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TIIOS. W. ATKIN, i
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. -
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. . i ' ' From the Uoslon Transcript. Mi
, J lit locationhow the 7lormont came ly it-
:r fAc dimensions of t!.s City house temple
r" -sculpture pilasters ?tyc. j ,
Nauvoo the city c' ihe Latter day saints
-Mho place where T ' -rmonism is copecntra.
ted, is beautifully located op the east side of
;t;i .Mississippi river below the first rapids,
. jtr. d therefore accessible to the largest class of
"' . V.c rnb'cats' on the " Father of the waters."
. Its nimc is deriveJ from the llubrew wordi,
k c:r.ewhat distorted, which menu 11 beautiful
' V,'l.:a ths Mormons were driven from Mis
tZMtt tficr passing through a scries cf hard,
ship of a very trying character, the present
eite cf Nauvoo was selected by Sydney R,ig.
don for a town. Several land claims were
T parchscci cf i-JiviJuals, and by uniting the
i rfi.Tjrcr.t parcels, constituted k Mormon tern,
i tory. The c!.irt:rcd limits iuclude a flat four
' miles long by thro in breadth all laid out
I into scuarc3 a:: J ilrot.s and on a scale of can
vcr.icr.ee that hi:;
.V; to the taste of those
v.ho projected the plan. Those who have ex.
arr.incd Nauvoo with any degrco of care, ac
knowlcdgQ that it possesses the elements: of
t!;.2 most esculent city of tho west. -
7hcn firsUakcn possession of by the new
c.T.crs, there were neither inhabitants nor
t!:vc!lings, ycta the space cf three : years,
l'.. :re were one thousand houses ; and now the
I ; ulation is not fur. from sixteen thousand
r. r'.JIy increasing, too, notwithstanding the
L.iiversal opinion of their enemies that the
rrll is broken and the Mormon community
t. ill coo a be dissolved. -In a word, ITauvco
ii i',3 largest city in the state of ll!inoi3and
i. lrJcJ in all respects one of the greatest
f ricsitics of that part of the continent. Nau-
3 is divided into four wards, and governed
! y a mayor, eight aldermen, sixteen council
:n -constituting the city government. '
Property, is not held in common, es fie.
t::r.;!y represented. Many persons lining
.1 estate in the city are not Mormon ; yet
.-ir rights and interests are proteclc .W, as
z care as they would be in Bos', ic? tlc7
Ark. There - is not .a squan; ir. whols
thit has cot a building upc:i Tl.
. . -res Icing about an acre large, t! ? !. ;u:c3
! .2 t'..2 crpcarance of being. spc ' c.:ra
7131021 extent of surface ; r'.l pert'ens,
i!...jrc, not occupied by buildlh.
ti:".:.!. As the population iezi
t .;J..;3.II1 La fewer in number r.
cr j cut.
t: 3
i...-!Lr
f" ll.cir dirr.cncions.
All th3 Mormons do not res!.!? int'.:3ciy,
! if t'.-cy lU their number wouli tl.j
ri'.cr.'-hrr.c'r.t which already prevail?. Ti.cy
extend Loth up and down tha river for nearly
'."? r:.:!::, ci arcrs. - Qu!:3R tuv;a h g.-ov.
I ; tpen the Missouri s;Ja c4-Jpo:!:e Nauvoo.
.3grc-jnd plat of Nauvoo ij !.!.r.rc:i
. hit liktj an ox bow. The river err.brcci tv. o
l.123 of it, while the back, groan J rbc3 mag.
recently about a mile from the Mic:::::rpi,
giving the observer a vast field cf .vLIca ever
'.'.3 most lovely rural scenery imagicabla. . At
l. "3 tummit, overlooking the whole landscapo
f-'r'ncirly twenty.five miles in "all directions,
t'.:ads the Mormon temple iho largest struc
-.t.rsia any of the western states. When
c -r'.eted, it is assured that the entire cost
' !!1 net vary much fronrfour hundred thou
t -1 cellars. Nothing can be more original
! . ;.t-ci::ccture. Each of in huga festers
- r 1 r-oa a block cf stone tearing" ia relief
-1 , t 011 nrnf.la of n now rr.ccn. rcpre.
