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OHAMPION BISSELL's POEMS.


~ These Poems have been received NTH marked degree Of
| Of spprecistiye notices from the Press:
From The Utica Herald
Mr Bsselrs volume has cudenessno blind reaching a
etaIy 1eyulsion Of 1857 th. narrative told
in pure and masculine English and the whole re-
ideas poems Of Godsnith the meodious blank of
the ea1 and heart Ike remeRoered music These extracts
eferng to column Of quoations like few drops of
ay or which the sspcuoe gives goblet Ripe
ssip genial culture the Of the artist aud many of the
From The Delaware Republican
laee ees sDod s " Tn Ss1u n n & and az are
In opinion .he author hss fully esti6-sed h claim t. de-
Nf' From The N Y. Times.
expressed"
Mr Champion Bsse gives us here the result Of his leisure
hours ahed from the active pursuit Of business de cyl
IDENTIFY sehoI and who loves the pursuit Of Literature fo,
It's sake. The leading the recent Panic and
oos beoes As suecnen of the happy yersication Of the
author, give from the MlWheel finished little
90 Within the niIlwheers dripping cave,
How file, the white and cleaning spray,
In music falling on the wave
How cool the eddies Of the stream,
In lazy beats returning slow
About the black and roughened beam,
Whose IN feet far belowp
The onses. poem and one from which d we Two wond a., gladly
tains some passages Of much power and beauty
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OP THE
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THIS friday EVENING, May 25
Mr SIDDONS
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Scenes from the Pekwick Papers. g. Dickens
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THEY PUBLISH THIS WEEK,
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HISTORY OF THE REPUBLIC OF THE UNITED
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From The Providence journal 49,
Mr. Hamilton in placing this history before the pubic 10 rem
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acquainted the origin aud formation OF the Republic
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From The Chicago Times
As publication containing vast deal OF political nfonaon
il has permanent value.
THE REVELATION OF JOHN,
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NASHVILLE. TENN. FRIDAY. JUNE Is. 1860.
TAX INSTRUMENTATION OF NAsHv1LLE.

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c.
OF
offer fol
FIRST july 1860 succeeding if above t d b
OF nd,or
Taxs,Cs ssandCh Chargsan nnexed u I'm
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m'sfelIaufous.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
r O r S A l. E..

VI7ISHING to make other Investments, ep~o
w posetosellallOur RealEstatein n Dayidsonco :,
asfoIlows:
That Suburban Residence.
situated or the Franklin Turnpike within halfa mile
Of the city opposite the residence of late Jo-
seph ". Horton. This is. perhaps, the most com
manding ii the vicinity of Nashville, and is q
most desirablecounryr residence The house will be
sold with II or ofland as thepurchaser may
choose
That Valuable Farm.
known asthe Sims Tract situated on the smith Turn
pike fold Lebanon road) within three miles OF Nash
Vile containing $50 acres The soils good ~, is well
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gardeBsand dairy arms. Also that
Beautiful Farm.
onsame road now occupied b! T. C.. McCampbell,
and formerly owned by Tom Harding containing
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to suitpurcnasers T.C. MccampbellH lshOwt hese
places to any who willie
AIIthe above yeproperty will be sold on reasonable
terms aud ou creditof one Two three aud four
years
oiIheundersigDed.
THOS C McCAMPBELL,
Six miIesf rom Nashville.
J. A. MCCAMPBELL,
apr1 Nashville.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-06

RAIRaGn LAM DKcIsIux-THE LAw o.
DkAAaks.T The Tuy Baslgss says In seT-
aral railroad cases reeeatly decided By the
Supreme Court at The general term in this
district, tbs principle has been established
that In aationa Cor negligently causing the
daath of parties 5y collision, the question:
whether the injured party by his own neg
iigenee contributed to produce the result
Is sasstion sf fact, which mast ba sub
misted to the jury under proper instrue-
tions from the court. In one Of the cases
recently passed upon, the plaintiff recoy-
ed a verdict at the Rensselaer, Circuit for
81 900. Judge Gould ssst aside this vsr-
dict, and ordered a ngw trial, on the
ground that the plaintiff should be nom
suited, It appearing that the negligence Of
tho deceased contributed TO the injury
The General Term, however, after full ar
gamsnE, oyerraled the decision Of Mr..
Justiss Gould, and directed judgment
apon the verdict, thus establishing the
principIs above referred to. Two similar
cases ware tried before Jadge Gould, who
non-auissd she plaintif, and il each case
the General TeEm reversed tie dseisiou
and gEaated a nsw trial This principle
may naw bs regarded as settled in this
dissrics, though h i proper 70 add thai
Judge 6ould disssnts.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-06
COUNCIL BLUFFs, IoNk, IUNE 4. 1850.
Bees

