Marshall County Democrat, Volume 4, Number 14, Plymouth, Marshall County, 3 March 1859 — Page 1

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COUNTY .M3HW VOL 4, NO. 14 J PLYMOUTH, INDIANA, THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1859. WHLE N. 170

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UK 81 TD STffl I BI1M1 BRANCH AT PLYMOUTH, ISD. ... . r , ii:rM E. ft. ORGAN, Pres. I 1J: ", Xl; V ' ATtUN lniANbL, Unut L.uaHi nati and Clucijro Gold und Mhor, tacur Ii O U G II T AND SOL D IT Deposits Received and Money Loaned. IXCxdnngeoa Europe booglt and id. D" Ittention eiven to Collections, and General Banking Business Transacted. June -23, 31 j Ijuw notice. I STAXriKLD & JÖHNSÖX T. S. Staxfieli, of Sooth "lend, Ind., and A Johnson, of Plymouth Indiana, have associated themselves together lor the practice of Law, in all - i ,, - ... i..,.,i;,.i,iir;ii! the Courts OI uapna.i v-ui. y . ....H.. ... T . ... ..... m-.ti-t.'i-!.:. r:f lit U I Llr:l- I ted business Office in Corfjiu's block. u!3v4 II- H DICKSON & CO. BBBAUaS in hard e:, f everv descrirlion, alsO, Stoves, Tin, SiceMron and Copper Ware broi l PLYMOITTH, I N E). Edwards & Vanvalkenbnrgh, iiniw in oots c&3 Sliooa, PLYMOUTH IND. Wim DR. A. 0. BCRTON SUIlGrEON DENTIST, I TAS located ia Plymouth where he will be prcStcd)toperf,irmal1 operatuaw pertaining to thelEnUl pSofeSBisn. Special attention given to J . ... i i. . . rleansins the tectli. Lnseasea oi nie uioum ueai- . cd with success. 8atisjBj0Von priB b given to all who may favor him with a call. 0"Room- in Pei shinir's buildintr, up stairs c.it ranee first h til dMr. may 'JO-iif. HARTFORD insurance (fompamj, OF IIA RTFO HD. CO N X BCT I CUT. CAPITAL, $500.000: rarprnfl 29,64- S3; bsJ sets Januarf 1, 1-511, 7933 21. lucorporaTedldlO. 11 licxns. oN. Pre-uient; T C Al Im.sere ir ; u Alexander, leaerai agent to the W sstFCulwisSBBi. I ssss. PeiicsM issaed bv UollACt: CORbHN, A sent, bc3 -10h Plymosth, Inck li. CORBI.V M. A. O. rvGKARD. CO Hi 5 L N" Ä I A ' K A 1 1 . Attorneys and CounUonj at Law. Aim s ' HVmicrit CpWfrtiwft .Ii,' flits. PLYMOUTH, 1SD Kef'r to . . ARCTf.tsfAs, HofNirrr, co., N Y Cifr; JOHV LlVIN79TOV, " Towv. Smith A: Sun ikn, Derroft, Mich.; Sf.cor, PsrtSytTI V co, Toledo, Ohio; M H No:nov k n. Chieaeje, III; Hun C A .Stagy, Tecumseh, Mich; Hon Thob S " i WH s. Tlissth Itf'ml. End HnovS-51tf C. II. REEVE A. C. CtrRON. DCCWr r PADDHal Ilk.-. V k. Ub Uni I lJ IB J & NOTARIES Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind., Practice in Marshall and adioiniuir counties, KEI'EK TO ri,,DuL- xr.,, N Y. Cooley, Faswell &Co.OouM .t Bio. .- t - 1. . tj, ri. i-u. Londoner, ,rhilalr,r:.tr. Bennett & Co., Pitts, Hon. A. I.. Osborna,-Cii-c't. Jn lre, Laportp, lud. DR. T. A. B0RTON, IMivsirian and Smron, ihc over PerabinB.'.- Diu,' Sture, in )r. A. O BsttSBj'l DSSSSJ BoBBBB, Mteln-nn streer. ,.a,r rido ot'Uano, where lie-oBaj Sc ooosnltcd dnr. : ' DellinK two dooM north of the ".jui t House, Center -L west -id.-, Plymouth, lud OST KX T : cV PT-TlIjr.IPS 'yjtZj-TiyS, jJL? ILJJWi mCB-First door ndrth of Rerdf9 Furniture OFFICK r :or. PLYMOrjfTff, INI). M ..r.N 'IY. WM. B. BIBUL.R I ttnrnPV nml V H1 I Aliwnith dim tOUUatillurS ül Law, m mr m , . ''J ' i, i XV VV i5,r,Tria! atftn"on tu the seeuring rvsmv. I',..... i iii r, ' T" r t ;,,;:ä;i:. K..-I and .South Main treVu !tWf,tomcr Laport, Anujt 12 ifny ' Z sOrrTriT' Tho rouUr m;nn .rVa . - of Cenfef townhip, wit! he held on' the firf.r Sat urJar in eneftmonth, at tho court houaa iu ,m --uth. . M.A.(r.rKKD.(.Vri; r rirnfb fnnrniliin ifl L U .I. i 1 inajr jp'7