f : i i?hh a ncco, eye and m rjth, as some
f . . z icn in tlnianacs. On t!.o top, net far
frc 1 t;rty feel high, is an ideal reprcsenta
- tVe'a tt r'uin' sun, which is a monstrcus,
prcrr.:ser.t stone face, the features of which
. c;jcc:eT;al and sinSularv expressive, -fcul
' '-I" '.:r ztz two enormous large hands, grasp-
.i. 1 0 trumpets crossed. These all stand
- iSe stone boldly. Their finish is ad.
f .!; and as complete as any of the sjpe
'"2. of J chiseling cn the Girard College at
r:V.a. -The interior is to bo one vast
7-.:.t, a. hundred and tivcnty.cight feet
- '.ty, ti'rrply sub-divided by three great
cr ti'!i crl.. -on drsrerv. ucr;cnded
3 ceill"j overhead
er
pews
..er.3, norchair3 atJ to c
I a the. basement is the fcn
completed accordirg
- ;n, v..l ba a pretty exact imitation
.-zon lave: iq Xoloaon'. Teme.
; is perhaps t;:ht feet sqaaret resliig
.'. l;.clve carved oxen. They
.7.3 c 't.2b::odj wuh largo spreading
horns, represented to be standing in watrr up
to their knees. ' The execution cf these oxen
evinces a degree of ingenuity, kill, and per.
severance that would redaund to the lepu'a.
lion of an artist in any community. When
(hey are finally gilded, as intended, and the
(averts made to resemble cast brass, together
with the finishing up of the place in which
this unique apparatus of the church 1s lodged
a whole, that part of the temple will be
one of the most striking artificial cariosiiies-ivices.
in thii country.
When the officiating- priests in theirJong
robes of office lead on a solemn 'procession of
worshippers through the sombre avenue of the
basement story, chaunting as they go, tho,4f.
feet must ; be. exceedingly imposing to t!iose
who may deplore the infatuation of a whole
city of fljrmon devotees. '
Although, estimated to cost so hrg3 a sum,
the walls of the temple are gradually riili:g
froni day to day by, the concurrent unceasing
labor of the voluntary laborers. Every broth,
cr gives one day in ten to the undertaking.
Thus there are always as many hands employ,
ed as can be cpnveniently on the work at the
same time. . The architect and different mas-
ter workmen are constantly at hand to direct
the operations.. Each day' therefore, ushers
in a new set of operatives.
Some fine brick buildings are already raised
on the 'different streets, and etbres. are con-
tinually going up. Even were the Mormons
to abandon the city as it is asserted that they
will, somebody will own the property and u
city it is, and a city it will continue to bs, cf
importance,, unconnected with the fils3 reli.
gious tenets of its inhaLItmis. Dut the Mor.
mons wilf never leave Nauvoo no, never.
Its associations are hallowed to their excited
imagination. They would not voluntarily, en
massee, leave their glorious habitation, which
to them is the gate of heaven.
A Ilclic of tbc HcvoUrllcn.
A treasure, a prize ! The follow i n g 1 1 De-
claration of Independence,1 says the Vicks-
burg Constitutionalist" was made by the
Vestry, and now stands recorded on the books
of St. Paul's Church , in E Jenton, N. C. The
eclebrrted Mtchlcnburg decbration has de.
servedly created great ir.'.erv:t ; the similari.
ty in expression and sentir.-.cnt to the snise.
qucnl national declaration i3 renariallj
sirast to ay no more. Mr. Jc.7wr-w.i says
he never saw nor heard of it before Y.2 penned
the instrument which alonoj would Live im
mortalired him. Let ti rs. Hers we
have an honest, open dcichr-tica cf the Chriii
tian vestry of a church in t!.r.tgcod old 'an.
est, virtuous, patriotic North State, whose
love cf liberty was then above all ether love.
About twenty cf the descendants cf fivo cf
those chivalrous and heroic.! patricli aro rr.J
.avc been citizens cf Vicksburg: Pc!:rs.
irjT Intelligencer.
