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The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-25
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The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-25

A VENERABLE LADY. "A new vice-regent
of the Ladies' Mount Vernon Association is
Mrs. Mary Chestnut, the mother of the South
Carolina Senator. This lady now eighty five
years of age, has the proud happiness of being
able to say, what few living can say, that she
had personal acquaintance with Gen. Wash
ton. In the spring of 1889 Washington visi-
ted Trenton, and was received with the most
enthusiastic demonstrations by the people, espe-
cially by the ladies'. A ''triumphal arch" was
erected on the bridge over the Assanpinck
Creek, at the entrance of which six young girls
strewed flowers before him, and sang song Of
welcome. One of these girls is now Mrs.
Chestnut And she who, in the dawn Of life,
sang the song Of triumphant welcome to "The
Hero" now in its wane joins those who are en-
deavoring to pay the noblest of tributes to that
hero's memory.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-25

| The EASTERN CLARIoN-From the mum.
Der of this paper, now before us, of the 18th
we learn that the necessary arrangements have
| been completed for its continued publication
/ under the ownership of Mrs. Adams, editorial
management of Mr.. j. G. Markham, and bust.
ness and financial, under Maj. c. P. Bowman
| brother of Mrs A The editor says:
The editorial management of the paper will
! continue in the same hands that have per-
/ formed the principal labor required in it ior
+ the last four years. The general tone and
policy of the paper will, therefore remain IN
changed, and it may not be amiss to say that
no degree of effort will be spared to keep up
the interest and reputation of the journal.
Having Just said that the general course Of
! This pdPci would remain Unchanged, We need
go into no explanation of what that course
will be, as its readers already know it. We
shall endeayor so to conduct it, that, aside
from the change of names under the publish
ing and editorial heads no further difference
will be visible to its friends and patrons
We trust under the new management the
Clarion will continue for many years to fill its
useful mission; and feel assured, from ia
miliar acquaintance with him for many years,
that in Mr. Markham its readers will find an
able advocate of all the rights and interests
of the South and of the principles of the
Democratic party in all their purity
MeTcurU.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-25
From the Nss0 York Day Book.
The Attempt to AbOlishing Protection
to Slave Property in New Mexico.
SANTA FE, New MKx1oo,I

January 23d, 1860.
Messrs. Editors: l enclose you below
copy of the report of special committee OF
the House Of Representatives of the Legisla-
tive Assembly of this Territory, to whom
was referred bill, introduced BY wolf in
Sleeps clothing who crept into the Demo
cratic party. to repeal the law passed by the
Assembly at its session of 1859, protecting
slave property in this Territory. When he
showed his cloven foot he was requested TO
resign his seat as Speaker of the House, which
he was wise enough to do. | have since I'M
derstood that he has resigned his seat in the
House and has gone home where we hope he
will remain. The condemnation of his course
was unanimous, and hereafter think, will
keep his Abolition principles to himself
Yours respectfully,
4 \ 1 IIlN Al lEAInCR Il
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-25
SUMMARY OF NEWS.

I u The North croHnx nsneries promise
to be better this season than for years.
OF The water works recently completed
at Lyons, France, cost about $18,0O00OO.
o. The French Emperor's stud of horses
consists of from 800 to 800 fine animals.
OF The paper money in circulation in the
United States at the present time, amount to
S153OO0OOO.
" The golden harvest of Australia is on
the decrease, while that Of the United States
is increasing.
OF Miss Lane, the Presidents neice, is
said to be engaged to Lord Lyons, the new
British Minister
Or There is bill before the Minnesota
Legislature to reduce the rate of interest in the
State to per cent.
o. The Secretary of the Interior esti-
mates the number of acres planted in vine
yards in the U. s. to be 1000.
o. James Bogardus, of New York, is
erecting a building in Havana, which is to
cover an area of 100000 yards.
o. The bill, granting three years for the
redemption Of property sold under the mort
gage in Minnesota, has become a law.
o. MARI beds have recently been discov-
cred along the line of the New Albany and
Gulf Railroad, now building in Georgia
OF The small pox is prevalent to con-
siderable extent in most of the cities of the
East. In Massachusetts,, hardly town is
free from it.
The people of Washington, D. c., are urg-
ing the construction of railroad bridge over
the Potomac, which is a mile wide at that
point.
OF Aside from pensions and the incomes
of various lucrative offices, the royal family of
Great Britain cost the government $2,732 955
last year.
or The mineral productions of the Z. s.,
inclusive of the immense gold productions of
California, amount to yearly average of
$120O00OOo.
OF The Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton in Iowa loaned $4,000 of the school
money on his own responsibility, and the
whole sum is lost.
OF The Mormons are urging Joe Smith,
Jr, the son of the prophet, who resides in IL
linois, to go to Salt Lake and become head of
the Mormon council.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-25

oUR THAMES are due to M. carlisle, me views De
pot for New ORLEANS apers in advance of the mail.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-19
,rrLhnte on Respect.

