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0;susfers. &c.

An. Irerss. asras from B'-o" or ssi"s s ,,p,.2
~ ~ $50 = s...e vas h~ns discharged INTO hslter
Zobc, Popksn 40 days from ho''erat" of np',s
- - &. rnis Ch sI, d.tfess, has1hs bot bosis ee -
80 any danss.l NJ irf. -
49, - ls.troyrs 81 the srS-npi<s-si 70 hsre
~ "a III au eonlJasbon Crew saved SUI esft'ee 100
fnfrs .s-x
, B,~g.s Apaxs Druaon5 ios iAFerpo rA,ch esarsosS
n l., H., ~ below ts sfh returning iesky.
s. -, -. .s,ss on the bar Ses Oetns. or -
=. - o,, ouc ship and BRIG the bar. boan3 ~
s se.en sAsss .las tie bs boand cs,, ws water, 40
de- tse Yep low. -,
f-.- viaoh Pct Havana gs MI dstrs- aAnst y"
ia az bss A. ,h> W. Pss and stared ose o. ~
fro. =. o her hall
- ~ P.rrss At Baltimore sosl Liverpool espsreesss %
siu r or westerly gales Apn ~ bad oai~sss
&c.. r1rsspnt czrnei away, &c.
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~ The ferry boat Manhattan was con-
sdersby damaged yesterday by coming in coloa with
svCp. She IVES drawn Of for repsin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-11

Bea,an. etercarrer in the employ of Mr. John T. Boyd
of the Letter Express Office, No 45 Wlains was yestsr
day arrested his resdenc, Brooklyn by officers Fulton
and Elder of the Lower Police Court charged with having
on the 4h of last month broken open letter directed by
Steenhurser Mad Chegays school, and stolen hererom
SIS John Hewlett clerk Of Mr. Boyd testified to dely-
eins to Beayans the day above named all the letters
which were TO BE distributed in his Beaven district in the
upper part Of the Many other letters which had been
entrusted him for delivery still missing and which, IL
supposed the accused has puoned Justice Osborn COM
nlitted Beavans to prison for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-11

" A young man named Henry Foster
shot himself through the leg while cunning excursion
to Rockswsy Bay, Ga the 18th ut.
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FINEARrs-DAGUERREorrPEs IN On
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

ByW H. BUTLER No PSI Broadway, upper corner OF Muir
rsy-st Dasueneotypes of deceased persons copied
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So i s:cp~a sos, Tth, b. srs HsnesH, Aofna An' %
heard r IN March last -hy, z-psys Gsss>fs D.
5nos i~ss rsss SsrtceArt " ss o~s$p-rf
seersl. wy>f. 81. mos va ieDS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-11

era changes take plsce this morning regard TO the Mas
aes Of the Police Courts Of this City Justices Lotrop
Mou;crt Beasley and fimpson retire from Office their
terms having expired Mesus Sidney H. Stewart James
Welsh Wood and Bcgsrt their Justices DO
CART and Osborn will ofciste the First District Police
Court Messs Stewart and McGath al the Second District
Court and MessS Welsh and Wood at The Third DisIr!ct
Court.
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MirIArURE ALhArAc......r THIS DAv.
srs-kns--.-... 4iSss. mooH-Rlsss.-... No.
-a HIGH wATkR....rHIs DAY.
Sandy aock Ja Gov Island. 0a Hell 0sts.. tts
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DIsoRpEnLY BoYs.-John Fowler, John

IL Coee and eight others all boys arrested on Sun
day afternoon tor gambling lot in Sixth-st be
tween and D. and for disturbing the OF h'
neghborhood These boys said 70 be IN the habit
spending Sundays in this They taken before
Justice Tnipsoi !or examination
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DEATH BY DISEASE OF THE HEART