Wb, the subscribers, professing our a!!e-
glance to the King, and acknowledging t' 1
Constitutior.il Executive power of Go.
ment, do solemnly prcfess, testify, cr.J t'-
care, mat we co aLcuiuteiy tel.jve ti.it
neither ihe Parliament cf Great Uritein, r.jr
ny mcmlsr or constituent braneh thereef,
have a ri ! .t to inpoes taxes upon these Colo
nics to regulate ha internal policy therccf ;
and tl.it all cttctrpls Ly frcrnl cr force toes
tatlish and exercise such chiir.3 and powers,
vishiisns cf the pc-ca and security cf the
recle, tnd c.'ghtto be resisted to utmost
and that the people of this Province, sing.
ly end cellectivcly, are bcur.d by th.3 nets end
resolutions cf the Continental and Provisional
Cc."3rc:3: tceuuj;e, in botliJ ih&y aro fullv
rcprcser.te J by peiser.3 chorcn by themselves ;
and ."c Jj solemaly and sincerely promise
and c?-", under the sar.eticn cf virtus,
nor, nnd sicrej love cf Lite.tv and Coun.
try, to rr.i:r.ti:n end su-ort nil and every the
acts, resolutions, nnd regnlotions of the said
Continental and Provisional Congresses to the
utmost of our power and ability.
In testimony whereof we have hereto set
ourhandj, this J9lh of June,. 1776V
Richard Uosxins, Willi a:i Do yd,
David Rice, ; : TncsJ Dn::LtJnr,
A aeon Hill, , Jaco3 IIcnte2,
Pelatiah Walton, John EzAcLiir,
; Wm. Hinton,.. Villia:x DnN::nTT,
Teomas Conner, Willia;i RcnaitTs.
: I do . hereby certiry thai the foregoing is
truly copied from the proceedings cf tho Ves
try of St. Paul's Parish, Edcnton, N. C, at a
meeting held in the church ia Edentoa, oa
lh.3 lCth Junj, 1770, and that the persons
whooe nmes are above subscribed, were
elected Vcetrymen cf said Church on the Cth
day of April, I77i3, as appears from the're
cords;-. J- j : ,J--- ...
! II. A. j GILLIAM.
? Edenton,J . 27ih,' lr'v '
An I. :
; A creat r ,:
been created in
Philadelphia .it cf the Ti.r.es
by a recent decision i 3 cf bur Courts. It
is fiated that a large extent cf property in
Philadelphia Valued at from four to six mil
lions of dollars, and covering j whole squares
cf dwellings J was lately laid claim to by the
heirs cf one. James Patrick all of which
; i oporty in the courso of-years got into and
mow stands in the hands of many owr.oro.
The property had' been originally confisca.
tor conceiv.
The deci
j, heirs of Mr.
l It renders
as so much
brown , paper ! Mcc.;j. C ---s M. Dallas,
David Paul Drown, and V;,!ijrn L. Hirst,
Esquires, the attorneys fjr the heirs, arc to
receive, it is ssi J, cr.z-Jx cf the whole value
of lhe property rercv . : 1, for their legal ser.
- Half a cr.V.Y.zn tncl). will render them
independcTt!
i Trcr.T t'.? Ileijh Reyisler.
j- An ' "Itaral School :
In the Southern Slates j the cultivation and
improvement cf the soil has been so generally
committed to dependents and to the less edu.
cated portion cflhe cerr.-unity, that, Agri
culture, as cn Art, has Lccn kept in a state of
cl" cement, zzl cr;e!udjd from the station to
which its importance eminently entitles it.
We are always glad to hear therefore, of any
thing calculated to advance an Art, so cz?n.
tial to the comfort, and indeed to ti e c.iit.
enccj of the human re.ee.