AT a meeting Of Napthalis Lodge Ct
Free aud Accepted Aasona, held at their
lodge room in Carol, January 4, 1860. on
motion, committee consisting Of Bros.
VIM. Fairchilds. Richard Holmes, and
VIM. Ewing, were appointed to report
resolutions expressive Of sense Of the
Lodge on the death Of Bro f. II. DAVIS.
After retiring few minutes. the commit
tee reported the following preamble and
resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted:
WAEREAs, it has pleased an all.wise
and overriding Providence TO remove from
amongst US BY death, Dec, 97. 1859. our
friend aud Brother, Edmond II. Davis:
therefore, 10 show our love and esteem for
hin as a man and Mason. we have adopt
ed tie following resolutions
lst Resolved, That in the death of our
Brother Davis, this Lodge has lost on, OF
its most worthy and devoted members,
and the community in which he lived one
of ITS most useful and enterprlsing citi
zens.
2ud. Rssolved, That while We deeply
dpplore the loss we have met with, in the
death Of Bro. Davis, still we have the con-
ISOLATION to believe that though he is dead,
he will live again. and his death should
admonisb US as Masons, to initiate his ma
ny virtues, so that when the Great Grand
Master of the universe shall summon US to
appear in that Celestial Lodge above, We
may be found duly and truly prepared,
and worthy and well qualified
3rd. Rssoiesd. That out Of the regard
we have for the memory Of our deceased
Brother, wa will cause this Lodge, o
which he was SO worthy member, TO be
dressed in mourning for three months.
4th, Resolusd, That we most sincerely
and alfectIonately sympathize with th'
wife and relatives OF the deceased Broth
: er, and tender to them the kind regards
aud sincere coincidence OF the Masonic
/ Fraternity,
: 9th. Rssolued, That copy Of the fore
e going preamble and resolutions be presen
o ted 10 the wife Of the deceased Brother
i, and be published 10 the county papers.
Il Attest, A. T, ALDRED, W. NJ.
g JAS. Holmes, Sec.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-19
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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-19
coMxERCIAI AItHTELLIaEEoE
LaneaateT marReI
lcoRREcTRp wREKLY BY John LYONS
wHoLfs1LH - aETAILsRocER. -aE
NEW YORK MARKET.


fi,af-.fnnsactier in tho usrkei are to modst-
niS ettsntand prieesA without matsTlai change
TAedenand liehiefy speeuistive. With lmiied bu-
sbesS doing nf the supply OF the pressing wants of
the local knd East trade. Sales of 1I2o0 barrels
~ 2uAs % of ssperans stats 54ess 50 for sxra do;
2aas sofsr Sdp: westsrt; 4nss 50 for e9ruiann 70
rnedafs e1f westsrp; rsa5 rs for ab.pping brands
extra Torbn ood ohi1 eelossd esiels AhoUt half %
thgabovs wfs taHeh o. apsesidt,o1.
Whisky--RHlss heITy5 sGiss a. e5 cent,
Grain -whsat quiet and tuehangsd. hoitefs syli-
biting no very pfessibe desire 70 rsGfs. ssles %
White So ftheff tt ] OK; Red al 81. 80
Rye hfngy he'd; Gales " % c.s. s,Nf
BaTiey unc.9pysds sales st7ee7ss Ga figs@+
Barley Hault qaiet Gt e2sssc.
Corn quist ami Who special change sales AZ ssa
sec fof nov whHs, ana Yellow S3c for OLD WhiIs
eeatberne :. fst tlf -
v Oats IN iitie bel'sf recgss selss st 5skt1cH6fYc
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\ DFeSszd Hogs dan; saiet from 6ftSTkc,
Cut Meats d1ili ox9<c for HAms, OK 1T 9hoal3ss
4 LsrJ isdull, ssies ~ OEa,OKe.
Bftiefio fnir dsnsta; saisspt l9sie for ono, and
i16qesc lor State
Cheese js steaayat saIIt5c
Coffee is quiet but Arfu; sales Rio u 1isi2kc.
Moitsses IS Qulst furthef sses ofSswofeans az So
! by suction; s5 barsi5 old crop New odesns Al 5tt
Ates is atesdy; ssIss Al 3XafKo east a. IN qssiry
Sugar eontin1es o. nj sales Of Cuba ~ 7ka1ke Ha
want and Mauiiia7Le
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-19
Literary Institute.