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Wl l: UNOERHII.I,, (Successor to Undcrhill & Co.) Manufacturer dealer in American & Italian MONUMENTS, TOMB-STOKES, Counter Stands Bureau Tops, to., -y VRS VW IND iTOrdera from a distance will receive rromrt 'l 1 1 mit M-ti . .! .ii-! fT-inr-ini ... I 3m AJ - i , . 1 - V. it ) a I ' ii J -UM, 1U i marll-lCtf DEALER IN IU0. Plymouth Ind.. KEEP. "Q tantly on haml Clocks, Watdies, BREAST PINS. EAR RINGS, FINGER rlngs. lockets, vc, &c. T7Clooks, W.itchc?, ic, repaired in the best mm,, - , remit. j.m 7 '58 7-tf. PARKER HOUSE, H M HOPKiNS, PROPRIETOR, LAPORT3, INDIANA. V. W. AXTELL, Cutas. iul8 331 v Vinaedge House: ( Within two uwttitei walk of the Depot,) mud near the River Bridge S 8 U T II PL Y MO U T i , IN D. The Proprietor of this Establishment respectful! v informs the Traveliris Public and others, that he is now prepared to entertain them in manner thtt he trusts, will riv rntir BatüfacUon. His TABLE will ho fumishod with the afToiUs-ond his BARN nlvays iilled with good 1'iovcnder and attended I by an attentive Hostler. Pttblic p.Uronage ivspeetfullv solicited. J. C. VINNEDGE. June 10, 18&P "Baldwin HmseH REMOVED! rT AVlBfG removed his tavern stand frost thej f 1 smith sid of the rlTer, to the bmkütrg hxIcTy occupied by K. ( oruably as a residence. ne::rlv oj) Ue &Iiran, Hl)lls is MW prepaisd to ac- .... commodate his uld customers and the traveling I public generally- His stabling and all other conveniences, shall not be inferior to any stand in 1 Nothorn Indiana'. Charges reasonable, rll-lftf , w rAQF u" wAOd, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE wr SB" t J . II' j- A . I IAS moved his omce one door north of Fierce I. Clothing store, near the IVnocrot printin uiuce, on .uicniuMn street, wiierelie vill eiv prompt Qtion to all daiau entrasted to him fo j -..Hectioj., rma Jn.-rv ofthepeaeeor in nifch f: 1 1 i ... . I er conns. .n vc. nrompti v aitenucu id rivuiouth lud s öXa lt?5S-lLit. SHAVING, HAiBDRESSiNG AND baiiiiooifa4' aloois, One d . south of the Kdwards House, up stairs, where the subscriber m rvadv at all times, dsrinc i.n.if...,. L.mr, t.. ,m s;, .vii,- H .ir . nitin.r e . ; ...... i .......... in l-r thne and b, to, -r .V- ,han ever b. forc known n thw viein.tr; and he h-pe, that h,rea Iter by S sti ii t uttriiTiori to linui''ss. to merit, .a hlieral IMt- " - rz r ---- - ; tronajre frosi the citizen- trenerallv. ALFRED BILLOWS. eng. i), 11-11. tllTfll. '111 t'lflllMrn. ' -JUUIU (UIU UUIUIUUJ, m C. L. HULL, WUOI.I.JAI.L AN. RKTAIL I'K W.LRS IN - - i-i.ta-tiAJ BOOKS & STATIONERY OF EVi-KY DESCRIPTION! r.oll.onn StFAAl Vt WWW IVh i.iiniuii i n i ii iii ii .n.iui i.ui ISodli. llilillcrV' C. tU HIIL Won 1 inform the tü-n. PKm I. it v, t-iatthey Ut prepared la m.uiutucturc ------ v- mmms v i inuili II tillU I 1.111 Blank Rooks, of cyery ieseriptien; RE-BIND B0KS, PERIODICALS, SlC County OlHeers are especially rSMMMtcd B)dw theai a Uial. mar'Jü Uly. .8 cr tPo.tc Cheaper Thn Aver ! l ... it havm-; been reported that I have "shut up L. " f-ZT" r.i " '! . . ?".m' .Tiiop, i oikc mis nietnoii oi liitornun my friends I 1 ...v, ..ii.. t.lll .Uli 'II 11.11 'I. .1 '1 V M' i t . ..,.. n. ...... pn, mimttmcjvi, at wiAraiAiN AllElf V. I will shofl hor.-es uiih hosfl rn,i for j OlfE PULL An in Cash and do other work sb , low in proportion, and in a workman like manner, J. W.HARRIS. November Ith, I Beajd. .1. J. YJLYALI-. 1 TOM EO PATH -C I'll YSICIAN Paithular f attention paid to QbstBtric Practice, and Chronic discai W Women, tak dlaeasSf 6f Chlld1 reu. n:(i . : ( '. Palmer's store, corner Mich 1 ;.in and haiie'i tc streets, whore he can rw consulted & 1' t A fr? O aW-M A Ala jU .AJ Jliw, it large stock of WlttAtW Fttfr. Jlll-qmililiw in wholes! .nn: mruw si,,i.i.. and Can-tain f ixtures, rUKT WAYIHB, lfU niai li I Uly. tippecanoe flour. A HR ANÖFMfcNTS hive veen made to .up il j'lv the Pl inMiith in.ok't with this nour,aml the k nuineenn he fouiul at Patteron & Ch are ssssri sad Fsla8ts. i n. it. & r. s. allbman t Co. .e,t l.'tf WHlTflHSIt.Cod fi.,1. ami MsehSTSr-Ht fr.h supply just rcceiveil at boS:J KfW: K SMITH'S.

