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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-11-19
10 the Patrons oi,he Tree Trader.

On Monday next the Ottawa Free Trader vii
change hands We have sold the whole e''"o
l,hment 10 Meosrs G. L C. AVERY, two able
and en:crprising young men, who Will hereafter
eli, and conduct its columns in for better
manner than we have been able 10 10. The
Messrs' Avery are thorough going democrats, a"..
x,,l make the saecess of the principles 81 the
democratic party the sole object Of their political
labor, in view OF which We commend hen 10 d,
fostering care Of The party in Old Il sale,
We would row tender our sincere thanks ''
our fiend, who have so kindly bestowed upon
us their patronage for the past iSe ycafs, Nhte
we were connected with the Free Trader, aud
az, we are satisfied that Our successors. will in q
short time, make some important improvements
both in the appearance and Size Of TIL. paper
and in it. editorial management, We taNe pleas
ure in introducing them to your kind favor, hop
ing that you will extend 10 Ihcm,hc SINE l.yer
atty that you have to US.
We shall remain in and around tie otise o.
the Free Trader dulins the ensuing winter ~
thc purpose Of settling up al! cur accounts. We
hope, therefore, that oil who know ,hemselye,
indebted to Va, will be kihd to call and set.
tie as soon as possible, and save Us the dl-agree
able necessity ofresortng to compulsory Taeas'
ures. We, perhaps, dislike to sue man A. muc'
as most men dislike to be sued, and most earn
estly desire to be able to settle with all, wi,hol,
unnecessary costs TO any. The country is now
full OF mouey-prodGce is bringing an extra
price, and mechanics and loJcrers receive high
wages, Oar accounts are generally small. There
IS not \ man, therefore, upon cur en'.rc'i,t, who
ifhc Is disposed to do it, but c1n P'yns up in
less than weeks notice And We nov Ak the
question, rN you do IT, We .hall wait and
see Mean time allow Us to bid go1 an affection.
ale farewell, M.CsMAN
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The NnnilIcln COM aIinrs.

writer IN The New York 1uLuue says that ol
tue g'viiy gold mines IL EIgiD.a may be men.
uu.ei ih, hasHail nine. IN NppIt.y wanna COIN.
~, on tie itAppabaEuUrA uyer. twelve uilr- tom
treIer. N-JuTg. From tits uiue some $500 900
have been extracted. When Iast vi-if,d by the
winter twenty HANDS were employed. 1"e yield
was from $3.50 to 5000 ,'rr dav. The v"rSDg,
extend tud drpfb of "A hga.rod feet In ilUyalua
count Commodore stockton bad .uug been vol k.
ing mines The yield of gold has been cnr,Ipy
able though D. IS uuIrf.'o u, that large ,un, ct
money have D.rn spent upon machinery which
was finally rejected. Very recently tie mine.
known 10 he Garnet aud Mu-rl, AIncs IN Buck
ingham county which have passed through scy
cral hEnis, have in4lly been purchased 80 an In.
g,ish company, vLo are working them Til,
tract contains 1900 acre., upon which are several
veins The main vciO at u depth uf 10 ri, Is e.
wide, aud lrld- about 90 to the ton. Besides a
staiI ol engineers they employ 10 negroes. The
daily WELD 'we have not leaned. The London
aud Virginia Gold aud Copper Mining Company
have purchased a property adiuurnns Tie above,
aud known as the E,irrlgc Nine, for 100000
We coulonsa this statement uf the North and
South Cnruiml mines The McCul'o1E uluc, IN
Guifurd counts, y e., has been wurhrIi.r about
- years. yirmug 10 i,s owurr' handsome Dr.
iunc. list year thry sent to the mint s$l sol
tho whole cypnn.r uf which, for digging g.,
wa only $3.50 10 leaving net prof, uI s2i.
5i3sj The mine alsol i,ds abundance oi cop
per ore, averaging % per cent Of metal The
mines Of Gold Hi, five IN nUmblr have b.,a
wu.krdH long time aud Gayc produced pbout
100000. a these mines which have teen con
s"uIN'ul, there Is d village Of 500 inhabitants
all connected With nr dependant upon hem, An,
other rowriuy called thc "Ir'o, Gold Hi Cum.
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BREADsTurFs IMPORTED lYro GREAT BEIrA!y -
Tho English Board Of Trade has furnished the
amount Of grain AID flour imported INTO Grea,
Britain during thsyer 1852, by which It il IS
eerthined that the largest imports Of flour were
fcm the United staies the amount figuring az
1920, 600 cwt, and Of wheat $4,000 quarters,
nnd other grains 1851 'quarters. Russia has
furnished the largest quantity Of wheat, reaching
10 1882 quarters. The totals # grain imports
for 1852 figure rs follows Flour, Ss66,7l9 cot.
Wheat 3,o6o,26s quarters; other grain, S5sl,
56l quar.,rs-tosal grain, 6,Gil,729 quarters.
The grain Of other descriptions than wheat
comprised in the above quantity of 35Sl.4dl
quarters, consisted as foilows viz Barlev,G2j..
$40 quarters; oats, 9S9SS7; rye, 9OG7; peas
and beans, 47IsC6; Indian corn. 1871 or
buckwhea', s,OSi quarters The Ipdian corn
was obtained chiefly from Wallacla ADD Media
via, Russian and United States
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Ottawa Market.

