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Ns, t• 0 ragit of vSfatfas soar Territories to
li
' finiai ita Mai, own doittoitie siffistro, •
- , `,11f0.: ha Rowileiii end orsoolity, the 37roigtoty
i iaticiloorod tho roarkt of the only to
hut 14114 otolutitoutiloooill +petunia.
$ 4e,,,,hijoloontorito• the peoblio =paid/tans,
...a* o rrotittosoroation. or rubliefaith.
Praadess 'of toftgoom, frotOlSoo of eh*
. -!lo kI i . ; difasaiana of itifOrlottitioot.
Ji -'`y'. : a le al eorroptimit in politico.
' t ..,L 44.sroi Proottrvotiox of the Folderol
. , ...... : T; . , k .I#l , 9! . rflicootto 'tato for vier.
, tip. oriotioto of was, or dis-
Dli., :0100tsge Atofrioaos IlitiSlMl. •
4; ~._r et cod ,protecthloos for the right.
• incaEsatuna
awe, soup ,ri ght 0
. 1 <alp 14.9 }matte dannim
-inaidthis ail of the Aiteridean - ourerniineof
...1...0ffh garirsioaa to oil elaraneafinanpitalimi'
sold
N. . Cinpanan brotherhood soul fool! will f
' ,Nii• oilt:-.0,10 ofoilLy to those of tho 'honeehold 'o
4444: . ; , .r ,, F .
STATE PIPIAMES
lcumnarry of dve'rece , igi v , of file State treat--
ury, from the lit , of December, 1855,
to the 304 day of ovember, 1858, both
, &rim/wive. . . .
4. L• iinds, • • • i 24,293 71
'Aladin otrandadow, . 20,772 50
~1144814odaft', • .' ' ' 66030 46
Tax On baok ilvklon4a 288,184 34
•Taxoewparadm Maio, 253,011.91
•
Au ocreor sad pasoaal
"at° 4-a.,.. •'.- 4 1 4 066 21
'Tiordia,a.,, 160,835, 93
Ardall = olo9l4lNow, !KW'S 38 ' -
Ildruats,
Itr llaawors, '1348'00
' 2.343 91
Mrsjoris'llaroar, ' 6,651 0
insatis, Olrow sod Ma- .
puisum,6 _ .
a brow.rylk... • .
. . i,414 86 •
1 , .111111111L.dallogia•
looar Ara, 'Nom. 1.066 54
girth* lawarp, boar house • -
• fed iwoordrolllaanow, 42,374 22 '
tiroalootlealloloo 1164ih00, . .2.088 95
Um.
a iax, -10,09100 , • '
, Nod' Our; ••• - 4,120 38
r hwartoos
!Kea
r - - lAN 20 ' •
441;:4 4 *la'
a.l
' 13.3 13 1: ' • .'
- '
rain) oullroral , 11,60011116" : a
Adarial4nro, - 15 Of '
..
Tafrrotordrotiot'at taw., 0,245 NI
Premiers; on uharlora, 13,640 41
Tax oo lowa, 116,956 12 ..
lalerost oft loans, 3.441 88
'dale et pobIN property. 14,941 U 9
To- 1 -• 10l 19 6 1 1 f67,14 4 Pal
owirara 250,947 21
Distils hos. bridge tolls, 115 18
Aeorsod lotnest, 4,173.59
00100418 marts a Pews
1008trInebtoAts, - - - 3M 4r
liadid wok, .... 20,887 57
Amami* for riot of way, 10 000 00
You of Ow pablio ueloos, 3,704 57
.111assillaiikvos, - . 2 ." 4 Lr:
Dalton In thejeosaV27,
Ds*. 1, 1846 •
AviDAbill, 21,243,407 at
Lra await er
-2•4•108403ter5.i. • •
104 , la State
tramway toJes
• lolls imensth at.
. Nov., LOU ' 20(40 00
$1,24007 31.-
n•PV 4 v I ated jos& la We
Trifiisas7 - 41,032 Oi •
1.284,720,21
, - ' ' ' 0,002,6,6914
.
6:4"tvirs.4ooper.af.., fi l e State Tre4o.
pory.lroni ailir din/ if , DeceMlef, 1855,
totho 30th day of November, 1056„both
' iirs iielVeive.
..141Mitimitirsatetot5, 1 1 , 1228 , 888 82
..104910980( gwrortuwewt, 918,239 23
NO" sig44oBB, 3,511 54
volontbiett
ii l44l Vit wit with
8 8 _ i _ .
Agiiiiiiiiii:aiins,
midi colonisation
270 00
iMeatile Mate Ag'l.
2,903 11
=laillisoki, _ 199,715 00
se or the sinking
• Duet,
36,317 eo
LOW* . 327,824 47
littiresit On -.