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The Lover and the Echo. The following elegant bagatelle was the production of Dr JohnM. Karney, who died in Bardstown ! Kentucky, 1825. He has published several light j pieces oi uncommon met it. Loor Echo, mysterious nrmph, declare Of what you're made, and what vou are. Echo Air. Tjtrer at;,!..,;- Jtitt mA U-& if H, M Ui.l, fcwee-t hcho: listening love, you lie Lover Thou dost resuscitate dead sounds; f lark ! how my voice resounds 1 Echo Zounds. I Ijocer I'll question thee before I go; Come, answer me more apropos! Echo Poh, Foh. J Lover Tell :ne, fair nymph, if e'er you aw So sweet irirl" M Phcbc Shaw? Echo Fshaic. Ijoter Say. what will turn that frisking coney Into the toils of matrimony? Echo Money. Loccr ÜSS Phebe not a heavenly brow? Is it not white as pearl as snow ? Ed1 Ais.no. ' Lover Her eye? ! was ever such a pair"1 Arc the stars briphtcr thar.'ther are7 Echo They are. ; Locer Echo! thou liest, but can't deceive me! Her eyes eclipse the stars, Relieve me Echo Leave, me. lAiver Rut come, thou aucy, pert romancer, ho is as lair as Phebe? Answer! EchoAnn, sir. Trip Lightly. Ti in üghtl y over tronUe Trip lightfy over Bitajrj We only make Sjrfef double Py dweufng on ft uivj.. clasp woe's hand so tightly " Why slsjl o'er blossoms dead ' Wliy clsjMJ to forms unsightly 7 Why not seek joys isstSsd I Trip lightly jvcr sorrow, Though this day may be dark, The sun may shine to-nionow, AfiO jrayly stag the larkFair hope has not departed, Toutrli roses may have fled; Then nover be down-hearted. But look lor joy instead Trip light!? over sadness, Stand not to r.il at doom; We've pearls to string of gladness. On this side of the tomb; Whilst stars are nightly shining, And heaven is over head; Encourage notreping, Bat look for joy instead. What Hit OpHitioii have Done. The followtnsT uivesa historical view of J i .... , lhe opposition parties 10 this country, from the earliest period to the present time. The , .. opposition lo the Democracy, since the organ isathBj of the government, have passod the following laws: The alien law,' in 1790, giving the President (John Adams,) the power to . - , . r .! . oracr nom nits country anv unnaturalized

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fttt '-edition nw passed 1798. by ; propose a better means to preserve the teou8l,w5 first to salute, hear, and anwhich any person who wrote or published : Public moneythe Independent Treasury, ! swer; md be not Ponsivc n 5s 'e to wrftlt mn .i.r!iir I'.,.. !.U . - . ' If ! .. tr.A iV... iai -f ....... . . ! i COUVerSC.

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berS üf C,nS. w;ls bl hm$riWd revulsion, vindicate democratic sagacifined and imprisoned, on conviction in ih'o tv. Onoosition to the Democnr nf.vol.

