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AMERICAN Observation-Disclosures the
leveng character of civil institutions the absen
OF all hereditary titles and enailed estates, the unlr
peded way of all Gods nobility 10 their birthrghts,
whether born within walls Of marble OF logs We an
KEGS like other arstrscrals by nature he prin
cple is operating in our cities forming exclusive
classes organizing sects building churches 10 fence in
the gentiy from the intrusion of the vu gar herd
Mutitudes of who spring at once from penury 10
opulence feel to be the hight OF their ambition 70 es
cape from the relations OF their kth and kin into
this enchanted circle OF respecabity and they
ceived. Another class is found among who despair
ing of elevation by wealth willing for the sake of
sdmittance TO enter by grace and form the odRae Of
this exclusive grade IN society. New Highlander.


RAILROAD FROM CHARLESTON 20 TEXAs-The
City Council of hatcher have called meeting OF the
citizens Of that place for the purpose of inviting en-
animation into the eXpeoicncy of extending the great
line of Atlantic Railroad commencing Charleston.
c. and ending at Montgomery Ala as 10 strike the
Mississippi Natchez. The immense trade and travel
says the Free FrGder which viii be setting towards
Texas will project of this kind only feasible
but perfectly practicable o. great convenience 10 the
public and profitable to the stockholders.


FIRE IL DANvERs.-The extensive tannery be-
longing to Mr. Philip X, Southwek OF this city situate
in Dsnvers was destroyed by IRE Saturday night
We do not learn the Of loss bu. unders tand
there insurance in this city the property for be-
tween 40 and S500o0 1t is probable that much OF the
stock which IN the vais was saved bost Adv.


- An attemp, was made 10 rob Hon. c. \.
Wicke about o'clock Saturday evening last, nesr
Coxs Greek, about miles from Bardstown, BY three
who appeared in the road and endesvored 10 stop
his horse. Mr. w. put whip to the horse and escaped
from them They threw some stones after him, which,
however. did no harm louisville Courier.
II A man named Moses johnson killed another
named Amos Rogers in Delaware Co Ohio, few days
since. They had been los-rolng became intoxicated.
quarreied and had Tight wach resulted in the death OF
Rogers.


p" Gen. Gideon Foster, venerable veteran of
the revolution. and sterling Wing, died, Saturday
morning. il Danvers, at the advanced age of 90


Boston Atlas.
tY Al Liberty, la. few days since, Mr.. Archi-
bald Es,ed struck Mr. Hasem the head with
chair killing him instantly Mr. E gave himself up and
was held to bal, in 81 600. The in sedeence


IBrookville American


E Mrs Charlotte Stuart, widow Of the late
Gilbert Stuart the celebrated painter died al Newport
Rhode Island on the 9th instant IN the nth year OF her
age.


e Leopold Herwig, well known and highly
skillful viunis who il mistake not made his de-
bat in this city only few years since died suddenly on
Saturday evening last after having fulfilled his duhes In
the orchestra al the Concert of the Philharmonic Soce.
sy. Tae disease an affection OF tie heart