An Agricultural end C!:.::!eil School is
about to I? eetiti: ;d ia Ai!.3 County, in thii
state, under the nuicci'cf Pwt. R.er. Bishop
Ives, which, wc trust, v.-ill do much to il!u3.
trate the theory, and improve the practice cf
Agriculture in North Carolina, where the cut.
tivators of the soil, being most generally the
owners of it, have .the stron3eit inducement
in the world to avyil themcelvcs cf nil ti e
lights cf cxr.e ricr.ee. Frca ll.e
jUjI leeued, crr.-'ir. -tery cf t..e
designs cf t!;e Sel.cel, wc m-Lo t
i re
extract:
"The .Proprietors cf this School were I d
to its establishment bv the follovvin'? consid.
o
crations :, - -
" In the Eouth.trcst corner of Ashe Coun.
ty, where the School is situated, there 13 a
populous Valley, unsurp - -d in faluhrity ci
climate, richcce3 cf soil, c::d beauty cf r.i
tural scenery surrounded, ci it h, Lv e!o.
ping hills, deep glen?, end I: fly ;. .
presenti'.'g, at ence, all that n i:n!'T"3 t3 t -lover
cf nature, cr to the practiced Ajrieu'.tu.
rist. .'1 A Valley, hot pent up by rocky ter
riers,1 but cf easy access- opening in every
direction, through the free n;:ur.tain peeves,
to large districts cf similar country in the
adjacent Counties cf Caldwell, I'uney, c:.d
Cirtcr in East Tcnneecee.. Eut a W.'jy,
like the v.l.le r:J .n nr.ur.d it-;! J. j
pled by a genercu3 and njtur-l!y ir.tcll" rt
reee-:;:"'y cr;rc.:d ll.e cx'.U cf i
noreneo Lt every s:
the true i :j c i.
here f:er; r-A dv.'.i'.c.
;ect cennreied villi
.1 here, cr l.ii l.c( -1
:f r.cir.3 ia'itc.lf to
rcr..c-y
t.-ce
cvi.o to ceve.cro i'i r.lun
to r.:eo;e;
After c j.... j- ronol ncquii.'.tr.eo
this state ol .kings, aided by the careful cb.
eervationscf t re:'2cr.t Missionary, the Eish
c p rf the Die- he concldered it cn ineprn.
ti.o cuty to i..cke cn immediate efiort to f ...
euro to th:.3 rcdy ccuntry, tho L! :r :
Ci.il ii;a t:en ia all' its mcret,:?-
,-, t ' '
ever, it -in'.ere.t
in
l!"
in
1 ...i
..t ,jc;
iys.-
Ti:o LvsU.j
cf cur Agrlcclluio, j rticulorly in the Mid-
n nr. , V-t'T -r'' - - r " ' - r
"if.
,1 r
:o, n.
on c,l s.-.3 r;;
i d-'orcd; but
. .or u i-vcro.o
ir.;tcadcf tcir
h. ziuV.t.
with no decide!
ci;on;:o, Uur v;
: r.::a.
co
i"--4,li -'-- t 1, Li
...j
from cur Cc.k"-Co, i. "recced with tho notion.
that v.0 zvr.lh-zn. cr., in tho true sense of tha
term, Iz a Tc.rzr.cr. A School, therefore ,"es.
tabllshod in that part cf the state, where land
and free labor are cheap, and where every
cd vantage i3 enjoyed for connecting with such
an Institution, at the least expence and the
greatest facility, an AriculixiTol Dc?zrlzz:r.t,
seemed in the highest degree, desirable.
" The Proprietor, therefore, were willing,
under what appeared to them a duty r.f pecu
liar i eney, to undergo sorr.o riik in tho un.
cort3!:ir-. Lii tr.ev C.J not heo::ala ta ha.
!I..c .i.it iko pcc;,lecf North Carolina would
: " "a 1? i h it ; that Parents, in the more
scf.l.d .i .:jcf ti. 3 country, when they
ccr zrr- " t o cuor.tanUal advantages-of
tko p rcr- l.ool to their own ",nsl would
give" it their c 'enane-?, co f..r ut least, as
to entrust to tho c-u .i its founders, a sulli.'
cient number cf there cer.o, to enablo them to
extend iko blessings cf a ihorouh Education
in letters, Agriculture end tho rUligicn cf
Christ, to one cf tho - t cecdy, t.i '. ell ns
the most fertile and bee ' ! wect;on3 cf the
state. They determlnedj th'-efore, to enter
at once and with enert o ;..o prrject.
