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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-30
Most Extensive as
SOUTHERN PIANO FORTE
MANUFACTORY.

WKTM. KNABE 4 co. Nos l. g. and !, Eutaw street, Of
w Baltimore respectfully inform their southern fenos
that they enlarged their factory and are now
supply the great demand their pianos. They are
ably the durable and contain AL the latest
and fully guaranteed for Ave years. For
power Of tone and agreeable tcuch they unequaee
Thalberz sakosch and other great pianists nave
their concerts and have Pven certificates or tne
They for the last ten yara the first premiums oF
ali competition in ali different States where they nave
exhibited L wear thew received Eve first premius two a.
Montgomery Ala One for best Southern made piano. ano
one for the best against all composition. ,- r.. -.
oa;1inn SPP'| " ~ ]. A. MCCLURE,
msss isO dkvIr Sole Agent. Nashville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-30
new PUBLICATIONS.
w. t. BERRY & co.
HAZE REOEITED

| HAVE RECKIHED ~
! MEMORIALS OF THOMAS HOOD, Collected,
arranged and edited by Daughter with Preface and Notes
/ by his Son. 9voIs -
These very interesting volumes contain all that will ever be
given to public details Of the private life OF HOOD
They comprise very eOpous his correspondence and
give world time several new humorous poems
and various literary fragments. .f .6
Acknowledgement RECOLLECTIONS,
by the late CHARLES LELrE, R. A. Edited by Ton
TAYLOR, Esq
This very interesting and Inc porant contains the euhors
personal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. given the wordith
original anecdotes ana fragments the conversation Of many oil
most noted literary artists Of the present century,
whose familiar acquaintance late ur LESLIE enjoyed Among
these
ooIsrdge sirwalter Scott, Charles Lamb,
Sidney Smith, Washington Irving Washington Alf'oh'
Wordsworth, Benjamin Vest sanueA AoseIs'
CbantTev EoTtSc,te Sir Thomas Lawrence,
Landseer, Btothsrd, Constable,
Fusei, Hayden. hewton' ana otneiS
The also contains copious from the eorrespon-
encs of Mr. LESLIE among may befOuDd several interest
ing letters from WAsmEsToE IRVING hitherto unpublished
THE QUEENS OF SOCIETY. By GRACE and
PHILIP WHARToN.
Biographies Of Sarah Duchess of Marlborough, Madame 70,
land Lady Mary worey MOraguei GeOrgana, Duchess Of
Deronshre; LeHtia Elizabeth LansOn E.L); Madame de
sevgne Sydney Lady Morgan Jane, Duchess Of Gordon;
Madame Recaisr Lady Hervey Madame de stae Mrs ThrAe
Piozz Lady Caroline Lamb Seymour DSme La harquse
du DeGord Elizabeth BOntasu Mary Countess Of PEN
broke; and La Marquise By GRACE and PHP
WHARTON illustrated by oHAREEs ATANoET DoYLE and the
Brothers DALzIH.. vol, l2mo.
STUDIES OF ANIMAL LIFE. By GEOReE HENRY
Lawns. 1 vol
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-22

PARTLLITY.- There are some people that
must never be blamed, and again there are
some that must never he praised There is a
sort OF ST t'p-mu'herish disposition running
through all the world God alone is 30 respec
tor oi persons. Every one Of us is conscious
tAat some people can do 10 Us CT 10 ours. with
impunlty. things which were another 10 at
tempt them. would anger Us In an instant. II
Is " Jacob have / loved but Esau have hated -
from generation 10 generation. In the house
hold. IN society. in the business and the literary
world. II Is all the same. One must be landed
and loved for everything. another for nothing
AT home while the Children are little. the dis
position Is seen-there is u pet aud there is a
sc2pe-goat in almost every family. Among the
grown-up sons and daughters aud brothers and
sisters, IL i still all the same What do YOU
mean by such conduct. Won wicked Fsan s''-
IL "as liUG I, nut Jacoo that did it, Oh,
very well. | don't think th, r. is anv harm
done, after ALI" This is the way. Somctimss
1t i the wifi. sometimes the husband that
must not b. blamed No matter what the fa.
vorte does, II a rejecting word is uttered
somebody is angry and ready Tor a fight You
must bear anything aud everything that the
tavorite does. and never presume 10 COMPLAIN
for how can the favorite be wrong? He will
not be found SO, you may depend on that and
you will yourself meet with the condemnation
which you think that he deserves. You will
ma IL your cheapest way 10 suffer in silence If
the iavorite has injured you. Life. as wen a.
the household. has IT. iav0rtes and il is in
VAN Tor any 10 seek for justice against them.
Ihey must not De blamed nor shamed. nor
thwaried; they must bee allowed 10 help them
selves to TIE lions share OF eveIything.-!Nl.
card.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-22

