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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-04-03
INDIAN MASSACRE.

4 most cowardly and brutal butchery enact
ed on an island in Humboldt Bay, in the rancheras
along Eel river, aud the shore to the south and
west of Eureka in California on Sunday morning
February -. The victims were Indians, includ-
ing men, women and children, and the perpetrators
body of white men who inhabit the surrounding
country. 1t seems that the farmers and stock
owners having failed to obtain the sanction of
Governor DOwcey to war against the miserable
sIvages who have been for long time in starry
ing condition in consequence of having been drv
en- from their hunting grounds into the mountains
by the white settlers organized secretly vigilance
committee and divided their forces into several
gangs, who, at Il given hour, were to attack the
various Indian villages, and spare neither age.
nor condition.. The des IN was carried out in
fearful manner as the following particulars dis
close:
At Indian Island, opposite the town of Eureka,
and distant but few hundred yards, more than
forty Indians killed, threefourths of the
Der being women and children. On the beach,
south of the entrance to the bay, forty fifty In
dams, were also killed Report says all that were
there--every one-were killed. 1t is also report
ed and it is no doubt true, that simultaneous at
tack was made ~ on the villages Eel river,
From what was known in Eureka not less than
two hundred indans-men, women and children
were killed on this Sabbath morning.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-04-03
POULTRY.
Committee H Caldwell chm, John Rigler, Shaw.
Best Pair Turkeys

Committee Ross chm, Jno Harty Overman.
pksy~ The following persons are appointed Mscel-
laneous Committee whose duty it is to examine and
report upon, and award premiums to- all articles worthy
of premiums especially provided for in this List
VIM J Yates chm, VIM Owens, w Reid Boone,
VIM Johnston.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-04-03
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.

Commtee-John Walker, chm, D NJ Lee. Emor Graham
By The committee is authorized to award premiums
to machinery, not specified according to its merit.
CARRIAGES.
Best horse Carriage Southern make LIST pre- S. 3D. So
l horse Rockaway, do. 5 3
Buggy, do. 3
CommHtce-M L Wriston, chm R Harris, R NJ Simms
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-04-03
PREMIUM LIST

Of the lNecklenburg Agricultural Society, for the
FOURTH ANNUAL FAIR, to be held at Char
lote, ". g., commencing on Wednesday the
3lst Of October, 1860, and continuing Three
Days:
ESSAY,
For the best mode of restoring
hausted soil in Wesn n Carolina LIST pre-. $40; 3D. SIS
COMMITTEE, A Caldwell, Chairman, DR. john
ston, VIM Harris.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-04-03

MURDERED.-Many of readers in Wilson
and Edgecombe counties will be panied to learn
that DIR W. Shallington, recently Of Wilson, was
murdered few nights ago, on boat running on
White river, Arkansas. DIR Shallington was in
Wilson few weeks since a VISIT having left
his family at their home in Independence CO.,
Ark.,-and it is supposed that he was returning
home when he was murdered. The circumstances
are these The Goctor very imrrudentIy remarked,
in the presence OF the murderers, that he had, in
his pocket, $4,000. At night two men entered his
berth, murdered him and took his money, throwing
the body overheard. Soon after this the boat
stopped at landing and the two men got off, but
the buat had not gone far before the murder was
found ont, and the boat was put back to the land
ing where one of the assassins arrested
having in his possession articles belonging to
DIR 5. that were identified. The other had escap-
ed.-Raicigh Press.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-04-03

CoMM1TTEE-Gen Means, chm, John Nicely, Jas
Miller, Lancaster.
CLASS 4th.
Best Pair Trottng Horses LIST pre-. S.; I'd, So
- Trottrg Horse, single harness, " p
coMMITTEE-Dr L Jones, chm, A N Taylor, Jonas
RudisiIl.
5th.
Best Draft Horse, TO be tested on the
ground, 1stpre. 81; I'd, So
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-04-03

Commttee-Saml Lowrie chm, Mrs DR. Taylor Mis-,
Mag Lucas Mrs W Myers Mrs Morehead, Miss Sophia
Alexander, Miss Sarah Tiddy.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-08
Written for the Cineimla.l com nereisl.
,sJ,sa.,- THE FLIHT. t...e
1ol.tedp pra .irrlrY KltIrn.