The Coroner yesterday held inquest at the Eagle Hotel
upon the hedy of boaTder that house named Seiger,
who was found dead III hssoom yesterday morning yer
dict of death by of the heart rendered The de-
ceased was about 40years Of age
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-11

e The new steamship William Penn,
Capt Marks. arrived yesterday from Newlork having
sailed thence en- the 22d ult and arrived at the 5 W.
Pass ,he30.h ult, at O'clock M thus making the
passage in days and hours.
IN o. Com. Bulletin May 3.
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SUPERIOR CouRr.-Before Judge Camp


bel Geo ". Young seains Joseph ". HdaeoT.ITo re-
cover personal injury ia being crushed between
steamboat Caz,ie ton which plaintiff work aud the
wharf owing the steamboat Buffalo belonging 10 Mr. h.
nesiseBty said, striking the takee IN gpg along
SIDE already referred Verdict for plaintiff, 500
Sarauei YATES Gsc " fe assnsi Jofn GALAXY and WE
To damages tor ALLEGED sandeI growing out OF diff
Guilty between tire feuaes The families occupied different
III the same house ls charged that Mrs g.
said to Mrs y lyon thief; stole dress; give
it up TO lne il Won don't will send for officer and have
you taken up In defense II said that Mrs had Dor
rowed dress and difficulty but II IS denied that the
vords charged spoken anni failed to prove that
they Verdict fer defendant.
SUPERIOR CougT-Before Judge Camp
bell-C and n. NJ Baker AIT. John H. and VIZ H. Hay-
beeTo OF the OF the ship Col Cuts Si4o
being alleged injury to 10 tun orrel co, on freight from
liverpool AID the loss of uns Ut the quantity IL
is that plaintiffs had board loo OF camel and
40 tuns Of oclsat the former delivered in good
der broken and injured by bad stowsse and
had handling For defense it said that all the coal was de-
reoeived and II denied that II was Injuries
sier being received on board Verdict this forenoon.
Before Judge Oakley.
Iarr~es Fleming, admisfyatov Of Efisa fie'sss &c,
ceased sgt. Jim and George HeckuCase which w0tned
before shen the Jury could agree. portion OF the
wall Of Msfsr HIS Touring mill in Chsuy, tell int tns
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$2f5 IS to AID Wood OF the lid Ward being expenses IN
CURED by him In defending suit brought BY Jno Mcbausn'
lin for alleged assault and battery and false imprisonment
IL appears that Aid Wood arrested the copanaa tor best
ing small boy. Mel brought action against him. OUT
lost the and Aid Wood recovered the money ex-
pended in defending said case.
The Board adjourned to this afternoon at 5 o'clock
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REAL EsTArE.-The following sales O

Brooklyn Real Estate were made by James Cole
Msy 10:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-11

SHOP III TINU.-A IIIH1I HdfIICU IIOIIIuS
Rsy Yesterday stole piece Of calico from in PEARL
st. Centre, and was caught In the act ohcer pevos
who was passing at the time caught him. but had much
difficulty in getting him to the Tombs as he fought most
desperately. He was however, finally overpowered and
taken before Justice Osborne, who committed hun.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22
ZIG .Err!s SPEECH.

IN Wednesday night, large Democratic 'icc''"S 90
hl il rho Iny,,sllisl Church. IL the absence Of t' o.
f. r, M HE Ucuucra'!c Association and u tie oH'-
a., .,.,,i,;on Col C. W Armiord called upon I"
,,.... p a. AyI-u, Esq. Delivered very strong al
d abountiag in valuable facts ana e"hc'IS''c
raced the position Of the parties and showed
,,c ,Sha p,rtv by following the iead oil oe"a'" . ~
80 sihl. f,r The miarhcyons agitation .! "a S'''
o,oil The other isaurs having been !H"s'i'su ~ ~
,,, VERDICT On motion Of Mr.. IS S'ar"t' i''' '''" "
w. e.,inu were rendered 70 Mr. A. Tor lis lucia al" '
. address and Il copy asked for publication II "' ''
o, f,n Mr. AS card below, that he declines Is PG's'
linn Notice vas given that On SATURDAY Vo.'"'.'''
i.hr s. Genroa Tucker Esd, woa! address ''e o'''
.s,i,i,n in the Unyrfsllis Church. on IHtsai /!
, rrxr Ina A. English, ESQ., wi; address The Ass"c'"
ton a, the sam" place
O., motion Of blr V E,rgnmn, Il wa resolved 'ha'
Mass Meeting oil the Democratic party DC he' ." SUM
n nrcyioua 10 The election aa that committee DC p
! ro;u.t 10 carry gu. the object Of The resolution
AnencAs Hotel, 0cI. 2ls', 1904
| r., ne Editors of the Enquirer .,,,, ro
Through TIE columns Of your paper f att ~,
NOV m me Democratic Association "i ls!cii'O'n ny
n,,fI ackouw led tneus for he: kindness an"
n snicitiuy copy If my address Tor pno';d'oh ~
.rt Zoe ~ notes and The fact that the presidential "lc1
nan wl occur In few days render II hectSSa! 'o' NV
i ,.ai,. v.,itior nut nv remarks for publcatnn
an, ,hurouphlv nsc"us nlso, mat tie qdss''oh ="
- NJ m. has already deliberately examined anu i"'.
LIv presented the public by men %! i',uc. 49, =
liz, r,cnt and ability than m:stH Ne 'epi"" '' "
40 address. md lis publication might aiord gra'iHcah
.w friends but would this very advanced Stasc !" III
vo.s be o. very little service the DnInocratG p1ry
Very respectfully, your friend. : n q ~ =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22