Reasons FOR SUPPoETISG BEEcKixRIDGE.-
Senator Green, Of Missouri, in a recent speech at
81. Joseph, dealt the " Little Giant some pretty
severe icft-handed blows, as follows:
He supported John c. Breckinridge, because
he had never Travelled up and down tie river on
the decks Of a steamboat, Advocating his own
election 70 the Presidency; he lad never descen-
ded iutO beer saloons, and drank lager in order
to gain popularity with the vulgar rabb!e: be
had never sent hired let;er-wrters all over the
country to puff himself into no;oriery, and cry
down everybody else; he had never prostituted
the telegraph 10 sound his oan praises, and mis-
represent every other prominent man in the par
ty and, finally, he Supported him because be
was the only Han who had any chance Of de-
feating Lincoln No Southern State would, nn-
der any ciEcumstauces, cas-. her electoral vote
fJr Douglas and he didn't believe he could get
single Northern State.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-22

WHAT SHALL BE- DoNE.-What this communi.
ty of shakers is 20 DO, wh,. the quinine is all
gone, is more than We can t-a The New York
TribUne SAYS
gentleman long resident Of South Americ.
states tha: there Is some DANCE. that the suppl;es
OF that very useful medical drug, Peruvian bark.
and the still more useful suiphate of quinine OBJ
tained from il, may soon be exhausted. Tho
cinchona, the tree which Yields the bark. grows
at great hight on the slopes Of the Andes ia
various localities from Bolivar to New-Grsnads.
Ia the latter country Il Is found on the central
branch Of the cordilIera, and the two best va
rietes have hitherto been those Of Pitayo and
Fanagamga, two New Gran4ian alpine districts
But these are already exausted, and both in this
country a England another and poorer kind.
known a. Almaggcr bark, which was az first to-
tally unsale4ble, IS nov used 70 a great extent.
The UT!cc OF the best imp0Ftations In the Lon
don market has gone up within q yery few wears.
from ls 81. per pound 10 - Cd and 3s, while
the Almagaer, for long time refused by the
dealers, Is now readily purchased at =. 4d. A
single tree yields iIom ten TO forty arrobas. and
it il calculated that il viii take at leas fifty
years for the shoots Of the old DESTROYED tree TO
attain ndiug size. The supplies i;om Bolivia,
however, continue % maintain the highest rank.
both Ia regard 10 quantity and quality.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-22

THUsDER STORM ASD Loss or PR0PEKTY.-
On Thursday night last We were again visited
wta tremendous storm OF thunder. lightning
aad r-in, which lasted about eight hours, aud
again submerged the whole country. Il wss not
cutie equal 10 IL ptelecsssoE of Saturday previ-
o4s, but in the swollen state OF rivers and
Streams it did fully a. much damage The sud-
den rise Of waters carried of severa! bridges and
mil dams leis by toe other storm. On Sandstone
Greek il swept. nearly every bridge and dam
from the Cenirll Railroad 20 the mouth, and the
same On spring Brook, and We hear u an in-
ileuse amount Of damage on the other streams
-J1cks1n Citizen.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-22