bsAia4 heSoAf.ave To-day, s9'aG'q .
"a And siiH withoutthe ioyethat bosses,u alh
I Aha here aud there asnake Of grayNj aoiiy. m
steals through the soft grass Of her tressea, d, q
Time'A foot from, sheekkld bosom warm, IA
ilAstrod the pulp and hue Of peaches,
And the rlcii blood that pumped her form,
lssnapped away by sorrOw's leecE6s. l''h 80
Gone is the bright Light from her brow,
That hashesout whtn passion gusAes; ," p o.
Conc Is the train ofsui,efs now, ~ '3aT1s s3m
I" That piaissdhet grace,a sDiles,4Ri bldshe. 4,
4 And sothe world lifts up its voice, y ..3-}au
Rojoieod 10 dad tie dat reYsRiug-.iW .lN
s. "..we do not pitYsbq rsjoeei ...,- ~
She reap. hs harIest soaa b. ainlng."
All: blaRs hsrnpt. Thpayh years OF doabt, 4.
Il And prgysrsior iS,se that seem unheeded,
,TheteRdrili other heart reached oat, SD
But never found The oak they needed. '''
IN all tue rich and Eoong trAin, .9r
el Not ons could qlench h,r spirits ihirst.ng;
FShe syer fauul the spR and raiR, .t .i...
r., 10 opethe a3wet hat was bursting, .t.rl
O, world a million hearts to,dSy, 4 r. f.,a7
si' Ara going down thro GgA lifo and praying
For the high loye thap' far away, l..
Forever coming and delaying
o, hearts. that unto death from birth, AF'si
Find not the love that should be given,
The spirits whom ye seok on eartiI l&
p, Are waiting at the gates oflIeayen. ri .,si
.CoLuMsus, Feb, %, 1860. - r.ts,+.t...
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-08
I <,urious CaIcnlalioa.

A FrsncLmau--Eons but q Freaehnsa
would have done it--has taken the trouble
to calculate The portions II 4 long life real
y employed ID rork of any kind. aud this,
| is The result ~
He supposes his subject to be q bale. viz
orous hnan, OF 7e years Of age.
rc Allowing eight hours oman aSerags ior
slsep--ltst deduets at once "a Jears5a
For dressing and undressiag.l on rising
and going to bed, washing, sharing. &c,,
half an hour daily. makes u years.
q ThentWo hours daily for meals. ttbia is
an excess otene haiffcr Amsiicans, )ccant
up siE yeass. M es .sea 80
Losesmakiag, according 20 this caieala>
ton. WI! average ols hour daily, or three
years. '''t q F'f 4h5N' -
q For society. idlsrs. thesters. gossiping.
balls. playp-sREss hOnrs nGrs--uP 10 nine
years. {, r;sa7 \ ssa "a
Vinsiiy. The ordinary msladies Of child
hood --the accidents and diseases Of ma
iture sge--liks causes, will deduct two
hours Oa an average. makiug SIX years.
. Sothat 10 conclusion. one hale, hearty
man oi 7e years OF age. has in fact not beeE
able to employ in Tue positive occupations
of iadsatTy ngrp .tshaa 22tt years.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-08
MIR. rAyLoR's 5 REPLY.