"To! carry cut tho c .. 'r-iien, thr
have puihased a Farm cf l 2Z2
nearlyHlC3 cl?"red I racing tho c-..Io
Valley, (called IcJ.V C. ::;:) vTero it :
uited: Ies3 than a n.ilo f. .'.!...;-. V. '
cf Wataga. Upon this I . :. : i " C:'
Saw. Mill already, end j Li , I :
commodate from 4. 3 to - - ' -. c-
p!etedendr,:d..-l tho Ltd .Ir.'e-t."
1. Tho Sckod i t- rizz.-J.iz. o- ' E. "
Educatio.. .."Lick ii to ho tki.-wu-.kly carried
throughout, cn I made th
other department.
found;
;acf, every
led, it was said, cni tic!. ; .
cd.is title thcrcfj.-oa r .1
sion of the Court in fv;.r v..'
Parick is therefore as! our..'.,
hundreds cf ti:!2 z' i v::;!
. 2.; Also, . thorough Chssicaj instruction
with French and,; Spanish, as a preparation
either for Colleges or for any of tha profes
sions or employments of life.
3. Alsa, compeie Agricultural instruction,
theoretical and practical, both in reference to
the cultivation of; the soil, and the raising of
Stock. ; - '
v- 4. In addition to ail this, and as its basis
and governing principle, the knowledge and
practice of the Christian rellgionwill be in
culcated in the daily services and instructions
of the Churrlu '! . ' '
' Good Classical teachers, in Ancient and
Modern Languages, have been employed.
Also, a Farmer, educated in one of the rich,
est Agricultural Copnties in the state of New
York, and just from a three years' oversight
of one of its most improved Farms. In coh.
ncction with this department, lectures and ex.
perimenls in Agricultural Cheniisty will be
given, with an analysis of soils, and the theo
ry cf their improvement.
"In respect to practical Farming, every
Pupil will be required to labor just sufficient
to give him a knowledge of the application of
its principles. Inj short, it will be an object
with the School to jmake the Pupil 3 acquaint
ed, so fir as possible, by practice, wiih the
ueo cf every Science taught."1
Division of Wisconsin Territory The
Milwc-.V.e fntinel is advocating a division of
tl.eTs.;;!. ry into two separrte Territories.
Ti.e C. i ling lino to run as follows: Ccm-
rr.e
the flissfsjtppi ct Prairie La
t a direct horlh-eastern line to
0 Menominee river on Green
vi ' 'i along the Menominee and
. ' fnke Superior, and cm.
breei .
tcry rr. t
t:.3l..
Surerier'I
area cf r.L
ir t in v.l
rthward all the terri-
r t! "j " """p Wisconsin.
-: " call
an
riv.: - -rJ ctrcims for h)dre-!ie - ;
end ail li.o ie-uirec' resources v.... : .jr
tho growth end prosperity cf a r.-.og..:.'.Cwt
State.
A!.:"T t! e r-jl-'jc' :
tory, 1.. 3
v.::l;- :;-
ras-.i.tg r.
1 .
a tiii'.r..:
1 is
cf Ir
j to :.
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'. ..ircc:. Tl.i.-
. ; i 1 tko inter:
C. .! : c:j r..
lernlo.
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ry h"" r'-- f.ve ri:::
cf r. 'ition n.uny n.
pi 1 , r
,icccr.'ed v.hh t;on:l;
l.civy t::i-:rfc:";:.3
.!i . ."ty r.i
e ere r. j
ce, U t' 0
cr;r.:j.
and in r;:c
ul rpTnticn, !;ro rv r:i!l.
er fur t!;o Mississippi 1. :r! :t.
::'-':on are for thorn." 1; :!
..ijltiof the highest e::j '
i ., r ,0
3 climate cf the country
it of New England. N. Y
Cirzrjs Discovery. Some few months
two individuals were out on a huntin
j cxc-.e:on,,in t!:e mountain region of Polk
county, in a retired place, and one almost in.'
accIh!e, when a human frame was discov
ered in the water of one of the,. small :
laio rivulets, which appeared to hav 1 n
dead some montkj. Upon having th i.-.ior.
motion conveyed to the Coroner, a J
cf
Inquest was summoned, and repaired ;o the
place, piloted by one of the individ:- Is who
was present when the body was disc .ered.'
