April 20
On. RoBAcK-Sir--I feel i my duty 70
prescn, you my certificate, 20 show you The
benefit have received from your medicines,
tho Scandinavian Blood Pills and Blood Pu-
ri6cr. Aftcr being afflicted for some three
years. giving our physicians trial, and also
The medicines Of DR.. D., | vas.persua-
jed 70 try your Pills and Purifier, which
did, and they curod mo perfectly.
Yours, truly, d. J. FUGAH.
| IL See advertisement.
Ej-An editor up In North Carolina say
he u 90 poor that when two dimes meet y
bis poke. he introduces them.
~~------.-----ses----~--------A
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-10-24

nFThc following is the testimony
a the peoples confidence in Col. 4
Shoulders. II is the official maioritics
il the different counties Of the district
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-10-24

0-y-Thc official majoriiios for Congress IN
this District, IL rs follows:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-10-24
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that will eel
~ al pub ic auction on Thurs 'ny, he 10Th
day Of November next, a, the residence 81
Morgan Fisher, late Of Dubois county, De
ceased, all his personal property not take'
by the widow, consisting Of mules, cattle
hogs and farming utensils, household nns
kitchen furniture, &c. Tcrms--AIl SUM
Of three dslars and under cash ia hand vii
be required; on al sumo over three dollars
credit Or twelve months will DO giyen, tn
Iprrchase giving note with approved secufi
Ity according 10 law.
oct. "a, 'GO-3w NORMAN FISHER, ada
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-10-24

~ Fay We what you owe ns
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-10-24

rfrcrors ron THE STATE ar LARGE.
CYRUS l.. DUNHAM.
JOHN g. WALKER.
~---
III Dlslric,-l NJ. Shnnklln.
"a Thomas NJ Brown.
ai James S Hester.
,.h Daniel -. Jsnes.
r,h William A. Bickle.
On Alex. b. Conduit.
M, William NJ. franklin
s,h William G. kise
9TH r.. J.. Eflinger.
10Th /" William s. Smith.
IN Andrew Jackson.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-10-24

In Tie Dubois Circuit Court, j. an. term. 1861.
Tho State Of Indiana, Dabois county:
" Petition for divorce
Z + appearing 10 tho satisfaction of'tl'e IN
4 dcssignad Clerk Of said Court, W the niiida-
VII Of disinlcrcstel person, that the defcni-
nnt above named i no, resldcn, d the STATE
.of Indiana The said Darbsfy Gerber ia
therefore hereby notified Of the fling Of
said pat,ion and pcndcncy Of said action
and ,ha. tie aamo will stand fc- trial on The
2nd day ~ saiJ term Of said Court, 70 be
held al Inc Court house in the town OF Jas
per, in said county, commencing on the 40
MONDAY Vi January, 1861. when and where
shc will 10 required 70 appear and answer
or dcmur thereto, Or The same Will Le de
termined ii her absence.
b. B. EDM0NSTON. Clark,
b. Il. BugTl nER, Deputy.
rniri e. Adams. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Oct. ~ lSGJ-is
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IT appearing 10 the satisfaction o. ."o
j Clerk Of said Court, By The ofhdnv'. 2.
person, that --- Bosler, Ca'n'
srine Rosler. - Keiscr, Gertrude kelser,
- Lever, and Elizabeth Lever are %.
residents or the state II Indians, NE sag
- BosIer, Ca,harine BosIer, - ke,se,,
Gertrude Keiscr, - Lever, and ElIzaos.
lever. sro hereby notified Of the penoen;,,,
cy Or said action, and that TIC r y ra wv.
nd for trial on the "a day Of said Oo"..
i IL held Al tho court house 10 JaspeI' :"
aid county. commencing on the IL Mono''
Iof January, 1851. 80 .,G. 40
sept 10. 18CO-3w --
Advertise in the aspes Courier
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-10-24

In Tie Dubois Circuit Court, j an. term. 1861
Tho State Of Indiana, Dabois county:
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Advertise in the ] spes Courier
, 1860-02-28
fIN!E GREATEST WONDER OF
1 TIE NINETEENTH E:STu;.y
Er0f. Wcud:5 Hair Restorative.