Ci 3461 , ,0 1 Ast,
230 n" 1 -
. )-61 63
Dee iwiles ti works, 52 x 281 21
.Old • los rote' lbe ' rola • ~
It*
linedota Asa
.of Co rs i , k Z
gd
6 / 6 : tlo,
wt of
130,512 00
lidh aloners, 106 00
t • 4,4113 00 •
DO& 601 up dm, - .17.014 CI
=rr' 12 . t 1 5 3 ,911 r 0
yeeria,K — r':•7 yy 4i ; li v enp : ---- ' r ---- - -
.A 6 4 .4 1, ,, • _ •6,17 V "00 `
Ala ;
1424 6,000 Oil j
12 7 022 211,
' • 614474•'' '0
~ „ 4 ,01442
44,618 77
4_4,2711144.2 22
EEMI
#1 , 41111 6 1: ros6Troiiin
-30 ' r 'av r1,244,70 5 42
Dena Wad hags in tho
•XreAuray7, uniwia labia. 41,032 00 •
---1,225,822 42
• OQI.O. Bremor; is now travelling thpugh
Netts -,lrstsland, toeturingupon the Union.,—
liteeeateitee that the Union is in a prociri
oasl,lmituation; Lad hpiteohe is induced to
-4111114-et the toot of the evil existing in the
-- FOAM latateo• Wbo Colonel will have a s
Macteli*oktilei a sot to preach to as ever eat
- aasoutisrlitithc joic° of 1 4 11 ', - •
- italivorloca Or imio . Peamo Daftr.—Duriug
the fraeldoncAorticu. Pierce, since the 4th.
of March, 1803 tho public debt has been
cc
duced tiom 00429,0 7 to 530,737,1:101
EMI
CIt'ATIO:4E*3-
00tHITYI. tga.
(Nit - . NA,T
„di
TA TOF Tiz NAVP-7 a ietkit ¢ f ti lii Sea- :
rotary of the Nary, gives a detailed view of
the operations Of the Navy, during the last
year-and -its-presant•-atinugth._ hilt
recommendations at'o, fbr another squa Iron
in the Pacific, rendeted rieessary by our ex
tending commerce ; for the adnptipn of the
English and French system of gunnery on
practice ships, aratfur OA despatch of 'small
alsorneiNto aurvey,94o Guancrlslands
whipir - Conutiodore lSitirytne made an nuttatiis
fact6ry report. Th 6 Secretary rogards
constructing of t the six war steamers as An
auguration a noir era rti the naval skirviao
and re cats hie former ricommeudations for
building titotim-sloops of war of small draft.
The sending aut . of seamen to relic* distant
crews is spoken of. as an. ciperiment, and
will jo omAint — t,ed it icshi.La ivork. ,Tbe
Secretary likewfmo - 51 recommends ,the employ
moot of Issiatint Pursers, With moderato
If paid within six
d on ail subsorip
noes Notices insort
ty desoripUon of
7C• TC7'
hoer, at the 'await
despatch. flavin4
typ We arc p re
or frie e,
nds.
rice ta an man of.
etigiopf 9r i???it-
d konert friend:
'l4g allig,i(ces !nitA
Assissur rim Reis* of snit Sms-
VARY Or MI IWAlSlCht.:—the Seiretaiy of
the Interior's Report states that the quantity
ALltuld
jiti to the - 3CII'L Septinibir libti ,-
.09 acres, OM:School' seetiollst.
11*.ssragution of thy.: grsduatiXierVa
raisedifiliiutdave ig4itirui,9vlileVeall 'for
the interposition of Voi:sigreies;' Rci
an importent matter and should be promptly
disposed of,}either by sanctionlirgand tans--
ing the Land (Wilco or directing the patents
to be issued without further requirement. --
Tho quantity of lands sold for caskilfili
the fiscal; year j , i 'anintinted to over nine and'
a quarter million' f acres ; and the receipts
thercfirattre e 8,821,414, • The total amount:
of land disposed of is over thirty-vino mil-
hous of acres.
pats the necessity of furthetpower
being granted to the Co - mtiMusiotiet df Pc
glens to suspend, - diminish and diboon
pensions when the reason ter granting them
hair whottror-pantially - 5..aa... --4 1 1ar
her of *sets issued within the year Will
rivtatirreestighoe• -
The resoit atom that during the present
Advii sliftyLtito - lidiot trestles
hay° been negotiated, twenty of whileb,re
main; Orbs /total - Wpm by the Senate. By
these treab4g o the Indian title has been ex
tin Lad To - iniirry 17000,00Biterei:—
The a._ ie of money consideration paid
dar , tiardenrarcriippeopett to ilium
ber about-300,000.
The process of the (*lonisation of the In
dians has - already been attended with the
happiek results, and giro promise of aload,y
cal and moral condition
I ~..,Aaerraeci_OUTUl liaroar...o,r ma POST
YASTIA UJILW Wilt, —The Postzujistar Gen
eral's Report, shows the numberOf Post Of
fices, Juno 30th, 18.56, to have heen 25,566,
belt; an increase of 4,664 in four years. On
the 30th of Juno there were i operation
+warty 8000 mail routes, the to al length of
which is estitnated•pt, 335,642 pincer, coding
. 46,035,474, dividedtai followsi ,20,323 ..:.
..
. t•., . _l4oslity__mteatuboat: 50,-
453 by coach, and icartv./54,060,fad1ea of im
ferior grades. The increase during the last,
*cal year was , itearly.Whireltiles: by rail:
road, 332 by steamboat. LZl4 .ls ,y boechionli
82,000 by inferior gawks., In ebraskaand
Kansas 2,23B+lnilea were &Mod to the length
of the routes. Between the lit of July, ISO
and July 101; the railroad 'io!:n+ine was hi.:
crnaa,u4.-t6 1(1,177 miles, exhibiting t 6 tact
that within lhattithii deicription of ifer
rico has More than oubl On the Ist of
ed
December, 1856, the lengt of the' railroad
routes had lucid's:cid tto 11l
.1.0 miles! The
total cost for; this service date inionn.