NJ. Glowing iaa!y s;ter Is exactly "'ai Ss esF7c!sa
r, jyf Holday IN. able representative ol the CaronhS
p.: IN Congress. He utterly tciaoisAes silly label
c,;iu,. Of the desperate Scott Wh'gs
intelligence has ;u:. reached nc That 10 kchm'nd coE.
~ part Of the S congressional cisc! very icno,e 'o
H., ,,hicl, ly. ru,.,nr is actively circulated that
h,v. ,,ss. not Ia vote Tor the Demo,
cratic candidate b, coming non I" PRESIDENT ah
Vice President" NJ opinions ia reference 10 mat eeclo
~ =, H. ,n. ,,a.ihg con lucucr 10 any one except my
s.r: I'm, am un.vln. permit misrepresentation :"
,hrn, l., an, ain crr, aiurge those towards whom ho'
NV -, representative TO such Of my constltu
s,Lr,w me ell this rumor will appear loo absurd and
cu,us 10 require contradictions to an others J. Is nfopr
a.; w 81 de l,rs that il is not only untrue but without ever
49, t,I,,y of foundation. Believing franklin Pierce
and william r. King o emincny worthy OF the CONN
ncc and support all who desire 10 ASSIST ana ihain'
saund constitutional principles in the administration Of the
encrn government md 10 protect lie ilhs OF Inc States
from aggression and cncroachmca cordially approve 'he!
noIu.lon and have zcaluusy c"nlfion'eo ana eh con
linn. 10 contribute whatever aid can 10 ther umphhn
Ia,,;. ALEX r. HOLIDAY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22
NEW THEORY OF STRAIGHT LINES

In New Jersey, in reply TO- an invitation of Chief Justice
Horsbiortr visit Newark, Gen Scott said as New
ark ies direct in the cayof my route am happy that
accept t."
II is officially announced that yesterday Gen. Scott
the Agricultural State Fair Lancaster, which,
TOO We pesrme "es direct in the way my route from
Philadelphia Washington city, Cannot The General visit
Rc,nusd he,te the election in his mission OF selecting
site Tor 'hospita2 Oar city is certainty oil
the re oc Of travel Than many places he has visited and
he should slight the metropolis Of his native State!
p. $. The Telegraph that Gen 5. would moi
visit Lancaster. His friends, them werc mistaken.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22
OR THE MASS MEETING IN PETERSBURG
ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

We authorized 10 state that tickets VIII DC issueu On
e Richmond and Petersburg Rail Road to go TO The Mass
Meeting on the 22d and 3d. Friday and Saturday neX-at
one dollar to 80 and return Persons go on either day.
ARIA NJ or Ak p NJ and the tickets will be good until
Monday morning
E9 Those who are DESTROYS Of participating with The
glorious Democracy of the Cockade can procure tickets
at the Enquirer counting. room, al the Depot
rH Some Of the ables speakers in tho Union wiz De
there and our Petersburg friends know how to do things
rightly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22
To the Editors Of he Enquirer.