at9t T1f iINDIANApoIIs, Feb. $4,000.
"a 7R. II. iHowiSon, Esq Sir: Your let.
ter OF the 23i ult.has been forwarded TO
me. .,zgraH vi bau ESD. stool 20 ivsrfas
sa4 acknopledge yoerucandor, though
might naturally have tooked nor moro
courteous expression oft. q stsot isaw
MY literary connection with the New
York Tribune is Of twelve years standing,
ltis ,iudiosled in most of my pu blished
works, and so well kBogn, to ttoso who
know anything of my history, that I can
SCARCELY conceive yon were ignorant OF it,
4, haze visited the Southern States, as an
ayowed correspondent ofthat paper, hav.
Iing ,lestured in Kentucky aud FTgiaiG,
and received cordial inyitEtions from
Nashville. Memphis, Aug gusls and Savsn,
nah Hence, I considered your own let
Ter OF invitation as another evidence that,
however politicians might differ there was
no isectionalism"in in the world of. .Literstyre
and,Ait,ahd even made arrangements to
Llecturebefore your Society, " soma 10.
.oonyenieeceets myself, II wss q plsasaP t
reflection 4hss. while my friend John Z.
Thompson. ESP, OF your city, was receiv-
ing inl eag6 Literary Associations Of the
kotth;that respect to which his.tslents ga.
title himi Jos Nor heru autbor,, should; al
the same time appear before a Richmond
audience. have heretofore supposed il
possible that !, might priyalely.hold, the
! opinions Of Washington and Jefferson on
the subject Of Slavery, yst-so long as
should mot publicly express those opinions
l-=be sure Of respectful Treatment in Che
State which gave those, great men 10 our
common country. ,s,f, ..,-.,..l
/, 4, You speak Of my lecture on Hunbold,
with, SO mich assurance, that peasume
I, you. must have heard it. ! cannot sup
pose. that you, the President Of an associ.
alton which claims 10 be pre- smipsndy
Christian, would make 60 grave q charge
against any one from mere hearssy or im,
4 perfect knowledge. Eoa kaow. III sEsfore
lthil The Sply points ID that lectafs which
thsye any reference 70 religion are these
I defend HUMBOLDT from The charge Of in.
fidelity, stating my belief that 4 deep re
1Iigious feeling formed tbe basis Of bis char.
.lotef. and, iprtdermore.I dissentfrom The
| assertion of : few psrrow minded theolo
gians. that science Is D .osss,rily .aih4isAI
lin It's tendencies, ! ccntess 10 az profound
astopishmspt that you should coasids,
suoh opinions an evidence Of .sskspiicism, /
Indicating . want Of ofbslsfil The aaiyius
inspiration and authority Of the Sactst
Scriptures: II II the Belief ,thst Hum,
iab0las Y was poi o. FBl ipfdsl & makes Ms Que, bs
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-08

Sco1DiSe. Il Iittls girl, not six years
Of age screamed out 10 her little brother;
who uss playing in the mud: sses
bob, yoq geed for nothing little scamp.
come right into the house this minute, or
I VIII beat you til the skin cores off,
rWhy, kBgeliad, dear, what dc you
meant where did you learn such taiks ex-
claimed the isoFtifed EcthsG, who stood
taking Eith's ( iced. - -, -.
Angeiiha'o childish reply was good
cOmmentary upon this manner ofspeakiDg
70 children: ls30 ~ ss 0sr a-1e
why. motaer, you see we are playing
and he's my little boy. and ! am sc0ld ips..
bin JUS. as you did ne this uoruingi that's
all ga al ~ ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-08

1.
os A COUNTRY DocreE'sy E2PERIEscE,-
There is more truth than poetry, in ,the
following sketch from the experience OF a
couatry doctors fact that more ,than one
Of that badly treated and worse paid class
.ofiadtyidhals wOald be willing 40 verify
ep oath: aeb ls 6frp6tl bs ,eifrtfsa
:, The poor Doctor is called from, bis bed
on a stormy night with the ,sirriOg sum.
mons g,s.,.,..i, g.-oT -t-so -. a., isfi-,
| doctor, want you to cons right straight
off to Banks. His child's dead.Y sr.
THAN why dc, you comet, sr.l
"He's pisoued. They gin ham iaudnun
for p regorik," ,,s4 e. -.r8s
How much have they glssn him.
.'Do'no, gre& desl.: Think be Een''
get over H. ~ tnt e.. 7rsg --j apu.,
The. Doctor pushes, on thresgh ,the
storm, meets With, divers niShsps on the
way, and stlsRgth grliFes al the house, o.
the poisoned patient. He fres il all
closed 7-notts iight to be seen. eas
lie knocks furiously, and at last a nigh
cap appears at ths chamber window, and I
yoman's Eoice squeaks OUT 4 r. ,.a
HWho's tbsre!" -a .5 ,}f ,-s
'The Doctor, to be sure, YOuss for
him" .e.s &, l1ei-s assfs g...
.--0h, lis no matter Doctor. Epbrian il
better. We got a little skered, kinder
Gip him Laudnum. and be slept kinder
sound, but he's walked row." Al
elbow much laudanum did he eswallow?'
"only two drops. 'Taint hurt bin
none. Wonderful bad storm tonight"
The Doctor turns away. bnttohiog uE
his overcoat under his throat, to seek hi
home again, and tries to whistle awsl
morlgc4tiou and anger the voice calls
doctor! Doetor!''s
'fWhat do you want?" % z
| "Poa won't charge p0lhin' for thisyisi
| W III JCs .--.a4... t.sr.H4 "a
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-08
Speuing School.