'Ol6 ;2 4U3, 47.• onsOlflntirmt
service on the Ist of .Tuly tab 36,526,028. '
The Postinaster deneral alludes to the'
Panama Railroad Company seising on -the
ociffsloe of the withdrawal of the Women;
via Niestragtia; to foreetteCtiia'ittnent to
Plirithltt=l*.ttenfliderl". A "'" # e• 1 " ^
across the Isthatus, and roconicends a regu
lar LontMot tit not exmWl - 850,000 per
iimiins, and
,i, ~tontract at•• lit ' exceeding
~1 1,00(.4 pie *Miura via litCl'iragna or Te-,,
liiiinteftee, no as to "give afweekly Mail to
Wigs:Ma. ' ' -.'— - ' - ' ' 1
The 'expenditures foritho year 1856, were
$10,405,2813, anti ... the i l / 4 :+ais revenue, Mali.'
'ding the annual apprei Sons for IMO mat.
Ter;1117;628,81#1.1 - lervingittvieficieneref-49,--
....
781,000. . ' , :
,
The report
,reccommende, the gbolition of
the f1:911:to l 1 - 4'privilege, and , the coMpulsory
properpint do all traesient priCp:+4,2- matter.
Atad r llle tipAa.44, ,Did 0 / 4'; of 130, wi'del,+,
gives' titeNkUrTudarVitetkral theekidjet
nry.„...aulhorityLko:imalso,,pex contracts. i " 1
Ocean atet;imlihip serve d, and aiiudes to the
fact embrairing the brupch froeNeW - Orleans
to liLynna; that there are now four Ocean
eteeeffiehignes running; out of New York,
:Wel no 4e the"dovernment of $1,408,-
, 000 per tUtirdon. No'reason is pereeivedWhY
-one poit,of the +country should be preferred
to the exelfurionof Om others. Among other'
Obits it Is stated 'that nlrtiations arc in
program with a Vi 4 Pi ID t II4 I 4 4 I ICtiC . P, CI ; tit 6 '
British transit charges on United .Staten
closed tuailsjind the rate of postage- be
tween the.Unitettlitates f and Great Britiiii to
12 ec#of6i , singlis fetters. • -., • .-----, ~
„......., ~,
07t 1 / 4 210 33
190 00
1.1,119231_
68,268 20
YM 6,1 k -
0•17662,141111 K
NI/to/Aux Fitoom.TT good humor, 404.
complacency of tompel' outlive a1i„.310
a:liana of a lino face, and make its decd*
IiktLEi`ONTE, PA.,
-. ; . `1 , • - .§ , sit?prvia /.. ELE.dpolys,
. ~
TiVatit il ****3 4;l ‘ i
there ?t;clcleas Abolition journal's, that no
sncenes4nl candidate for the Presidency over
reedy* so few electoral . votes as' kit. )30-' 1
Anu ts4 l ..‘nor.nb_inauceessful ones° Mans Sus;
Cel.,tremont.-- With how much truth this
ft`iisertion issniade, can bc seen 4 reference
to to'follhwing table, which embraces ev,
cry I" , 4trshatiol election for a period of ship:
years ; 19m. Wishingteles elections are
hot taken mold titO acdeunt, as 'thij . were
unspoilt)B.l
..
ti lt ' -
. w
fse Ur, PRIVIIDINTIAL XLNGTIONZI IN TUB
, ... Vatic Serttcsty rit , , r lt8!:1 INS 1856 . : •
l'Ais• li tf Pia Skltipl. Votes.
s* i m , 43 1 4ohn Ad . 11
. ' :" „311:..
1,4 m a •
--
El=
' , 47i 1.n,
i Ai
oin s
t:Johrn • ' '
1800 1 Thatin . ..-,.. : .ia
0, .. ~ ,--. 44
0 0 4 1 Thomas eflerson, 162-
1
Cbarica I Pinckney, ,14
1808 $ ',kindly . dieoni • ' ' 128
Oboe .Pinckuoy, 45
1812 )) Jan " il°ll '' ..
ipt
122
_.. _Do WI &Pinter!, '' 89-
'Bl6 James °woo, 183
1 . lila •L:_ -34
1820 1 jametll4""e''2lB
No opposition but 1 voto,
f Andrew Iticknosi,•' '99
W.
ohn-az iiiLirlinreY--Adenilie —_ ,
41
84_
ni .s.ft‘ l t- ... 1 . 44600 :' ' 1. 7 , : ' 3
4 “
swib
s rodi • ,
".. . I
e
L
-1824
l An .40csots,
.74831 * . 07 T it
,
t IVirt,
.1_ Martin Yap 4uniii, 170" . _ uriulau, Henry Ilarribluo 73
28,8. X 7 1.. •
ia.i` tor, • it
Uarrisozi, 234
1840 Mitts' Wit Buren, GO
Ants4l4ll,Votk,- 170,r
En
irenry Clay,
..21.chiey Wayler, .
Lewis Cu.,
!tanklin Platy •
Gen. Winfield Scott, .‘
•dolin C. ?cement, '
• Millard Fillmore,
1848
Frans' it: Witt bo'scon that
Mr. Butthaibut hae mire gieotaral votes' than
either_ Ada*n Jetta:sou. Mad&
D; laa:Bgrm, Polk ooTailptk.-itod: as to .
-the flopular odto, thelr's bears no comparisba
to what he radioed.
-
*Neuh*.b7 Übe poopio-44.10 Qatar. Adam.