IoocHLANp, UcT. N I-o2.
GEHTLEMEs:- The Democratic and Wing assistant -lsc-
his district Alesrs John Pags and Chastain White
Of Hanover had discussion last Gpochand COu.r
NJ White led on IN strong speech against Genera!
Scott and the WING party M Page followed, bu. made
Effort 10 ans~e: The argument which had been made II
White reoined In IN able and eloquent adc>s lie show.
ed that he was armed al all points, and understood SCOTS
tactics and the game Of his Licuieaanrs lie met and ny
answered every position taken 81 Mr. and turned his
bakeries against MIN never SAW any completely
used Mr r. he looked as If he sitting on tnorns
have not time TO give You outline the discussion
The Democrats are in the fines, spirits and you may
out for large majority for our glorious nominees.
GOOCHLAND.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22
DEMOCRATS TO YOUR POSTS!

sAAgstay Fsetek iwi deci1c
the desnies of the coun,y We into the fight under the
best auspces and with the bright signs of victory gerng
in every quarter The country is thoroughly Democratic
and all ask is that full Democratic vote be poed.-
Let not the brilliant Of the Democracy
der party less active less careful less eager in the solid
work OF organization less disposed make thorough
preparation for the day the % of November Look
out for koorbacks OF all shapes, false emissarie Of every
hue
We Invoke the Democrats of Virginia do their whole
duty. We appeal the electors subeectors, committee
men. and indeed every Democrat whom these lines may
reach work once; visit their neighbor furnish
them with tickets exhor them do their duty and that
every in their neehbohood the polls The
glorious one-ihe Of the Constitution the Union
Southern Rights and pirgina, against that Of Seward
Eoss, Hale, and Abolition
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22
I.ENRJiRG

Mrssrs Edtors-Many OF The Democratic parry OF
the cnuay of Meckl-ubrg beg leave through medium
rnEr paper their excellent Senator
TrssEs CARRisGT1a, Esqa candidate nr reriecnn
ii, senate 81 Ffgc:s the election While arc
not 'hl: there viii be any opposition 10 Mr. C,r5g
,ur- election get know he has forward hereto
fore presenting himself a nddac, therefore take
the liberty without his knowledge, make this early
nouncemenI IN our Democratic brethren of HE district aud
we confidently believe II will with the favor and
dial support Of an overwhelming majority Of the Democratic
voters. MANY VOTERS
OF .Neck!enburg County,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22
PENNSYLVANIA STATE Palp

LAscAsTER, Oct eGh-The STAT" Fair opened here to-
day and attended b. immense The display
of cattle horses farming utensils &C. Is the
made Gen. Scott s expected here on Friday or Saturday
The exhibitors are very numerous snd display fine
CATTLE best products and agricultural Implements from all
sections of State exceed in attraction previous fair
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22

LATEST REPORT OF THE OHIO ELECTIUN.
COLUMBUS Ohio Oct. 20, P M-The following is all The
information have The probable result OF the State
election; There 10 counties reported of these only 81
have uil votes reported; tile balance onv and
not Official In these IS countless cftcia aud unofficial
there IS Wing gain Of 10 GOO The majority OF 20 COO OBJ
tanned ey Wood Democrat for Governor last year. The
balance of The counties yet eporIed Is in number will
increase the GAIN but will rob,y leave Tie Democratic
majority ON Supreme Jutge Commissioner of the Pub
lie Works of from I3 600 to $4,000
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22
sPR;SSFIELD FOR SALE.

an TUESDAY, the ION day OF No"eEibef 49, ! ma 'N'
" sale positively without reserve publicly Oh ne 's"''
l2ocncs il fair, # lar day thereafter i M
Farm living in the lover end OF Hanover lnn.i4r'
The banks Of P4munky River containing tour hurfta a.
iysX acrcs-ree hundred and serenity 81 which al ceie
rapid improvement. portion oil which has hesh rI
dressed with sand mari gotten nom ne Farm :. We"
abundant supply. OF the icrti@Itg GuaS y.
The ianl is in woods The buildings consist Of d"ei "
Kitchen, quarters. gE2nary. &c, 10 good cnatu2E u
For iurh er Information Application may be Ei:n -
Jones. II RichmOE' Philip Is. lons'. oihnse
Turner. King William: The .u5Sctissr on :s lis5es
made known thr day Of sale Address OLD ChuTch HAM"
county Va +, ,oxrS
Oct. 2l-ciis fIESRh II 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22
To A9 Editors OF he Enquirer.
lIrsvIlLE. CARROLL COUNTY,