U. S. Courts. An act passed 1798. extending the term! of naturalization of foreigners from five to ; fourteen vears. j They passed the enorsJ banhrnpt law in 18.1, which enabled such persons as desired to do so, to repudiate the?, o.xf debts.

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Tin y favored the high tariff of 1042. m farmers, mechanics, and laboring men. and thoso enaoed in commerer, heavily, for the support of a few;, I f.... S T S i f . : "J'niiactui eis in j.is r.iigianu.

Ihese are all the important laws whirdi principle, fifty years hence. They progtbe opposition ever parsed. Every one of' ress it h true, but it is in the drvelpment of them were repealed in less than four years ideas and measures, CfTTTnltf out the irea.

aflcr their passage. The opposition to the ' principles which lie at the foundation 0f hssjSSSI fhutiry. The phased infant puts Democracy were never continued in pow- free government, the? go for principles llP "B Un7 hand, nüt onl-v ,0 118 Paronl8er by the people more than one term. ! and men are a member oT tK:ieme lvatss amsltdai-J: wlssieatelste-jafjesi They have nerer elected but four I'resi- i partr, you are not sure, it is true, but that j ia nut and msttnruve r.t iaBta.na: ! occasionally in a man or meaBurc, tlPy ! first, becomes of pleasing and agreeable John Adams, in 179C; msy U Somewhat mistaken, but you are associa;on ,n riper years. In fact all ....... i -.1 : .. i i . ,i... -1...1.; ..e i......l

Jolin Adams, in 1B24. Wm. H. Efarriaon, in 1040; Zachary Taylor, in 1048. I The following Presidents were elected ... . by the Democracy aj jainst the efforts of the ( opposition Thomas Jefferson, in 1000; James Madison, in 1ÖO0; James Monroe, in 1016; Andrew Jackson, in 1028; Martin VanRuren, in 1036; James K". Polk, in 1041; Franklin Pierce, in 1052; James Buchanan, in 1056. J At the end of Mr. Buchanan's term in the Democracy will have had the i Presidency forty-eight years. The Dein - oorsta havs nad a maiortt. in Lonoress WW hm i li Tt v . fn r va'i i . in ilw. Muuiii-. . u mmmmmm , ... .- ... un ujipuouii'ii o i," resji f The opposition have opposed, vainly and LBr. iiri-l- th f,,!!,.; n .,:..! Ineffeciivelr. the following Dmi,,.i measures: The purchase of the Louisiana territory in I'M. They opposed the war with Kngland in 1012. 'CI .. . .IK., il... 1. . U....1.I liiev ni-ic um Iii" nie un im; llimilll 0 . u 1 a 1 wiiien ui e-eiB uu me nigu hea, anu tsike from them, by force. Am m man sea - men.

( Thev opposed the purchaee of Florida, I

111 1819. They opposed the putting down of that ! dangerous and currupt institution to the liberties of our country, a mammoth naUonal bank. Ihey opposed the independent treasury law of 1841. ' I They opposed th annexation of Texas iuj i 1844 -5. j They opposed th Mexican war in 1846. ; ana siaea wun tno enemies oi ineir country i throughout the struggle. They opposed tho purchase of Califor- : nia, New Mexico and Utah, declaring that ! we had territory enough. territory They opposed the purchase of Aiizonia in 1854. They never admitted a State. They j never organized a territory They have i j always been against their country in time! f war- ' Such are the main exploits of the oppojsition to Democracy. Militaukie Xeics. h I am a Democrat. That is a stran-e question. The usual answers about politcal measures t need not I criv TOU httt I will Ndlvou whv Demoeracv is me pariy oi progress and or ine i eopie. . e I e .t T- l You know that the opposition nevor oriI ginate anything. In regard to Territories. State, or National measures, hat has been, with them, is tho rule; with th Demcracy, it is what ought to be, the measure. Democracy is not afraid to check corporate power, to aim at such policy as will matte wealth etual, as near as the accidents which happen to mankind will permit. Democracy, too, is American, for though it held in contempt the midnight Americanism, commonly called KnowXuthingism, and defeated it, yet Democracy fe tr.uy American. It sepjtrates from Old World forms from Aristocratic privilege it has helped to found new States, ne'T law systems, new Constitutions. It takes the lead in progress, living education, tu literature, and in political science. Are Judges to be restricted? Democracy does it. Is ft foreign power to be battled sgatast? our territory to be preserved, our natienal honor to bo vindicated, new territory to be i acquired, it is from a Democratic Admin - istration tlii.s la looked to be acCbjnp1ihhet, and it is. From the acquisition ot Louis- , ; iana to the present day, D emocracv has j dated everything; aeuu'Mlion tt diplomacy, ' war, to maintain the nation's honor De- ' mocracy, too, accomplishes what it under1 takes. Does it war tfpon a National Bank; ..... , ! . ... - inimical to puouc piuhts, away troea me R-n n,l K.,-t bi..-- ... . - . ' . . i i . Hiiu ' . iiu ' . . , ij it '. . 1 1 1 . , iu j show that Democracy is ri-ht. Docs it I I. J ..Ili.lVW, 111'.- 1.31 W I Li.idit:, I nrtOtagfl to pass a jreal measure into a law , that will s.av on the Statute Boot Thej National Laws are the work of democrats. !Ki the Democraov inaugurate a new poli-1 cy b.lVlTilsisast theSBssr7 ,tBBsaifree dorn is the result. There is a noble darinc .tit Democrats, too: they are not always tmn. to ha Anarflar they would rather ha right; and in the long run theV pu-ve to be. They have bull dog tenacity. Trtflei don't discourage them oi bleak their oranlaUoo. They are the same fifty ye-r8! . . . " ! back, to dar. and will be in tho matter of; Snic of nledirinir allegiance to wrest mincinleH: von arn aura, of aflorl f..r wrintf I truths, and vou need not fear that to mor J M. n4i A mi ,. 4' I .. VI IIVAL llrtl. uni .HC (I '11 IlllIUU.I new leaders, and new principles, and have W