We love to recall tbe spelIiue sehooIs
which occurred ia ,our, day. when as a
youthful, and somewhat reluctant iubiber
AZ the simple founts OF elementary kpowl.
edge. we ttrod the well worn path. which
led 10 the district school, We are
proud to say our ideas ,Feoiegsd their frs,
instructions In the target exercise in a
country sckool>bouse. although an editori.
al rival once insinuated that wo hsdn'Lre.
cleved the rudimsuts Of common school
education; weak invention Of the enemy.
Well do we remember the turbulent t6g
which a1itated tie "iow seais,D the audi
BILE APPRECIATION Of the "high seais," and
the filters Of the 'big giIls," when the
master announced. cohdesGeH din7ly, that
he would opeustbe schoci>house that eve.
nipg for a spelling.sehool.5 The mas,et
brings his ruler down on the desk yery
hardlte obtain order, and then warning al
the large sebolarhto bring caudles, the
school IS etfhissii ID an uproar of glad.
ness.d Fhasb i's6i u1s itstSs .s>a
When evening coPes. the school4houst
is brilliantly, Illuminated by nesnsa of III,
laliow candles brought from home--som,
of them ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are placed
IN the ends Of long pine, sticks prepares
i9r, the purpose. We can rscall more thar
one occasion when lhose primitive candle
holders formed ready Eospons in the belliy
erent scholars from two rival neigbbor
- IL a , = ~ HN..H r.
hoods when some tl socsl jsalousy cglnias
The mode usually adopted for spelling
was to "choose sides that is. two sci,ol
afs, appointed By the master. chose slier
natslg until The whole school vas divide
equally into two sides. when the msste
"put, out words, = frst 10 one siide,spd the
to the other, scoring al the misses. Ther
Ssed to be great deal Of capcusiug in d
ENTRY" before the school commenced, be
tween t!le ehoosers and certain ssscepsibi
youths Of the sohool, who vere chose
next then sweethearts: for beys at distric
schools have sweet-hearts, as we rsmeui
Der well, if that little rustic beauty doe
not, whoss black eyes pierced our tende
heart through our fustian iacket--wh,
4 promised 10 11y us for an incredible spae
oftims during our walks.homs from spell
ing schools. but WHO afterwards marie
butcher, and is'new ensi osssd by 1h
ca's Of a rapidly irsreasing family. se5
"Spslling down. usually followed th
exercise Of spelling in divisions, and tn
one ewhe hiumphed in this friendl ? couflic
was indeed a,here. Gandos eempels us
addstbGt We never got to be hero-it wa
ogr fate ter'spell down : on those easy AZ
, pearing words, jugenioasly contriged v
doubted net to enirap schoelboys. On
simple and conflicting nature never dream
ed thst'tsi z>z,icY' wouldn't spell phtby.
20, but when our next neighbor demon
stra'ed, satisfactorily that it wouitnt, "
yielded the floor with great chssrfulues,
Once or twice We held out to W thin tw
or three of The last. but We we're iuvariabl
too mEch Of gentleman to remain ss,nd
ing all dleas while tie other scholars wei
seated, and SO native modesiy prevailing
we gracefully sgbsided en- every occasion
leaving the Geld 10 some less faslidious +;
! va. --Saadasky Register. -. ',.'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-08
!. ESTABLISHED TN, 1926
! emsrt Children.