SUSPICIOUS "NEGA1-vE.n-While Tom Cor
win was holding forth IN Zlnesvi!ie. uuoa the
corruption Of "Oid Bucks - Administration. lust
after hurting one Of his bitterest denunciations.
one of his auditors, rough looking man, who
s,ood with folded arms, shook his head violently.
Whereup0a, Tom said. You shake yoar
head, nv friend! Wei, man may shake
his head when there s not much in it-without
cause 70 shake Il"
He'll sad he Of the folded arms: "There
was fy OF my nose, aud any man viii shake 70
keep the fies of-woa't he:7
Tom looked quizzical, and went on TO bis
next poin, in regular order.-Cincinrati Adser-
tIseT
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-22
Sale of State Tax Lands.
AUDToE GENERALS OFFICE, ,

lAN-.Nr, MICH, July i, louO.
~-OTTCE Is HEREBY GWEN. that csriAn lands stu
y s;ed n the county Of lNGHAA, bd OF 70 the State
Txss Of 1855, En1 previous year-, and described
a,.euen:s which wu DC forwarded 10 the Office OF the
r.,,arer Of sal county sometime next month, will be
90 a. pubic Guct 0n by said treasurer, the county
"a, en- the frs. N1rtaT - October next, at the tine
,na place degn,ed i'' ths ordinary Tax Sales If not
,rteu.y dispose. Of az this OIlee, ling law
sai statements c1nan f1i description Of each par
Vi Of said aads and may b. application E: the
see ef the County treasurer
I.ats strrck Of - tie STATE Tor taxes Of 1855 other
,s.r, a: Tax sales IA October last, wall Dc offered
uhet 20 the rzht ar re3emp pIoa prescribed by law
.s a. the Zt o. Parchs-s Of the STATE BIDS this
0s,e prior 70 the sale
DANIEL /. CASE, Amii,gr General
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-22

ANTARCTIC Y. !. Tribune says tha. Con-
nander Magry lately addressed long letter 70
Lord Wrottesley, which Was read az the recent
meeting Of the British Association, al Oxford, on
the subject Of Antar,ic Expeditions. His plan Is
20 send out from Melbourne, from which the
Arctic continent can be reached il { !oEtnghi's
s;earning, preparatory expedition 10 seek OF.
along the coas. the most available place TO serve
as a point OF departure for overland or over-ice
parties. Ibe next season this Is % De followed
by an expedition properly fitted out Tor one or
tao wears research, which crossing the icy ami
mountainous barriers TIA. shuts out TIE interior,
snail investigate tie character q the eight NIL
iious OF unknown square mics surrounding the
southern pole. Commander Aagry addlces
many scientific facts and deductions going to
prove that a comparatively moderate tempera-
tGre prevails in the heart Of this unvisited con-
tinent He thinks the circumstances which "a
vor ne eIs.elce Of an open SEA e. the North
Pole 10. 80 strong and 6irec: as ,he proofs and
indications Of a mud polar climate in tie Antar-
tic regions. And he says that, in view Of these
indications, We may fancy beyond the Marginal
mountain ranges OF the coast "a rainless egion
as in Psru-a region Of clear skies and mili cli-
mates" he promises 10 90 al in lis poxer 70
promote the sailing Of South Polar exploring
expedition from the United States.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-22
Animal Tax Sales.
AUDITOR GENERALS OFFICE,

AUDITOR GENERALS OFFICE,
LANSING, Mich, July 1850. !
90 much Of each o. tne following described tracts or
- raree.s Of Ilu1 situated ia te county Of Inzharn
nqaent f5r unpa taxes, fo- the years mentioned be-
o. ss vI be s1fce1t 70 pay the taxes interest. and
,h.rye ther-0n viii b. zo,i By the Treasurer OF SAID
county On tbs E1.. NJnfay OF october next, such
oasEc AID e,1vea eut lie shall select IN Mason
he county of said county scc0ring 20 the statute
% s,sn case race an1 provided.
DANIEL l. CASE, ADils1r General
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-22

4 F4Eo-s CECECH The Old F.rs; Church in
Northampton, Of which Johazthan Edwards was
pastor. bzs had $500 MEMBER since its orgsni-
zaaon in 1861, the present number being ass, Of
whom III are men.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-22

The editor Of the Cincinnati (0Aio) Tires re-
Gently visited Solomon Pansborn, Of Rising Sun,
Indiana, who seys be was born in the city Of
New YORK. small town Of five Or six hundred
houses, in l7z5. He is consequently l35 years
old
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-22
From the Toledo Blade
MEN WHO do AND MAN WHO DON'T
CARE WHETHER SLAVERY Il. yO.
TED Up OR DOWN.