On examination, a moccasin wo " :nd a
few yards above where , he was lyi;
large flit rock ; the moccasin apr.
have been cut from 1.. foot r. Ir'' '
down the left side of the ankle,
tremulous hand. The C esh hi :
l.:3 bonc3, except ca tho cm. 3 1
on the inside of the ankle a re d
covered, about the size of a l.r.k" J ... .1
being pierced, discharged z err?' !r3 !"
ra a
: ti
-:.J
G .3-
loh
' ed
ear.
just
and water.
On applying the moccasin f. ;ni, it
ed that the piec ; cut frc.i tho r .occa
corresponded w ith tho ;'ceo foun d ca tho an
kle. . ' !
Information ii v ar.'eJ relative to the per.
son who was lk ; sloJ.arly discovered. No
individual is missing frcm the ccur.ty, end it
may hi' I :n a stranger cn a l.ur7-; ex
curs: r- rone tf the North Carol! 1 Ci .r.
okc- A::.:r.t(Jcr-.) r ;.7:e.:.'
-;- r . ' or 0 t! :evc3, r.ho have infected
:.:3S. . 0 for so no 0 yr""J, has been
trcken tp k ' ' ' , cf Marshal
-i, f Ck.ok.
It, ii thou-hlthat from
otoT;
13 have h.ca etolcn in the vicin-
j 7 r . Ci -einr-ti . tho bet tk.ree nc'hi
! . : e cp crating was to statin a
1 . 3 fovorelle poir.tcntL3 Canal,
: d .k;ch ti.o horco3 were driven and
; . : 1 vr.zT concealment. Tho boat was
the:. . . J to f;.7.3 ether peiol, to avoid all
tr: " .' here-:, -..klch were speedily
vl.l... J! . "; of the' elate, and soM.
Ii ttrrcf.ts cf the Connect; out Stat
I .i , .cm IZZ7 to 1C5, inclusive, ver
Exjunction 7cztci. An exchsrg j p--cr
relates the following sirgulir s'rcun-.stance o"j
the authority cf an eye witr.:? cf c:: question.
able veracity. It is represented as having
occurred at ' Gillctfa grist rr.i!P at Lebanon.
The fact Ucf suCcient importance toengsge
the attention cf scientific ir.cn, as it seems to
involve a principle hitherto unknown in the
welding of metals.
The mill suddenly ceased run nir", and the
miller, supposing that it only required a great,
er head of vrater, raised the sluice-raie and
increased th stream tut without producin"
any eCcct whatever. Oa an examination it
was found that tha steel-rod or spindle, which
passed downward through the centre cf the
milIstone,nd the upright r;!r J.'e upon which
it revovlfid, had here me united, so as to con.
vert the two tars into one solid piece. So
perfectly had they become united that the
point of junction was barely discernible ; the
two spindles one revolving, one fixedwere
circular, of equal size ; the point cf juncture
was within an iron box always krpt f.;;td
with tallow, and the mill stepped insiar.eeu:!y.
The junction v.e.3 so perfect tl.it tl.o Ik.ck.
smith, incttrrr-'.!'3toc: jr ':r,e:p
arated them at another pc'r.t. Ti.e cierr.e'.er
ot the bar was little rr.::re tl.-.n one inch. It
was not in the least discolored, nor did it pre.
sent any other appcaranca cf having been
subjected to the action cf beet. Tho weight
of the milhtone which wc3 sj;; cried cn the
pivot wasjufjed lo Lo clout c - ? : t. j",' Y.
Cr-. v. r - " , ,
yyVf. .&!.,
A Charged Fcrl -.z. Tl.o L"
rier statc3 thot S:. Ceo-.- 7. :.'
nephew of John Rand j!;'.,!.' V.
:;i:::C--J.
h. ll.ofJl
who by the recent compror
under his will, c"-i in
C123.C33, was Cr :
perhaps now i3, a : ' '
ty,iry. Hemarri .
zj cf the cl iitr.3
for two-f.f;h3 cf
r rf veers, cr 1
TIP , ,
: . jv.tto c :
1 i-JinLir
i 1 in
: " cr-. Co
v-i .. - ci ..- cf nn
t rr.d
ll.ii
1 : '.r ti.o
rrm
1. 1 1C
r I I
t: z 1:
ll-ncslnmcL
i cf the C:h ult., is
cf a most disastrous
Eridjctown, on the
morning of the 4th.
f.urth cf th3 stone
: city i ; in ruins!1 Ilun.