i . . . . . ociacy is straight, steadily traversed, with outturnin.rtu.heinrhtoi'left. of Northern

to asa .as a great opposition man once did,;" i v Whore am I to &o? The nath of the Dem-!,ivinS siMnp. a ,,e reives the proffered

j Sectional, or Southern Disunion principle. ! lru,.V. if not the real character of its own- ! It is upward and onward with a march as ' G, Jt3t tho b.v

steady, and keeping step and time with the onward march of our country's glorj-, prosneritv had trreatncsB. T ronld M Ka . j true Patriot unless I were a D-moerat. I J - D ..v r. D not wond r then, that, with hart. Soul , and intellect, Pin a Democrat, a. .d shall Be at' , hiln lif l..ci. hi, , I 1.1 i. 1 " iiiiv in nioia i, nil ni-. x O'Mlill Jxj i ... .. il llOlnln" eiSO. 5T'1 wiöh'' said a beautiful wlfo to he, studious husbaiul, 'that I was a book.' :.. ' BtuaiouH nuboaiui, inai i waa a book.' MS3 SS almanac,' replied! m I could get a new one ; I 'X wish )'ou were bar lord, 'ami then every year. Just then the -ilk rustled. it-cTTo try sauKages, take ono up in . . 11 mm m A -I I l.a .11,10 Ilm,, rri - - .. I... .. .. ' ViUl lllivno, nk 1110 nmnv iiiiiuKiirnsiiiiini J . . 7 n i , , . , 1 i.:.i. . i ...,, , l,n ,. -i. wnibiie, u uiciu biuhuu -u ohih miuuih, drop Paid sausage, and malte liaeks fr th lo--r.

Thing's We HaTC Seen.