RESULT Of: 271 E PRESIDENTLIL
ELEttOF.
iho fbllillAios vied. of the Aaiun id 'the
Presidential election :
Buchanan has a majority of all the votes in
a majority (16) of the thatos t viz, Penn
sylvania, Indiana, • , d all the' 'Southern
'aggregate population, according to the
last census of 12,381 824
Fremont has a majority of all
the rotes in each by the itix -
New. raglan& Stites, end in
Michigan tuld.Wiscoasin, coin
prising a population of
Fillmore has a sasjoiiity 911, the -
votes iti'MarAstidt po pulation 583,034
In New York, Naw Jersey, Ohio,
Illinois and IFera.nelther can
didate hits a majority ; populab
lion
Cali(ortua hot heard from
Total population la •ll ti1.i.A11e1ik.4:090,4578
The States in which Birebenin has • ma-.
*Stye all the valet comprises, ore thuin
half thii population of the enlister t-themi in
Which Pretoont hits majOriV bat little:Ors
than ose.rieventh of the wholosigipulstic;nl_ ,
•• ANOTHER, VIEW. flt•
The total ,pombei of rotes .o.lfi l t otti t
&Amin sit, theent plostioit s
in round nuinbists, at
Ihk Vistiont
for PWrnoto : 460,090
Taal number of votes,
Buchanan oirer Ficuiont 623,
iTiretjtanon--- "R l °
Fremont. over l'illinTra
Ilsichatisn'S plurality aver Bretooni is 100,-
000 more thin Premoni's plurality crier p-
Fremont leeke-ab0ut4,40,000 of a. nee,:
jority of the whole. • Beichinan lacks shoot
ag& - oio - ii - re - wit - To* - 4 - tbfiwtosfx e
In all tho non-alavohelding Statea, taken
togoth r, Fremont is in - i,minerity - more
than MO,OOO. Ilia Tote- howenriii. exciode
!AIWA" in said States about-130;000:
az4.tY .r.,058.i---Spotking of "Ssun'en
Ipaiong, or supposed losses, in thniato cons
Wit, the Georgia Federal Union bap:
.....ThCoh.ggiy:s.loitsamounto to nothing.—
They atolcoi nothing, expootOil nothing, and
got nothing, Nothing added to _nothing is
nothing. NotliingArtken from nothing leaves
nothing. Blessed aro they that expect noth
ing,
_for they will not bo disappointed.—
iils,A4 case Stands, about tinta,:.No North.
Argoitb; no t.itst, no Woiit ; nO honor, no
offlee f no money, no sympathy, no . nothing!"
LAN - CASTNIt BANK NOTES.—The Lancaster
Mani Daily says the hrokers of that city
are paying 80 cents on the dollar for the
notna t of the Lancaster Bank, and that in
tnansaaition of trade troy ero taken at oven
higher rates. The Bank to daily redeeming
a considerablc amount of its notes hi circu
lation, by receiving theM payment of
debts due it
• 'Traptk.: , =-Buchtinanhaacarried e , very coun
ty—Filtinero no ono, GO ! " §44.lloust i csl's
intim:lnto has grovrn smalh br.fiaggattitinl
boautilftilly 4ess t The 800 will givS hdm
12,00ifti) 13,000 nt'Sjority ftri
Broclol , iiiidgo, • -
LAj will never spoil i1k.3,11141 wesither if
it is well cooked in tendering. '
gAM
John
11111
IE
105
16$
' LSI
1
114
3,431,181
6,610,962
92,597
4;9 1 25,V)a
=I
MS
•
Beauty's charm seer nature wiel spread
eras Sim sedlefi, bum Wily itir
W Y rife with fhelregrance leurrep fa
The morn feat ebbed, and noontide ammo
Thew atroanrod forth
The feathered miapters aeught tbie - pave
And Voi rephyta attempted no mem to
k
But, leak! 0'. 4 010 beautiful awn a*,
Thb oloadsfora, 0 curtain of - dasknoss
And, hark! the wild thundamall sates*
e
ak'
Whilk the tempest deitroyse oe ra4410
• i
The irorui hantieased: m the ginertsg. W
BOSOM heimyrisd ors° en wircee, .
While the Ain qiiintaalmti ikkylt-to Mt"
And the stars hakili fortis to their /Hear 1
Rosh is life, wheel' kr yonthilidr Tensed
The funnels fiskght and clear, - '
When hopei wilikeu star still gvikka
'1
_ -
Bat s fouth'd mipsl4, ebbs lub moltttla of
And wa bun Wally's brink-
And on wander Iblth In the Ooki wild '
And molt tanOptiosgs AIMS
and
jilently al. .
Bat
Biked*
And
. . " • 4, . • . !,
go
' lig r
BO thilar of dill ineillar .t•. , ~
'Nor ea her I Irlog brut)), -
'Till eloitly and 'Oetly, life's, tranalaii day
tn the ht of death. ~ - -
101t7aCttozale,j+y t. Lift soul will ko girt%
A atonal*, lifenritirer, In g ,1111.
Atilealtsrg, .p.. , ' _
; Writtsw for sAclgiteAmterow
-- , Lags TOAr t .frjr iI. r-. -4,,,,
- •,•0 • i
, av It . . 11.. IL • -,, ~ k - , ••• •
•
. G Ind suishiAit v
imilbre la thy
• And Ws tip ijeesl qpiii. „ '
And thy you( bout Is
In reek eimplieitip.