.on.3 !to i iiiijut ..ousc ? 1
?, end thoue3r.d3 upon t' ;,.
sterling worth cf prcr .ty
! i a. various ways', or tcuh
1 :vcuring element !"
:s a list cf about two
1 , end a statement cf
! L fro, cmounting in
r ' 1. 1 ' -drcd millicr.s
f.ro v, ich c
r.il.t cf ti..
Ti.3
t
I
d
It portion
,J3cf the
5 cr f -
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a C:
yccumcJ.
Tho Gl '
Ti.
Or!. a;
.T.crJ
ti.o
I ,,,.. , 1 V, ! r -' ,
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1 -at
V! e
Cby played corJi c;i t e '
cu.o 1.3'. is. that Mr. Lyon, .
t..o s."r.er a.i over :t;j. (
ori.
ty Ci
however, that
:o m:ejn-cr.
brought to the knowledge cf Ce. :t
weeks before the election, but ho cid
fit to contradict it until some tirno r
the
election.
Wc perceive that this Rev. Mr. I
spite cf his savage nam?, .r.3rcc: !y i k.
ed down at Jackson, Mi;:: :T;; :, ' n ':.
dock, for lin.4.o..-.ir.-, fro.o i!.j ;."t!:, t..;
V'Sz-Cl-jbcf Jcchcea in -er.c: !, 1 Vr.
Juck in particular. Jack evide:..ly
that Lycn vas acleman. Eut Lycn ; .:.
dently forgot it first. i. -tsviUe Adtocc'z.
The idea that the Whigs were d::tr:;-d
because Mr. Clay was cot elected, i? n.)-.v cb
solete. There were tens cf theuc" 1 ' 3 re. : i
against Mr. Clay who were very terry t! t
Mr. Polk was elected. Several local clecticr.3
have been held, which prove that thi3 eoct cf
feeling is quietly showing itself.
Ia New York'the town elections in the
cpring are tho meet decisive indications of
popular feeling. The elections havebecn
held in several counties, and in all the Whigs,
hae gained. In Broome, Lewis, Oswego,
and Ulster the Whig gain is very considers
Franklin county, Virginia, has given -ft
majority to a Whig Senator, nt a local elec
tion, while it gave a r-jori: l M- "oik ja
November. These : - cut
" straws show which .im:.- ;
u a j 1
Snmrthin'r InvcrL:. I e hae r.: j li
: .0 ... ,
Dr. Fulton, cf thii ci his L-en u:' 7;
sometime post crifoii .-eoso'.'j, ia c 1
pulmonary c
to there z. .k
"cticn, "iii. j ".-i er. .
j v. i:h thii -' ' . .-!- !-! -ose.
.o p.raratioa l.
.;.u!ed hy
tha eu-:.
into the l-. rs.cnd r
-hT.O-t
r.Iotcly
rbalizcd. '
at Munich, a girl six years cf wi3 rle::d
as cciid in cn c-cn Ci.:"n, in v. hit ij c J i.i
that country l.illcf death, prrritrt;ry t3
interment. Oa ..t flle .i.-j !:y '..3 v.e3
found pliyirg with ths r.
been ttrc-ed ever her. T..-
-rLftl.a
r;.d her 13
hall lock her ia h
her mother.
arms, and
Zlclcrs:: C.-rj-. Mr. i . s till at ill
pul!!2 heu:o. ia Ci. :! -li, t-rir.g tl.o f- .
l.our3 1.3 wis in 1 t city, :s cr.ly cno 1
drcd t r, t.. Cir.;.....iti Rtpu.ccn.1
Th-sr. '... i 1 ; cf cn ir -' ';nt ia the l'.."j cf
it.iro.cen. ..o u...
re jj r.n
-t Ii::!;?' ,
....3 I.re; .. t3
: :' !' e r3
cleuro place, where ! 0 cr-
t!.r.ac--3. When the ti'.i ......
him to hiscurprira he? C ' :'
weroSwtdownLt a Ilspde:-..; a ;
exclaimed the Enrerer, cre c
in this pait of t!:e ceur.try, 1. t
for them such cn encrme::; p.
sire,' rrrlied ll.e innkeeper, I
re 3
era
an
v
1 i.e Americna Ccnsulota tt ',
frtm fee3alor.3, 13 coid to Lovck
loC10,CCJ per annum; the cr.e tt Ilivar.a,
about C10.CCD; thocr.3 tt fhvre, pr.lik!