Wfi Tiava fn tVi tnncf &rAi.t -,1 lazy fellows dress the most fashionably. -.v-....-w..ww. U'UI Ii 1 "4 I 1 1 I L O O tili Vi We have seen the rtfost talented yburi" men turn tipWs and die poor drunkards. ! We have seen men who boasted of their ' WCalth, who were not able to pay their i raHor j We have seen men who made much ; noiso about their bravery and darinn- ei-j pioits and "We have seen tho same men run awav from a goose. We have seen iemi run in debt without 8ny probability of being able (o make pay- j m(inf ' We have seen a man OTffinff another to I become a candidate for some office, and I We have seen ftii same fellow vote against him at the electtoli. We have seen parents urre their inclinations; and ye have seen a lote.V totfnfc Hrl marry a cld ba.helor merely for wealth; and We have seen the same girl die broken Wed w,thln a J' Wo havc secn ta,entod men m:trr7 t- bratnlstt gifts; and We have seen them ever after dra out a wretched, miserable life. Waxims of Washington. Use no reproachful language against any one neither curses nor revüings. Be not too has'y to believe lvinw reports, to the aisparagemont "f ans one. In your appsrel be modest and endeavor to accommodate nature than procure admiration. Associate yourself only with men of good otiality. if you esteem your roputa- ! ; for it is bettor to be alon than in bad company. Let your conversation be without malice or envy, for it is the sio-n of a tractsb!e and commendable spirit; and in CSpes of passion admit reason to govern. Use no bad and fiivolous things asjausl grown and learned men; nor very difficult 1 1"ni or subjects among the igu.uant. j nor lhlns h:ml tu bü hoii. ved. ! not of doleful thing intime of ; m,m1' wn w ino lwie' nor 01 'nelanclioly lh;no;8, as death or wounds; and it" others mrntion them, change if you can, the disco u rse. Break not a jest when none Ufte fU Sure in mirth. Laugh not loud, nor at all without occa1 s,onDeri ide no man's mufortnne, though I tnere seems to be Bome cause. l , oo not lorwaru, diu inena.y .ana courr . e l l . e n . Ko('P to the ion of your equals, such las are civil find orderly with respect to t,IU0 P,ÄCe' G UOt tblther wheu -VOU know not whtlhcr ?ou Wil1 bs welcome or not. RePhond lhe imperfections of othlor lT & lo Paren,sn.. suP"n"rs1 ?P:lk not in an 'lk" nglis in comVn7' DUl ,n .V0Ur OWn ngag. a " tnC? 01 V1111? ao. SOO noi TUlgar. uoiune maitera treat seriotisiv. Think before you speak; pronounce not ' . . i nipor.eciiy, nor oiin out your word too ill-alii l;il -iiilrlv ml il i t i n i 1 1 v. J' -j ' Mial.iim Hands. This is the most natural greeting of the t"-J gating. The pressure of a - ' warm ,mnd when XUM,(led h.v re:l1 fl iew I i i . . i J 1 1 ship, elect rihes the blood and quicken us P,8:l,ion' if l,'e WW I I .1 I 1 t I!- 1 . . i .i ii tu i . n 1 1 i o i i n i in- in ii i i ii i i' j h"d a f,1",ld or .- wÜl read 15,1 K-ssp. very naturally and almost I il 'd-vnlual toward himself. I- every musüle of lhe hand rolal,d ng k M Wrd;,-T and I indifferently thrust out lor yon to do the shaking? You at ones conclude thut the! ' aJ ia tlOt only re-luctantly pfl: firmed, hut i8, P:l-V t,,e lea8'' iaartW rMnnUn the other nand. H r (iniCKiy meets I i i,, , n-.rm HvmnHtl.oti,! .(iuo. vou 1 your, in a warm nympnthe:io nquo you .1 1 mm it.il 1 1, i .i,,f I .i 'ifl, .r.l.iil piure to two . - irei jOU kllO" Ill-Ik '1 " lll viuvi r rMon' .wei.-r poor, should not bo teMf8 l'"w m"" r?C? ' TSl J " own csrrtages--every man can aiioM hava his own opinion. TirTho vanity of humau life is like L I 11 ...!.. niiinur fl ,, . 1 1 ,1 I .'At live . l oilhlit II 1 1 V w'..-Dii'i .,, iiuu I t 4 ' . constantly coming on JCeTTliilduood and genius have the same master origin in common inqaisitiveneas.

Go it Bob-tail.

A Specimen of tile mniufl 'Iloosier' was I O founJ by Captain ,of the steamer , I 1,1 lne englno room of the boat, while lying at Luuisville, one tine morning in June. AÜ0 Captain enquired of him. I ,mL ar0 'oU dwlng tbere?" : "Have vou fceen Captain Perrv?" was , - - - tho WW' i '! don't know him, and can, t tell what that has to do with your being in my en- & ne i3m "Pl"a iapuuo, angniy. 'Hold n! That! just what I was getting at. You see, Captain Perry asked me t0 dl'-n-i and so 1 did. 1 knew that I wanted to drink, or I would'nt hava been 50 cussed (lr7- nPl- Perry a"d I lwo or Ul,ce t,mf's- frry and 1 went to a ball. Captain Perry WS putting in some extras on one toe. I sanu; ; out, 'go it, Captain Perry, if you bus jrer biler!' With that a man steps up to me and says he: "Sou hero, stranger, you must leave." j 'fiayti. 'wha', must I leave for?' 'Says he, 'you're makin' too much noise.' 'Says I 'I've bin in a bigger crowd than this and made more noise, and did nt leave B B v . . . nuther.' 'With that, ho luk mo by the nap of the neok and the seat of the breeches, and 1 left! As I was shovin' down street, I met a lady. I know she was a ladv by tho remark she made. She says: Tonne man. I reoon you'il go heme with mei' And I went!' 1 UA h hr h a. iMin oin iivuo'. uu. t ":nvi t t,ilJi' when I heard a d 1 of a knnckinif on the , T , . , . . door. 1 knew the cbap wanted to eetm ' whoever ho wms, or he Would'nt have kept , . . . ' . i, up stbii a thundnn' rackii. By and by . j . J J If vou don i open IT. bust in the door!' r 'And so he did.' 'I put on a bold face, and savs I: 'Stran - r ger, does this Woman belong to vou?' 'Says he, 'she does.' 'Then,' says I, 'she's virtuous, I think, from all that I have seen of her!' .w! . . , ith that, he comes at me with a ftisti 1 in oi.e nana ana a dowio kniie tn the other, and being a little pressed for tim. I jum - pd through the winder, a lea via the biij- ; ger portion of my coat tail, As I fttU streakin' it down town with the fragments A"' e I fnamd a friend, I knew he was a friend by s remark he