. for Is Ito alines at; 114 , '
, An wed
goat
, Aal thou 4 :id - 1 . . •
-,-
- . - Aaiiiiiiti ma.d Isis.. ; - 1 '-:: --
-
- The Pedil Pa- ' 4 "
. .:_.-
A cold winter's. counsf i n , load
of ua withered abo rho . v,r . ; ut a
tavern barroom oft 'a 7,, v go•
Shortly a ft er we arrit .'ll'' dr ovi up
li
I and ordered his home staldest. tbo ...IA
Alter wo hid eaten supper wq, '• i l to
' • . L...,... and as soon SA:.t. ,
. . - _ . • . .
oral ausodotas had teen relatcdoind- 11 '1 IT
the peddler WU Aidted to give as a siory,:as
tnay °Ms profession were goners/4 of
tadventures athiaumcdotes. lig tree ! ..
1
of ago, and gave evidence of mat p "'F wl
strength. He gave bin , name( AS I) uel .
limy, and his home Was in ; - 4, o w
Hampshire. , ,
'l'Well, gentlemen,!', he '' •
knocking the anima 'mai . * his Pi 1 1. 11 , 1 ' 111 •
tins it in his - pocket,
." ettpsa44!..tell. yeti
the last thing of any consapae „that I*
petieit to Ilya. You see that I weionow.right
from the far West, and on my irjty /or wim
41.
ter quitters. It was about twt, wd+eago,
.zkik Ph‘lOttlt evening , that I • -0
the ddir of a small .0 1 biliti
owl: Cotihty, bulletin. I said , 0F,11.,
4 sot.
alt—+'l meant it was warm,:
~, , , eras
Olden:liana very likely to be 'vont
in 'la cedes for supper, and , .' I " . foie
inkeria'are — nr, Ind after I 14.,-nit , oat
( XXI
down In the hat- room . it
**A ti'eliic)t and f or a w cl o ! urea
go ,‘ :ol , o4iid 4 . vo inyfut ,pu
, . •
i r " . Ow, nvialleno litiOn fia l ehria
Ismieltt, morning, ar I 'exPietA a l
gooeht there for me, which T intended A
bole or on my ray hoine., Itiii moon]
rjoaAhine-inidnight, and I kqew if it. a
11 4 71-4711— gv! 17 'XI* ,
throlibiliWiii hri r that. So I ai4oo,
landlord if ho could not see that my litbead
Wallillakahont inidnigM, as I wislied su L r lbe
0044 two. #!o 'expressed
xpressed porno
... hie
'at this, and asked me why I did not ;hop i'dr
utwirthst". - -1-naid in r hartioitit wanwitioold
out, and a new lot of goods was width* for
maat Jackson, and I wanted to be there too
,re the Eskers ageht left in the morning.
There vvtio-a, number of people sitting round,
hen I told this, 'butt took but little notice
of them' owe Only arrested my atteadOM' ' I
had .in , wiy, posneeldon a small poikago.of
rds, width Voris tedelivor to the Slier.
of Jackson, and they were notices fl itio
detention of xmotoricias vohber;_iredell-Diek
ardhatd. The bill/ gave a descriptio/ of
is person, and the Moillefore n* aqsirered
ery well tp Ig. In faetit was.perfent. Ile
was a tall} `Veil-forif4rntiM, rather alight.in
am:cud had the appearante of th gentle
. an; cm that his 'farm berW tho 4 hard,
oluelf.e. arks whioh in observing
_man "neat
mistake for anEthing bit the Index ofti4:ll-
lainous disposMon.
" When I weal," myishintbeTT • asked
the landlord who that man was: aeiteribing
the suspicious individual. He amid he did
not, know him. Ile came awe tlrt filter.
noon and intended to learn ithe next day.--
The host asked Debt I wished4o know, and
simply told Nut that the Judea. connten.
anclanTlka-Itlennlisr, mud 1. !meredy.wistied to
krpW if Lwow Aver acquainted :with him..--r
T_Kaa,resolvednot to Ict the landlord.into
'tbotiethrot, butte Way on to Jackson, ana
there giro information terthe Sheri% said pen
#sa.fifiOlt mi9 l ) 44 0 1 414011 Pa I .I IP.TiI" .
lair‘,lslN for 4.1144 upl°9 l # ilig4.l 4 !*fr
. • s , f L •
I laden alarm watch, and having sotit
brightly. The ostler was easily aroused,-
and by two o'clock T Was on the road. The
mutt willi deep, nay horse could not tray.
' 0 very failt—Ayet it struok nto very forcibly
that theibetnit made awe work of it than
1 tlerire.iiiis l- .14 need oT, for 'the cirrt VitJUI
ticti.riy .14314111., , ,•.. , . .
- HONFOTOT.,4)I3 ,40 Arent, and 'ln the eonlrso
of half ewhetirtl liiint clear of* Village.' At
a atiort distanCO ahead fay it large trAct of
forrest,anostly of pines. • ;The rind le "
directly throtigh this wood, and as near as
1
I:could *velem the dista ti cd slti twetro
Odes. Tot th :Itiooti Was'ihthe ea t ) and
tho rOltd run ... tly west, , kr pholit joiio
light enough. I. had entered the w 1 and
had gone, 11 f 1 4' teilo when-toy waggon
iwbeish- se ed,With a btunp and a Jerk;
Into a deep hole:: I uttered an exclaiitadon
of.- setonishawine r but -this Wan; not, all,-1
heard another eithimatlon fita another
setwee!
Mom,
at yO,
• loom
al
MEI
Whit could i be I I lookrr quickly
around but could •ieo nothing . Yet I knew
iviiit,yery close kt
mO. .A. 41 hind came •up 1 . tilt itouse.
‘• • . ' , sank , * movement. ft was
• a man %Any cart. new' this in rho
„ I
Instant. Of counto I wits puzzlel. At 4171.