The "Irving Lyceum' will meet in the
Basement Of the German Reform Church,
on Monday Evening, January ssl, 1860,
at g. O'Clock.
e The putlic are respectfully invited to dt.
tend. By order Of the Lyceum.
WM, L. RIGBY. President.
W. A. SHuLFz. Secretary.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-19
SALE OF REAL ESTATE
nv nunRIs NJ nnI1RT

ON MONDAY the l9lA Of FEBRUARY, A. n. is6O,
at one O'Clock In the afternoon, viii be sold by
public auction TO the highest bidder, tbs premises,
near the Town Of Amanda, in Fairfield county Ohio,
tho following deacribed Real EsIate - .wi part of
tho West half the Northeast Quarter OF Section No.
IS Township No. 10 Of Range No. 90, bount ed as fol
lows Beginning al the Southeast corner OF said half
Quarter Section; thence West the half Section line
6.60 chains TO post thence North LIS chains 10 a
post thence Vest so chains 10 post thence forth
l31 chains post; iheneo East iSo chains 10 pos
thence North 3.3S chains 10 pest; thence Rasi 50
chains to post on the East boundary OF said hglf
Quarter Section; thence South g. so ch ainsto the paee
ofbAginning ming acres more or Tess For
plat and greater certainty ofdecshpiOn, see Survey
No. 1875, Book No. S. County Surveyors Records pG
said comfy. Said land being known as the Boyle
Saw Mill Lot, Appraised al $500. M. ,-.ss
t7srms Of Sdls-One third tus purohase money IA
hand onthe day OF SALE third In one year, and tho
balance in two years. with interest deferred 2ay.
mens from day OF sale, and not 10 be sold for less Than
two-thirds OF the appraised value. Dated this 18th
day of December n. d. 1853.
'~t ~ JOHN r. MUMAUGH. Adm tor.
ofJohn Boyle, deceased. with the VIII annexed
ALSo-Atths same llulo and place. will oTav for
sale the following Real Estate to'vi, The Northeast
Quarter ofSecton M. n, In Township No. ~, Of
Range No. 10, except % acres taken of the East side
OF said Quarter Section. The land 10 DO sold con
tanning 10 acres, more or leAS. b.. ..... ....
Terms Of sala made known on the day OF sale.
. JOHN r. MUAAUGH, Admfor.
HuSrfE e OAuGHEErY, Attornoys.
December s5, l5J9-5w33pfS6
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-19
Assign,ee's Notice.

TENHE undersigned has heen appointed Assignee Ia
trust Of THEODORR TONG and has Gled the
deed OF Assignment In the Probate Conrt ofFatrheld
county Ohio IN be proceeded upon according to law.
All persons having claims against ths AssEnor are re-
CURED to present the same properly verified. All per.
without delay. Said Theodore Tong will attend al his
former usual place ofbusness In Lancaster as hgea'
for the undersigned. 0LIVBRP. TONG, Assignee.
Lancaster, January 4, le60-~Sw36
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-19
Court OF common Pleas, Fairfield
Comfy, Ohio. s.
In Partition.