In order 10 contrast the position OF Mr.. Doug
las with that OF the fathers of this country
those most active and influential in securing its
liberties and founding its government--we pro-
pose 20 place their and his declarations side bv
side, that the reader may compare them, and
Judge which OF the parties is right:
We hold these truths TO be selfeyident, that
all men created equal; that they are endowed
by their Creator with certain inalienable rights
among which are lie, liberty aud the Lursuit of
happiness.-Declaratton Of Ind dspendance
DON'T CARE whether Slavery is voted UP
OF voted down.-SteDbsa 4. Douglas
Il Is among my first wishes to see some plan
adopted 10y which Slavery in this country NAV be
abolished by law Washington.
DON'T CARE whether Slavery il voted up
o. voted downs Il. Douglas.
Indeed, tremble for my country, when | re-
feet that God is just; that his justice cannot
sleep forever; that considering numbers, nature
ana natural means only, Il revolution Of the wheel
of fortune, an exchange Of situation IS among
possible events; that it NAV become probable
by Supernatural influence; the Aim ghty has no
attribute that take side with ~ IL such a
t-Ttoa,as Je5srsoa.
DON'T CARE whether Slavery is voted up
or voted downs. 4. Dougios.
We have found this er3 Slavery has proved
upon the vitals OF the Union, and has been pref.
Judicial to the States in which it has existed
James Monroe.
/ DON'T CARE whether Slavery IS voted up
or voted downs. i. Douglas.
Sir, envy neither the heart nor the head OF
that man from the North who rises here to De.
icnd Sisvery on pFinciple.-Joha RandoLph.
! DON'T CARE whether Slavery is voted up
or voted down--.S i. Douglas
So long as God allows the vital current to flow
through my veins, viii never, necer, NEVER, by
word or thought. by mind or wili aid in admit
ting one rod OF tree territory to the everlasting
curse Of human bondage.
Never can ! be induced BY any earthly
power 10 vote 10 extend slavery over one foot Of
territory now lree.-Renry Clay.
/ DON'T CARE whether Slavery is voted up
OF voted downs. 4. DougEas.
never would consent, and never have consen-
ted, TIA, there should be one foot OF slave terri
the formation of the Union. never, never. Sir.
back from becoming a save territory | am ready
TO assert the principle Q. the exclusion OF slave
ry.-DqnieI Webster.
DON'T CARE whether Slavery is voted up
or voted downs. 4. Douglas.
L Is wrong TO admit into the Constitution the
idea that there can be property in man.-Aad-
lsoH.
l DON'T CARE whether Slavery is voted up
Or voted downs. Il. Douglas.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-22
Error Excepted for me
GEORGE SIMMONS.

Little Compton. oci. /. a. d. l7ss.
Wee the subscribers Being appointed TO set
lie the accounts with Cap George Simmons re
SpactS the Ordination OF Rpv Mr. Shepard Do,
allow and approve OF tn Above account &c.
Dean Wilm TYLER
Peris Richmond, Esq. COm'ee.
Nathl Seare. Esq
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-22
own l North Of Range l West.
4 p OF " a OF q Y "a |.
und Il OF 50 acres of 81

end OF W ofnwh (2l SO
Commencing 40 T u Of pest be-
tween sections q and 2S, thence
Q 20 r, 4Or, . % r, q 10 =, ear,
5 10 r, O 4 r, q 10 r, eSr, lOr,
loo r, n leo r, W loo r, l20 r,
except a parcel Of land described
as 70 lows: {: commencing - rwI
snd 3 of y post between sec
tons Il and -, thence W l5r, 81
10 r, 10 :, n l6 r, section Fl, I52
50-lo0th acres,
Commencing Is rn Of u post be-
tween sections Il and IS, thence
r, Ire l4r,n Sr, w2Or,
sr, section II, l acre,
Commencing so or n Of y post be- /
tween sections 81 and IS, thence e
2or. n 10 r, 20r, r, section
Il, 25 Tooth acres,
Commencing ~ n Of a post be-
tseea sections Il and IS, thence
20 T, n6r, W 20 T, SO Z, section
Il, .5-l0oths Of an acre,
Commencing II n Of . W corner
section y, thence n 1lo r 10 Il
post, thence 60 southerly along
| rnaryin az Du;,b> ~..n
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-22
fTou lie New Bedford Nsrcury
ohDiNATioN ~ THE OLD TIMES.