I imagined some poor fellow hail taken this
method to obtain a ride ; but I soon gave
this up, for I knew that " any decent - man
'would hare asked me fur a ride. My next
ides was that somebody got in to i peep ; ,but
this passed away as .quickly gait..olkuul;fo;
no man would hive hkdren into my 'curt for
thit piirpOse:. And dueilhongtrkgentlemco,
qtueldr. opened my *yes. 'Whoever was
there bad brokeh
"My next thoughts were of Dick 11,A
head. Ho had heard mo say thy load
was all sold out, and of cottraleho_lopposell
I'lrtd' me money with. me, Ibi I had over
$2OOO. thought be meant to leave
the cart when heßosed Ihiad reached i
eefe.pleco, aid th aneviber creep over And
shoot me; or knock me down. All this Item
ed like lightning through my mind. By
time I had 'got a rod flom the bolo.
"Now I never make it pi point to brag of
myself, but I have seen a great deal of the
world, end am pretty 'opol and eloir•lecided
udder diliieultx. -I. a terry inoments
Jcnee-tleep to m an• •••• • • ~,
slip off without noise. Bo r drew a:T.2*d
ver—l MVO' travel In that country without
one—T drew this, and haring twined -the
down into the mud, and as the cart passed
on T Went behind it and examinodlhe heap.
door of th.; cart lets down, anit.is
fastened by a • hasp, which slips'. oecr the
staple and is then secured by a pad-Sock.--
The paddock weipne and the hasp wa4
secured in its place. by intd.. Of piitoso that
relight force from within could:break it.-
- erheet-Wreneh hunt ho a leither.bucket
en tho side of the cart, ind I quickly took it
out and alipped it lute. The Staple, the itou
lethdle Pat /dipped down.
•.Tow Iliad him. '.14.1y cart .W4e.,tdo4st
near, made hl4 Stout fratio while' hak,
1.0 made 'On roe bird
Sot beli . oifittiordirtaiy - man . eked break
out: "I geteit to my'cart as tiolsclesidy ai I
got off end then urgo,,tiy horse: on, still
keeping my pistol knoW that at,
the,distanoe of; half piiki i,4lither I 'Should
Frisig;,4tid OP I allowed
my horse to pick bsa own , .way . 4 13tyilg.h4 0 .
mud. 'About tinintintitre after this I hoard.
a motion in the c . ai-Pollowed by &grinding
noise as though some heavy. force werebeing,
spisjied - tithe door, nothing, hut
idea strucktue ,1
wbore I sat. actollooi,u* t 1 , , :iT 4 0 1 ,1 14 1 1 ? .
tholcatt at me; Se I 'sat down on the -roof
mina knew now that, my Ari
-1 peeled pettiest& was a villain, for he mink
have bean awake ever time I started,.eod.
nothing In the world but absolute villainy
would have caused him-to remain quiet: so
long, and then start up at this part icular
,
place. The. tkuinpiug.siud pounding:pew
louder and,loudet, and pretty soon I heard a
human voice :
" Let me out of this," ho Cried au&Srelled
• otty lohd.
I lifted up my head so as to make him
was sitting--in_ mytunt4r
is then,. tialheikditiN -011.1„ • el fig
114 ,
there."
d of
01;
" Lot m%out, and I will tell ',you," hO tp,
plied. ' • •• -
...Tell me what you iie,tho;;ro
17 got in here.. 43 sleep on your' Tagil," be
Let mo outl,•ar PH shoot you throdgh
the head," he yelled.
, Just at- that moLoont Any horso's feet
Attack the, hailtroad, and t linOW thiL, the
reit of , tho route , to Jackson would be good
going The dihtimou ,was twelve .miles-t-I
slipped back ot! , ,tho fooe board 44 took thi
whip. I hod the ssuoc horse then I've got ,
now-,-s Lan. iMont l •powPrika lrsy 10/40-71120€
muy beliove there's some go hi,
AC,"aity,ratq, iihe struck t gidt even u
p:mit/00d ma i Sho'hititgeidved a good :mess
'oo4443,ltalta c 't iDd ;she Olt like
4q,9 1 110 e4carsd the
7.954, - ..PoOkvos). N.vtiVli , 9, l ' kFen .- .lumPv
5* iroJid'4/7114pg to lie tut gut.
sippgick axed in ' fewlroinixtes
Oulu tho/Opolifiof a pistol —ono—twil—thiee
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I ••••Ikiktlft dike -rifststakei the otheroalki-1 .eakd
t,hstribee!‘
ott y
qr." 1 4F94' 11 hag? icfc'l4 o 4ll4 l :llie• Irk'
pe4 uP.R I Y. head l #gaiu 84 4 gavP Pell , and
fhvP a deep gia;l4l4 l 4eu , t 1 , 04 i •!+-) GO ,
srp IpP ! o Aelul nnut,!"l Then f i nis*
a shuffling noise, as though mini
ofnd fhtally i setded down,ow the knit, board
Iftrir .urge: 'up :the olilooarkby
ginqg her an ; occasional butt.nf ,Nettlp
0494. and she peeled it faster' tiissi trer. ;
galled
,out to uhr z twieft,tuorii,
fffetty-iteen after this, sod as. be gut sip to•
ply he made ,splue tremendous efforts to
broab the deer epen, 'lid Its this failed kiln,
lie ,made Several attempts upon ; the. bop.