:
LEE Ua SUEa.D eUR esEB MAAz.noAa.
We understand that the work haa hasass
ID earnest upon ths OoHndl Bluas sd s..
%. Railroad. Tho Oonxaes fos she arss
eight miiea has been let % Nh. Jonee, :
young and snergesia eitiasa of our plaes,
whe, although Withoat ssasnai axpegiaass
IN EaiIrsaaing, yes Il possessed Il $ good
shass Of thai aanxansse Of saecsss In or
cry aaswpgiaa racsieat taa And sAis
leads "a to aVaak oe thai new fsasuses
which, witAin few ysaFss ii dsyaloning
Itself ID sha pEogreaaG Aasssieaa rail
ways. The people a. tlaie epsinsEy are be-
ginning Ia Cad out shat ahsy are able %
build their cwn railroaas FoEmarly i wa
deesasd indispensable 10 obtain the serT~
ices Of wealthy and experienced eonpa-
ny Of railroad contractors. Thsy eams
with great profession Of means, inan.I
sase and skill. Ths crmpany's money
vas axpsuaed pr0fusely aa sha ssaEtaaI
aooa = possible the road was eaoaabseed
with lisns aad aorsgaga, and transferred
10 eshas parties, pna the 6nal apshos wssI
genxallg an Vul6niahsd rtIad, an impovaF-
ished company, and the contractors No
whas 10 be goand.
Tha present candition Of the railroads
throaRhcut this ssate, showR the rasaIis
of thi grand systeaof hImhng. HehaFeI
|haa msloh % hinder ear progress, in the
heretofore illibeEal policy Of our Lssgisla-I
tnses bat our greatest ensmies hare proved
to hs the Eaafera capitalist coming with
bis ssniIss, and pgetsnsiaaa Of Friendships
anly 10 swamp as 10 almess iuetTiavabieI
ruin, and then lsagh at eur calamity. ftI
b time to rid ourselves OF this foreign in-
Isaeass, and to try some less prosendingI
and more economical plsR.
This road 70 st. Joseph possesses moreI
merit than aay thai has breen projected IN
this stass. Il has already proved tsmps-
ing bail TO msEe than pns shEe#d sad far
seeing company uf contractors. They have
been wOndrous civil but, thanks 70 thaI
oantious management of CUR present
Board, We have 80 far kept out Of thairl
clutches, We are glad 10 sea in this Board
an organization Of thorough business man,
and in their employ competent and pFse-
tical engiheer. With these elements
though their available means be small to
begin with-let them proceed cautiously
and economically, desotiag to it the same
energy and wisdom they employ in their
own private affairs, and most assuredlyI
thsy viii meet the hearty cooperation Of
the community, and soon we shall have a
road in all respects oUEs, for the simple
reason that it Was built by our own unaid-
ed efforts. ONB OF TAE PKoPLE-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-06


Atfhe last Repuhliean State gssnvsz-
tion in Illinois, thare was yarY exeellsns
piece of demagog enacted q ssllslf "a
the Hon. Abe Lincoln. 4 lua of fenea
rails were actuAlly brought into tbs Goa-
yention Hall, and that boay vera tald alsak
the Hon. Aeh Lincoln aforesaid. wikh asae
aid Of one John shanka. thirty yeaFN be-
fore, had split these rails. NksaSnnpas
AEr. Lincoln gaFs tizs Cashnfaan N Mr.
tory oe che raiEs, aaA II - ssyaa ans
making them and Il il ancarsaiarIy nxsR
underssood that Mr.. Il. ssanda bagnsa sasaa
Ghicago Convention a. the feneurAil SMmA
didate Cor the peaideuey. There has
bean one thing, hnwavsrs avaEinokad 81
this Tisw Of the case. Dos not the fgnee-
rail business bring 90 Mr.. John shanks a.
candidate alsof Ought be nos 60 hare
the same credit as iEs. Liaeeln hasq We
think sos-C Coasliasssion.