We nave been favored with the perusal of the
U''slua! on OF expenses incurred in the ordina-
'1oA q hev. NJ. Shepard. as pastor of the Uni.
Ied congregational Society in Little Compton.
hhode Island. sept. %, 1881 IL is as follows:
Little COMPTON, September 2Oth, l7s7.
The United Congresat.oa .oaal Society Dent,
Tor providing things for the Ordination.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-22
2 IS SIS 81 20 { 50

" aSIes . 'lncef ss follows. ccu,-
neacinS az the 5 W corner of HI.
ram b'ektold's land, AMI runn'n-
10 quarter hne. thence g 10 ,ec,
ton hne, thence 4 70 Il. B.ckfofd'.
sai' 'ascee v - p.aes of begin.
a'ag, on e 4 = Of sec. 8, qOAeres
aep; ofnwh 8 az
wPt Of wax 3 "a
"a ofse 3 -
iN aces bounded as fo.l0ss. VIZ
90 The e oy The Clark ant. on he
of quarter line, on the o bv
= Asats iani the ocye dss -ip-
.on OF lant es On the = ea 4 OF
-arefau 1NfN
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-22

- atEt- VOun-st hs !li- !
lows commencing arthe /
~ Corner Of Z I. Mur-
ray land, running " 10 |
section line, thence nor.
therly 10 Hiram Be-.
tord : slsnd. thence et,C. +
/. Murray $ lsui,1hence
10 place Of teg.naipg. |
ca the NV !
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-22

commencing 81 rsof y pos. be- :
tse-n sections n and Is. thence
lor, e cor, n l0r, - 20r, ex-
c@pt 1oh feet o and s BY 20 feet
and W, ont Of $ corner sec. IS,
Commencing "a . and c4rsof u
p st oetween sections q and 2S.
thence 1or, ,e22 r,n5r,w,o
marg Fill pond, n5r,w1s =,
section 2s,
Commencing 10 e and IS s Of X
post be,seen sections q and 2s.
thence 8 along W margin OF Rec
mill pond $50 called) 81 r, el2 r
20 2 margin Of said pond, th-n,e
northerly along . margin Of said
pond about 81 TO land owned by
ID I. Allen, thence v TO begin.
ming, section 2S.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-22

5 . Of lots 6 and :, commencing
at the sw corner Of lot 8, thence
n parallel with Washington ave
nue. - feet, thence lS2 feet -
feet, thence W parallel with Main
street lS2 feet to the place of be-
- 1
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-22
LOVE AND POLITICS.

| said-you're bewitching girl,
So bright your cheek. 50 rich your curl.
| said your eyes Ike precious gems.
yearn 10 wear as diadems.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-01
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
lIRraT sALE on vALrAnLp cITK enoE.