If# ll ,t rear et • his tieing anything
there, Ibr the top of the cart is framed in.
atith.dev'ettnits, and each. alcypifr bdltetl Au" -
11113 poste m ri k 4 intik-44W. I had made it SO
I
could carry:. .Inskyy-lesii there., By-and
by, after all else had failed; the scamp com .
'mewed 'to holler ' , rhea to the horse, and
kept itnp until be Wean quite bottuc. ; A il '
this time I kept perfectly quiet, holding the',
kips llcmly,ml kept puking thchcast wiLls
the stack,
wurg nut All hour in going that thaun
- mites - - utrtA bitist it. Iltadet much 10
futr—lierl4t I might Lett the truth aratiax
gled.when I * canto ..to Om. old , dour in' tm:l fee.
tory, That e!apili at the mige of Ackeon
vmaie,and iq teu unnute!tmbro I hauled up
ist front of the "Arent, and fouintl•ii couple of
men eleiningllown some rtaige WM*. •
• 4 Ito% old as I got , down
and went.nikMut to the .heal Lot the magma,
yotilurre Lad eimentride, ham% ye I"
I are yOm./."., Jpi.oried, and be kind of
swore a litgleOnoi ; pe ho &laud the gum-
," I'm the man you tried to shoot," was
my repl„r !
. When am I . 1: Let =Asa IL" hoyelled:
" Look here, we've come to a pate ,1141410.
-ffin*AckS9L.-* 3 lo4l4lllvtn_L—tfflAntto
ready for ye the ospoterd.yo? shoer
.7ove lay quint." .
By Al* titoo tle , two
up to so* what was the matter and lex
pliined it all to them."
" ter thin I got one of them to run and
route out the sheriff, and tell what I believed
I'd got for him. The first streaks of day
light were just coming up, and in half an
hwy. it would be.broad daylight. In tria
than that ;ifinethe Sheriff wane, earl lironght
nr!
I had for him, and then he• wade G the ears.
Ile told the chap inside who ho was, and if
he made the. loud resistance, he'd ha a cliwid.
T slipped thirlrim - wrowelriscd,
and as I lut the door down Om follow made
a !oink I caught, Lim by the ankh, and
ho came down on him face; awl in a Inoliient
ware tic °Ulcers had him. It was now day
light, an 4 the moment I gave the chap I roc
°gni:44 WT.,' flu pia matc.hed ott to the
lock.Tup, mai told the , slwsilT I should re.
maids tows 611-41$1*-
•!.After ‘ liroalifast, the sheriff earn down
to the tarega *Pd. Ydd me that bad caught
the very. bird - , .44 , thia if 4 would remain
until.** Writ aittruMgv.l .04giu1i csnajWy
bwm- tbo tewarl-,91--tri*-44.4 48 0
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fogad my gooda &Hutu, pond the
agent 1 1 14 brinsingtitunt from Indian
apcdis., and then Went to tr9vlt to *tow them
'twat' in say ..11E4 Tb• - •bouliet •holem- wen.
wand in the top 9f my ohicle just sa I ,ex
puttied, They were ins lino about/lie iuch
agape* bed I -bee* where I usually
sit. tw* Ocin wouldl;ve hit 00 lola.-
irlsorpacr ibetioniali of Ma hack and pealed
upwards. ter, they v..vre seat with a heavy
chop of powder ; and his pistol was a heavy
7777 • 'Les
npon KO PFid 0 200 is goidi fur he
matte hilnaolf anre that he'd got the villain.
I afterwards found P. letter in the poet of
at PerLemoutla tyr:m4), fruut the sherif o f!
Hancock county, and be iuformed me that
Dlekliitrdheadlutd been imprinoned.for
life." , •
So ended the, peddler's istory. In Lie
TorttiLiki i hid the curhisityy to locilkit
esirt,aoit found the bullet-holes just- its lid)
hid told up, though the? wcro now plugged
up with,phial cork*,
THE IN9UISITIVE YANKEE
rants" of an old aneedoto is exceedingly
Agettlinisaa.ei . a.ti r ratern railroittl
oar : ' s ite.Teriay supplied it fah
passengers, observed in a seat before h'm a
least alabsided Yankee ; every feature of 1 hs
ace &toped_ to ask a %Intim, and a little
cimumstance soon proved that hciio" .
a more "inquiring mind." Wrote him, et
copying the entire seat, sat a lady dresatd
in deep hack; &Wainer shilling big, perp tion
several times, and maneuvering to get an op
portlinity to look into her face, ho at length
caught her eye; - •
4.4 In stfltiationl') '
sir,." responded the lady. • .
Pa-runt T—rather+er mother I" .
No, sir." - - .. •
" child, perhaps 1-boy or girl t"
'• No, idr,stot a•ohUd; lititiVotto
4 ,llusboad *him, l'aiport.!"
Yea," Was die mitosipartii
.‘ !-,...4tery T.4,a , traid4k.t. twin s wety
be I", ' +? 3 •
" My hqsband ; ul,us w sca-faring adieu—the
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hodidaardit,ofeblilefa
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itortiWsitatiug laieftigtatzter'l
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Su 61n eh./ '
!• •:Yes ti4-t•tvit•rf•l3',NßlTll, anti my 11U3r
baud's awl titt: 11 law.'
. Was ttitty
bnisklimime up/
• - , •••Riketio;marritf'
r ,•• 7is Vim -sr
Clitroh,?• ,
The Quest i
at cimie.