s.ys Tue It; L,a4 No.. neuo:rat: Below " publish
Ns;A ~n'ta srs4ss ssv:Aliy Of the sapsHo5 merits q
ffr,u rl,a5- source. II eertlec:cs susssn.
ter 'r' til" Dr. nesds caeontun: nor useless puf-
Ptof*s~or Q. :. Wood 1 cs;-eiea'isaen: Having n
:*r; u 1, @ ~ ;1; n1n1 III @ 10 sss & 1p
fty. pEubahiy tutts wx"; my " ~Es-<ers werv of
character. three ~ce l'rc.cc b,t'e of
S""T a+r IT,; rs,x sa ri i % p tSit ,%snc IT, "
e'nne. c.n er:sty I, the w.'rtA that the cry
.ts. my lar RESUMED t's aatusa, oolf. aod be-
:ssr ap 47 chr*r tsl4 has been before 'T twcn-
IT, u ~ .1ss H. sss VII IL e
Tbr a.o.e i"tire t.rn .iue tn for valuate
~ d;ec;.as vi; rot lave ".easiou to eosrs~t ~
sat"t hui e.tixcn of thia city I'D Resident herr
our @ m s IN aa ai Aay you nay t" w 4
tv Atrvs. witt. y H. Al Yous service ~
viii hs saes Of p'a,s = o;.r :; Sel "a
WOODS HAIR l.E>T0liATiSE.
!ro~-ssT Wond -Dea. Sir: Having lid the misfortune
ysx ~ S.lssas ~ 5 'sas;ss e
Wv tais i: ns.dss - 81; TAT now ssk and ": aHa
= 5 s,pse.s E,n2 I! y !he
f- ure.rt I:ev. J. r. B,ase ,iatstsr X resa-
y. ,'4.ns ani psNor e she !sa.ao1 Church q Trout
<e-a.y beloved. NM. pigE-
l7oet.,; Noot--nea7 S:,: tlarbs made trial nf
H.. @ rse sncei:n ii ts:snr iaanma,ion, i.adra md
t..: f:oa, NY eL1ldhe.: w., has a!so resor.d nj,
s>'' co,inc grey .ts II stna. ceor have u-e
- i*"t .'cle Nth a';1tsak Like lie sa'e .useaG or
':, ss; ~; scszs.s;,;;: y: n!.&s:S
- r ss ~ & Los o. i Ard I'D sy I'll faoS
i;:sk.i>:.a aut Fancy Go,a1 Dea'css. no
, 1860-02-28
PERSONAL.

Sir William Gore Ousclcy, lady. and Miss
Ouse'cY and servant are staring ut Nassau. y.
7: 1t is their intention to come On to New
York in the next trip Of the Karnak,
, 1860-02-28

Have We a Gold Mine In our Mtdstt
We DO not put the question 6gurativc!y, but
mine in Norwich!" Substantial fact, well
proved, endorsed says" VIC hnve!" More
over there has been gold digging IN our good
town Of Norw'ct-tl,c product Of which has
been {! orc Of superior quality. True i Is and
Of ycrltE that, while Our people, generally. have
been otherwise in,iustriously la6oring fer the
coveted gold, 4 few Of our number have discoy.
cred great quarry whence the root Of eyil can
be lberalIy taken, and haye made themselves
the .possessnrs Of y small fortune in gold in q
crude conditlon--.keepins the secrct Of their
la5ors close uuti! it was quite convenient to
make it public.
fes-we have gold mine in Norwich lon
Waweekus Hill-bctween three mud four miles
from Norwich landing which privilege,
with the lid Of improved machinery, now NC
cessible to the proprietors Of the Placer, prom
ises to be profitable one. The mine is OH
what is called the Rogers estate-has been
operated, as we have stated, for some time past,
and its product been tested. The mineral, as
we are informed, is what is what is trap-rock,
and its yield Of valuable metals per ton is rs
follows:
, 1860-02-28

Sir William Gore 0uscley, lady. and Miss
l3usecy and servant are staring ut Nassau, y,
7. 1t is their intention to come On to New
York in the next trip Of the Karuak.
A BosroS IAnr CE1EnRA71Sc THE aap.-
Among the agreeable incidents of the ceebra.
ton Of Washington's birthday in Boston, was
the reception held by Mrs. Harrison Gray Otis
ut her residence. Mrs. 0tis's receptions have
become regular cvents Of the holiday, and on
this last OCCASION her rooms were crowded with
distinguished visitors.
"A bill providing for the removal Of the To-
,,1aius Of Gen. Jackson and those Of his wife
/: from the Hermitage to Nashville and their in.
terment in the Capitol Square, and for the e1ec-
| lion OF u suitable monument over the same, TO
| tie memory Of the old hero. passed the SenAte
/ Of Tennessee, on its third reading, by a unani-
mons vote.
Tho Richmond Enquirer states that, Ut tho
! late Richmond Convention, tic enemies Of Nr
Wise distributed among the delegates vast num-
| bers Of handbills, with
! .I,pat vote for the trrn.coat Wlscr'
The same paper ,ntimates that the Governor s
! o'd opponents, the Know Nothines, had worm
! ed their why into the Democratic party for the
purpose Of rczcnging the defeat Of 1855.
--Tl.ev tell story Of the mother Of Cass;us
| H. Clay. q vcucrebIc Kentucky matron Of eighty
wears old or there eabout. to this effect: She was
told Of ! report which had sot abroad. that The
JEALOUS pro.slaveIy men Of tlIc county iu which
her son lives, had given him notice 10 quit
"They need not giro Cassius notice 10 quit -
said the resolute old la,fy *'hc will not 70 and
Tor my part had rather Sec lin without his
| head, than hear Of Ills descrting the post Of
duty"
REV, 7. l.. Harris ASD Sr1R17rAL,sx.-The
Spiritual Nag1:int, published in London on the
lst nf February, denies the truth Of tue story
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, 1860-02-28
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