JAMS hamltnh, HH-
Rebecea Hamilton, widow of thsi
late W IN Hamilton deed, Prankiihi In Partition.
A. Hamilton (minor) Mary Uamil-l
ton, tminor) and RebeecR Hanilioh,l
their legal Euardint-
TTyHE said dsfsndsats will hereby take notice that
Il The said Jane Hamilton has this DAY hlsd In tho
clsrk's Once OF the Ceur 0f Common Pleas for Far
Cell County. ohi her certain petition praying for
partition Of the fllo 9ing real estate situate in said
county and OF which the said deed died seitea Wis
1t part ofthe SOuth.e east quarter Of seetiou "a,
T, u, In r. 90 containing lj6 acres hein6 the
Tract Of land conveyed to the sad William Hamilton
10 his llfetima, by John Augustus and wife, by deed
bearing date April Il, s41, and recorded In Book No
o. p. ~, ofihe record Of deeds OF said county.
Sd A part ofths Southwest quarter Sf section a.,
T. ", in X. 90, containing ~ acres. being the aame
tact of land conveyed TO said william Hamilton In
his liielime BY John Chambers ey esd bearing date
Of the record OF deeds nf said county.
81. A par Of section 23T r., In r. 90. containing
7sl00 being the slme tract o. land conveyed
10 the said William Hamilton In his life time BY he
said John Chambers. by The lad mentioned deed.
an The south west quarter Of Ibe North-wssi omar.
tor Of aecon a. T. -, ID, Of the iands sold 81
chiccthe. containing 40 acres. being the came tract
oi land to the said William Hamilton In his
life Il e, By Allen Laughn by deed dated FEB "a
1872 and recorded In book No 90, 81, OF the record
Sin. ons undivided eleventh par, Of the roverssp
80 fee Of w 2SlO0 acres, bsi1R PAL OF NE SoIn'
east quslter OF seruon96, n i2, X 90 set on az dow
er 10 Elzabeih Shartie, widow Of the late Philir
Shsrle. dec II beinF The snpe Interest conveyed 10
said " lillian IIamiHonin bis life ume by Alvin D,
bes one of the hairs alaW OF the said Philip Sharte
ks deed dated Nov. 8, 1854 and recorded IN Book No
90 p e. Of the record Of deeds AZ said county The
petition also prays that dover be assigned In all ai
said lands TO the said Rebecca Hamilton. widow as
aforesaid. The said hefendanis, the said Rehscca
Hamilton, FrGnklip A. Hamilton and Mary Hamilton
are therefore hereby notiaed to appear nj the ner,
Court of Common Pleas Of fai field Countvsnd plsa
answer or demur 10 said petition. or judgement WI!
be rendered iu aeanrdauee with the prayer n said
itlousr. z-,f JOHN c. RAlNEY, Clerk z. c.P.
P. VAN TRrAP. Attorney. -.
Lancaster, Dec. 90, 1850, --ewsSpfsio5o
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-19
E.tnto oY Edmona nd. navis.

NToTIcBis hereby given, that ihe undersiEaed hs
been duly appointed and qualified US A Administra-
Tor Of the estate Of Edmond n. Davis, deceased late
Of Fairfield county Ohio. All persons having claims
against said Estate will Dresett them for settlement
legally auth eucaled wilhlA one year. and those in
debtsd will make Immediate payment %
JOHN W WILSON, Aim'tor.
Jxnuary 4, Ie6C-3w36. 3.
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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-19
.opsra,lon, Of lha Palani onl q.

VPs'"6'OHS O' '"S H'7H' "Il1V' Il1
FOR the week sndiug anuary 10. 1860
each bening tbst dfte. -Cin Com.
Theodore Biame Of Cincinnati, Ohio, as
sighor 70 himself and W. w. Hamsf& Co.
Of bnms place; for improved machine for
facing pulleys ~r+t rlr. ~
ITsbiy c. FoO,s Of Frsaariottown. Ohio.
assiguor ,ohim'eli Anc c.Kilgore, Of Chat
ts,ooga. Tennessee. for i'm proved oombin.
cd Bsicb key and oalendar. -,
Franklin B. Hunt Of Cincinnati, Ohio.
sssignor 10 K. D. Vsndersen aud Ira B.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-19
Notice.
Pleasant Township Seminar.

FgyHI second session % the Pleasant Township Sem
inary will close with The 27th day OF January 1860
The examination OF classes will lake place on Wed
nesday and Thursday previous, Friday will be cx;
will be delivered By several Young Ladies
and Gentlemen. Afer which there will be an Adj
dress by the Rev. Mr., HASrlSG. Tho Third Session
will commonce on Monday the 30th day OF January
D. and close with Friday the 3Oth day OF March
A. d. 1890 including weeks. Tuition viii be 6 30
payable In advance.
JosRPH FIREMAN.. Principal.
Pleasant Township, January ls60-iw35
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-19

EMERsoN BENNETT's DoLLAR MONTHLY,
is the title OF new magazine published at
Pbiladelpbia,by Bennett y HAMiIN.whicb
promises to be most exc ,llent work.
Upon a critical eKamiustion, We think it
will be found 10 compare favorably, both
in matter and appearance, with any OF the
higher priced magazine. Call at the City
News Office and see sspscimen copy.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-19
News summary.