made. Says he: i2' r,fl efficient and permanent news bGo it, bob tail! he's gaining on you.' tablish ment at Cape R,ce N. F., and ther, , , , , ' . , lis good reason to expect thai from and atAnd that .the way I cme to be in Ier the first of Many a very lsrkr0 mrijoriff your engine room. I'm not a good swim- of all the European nTrsillSia will be bosrdBSSr, Captain; do excuso me if you please ed by the news CoIlect'MS of the Associated from takln' water. ' I Press off thst point. The owners and of0 ficers of the sereral lines of steamers have Proclivity to Humbug. ß?n lf JE ?r,fryiB? nssaranas of ... i ii then valuable assistance, and the ai rarireA celebrated swmdleress thus narrates r.i a -n l. nients oi the Assoeistton will be upon such one of her Operation. L libt.r;.: ( aI). ,hat wo can li;ll.dIy faü 1 was once in the city of Washington, obtain the news from Europe in from five exaraing heads, fec, and had rather bad t teren days, and very legularly after luck. I couldn't mucn more than reale ? Tbe pnWIe. therefbre. wffl soon , , . t i i reirard the arr.y.u of steamers at Halifax my board, and I determined in some way 'i r i .i i; i . .u ' - and rortiana in the same hiflitss they now to rai.e the wind. So 1 one day sent the j, up ,n aM ;m-iv:il of :1 Cuuard steamer man who traveled with mo lo the t'wamp, it Boston. .V. V. Trilur;e. where he cut two hundred stick .'. These " " . , . , Killed while Robbing his f;s Hcrss. he drew to the city accordini; lo my or-' r v f , , c , , , ,, - Tha Milwaukee SeatttsM gttat the foliodors, and put them on ihe street to sell as wi,r: B I 9 " canes from the Mount crnon estate, and 'We learn tli.it on Wednesday or ThuraJav sll of them sold readily lor a dollar ai.irce night rJt, the Tiesanrerof the lawn of E:iu I dout : suppose,' added the madam, -that I WashioBioty, whoae name, we be- . '. , r.eve, was W haling, w.;8 sli t dead while a single man who bought s cane ca.vd any MUpihtg lo rob hlti own hou. u ap. more tor Washington than 1 do, but iWflpesjra Lai ,e had eolfcc cd some twelve or thought it would be a nice idea to have a fifteen hundred dollars of the town taxea.

cane from his farm, and they never knew .1 i-.v i .ii . ...i . . the dilleience. 1 tell von there is nothing like humbug. Pople sill pay more for U (hs'n anything else; and so long SS they will be humbugged, I might as well make something ot ft as anybody.' m . r t Anecdote of Qtlen icToai.v.--It is . . l.i : n C . I i ' i reponeo tnat n -r si .jesty nss a sweet milrfcof her'oahi': 'and thai her ear tpo$a like a prudent man. generally retires before ' tho Com inil l.wl-a blow. of in I I- i.thi'u aaiv t'n't in, ii 1 1 vi i n n iui ov iKiiiiii7iria..v. , . iiii i i cabinet until 1 1. c skv is char, and sunslniio mi -i ) i I . ... i again mumes uie msssis hwsi oi oi. Jamca or Windsor. After one of ihee little ebulli iosa, the Quaes gave thundering knock at the door of the roofs wh i Prions A i bei t had as usual faken

relu-o. and upon being tSkSSVj -Who's Th-- boy after scratching his head replied; there?' responded. 'The Qu en.' 'Thej 'I don't know how many you have in Queen cannot enter here,' responded the Connecticut but we have none ;n Rhod Isi -i . ft-. iu l , t ur . ' land.'

Hvaimwai mm mo iipte ui nan an artrTf a l)tle tap wa, he-rtI upon y djb .Who's Hierftf -shod Prime Albert. 'Your witaf respond,..! Victorii. My' ;Q ..ii.v mU wir tho rrallnnt ..w.. . w ... v , .. .. ..... ........ 1(.pv 1 Tlu re are 1,170 convicts it the New I York State prison, of which i 19 nie fit- . m;ljcs m I Our own imperfections should make -.i Ä. ..liwiiirlii toU'ifrtc rfiATB wib. -i . o.-v UM i I (. Il.li IlilViO n hi uo ouniiB, n no rSIVT ey7 V il 101 tuuaco as ,0 mriKc n Slep or uo a , wr-nff . . . - , . ., . Twenty !v ncrnQ nf Und kiv miles from J Memphis, were sold last week to an Arkansas gentleman, at two thousand dollars per acre.