To Al2 Editors Of The Enquirer.
IlLLsvi!LE, CARROLL CauSTy Ger !2:A Is.
Cenilemcn-! .cc ina: the EAigs w,tl their gsg! a..
in decrjy, themselves anu tHir ordinary Reckless
about drcci.!ng Others, are trying I" max" the imp
that they wi. carry Little tennessee !; or. al "ty
that this region will not give one u! It's Ole fashioned y
cratic impurities. WY hey mink 50 an At los ios
ccivr am pretty well acquainted win hvc ar SIX c1G'
ut Southwestern bignii and ive been 80 Tor h'frH y
ard assure yDu that have never known mo u.Ho.
50 thoroughly unite! ~ they now are nave yc' - g
converse with the first Democrat who Is not gong y
for Pierce and King. In conversation win Ela.ts
ycnie,urn :rom several adjoining counties, ycs'er',I
estimate VAS made Of probable majority 10 ;h; Dr.
and i, was put down at I'tso thousand | consNtr' p
rn1isra:. estimate. l would a. soon ih"k We sho0i
cccd that number iai. snort 81 H. li0"cEtT pa a.
III iI;at Many Ways have b SAVING mar ~ "ugt
srnr,nr' Scott, aud believe some "iii g1'-~5E' IN 4
linn will be whipped in ny til. day %! III election
Our cnl. dagger consists u IN ..;AiIs lu; rr.l
Oar p,n9ir - s"tG - sIr'uG, IA ih"'F "ey zee.
may t.,anacr ne triumph. ~ poison - ;akG:, an
par in ~" canvass our s'- except TX Governor r.
Dn; Eccor II" haa been 'il-'ur,Ging n's duties ~h
energy, aud vcTy arCsrtaoy. +! has visited acay O
The cIInIcs .. III. di3:ic mt IS COW ~ io.r mo
those h. has not yet canvass T. hal TIC pelsGc o, III
irg MIN Yesterday WygnC.'i lie, where be eG' iGrt
people OF S"tt.c county IA Iter great delight an: r'l
tou The Wing Eeciyr NJ. Waller PSrsiDn, wlS nj
sent nwin., an; informed, 10 lni-pn-.i.un FGi'
reg retr,. neither the b ocTIcy ihrr gal
champion s;jrd q. bate Chs Ftpyi's t:t
StrrtEg, eloquent, and hu.utin! .in!.ri'ton n
Democrats cause liz pFncip!c|-:s hstUr; --rni Il.
IT.: Itra; and most sciGh,Ig and .cGTch.ng ..gJ,lU'
Wniug.gY, ~ al lis a5Imin1lDus lie tally SUSTAINED!
hi reputation a an eloquent, iJrcible and cirG ~ p
lar speaker. The Democracy were highly s.rrt,s-!,
''ica,s.rt Ia rrIr strength have Gu.,l TN, -
viii cli ~ the polls: and am informed, lh,' ~'.icvnf
i has 1Pg,arrn there ~ g'eht and 2rauy ny laCi
IN the zeal activity u the i,.uncr9cy G5. !tNi
wei! Of rrEiy. ant IL ~ III" pr"mir ~ Dmc
Of the Stale wutI but d" ,iT III * "a he hrs c
and i dong NE ~ carry th commonwealth y .
\ ,--rr
She viii down your aid i" fire III the moGa.lt
Yours &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22

DEMOCRATIC MEETING ON TUESDAY NIGHT
The Democracy of Richmond are requested 10 meet on
Tuesday evening next 26h inst, at halfpast o'clock,
at the Unversalst Church full attendance is requested.
Good speaking may he expected.
By Order of The President Of The Democratic association
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22
BARBECUE IN PoWHATAN COUNTY

barbecue will be given al Powhatan Court House on
Monday next the 25h nsr by the Democratic Association
which The citizens of The county and The public generally
respectfully invited Some Of the most distinguished ora.
tors of the Democratic Republican party may be expected
10 address those in attendance.
BIZ the President of the Democratic Association.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22

gY We requested state that the call tor Demo.
cratic Meeting ,onigh Mr.. Huchers % street, is
authorized by any Democrat and the meeting will not
take place. We understand that handbls for the call have
been posted but no can be lounc s-..cr Them
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22
zrT The Richmond Wing Loathins the Fugitive
SLAVE LAw!I!