A writer 10 -Rlaekwood's Magdsiag
thus discouraes on the hsbit Of trying -
stick "book lsrpin''in The heads Of childten
while they are pet "babiss.n
How havs I beard you, Ensebius, pity
tie poor cbiidrenI I remember ycu looks
ing sta gronp Of them. and reiieciings
"For OF such il the kingdom Of heaven" ("
and turning away thougbtfulIy and saying
'Gf such is the Kingdom OF trade"
A child OF three years Of asI What
should a child three years Old--uayi five
or six years old--be taught? Strong
meaus for weak digestion make no bodily
strength. Let there be nursery tales and
nursery rhymes.
would say 10 every parent. especially
TO every mother, sing te your children,
tellthsm pleasant stories; Il 10 the eouotFY
bs-uot too careful Lat they get Q lilils
dirt upon their bands and clothssi earth y
very roucb akin 10 US afI. sn1 in cbuidren's
out-of door play sofia them not inwavdly.
There is 10 it a lind OF consanguinity. be-
tween all creatures, by it.ws touch upon
the common sympathy Of our suoslspcs,
and bege' tiRdasss e; cur gOer relations
the brutes. '''N' -
let children have free. epsa Air sport.
and fear not. though they may make sac-
quaiatsness Of the pigstha donkey, and
the obickeus=they may form worse friend :
ships with wiser looking ones; sueouraea
familiarity with I'll that love to court them
E-dumB animsls love ehildrsntapd children
love them. assdii9b ass eai'rz i,asvsi
There islanguage ameng them which
| The worlds language obhteratss in the Ell
ders, II is Of more importance than thai
You sherld make them wise--ihat is book
Iwiss, s'iI's I'd f''e sf,ai e.easif7s ~ -
| Above all things make them loving
thea they yillbe gentle and o5edient, aat
then also parents. il you become old ant
poor these will be better taan friends tbs
win never neglect you. Children brough
tup lovingly st your knees will never shh
thar. doors, upon you, aue Po:at ,whesi
lthsy; you'd haFs you 60. iss,
u
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-08
R 4 correspondent writes,

/ was showing my little daughter Carrie
Eve years old. an engraving representing
mothers pushing tbeie o6ildrsn' towards
Jeaus when he held one Of their number in
his arms. i y sisaSsfA. ira65tH
alss.qwOaIdu'.i be pushedstO J,sas, nam
ma" she said, With bssstiful earnestuess.
.as Isaid to'heri aIh2t's the way Iwould
do with you. Carrie. Il I had been there" /"
al wouldnSwant be pushed, I'd 60 to
him Without pushibg." - i!ssi ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-08
BYARD TAYLOR Ann THE YOUNG
500 CHRISTIANS OF VIRGINIA ~ Y
Flef MIR lHowsov to MR. TAYLOR.

o RIcHMoSD. Va, Jan 2-s, 1890.
Bayard Taylor, Esq Dear Sir! Ire,
gret to say that reasons. the full force 81
which had not developed itself whep, |
last wrote 10 yog compel DC 10 Withdrav
tse invitation herstofoFs gi1pa y il to De.
Eyer LECTURES before The Young Mems
Christian Association u this city. Be-
lieying that you would prefer that those
reasons should be candidy slated to you,
shat briefly do SO. They are: 70 ~ - :, '
I. Your connection With the TriJgae
newsp .per, which has done. mere ,han, any
paper ii cur country 10 d;Ii'ass the Abol
ition sentiments and principles which led
to the assault ofthe murderer sEd r0bber
John Bsown,. upon yhgiGia. ''''
7" RI. The skepticsi c6aractts-so. ce4tais
parts of your lscture on Humboldt, Wbicl
indicate, that you do not fully believe Tbs
Divinp Inspiration and apthoriiy Of tht
Sacred Scriptures-ab belisf fifnaly held b,
Christians 'oI the Southern States, and
whioh they consider as an indispensable
safegusrd against A5olitionism, Spiritual
ism Free Boyeism, and ali tbs other forms
Of fanstioism. so presalentain the North
lHWhile secK objections exist in the mint
Of our community. { t5connot suppose i
wonld be agreeable to you to yisit'us. d
70 Fosr letters to me have been very cor
ieous, and have p'iie,ted willingness Il
crafty as, for which tbeg yos viii accep
our thanks, v"a ~ hsssief '2a i1sh'r+1q
80 Very respectfully audtruly yours
l'ss os@ II r. HOWIS0N, Chairman. 2
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-08
Poverty Not % Great 4 Cure.