u - VIZ fHOP-
EkIts--by virtue Of tso deeds Of Tuii e1ecntsd BIZ
Thomas Bos and Phoebe hs wife one beag dst. me Isb
fav Of January ~ and The other i5fsi Tire is Of JyV Iss5
both dny recorded 10 TIE oiscs knnni Hls'ne Court
tha 81 trustee e'u nlusf proceed Thnudly
- h.l ls. a. tie hour ~ four O'Clock 1 GeTt fair
and u ~ 2, 90 he h fair dly thereafter a. Same iour uuon
The frer'ses OaVinH been thereto Dpu.d) fiSeink
property 70 wit; piece M parcel land n the City of Rich
ond uc the sid ust rgrchsts jane oyan gSecefor a.
james Jones beginning az TIE Folhges. corner n Coor John
Mayos inr ihhee alnK , f- -isy % ~ Norhv.s, s
ncr Of DE Ut knosn To- VI plan 81 a. sCy Of Erlsrd hy so
t tleh'e along ne Ht de Of "a. lo o. Cay street
hundred and sixty three feet siv iaccs tre. Ice n ID
Cary street 20 DE lice n william Mriss Fouf covuer irt
feet tn o. Hoe n fli 'ihi rf va +. he fa IT, ia
- hcsirne subject h0sever 10 PRIOR ben upon ts sad
property 10 favor d The Richmond Pe Associan erestsI ~
deed from the said Thomas A. Rust dated 9Th Ana - ana
recorded In Richmond IiuFings Court decd BOOK No toto
1SR Cash, 9geeaby 20 The c0nfous n the dsed The
purchas the TaXe and Insurance far he yea, isj
The TILE 20 the above property relieved geod h sell
Ing As Trustee shall convey the property above msn;isneI
special warranty only.
Sale Is he conducted By A. D. wlHsm. Au-tr
fc9-Ee3O GUsfANIs A. hYTRs Trrues
sRefering 20 ths foregoing adveu,esu may be addsi
by way Of detailed description that above property .
The North side Of Cary between IN and s srr
atj1nf the f5uuiy 81 Mr. Bham ard OPP
Of Mess H. SKnker Co n has upon n several bu dnl
which rented At shout t600 pr annrnn
Regarding IL !ocaicn which i about eqdsti' tirom and
veEEi 10 TIE several Depo he Basin and the
les bufine portion ofhe City this may Justly considered NE
valuable property nov IN the market Warehouse FAeo.
rles or p' hsr business purp05ca
VIA be sol according plan which may be the
Zee % tte Au.i! .ueer.
Although he deeds o. Trust require Tor csSb topei
that some Arrangement be made previous The
whereby credit be allowed upon portion Of the purchase
money
fes AD. WILLIAMS, Auet
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-01
rELEGRANGS
Per Magnetic Telegraph Lines, 0Co No. 1873 Main Street.
CONGRESSIONAL

WASHINGTON Feb. 29-SENArE-Tho Hobbies and gal
lerjcs crowded TO hear Mr. Stewards speech
The pension bill was passed. Mr.. Seward commenced
at ! o'clock.
HoUSE-The Kansas Legislature resolutions relative 10
her admission as a State referred. Dir. Rufin's
name having been recorded in the vote printer for
Mr. Gossbrenner, the journal was amended and the
election of Mr. Ford annuled One vote taken for
printer and the subject postponed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-01
CTTY ITEMS.


W---,,.-rl.nes We publish to-day, list
R''N' ..,--. Of Richmond, ,o Gar as We have
O.. he .b ..atcmcuts by the manufacturers, in
b,t1 ill.-' I'm mon chem 10 vii. appear, also, IN
,t-11-st 10 ' ,--,,,,'. SsmtWcckly, extra copies OF
he o'-sr h, ordered this forenoon,
u.,a ''. ,r.t.lrcrs desire it and viii order sum
10 ..-t,r of copies We viii publish the h-' on an
Gen. ~. tf a. low price AZ i'e pn'"cau'n can ne
ezra ~, community Of interest among them d
s''ri,A ,,grl be beucd,ted by circulating broad
sal ' IN. country the list which we have computed
tl. e'' 80 10 attract ucw custom 90 one branch Of
Nl'' ,r necessarily euure 90 the benefit OF others,
hi,i'' -,ly believe that comprehensive exhibit OF
all --i, pursuits Of our ywoud prove mote ben
th' - IN, manufacturers than hundred independent
'r-s Let Che people see q. a s'ia''' WIN, 1'uc,''
a. be-c ana thousands VIII be attracted 90 the
o,. .,s.-i9i5r is. viii be opened in our counting
'f,, ana al persons who wish 70 procure cop
r-or5sed "cz-r. sheet are requested 10 sem.
is -. before tomorrow at II o'clock az which
d. ~. ,vps viii be distributed It Che orders should
u INSULT ,ieat Co justify the publication
....,-,. I,cpESr-The Richmond correspondent Of
r..,-.bu-- Express, IN bis letter Of Yesterday says
.-.i.f.-t of g1i,a rom1nu, character occurred az
N..rs-- l,p6t tlis afternoon. A few minutes pre-
. nd, departure of the train for Petersburg SPLEEN
49,. drove up and 0l- jumped Young aud elegant
b ..-s4 y0raE lady, Che richness 90 her wardrobe be-
E.,-.r el1l.. by her beauty OF face aud grace o,
81. appeared excited and ueryously euqurei
le.,o- That official being pointed OUT to
~. . confronted him. and desired 10 know 10 she
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