The following is part of an editorial article IN t'e .c
mond Wing, of Wednesday Sept. 2S,h, 1852:
Ihey (he saveholiers) roua nerer hare asked ior INC
Fltoitre Stare Lau-rut that Constitution does not
give them the right to demand it-but II was HARSH MEA
suar-beer calculated 10 nfame and sectional
feeling endanger the security Of slave property IMAM 20
produce any solary results They uoud NOT THEMSELVES
LIKE be required catch other peoples Negroes and they
eery naturally supposed The task would not be pleasant
one whose education and prtndices were all cp'
posed TO the institution of slavery
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22

DEMOCRATIC MEETING ON SATURDAY NIGHT
ST, Gso Tucker Esq of Albenare, will address the
Young Mems Democratic Association Of the city OF Rich.
rnond the Unversa!s Church. Saturday evening al
TX o'clock.
EY The Wings OF the city particularly invited TO at.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22
rh. ras1 peAu,rnts sans, 81 gs..arGi.G,:

Amidst the wreck OF all their Icrd hopes by he
tic ,iiun,h s in Perm. yivaEa, Oh;o lnluna, r'''''
Il. S,w4:dr press rivn tie sn!ai'rSi '" 80. :,
them from drowning. We a:c no., therefore, r,,.
seeing II Richmond Wing a It's o'ief ""'"s L.
ncd into The ea,ti-lnad:y al" d 10 ,hc
li,rle 5, ar,. Scott capital out o. '''' i.,,,p.
bursting If n few shin plastcr concerns.
- and t: ugly cndcarois % hu'u tue
-. r,,e breaking up of Two or three t3guS a"'AS
p'",''' civ We might well ask what has this !"
| ~ ne Presidential clecian2 viii HE success 81 Gen.
= he Why urges, dp any thing towards curing 'hr
remedy? Has any such issue any thing to 60 win 'S''
icntial clnvass!
|, is mons,runs in the Wn; TO attempt 10 make p1''?
capul ont of The explosion Of these n-paste' oass'
So far from The Democratic party boing responsible o' S
result they have opposed the issue and
these shin p!Gsersand they have passed pro'o''y
which, if The Wing authorities had carried them i"
would have entirely prevented the eVil "n'c'l 70 nv -.
planned OF. year ago, We iorcsaw Tue '"s'"e, ''1
legislation which, by reducing the stahou'" - 'e''
have given sufficient small change TO meet he deh"os "
The community Months ago, We warned Inc puo!c asa"'
he excessive issue of these shin plasters ana pointed "
the same remedy. Our skirts, therefore, are cea' u an
Icocd Ills as mischcvous as il is absurd in The Wing,
now 10 hold The Democratic party responsible Tor me crash
Of The Union Bank" which started by Wings who not
I,s since conducted Scott Wing paper in this city If
Democratic policy and laws had been carried out we soua
have md abundant gold and silver currency 10 meet the de-
mauds of the public and we should have avoided Inc ms
chief under which the community now abors.
But scrny opposed have ever been TO the Issue OF
this bogus shin plaster circulation We trust that Inc people
in The country will not be alarmed BY the panic now TO-
men,ed by the Wing and other Scott papers, Jor potcn
to sacrifice the notes that may be found in Their
oosscssnn We would advise the holders Of such notes NJ"
10 become the prey SPECTATORS until they can obtain pro
Der instruction on the subject.
We have information, based reasonable deta 'hat e
notes of some Of these smanole banks in this c!ty-amone
them tha, Of C. W Purcell i Coa!e prepared 10 feuecm
their ssues-and, while woEd not ndvisc that any OF
these small notes should be akenwe would connse! hose
who may be the holders oil such circulation not fasy 70
sacrifice item at heavy discount, bn, 10 send them IN io
rsicmp,iou When our Legislature and Congress shall
meet we hope 10 see adopted 10 remedy the evil
and to produce sound circulation Certain il IS, that nc
such esut expected from The election OF the Se"arc
candidate whose notions the currency 80 odlous
every patriot in The land!
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$50 NORTH 40 SOUTH NO EAST. NO MEESSi,,ScE or
TIVE CoSSIiriJTiON BUT SACRED MAlNIESTa tiE COW
THE COMMON BOND AND TRUE DENoi'"
MON BROTnEREOOD."--f Franklin Piefre.