Ttpb-Sbttixo. A printer accustomed

tin mmt ivw Mnr thi-iks what lha letters -w v ware which he put into his stick. He never looks at one f them as they go in. But when he first began to act type, it was a d'fiferetxt thing with him. He looked and T03Lt 'And as thej departed lbsr.ee.' etc, ar.d so beirnn. 'And.' a; and then he has - to see which end was up. He puts in a, M:d l:en comes to s. Ho takee up thr wrong tettisrl He puis that back, and gAti the n-r.t one, ana maxwg aur aoout it puts the right cne in. Then ho gets d and pats that in. Then ho thinks there i, a space waated, and he divides the word from the nxt one. Then comes the next word, and lo kt nt it, letter by letter, and makes mismkes St that! But go year Bfterwsrds, and let that same mauset up that same verse; 'And as they departed thence, Jesus be;:n lo gay unio the mult: lade and to read all that, a-d tl. en click! click! click! it is all done: What made that? How those difif rent (acuities of the hand the muscles .ill work! What an immense amount of trial and discipline has been condensed into that automatic power! This is a wonderful element of human powcr llExnr Ward Bischer. Death We thought that nothing1 new could be said about death, but Taylor, of J F the Chicago JoHrnV, i as the following ideas: liiere is sydigniiy ah If that going away alone, BTS call dying; t r at wrapping he mantle l immorality about us; that I u ling abide a pale hand, the azure curiains that are drawn mound 'his -radle of as I 'la world: tnat venturing away from home e . - , - OT l,lft BrSt time m our lives, for we are i , . , , , I not tlead; there is nothing to spenk of. and" e . , . , , seeing foreign coHRtnen net la'd down on , , any BSpS we know about. There must ; be lovelf lauds Bossesr here 6Ui ward, for " ... , : none ever return that o thither, and , , , ., , , , j e very much doubt if aiiy would if they ' ,,, could . 5? Moiher, oaa'l I go and hava my d:iguei reotyp taken?' ! m-v ch5,d- 1 X & orth while. iUt u .i i i i 'Wall, then, vou might let me have a tooth pulled. I ' where'' : i er get to go anyImprovkd News Arrangements at Cap Rack. In view of the uncertainty aitend- ; ltiif tue operations ot the Atlantic lelegraph Company, tho Associated Press haYe adopted ifficient measures to org-au nd hotB fl the afternoon, lel.iag l is wife that he should be gone all niht. & & lowaura evtwnu! a traveling peddler ap r 1JU. boftM f)rA nigm's lodking. T. wjfe si first refused to admii him. but tin. illy yielded, i h niUidi reluctance to hit request. Some rime in the aigfct ihs ped-dlt-r was awakened by the noise of snen breakmo into his to- m. Taking ihem for .. . , . , . . s, . robbei. I e drew a pistol and tired at them. 0l M .j ,wo flw(i L hleuretl. 'tüe dead "btnl v of a man. s'uh bUekenelid fco( and iWhersriae disgaM, wa. i . 1 1 .... . IT e . . a b 'UH(l UpOll Hie II L poll 1 11 It bt, r CX - . , a aiiii'ia ion u proved to be t he propiirtr of , ,. 1 1 v 1 1 o . -e i , i ii se . i . n ' hat. i fco I led o inn . Hinem to steaj tlie tap money colleeasd. slid hn I BMI wi h this tenihl. rstribttUCn. jtrTA 1'. niH cncui schoimastci inquirsd oi a lad in N wpit: II ow manv G is are there.'' t,, tt,AtVlA Ls. , gc8 in fi UT w9n hours" thev will be. sure to come to you in your sleep. k . I Many persons think they aro fri.nd Iv and uetul when ther are onlv offick.ng . . . sr ar.d t'oubiCBöüie. v-ti .1 -1 ..1 1 i lie iij.ii pi.tees nimseii neitner nin er nor lower then he ought to do exercises tho truest humility. 1 . . m 111 T t f The hanka of Indianapolis have refused a to Wl.fiv0 lninoig -nd Wj8Consin nsper st less than on per cent . . A man in .New Orleans recetly wont j itUo hia fftmijv c.omelerv, took laudsnum and laid down in death be the side of s 1 favorite little daughter.