Htbers is anything in the world that
young mac should be more grateful fer
than another, jtis the poverty which me-,
cessitstes bis starting 10 life under very
great disadvantages, Poverty u one Of tie
best tests Of human quality in existence.
A-triGmpk ovsr its Ike graduating with
honor from Wes, 1oint It dsmonsir rates
stGG and stamina, 1t is certificate of
'ortby labor creditsbly performed, A
young man who cannot sland this test is
not good for anything. lie can nsyp rise
above drudge or = pauper. A young
mau who cannot feel his will harden as the
yoke Of poverty presses upon him, audhis
pluck riss with eTery difficulty poverty
throws in his way, may as we'll relire iOto
some corner and, hide biuself, Poverty
saves thousand times more .men Than it
ruins; for it oplyiruins those who are not
particularly worth saving. while It saves
mnltitudes OF those whom Healh would
have ruioed, lIany Young man who reads
this il SO unfortunate as TO be rich. / give
him my PITY 1Pily yos, ny rieh young
friend, because you are in danger. fou
lack ole great stinulusft 70 AHoFt and excel
lenee. Which Jour poor companion posses
sss. YOu viii be very apt. il you have a
soft spot in your head. 60 think yourself
above him. and that sort Of thing makes
you mean, and pjures You, With full
pockets, and full stomach. and good linen
and broad cloth on your back. your heart
and soul pleIhorin. ia the race Of life yon
.will find yopsslt surpassed by ell the poor
boys around you. teiore you know it.
No. my boy. ifyou are poor. tb,nk God,
snd take courage. ior. be ipteuds 10 give
you a chance 70 make sonetlipg Of. your
sell. II you had Plepty of money, ten
chances to one il would spoil you for al
useful ulpurposes Do you. lack education
Have You been cut short ia the text booa
Rrmenbsg that education. like some othel
things, does not COS sist 10 the ,mulii,u !,
OF things msn possesses. What can yot
do? That is the question that seti s. th,
busipessfer you. Do, Jon know your bn
siness? Do you know men, aud hog, =
deal with them? Has. yogr miuG, By an,
means Ths.ever, receiEed thss discipiip
which gives to itsetion. power and fasili
tyf u So then yon ags lsacEe Q imas. sD
a thousand times better edaealed thaa Ii
fellow who graduates from college wit
his bsains full Of stuff that he canpot appl
Eto the practical business Of liIe-stuE. II
acquisilion Of which bias been 10 DO sens
Q disciplinary process so far as be is cor
cerped, There are very few men in lIli
world less tban thirty, years OF age. and nm
married, who can afford to bs rich, On
Of tie great benefits to be, reapsd fror
great financial disasters is The saving o.
large crop Of young neR. Timothy I'll
comb. g4. ~, -...., "a,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-08

the same logic. il ] believe you 70 be, 40
inGdel, I prove myself Christian. ~
In conclusion, let ME say that I have
travelled in all the principal portions Of
the earth that I know eDl forms Of gov.
ernmepi and all religious creeds, from
persona! observation and study; but Ibst
n5vbsre, 10 any of the lands or races
most bitterly hostile to Republicanism aud
Christianity, hAveI ever been subjected
to narrower or more insulting censots6ip.
Yours, for free thought and enlightened
Christianity BAYARD TAYLOR. 2
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-08

isi EEr Tie celebrating trotting horse.
owned by MroJohu Cutler
ofAl,aoy. fell dead Wednesday evening
while being driven down the Troy road
'rWhalsbonc" was reported to be veryfast.
aud was valued at over SO. 500. that smcuut
,hsving been recently refused for him BY
Mr.. Cutler,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-08

GEW H. Hooe, postmaster in er-f
mont. publishes thstteo hundred dollars
of the public funds are Kissing nom bis
Office sad sks'.'sJaf has got aie none %
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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-08
ez-oThe sDiri. Of ,ys" Is the apur,

Eg-"The Spirit Of 'E6" is the appro.
pirate name Of new BOstou) Weekly;
which deems the best way to protect the
Whit man in Massachusetts, is to let thu
Negro man alone in the Carolinas Amaris
csn industry is, in its idea, working apon
NJ gro made cotton, and pocketing the pro-
fts thereirom. without frettipg about il.
because negro made i. -. = -. u