No organization Of Congress yet. Since
chr last issue, several scenes Of wild ex.
element have prevailed, threats have been
made. abuse heaped. weapons exposed,
and confusion prevailed. Several ballots
have been taken without changing results.
The Republicans still adhere to Sherman.
Southern members still continue 10 villify
the North. Several efforts have been made
by the Republicans to adopt The plurality
rule, but they have all been frustrated by
the factious democratic minority who ex-
press themselves determined 10 resist the
election of Republican, even at the hazard
of no organization this winter. They de.
clare that Congress "Shall be broken up in
row." 'Ibat they viii rend the Union
from turrst to foundation stone." before
they will suffer the election ofa Republi-
csn. On Monday Mr.. HUTcHISs of Ohio
got the floor aud moved that the House
proceed to the election OF Speaker, and
that the member receiving the largest
number Of vote, be declared Speaker. and
then Immediately moved the previous
question. This would have settled things
but for the miserable subserviency Of the
Clerk to the slave power and the fixed de
termination OF the minority 10 prevent g
lection, which was accomplished by mo-
ton TO amend by the notorious Dan Sick
les. There is serious talk now OF nigh
session, We hope this course will he pur
sued and that the members will be com
PEELED TO organize or starve.
SENATE.-A great debate has takel
place in the Senate between Douglas am
Tugh Of the one side. and Greene an
others Of the other. The soundness c
Douglas democracy was reviewed AMI th
justice Of his removal from the chairman
ship OF the Committee on Territories can
vassed. Douglas bore himself manfull
and without doubt got the better OF his OF
poneuts. " -z
Bowman Of the Washington "Consttl
tiou" was elsc ted, with some opposition
Senate Printer In this we see anoth,
Administration triumph.
= The Hsrper's Ferry Investigating Con
mittee are making but little progress.
A bill prohibiting slavery 10 the Teri
tory Nebraska, passed both branches
the Nebraska Legislature BY a small m
jority. the vote in The House WAS 10 +
and II against the Bill. In the Senate,
for and 3 against. Those who vot
AGAINST were all Democrats! The Go
eruor of the Territory, Black, Democnl
Vstbed The Bill as unconstitutional. clsimiI
that the Territorial Legislature have
power to prohibit Slavery. This is Den
ocratic POPULAR SovEREIGNTYl ,e
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-19

-aFIREl-Ths alarm Of Ire on Sunday eve.
ming, was occss ioned blythe burning Of a
stable id The south END Of town, belonging
to GEpRsE RIsa Esq. The engines as IL
sual were all on the ground promptly. DO.
ing good work, and the fire was soon ex-
tinguished. Tho loss will probably amount
TO not less than $500. F1 ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-19

CAssELL's ILLuLrRATED FAMILY BIBLE,
is issued in pamphlet Iorm. on the LIST
and 10Th Of each month, to be completed
in about forty eight parts and sold at the
low price Of Is cents each. This work is
certainly one Of great beauty, and is es,
pecially designed for interesting aad in.
structing the family circle. Call and Sc
cure copy Immediately, at the City News
Office where you will find Ed sumplu-
ously blessed with the "gil! Of gsb." a per-
feot gentleman. aud always ready and will.
ing to wait on his customers.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-19

EF Iu Kansas. the entire Republican
state ticket is undoubtedly elected by ma,
joritisS over 5000. Every county yet
heard from excepting Leayenworth, gives
Republican majorties.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-19
NOGkeB.

LITERARY INSTITUTE, hes
re organizsd and VIII continue series ol iisen =
sions in tie UNION SCHOOL HOUSE. Ia BALI!
MORE, on MONDAY EVENING 10 IA cH WEEK ,
during the Wnt rSutjees for discussion 10 be select
ed one week previous 10 being discussed. 4.
JAMES z. SUTPHRN, Secretary.
Baltimore, December Is, l9J9-32
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-19
Estate of Iohn Ahrams.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the subsctihrr has
v boon appointed and qualified as Adin'nfstra,or
On tho Estate OF Tohn Abrams ata of ilan county In
he Territory ofKspsas, decd. GEO. SAEDERSoN.
Dec 90, 1859, -3w J5s sF