" Don't Son
10 be thankful ti
wool
" laki,n - unid:thet-wiktw# abentsilyi 'and.
turned her iwad to 4 kok out of die ,
The indefatigable "pump" ellangedrk Fij•
laitiou, leld the widow by Mt glitte *‘,,eyti
onte mew, and prortnnlvil-orteiticirt4pery,
in a little biter terse, with. liiiittind eflattly
' inethwd- fornard over the buelo4 44 tlnt 4 iebeti
ut , Weis 3ou dilettleling4to get manied *gibe"
• Raid the whale indiganntly, :lota
[are impertinent !" Aid alb' left her nat...
and toal.anothir. on the other aide of the
t• '
enable liorr,.tarAllillig allint wertelifiii
oktlak's be wad : I Olt% 4tinst
fttu - llay Sir INA unalailla,kotlArc gokin yq_ur
hand I • It's ati.al.pboty
A.VECT ,452 E OF THERi)THSCHILDS
Thirkhartlt, in his elevcr 4ctches of ti •
itfuner ithigs, tints &yeti the chief step 41
the rise of that now historical Wilily: it
a very striking ilitiatratiou of "honesty is
the hest, liohey :"
The Sasso' was September, 1703. Thet
Landgwrire of Tfesse-Cassel saw the, Frew-6
rerolddonary banners approacliiuk - his .
ininieruLaidwaylng atlas very frontiers.
.
Hastily he up his jewels and liana-,
hies, together with iewtween two and or i t o
tWSliou t thaler.t; Mud tauic.-Lha way
ancient Pity of Frankfort. hoping enoot4
nd moan.; of lilaeing hit wealth and tint •
jewel of his lionar in niwiwity.
' Ariivcd at tht: : cliy wlii f.r oasts -
ries rent forth the ;Went of the "
ho ]io
wmn Ymplre," the flOti%e Laml2,7are kuOck- ,
ail at the door hi - an Srwieit flanker,
Meyer Itothflehlitl. richer in children than In
thalera: but withal a diatinguished and esT
pfrieneed Illtrheolo s gist• Ana 4itralantetoloot..
.Tiwsoier 1111; trio hrituldf alisan
Come
j cse sciences,
• 1 1 1, 4 r
firstly - n*lr ye vs tot:.
the distinction of the and or• ledidithter
to his Court."
"Tryer,"Tie began, ac is utn tm t
well 011« i usge, " I know you to be honest.
and eunsuientiotts. Here is 4 an I iknisesil
tnko it, find rotin'u it to fiti VrTieli" Mtgiter:
1;061 Al hII lisiVe blown over, and . when better
times dawn open •
•" Sttoh - reat cOnfidenre tiOeff Inc great hon
or,:' replkal the tleb►MV, •" but your
pees rtittat Wit forgtt that the re: att,heatt ar
thyrit atrn4st htltlM oir deitu."
• MWe ige Sn the' hßtwle 4 Preprieence:' ,
refilled thet.lamigrove , ask you foe ne
Rae i 2
The l'rliticie Po-cniered-his vohicioinidhun
riecl off it /Unita listening to the rendwedt
iroteslatioSis of the nont,of
•
What Iddyer Itesthchild 'Out atiticlpirtcd,'
duly canto to pais. 'Wore a *eel/ vresirrer
Fre,nkthrt tho possession 4 • Mb- -
Freuolt troops, ftrat•the banker who kid been -
denounced f:4 n ti-ECVnilltrithliNil and an ally
of • the tynints, kits] his dotnicllo blacked.'
and his cash Las. plundered iu tho 1111b0
liberty and the piople.
No sooner, however, lad the. sietoro. tilt
Frant.fort, than Meyer Itothscluld re-opened .
tie tunkingdiuttsc, dthhini- a 6 411+4 oredit, .
oniefiC OlOinsilreY
business world, and soon nai:rvilutethrichar
then over. In 1802 he mai, moue nicire eon•
sidercd as dine of the twit reliablo tandem
in Germany. : .
a
- AllOO this tone thcre came a shiart
- od t a ripft AR' the -- msnrnett - heartt - of tier -,
The Prinee , of the Rhenish Confed
eracy fielded tinder Ate. high and forced pro.
teetion of Napoleon. Itatertvi lly the Will' of',
the 'great comma/eh? to -the dignity. of .isw ,
Elector At the , German :Empire,' die .Lantl,*
grave of Iloilo received pergriaslon ter refer%
t t hip dominion/4 way he pealed'
through Frankfurt. The jtwrnala• had bo.
fore informed him of the illlunderiag of
TroiiisiCbiiii - a - Titititie; - atirTaritittaltlirbtr- - "
liect•ll his own Ocala' long Woos s ~ ,gisy to
,the Jacobins. Milli he , determannt to 'Attie
his iiiiniisinatinfriend, if only to llama bits
of die oohtinuarice erhitoonh.Lenru.
Good tnorrow, Meyer," said Elretor.
with a frank and hearty shako of hands
Ice-bast-ves-haw -gtn.•a..eid tri ,
costs nil dear enough. ht•thro you
ruined wan ; mi poor as Job."
••• Wilily you poor, , your higlinebs ?"
.• Uortalnly t ;for ba% o not Woo° oDunfolin
awl wW; eniou*ti qolco toy WQSk doi
,Withi - noin 1 IC Ido not now tou,ipmptwin.
oontenistwolyo9.-14404114 like .AA.INATOI4)Ik
.011011.ndYntioo upon the,ioek*OCYlo l lloA
rs.FWre in Upon() VikansiM
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' nqs, tor - 41<,l #yrcu c4,4tidato, %vein.*
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coscoutuco °therein* dial', .W 0411 0 .1, ,, 5041
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