CC'JCD or C10.CC3. Fat cZzzs, tru'.
The Va.l.ir-'.on Temperance Co::
A!l:-y 1.03 ir.dLcJ cr.o thoucor.d cr. J f.
to sT3T th? fl: J3"3 within the piet ynr !
13 tu.-oly 1!
something worthy cf K
Frc:n the Lociirille Jorv.zl.
During the discussion cf tha I
the reduced rr.t"'3 1 eoue ho thoi"h
I. .1 I I U J 4. . i L-Ow
tv . .... t 1 - . i 1
hie to
t-
re? (.: :n3 r.o rosin: icters ( 1
t
c . . -1 . j 1 - ... 1 v. - -. J L 2 uwa. 11 1
t:.rj cljectien, !!r. ::;i:3ttl.e Loc , ;
lirfrcr.i Connect:..:, ciid: Tl'
!ii: :al char: iter cf i' 2 ecu-try c
lutionized before nny cT-Ico voul
IIo had huovn r.ur.7 ca es cf t
irg enly thrco C:x3 a ycer,
ee .ht for with r.3 mvck nL'i:y l
c.7.ees."
Ti:e prccent cendkioa cf the ecu.
Mr. NiL-3 to Li correct. Ti ::o i. . ...
town, Ii! 3f cr cl.ciiea redact in t! ? r
lien in ,.h::h tk'ero ero c.l r.;any fcr..3
cnxiou.ly cirecting ta be rewarded Ly t!.3
cemirj Adc.-.k'.!.tratica wl;h c.7.eo i.i u:u;a
for r ortican corviccs." In cur own ciiy v.o
rre: ;mo tnere are not fewer than f.ve hundred
men wha c.rpect appointments Id cT'cc
When such a tate cf things exists, there can.
net be cn c.T.ce with n salary as greet ca C.
d!lar3 for which there will not ba r.umcrr--j
cpplicar.!', every one cf whom will pre:.:.:
servicc3 f.ndcrcd the successful party C3 r.
reason v.hy !;a should be erpcintcd tu it.
Proper Lu-ines3 rualificatsons are cot tl.ov J;t
cf Ly the . 3 h-'gry crrcetar.'.3 cf c.T.eo, z.::l
th-.'Y ?"z it! 3 r;
regarJ!.,: : ..
recerr.rr.cn i :
hi .uly;
a r " - 1 '
rng-.ged ia t.. ;
toThuu-.ar'
I: -3 r cr.'cr will L3 r :
s c." tho c:.!y proper
rra cm pceeesj.
to h. thit so lar3
.his country : ;
:j cf racking cr.
cf t:..::r':
perso
c::J anxious to c:;c'
tho c.7;ecs cf tho c
wi
hevo
I.
:n 1.
Lo c:.
.rty 1......J 1.
s;Jer r.a c
men think
the po r
cendan-jy
cn.,: ; . : t
tk:t c
r r ! "
.' ih.
. y d
, -'
eo t j 1 c.r::tc
, ' to ;!.ich th
.1 cl x. .-.-ry r.
TL:s c..
they ar ; wikirg to subn.'t to for.i t
: 7ro t ) which i3 .1ltael.ed a r..i...
i.'.-c'ii 'in spirited ereer.i nr? r.
ih.i.-., Lo. They era. ch,-'.'. ; 1
r -:r.!y i
' o and in-piraticn. It'.. .
. 0 ikcee v.l i z. t iro to c..!,j
ffc7.ee, r.. i -. he:o ?
. :t the
re wc
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' p'"'!o C ' 1 Cl 1
:r t :,Ioron3 I . t
they c::d.
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