Ottawa, Nov 49,,
Tho market was quite active ",slcrd ~; 10,
outstanding the heavy rain IS 'ihur,lay nigh'.
llhrot-hrought SOaS!y for winter. and 15l
500 tor rrriug
Corn-3oc pr So lbs
Ouis--23G.
Potttoei- -2oc
bw's, --l2,ltc.
L,gs- lUal2c.
CnlcAoo MArGrr-rlcur g 30. WNco! Sin
10, Com 46.5u. Oats 20 .sr l,y, &c
Potatoes 9jaa5s Butter i'Ior. Esg i$ii
p.ay NwREr Nov l8h--Wynr m ueHpt.
liberal quantities Of produce, which i.o.l taken
at figures ,hat Indicate au advance. We cu1no'
expect Chains bought at lUs point wow 'o rench
Dhe Atlantic before spring, and many think the
present prices loo high 10 hol
wheat, winter, S2ago Swwc, 75aG5 Coru
new, ear, por ~ lbs, 25t. Olt- -. huigy 80
ass White B:aus I5t Flax Seed 7jAs1.
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L1.k O.g.-Oar Brother editors viii phase
I5.l on; for a certain mGstaehel fellow, oai..nz
himself Mr BSRR lie had an Advertisement in
serted 10 our paper last week, notifying tie rub
lie tia, be would lecture on the Bni.-a Pyy.s,
and read Shake-pcre 4 lille, on saturday night
assin the court house, 4. 2j IS .isLt-clnl-E T.
half price uhi-h he slipped Of v.thou, paying
lie appeared highly Indignant at our e.tzans,
because hey had not poetry CROUCH in their SOUL
10 turn out to hear him, and lice Aisewp.y rHck
ct with few quarters. Give tie dew! liz I1e
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The f,.Iawins petition Va, handed !, for put
Cut Down The Tree,

II dc legislature Of tie state # A'inojs;
We. the undersigned, 20 petition or pray tia
your honorable b,Iy Will pas. law proh
tuuS the manufacture or sale Of spirituous Ii
qrors in TIL. state making 1t a criminal fence
punishable with from one ~ Eve year, imp,..on
ment in the penten'iary.
Eltlurs please To publish dis
Ottawa, Noyembcr l5'h 1863.
John Warren Jacob Miller, A. L Miller. Jr
ramy VI Rogers. Elisha 1Lomp-,u. Geo. ;
Barnard, Jame' NucI, James Gosgans. Prlu
Hncg, Aaron Grinnrl, Commodore Clubs, 81
r,Tei llnog, Joseph Hoc-, L. II Hal. W. p
Warren, John Horsry, L. L. Woiey Edward
Hoo-ey, Ouin Austin, j. ". DorciJrd. O. |.
ihomp'nu, whole hog for Maine law, VIM. E
wards, DO, Joel Jones. T. Hampton VIM. Cul
len, aaron II. Sedswigk Cable Williams. Ir,
willard, David ". ConlrI. Peter Jacobs D Z
Wiley r. l.. lIrldrdGe, W. H. II. Hol'lrilrn
a. Howe, Mayhem Richard, Ovid Il. Brer.-
Lewis L. Shed, A,onEo l.. Lorkln, Ilayia Hun
Norman Warmer, Ira ". Blgley, l.. q Allen
Norman Smith, Porter Peck, I 5 Knys, A. T.
barrow, David Furrow. A, b. Thpnysun, Geo
D. Mar, j. $. Stockton, G. II Slarbock. .. +,
Wariincr. s. T. Miner Jthn Iubblrd Alnn,,r
Becbc, Ncmon | Loikin, 5. d EIwell. Hiram
I. Keanc. Wesley Botchellrr George W. ud
lister, Alyah o. Smith, o j Warner. josiah
GNglcy, Philip Cole john Cooper, Elmh T.
Day Mos. Oman. Geo c. Thomp.on, II Hnrl
nn', John G. Decslort, Murray Kirk Patrick
j u, Gale
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We are requested to say TO The numerous
fiends Of Professor Turner of jacksonville. who
may be intending to Get out hedges next spring
tina, immediate orders FOR plants will b, most
acceptable in tie entertainments Which GROW
out Of Ola late loss ly fIe. Should the orders
be accompanied by ren,itances |, will BE- n friend.
Iy assistance. No plants are better assorted and
packed than those Of this veteran hedge rni.cr
whose loss We learn is about $1,000.
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Cpnrni,ops CTthe yy,u,.

The Treasurer of the Mint, at Phaie'nhn,
~ hi' monthly exhibit of the operations Of th It
institution Tor Ottober shows total cnin we NJ
s3ol pa6, csclnsiy, of sb3l7lG. The
io'al valu" If gold aud silver passing through IA,
Min! was ssS2p,oss Of,ho gold eoin,y,. wh'.h
hovsyrr, "" only i,.sll wa, nearly oac b. (
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NassIlICn bmk-.-its Circulation III
Illinois.

- a. ~ N
lac G','' ~" o'nN Is ''P'''ed 10 be 'o4H"l
',"t 'H"''s 10 resume l"S Ie"t II is SAID tiat
"' G'',o""'' 'he! maze 10 D"'sn' were secured
D! '"e oo"d' OF 'le 'A'''s" aud mississippi Na,l
,''u COMPANY ""d "'' o." ne ps''on"! resPansi.
,.'3 ~ 's'' a''Ic' ""ou'd '"', '"in our ia
Oe t"e .a' e. 'nv.''as Wal hot be go heavy a, vas
anticipated. Inc amount "i paper Oh this bank
l"' ii VI'u"I'n ~ ,"'a H'''e j. "i-l g'AtrE
'''h we t'p'r'eu 'n .'AdIy l. P.o1Hug reach
- S''ooOJ. .'t<s "ii'''; OF II y ~ the
h"""1 o. '""r%"" '"I0'''s Mo e'LIo' ai.old 10
'''v zoe" nara e"'h'"s-
ne S',e'ey nope TIA; az Wal urn out woil
'","-n a" very great 'o.s has been sustained by
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iHlirS IN The Sandwich islands.
The intelligence, f.rp ti.. ~.,.fy..h l..-l.
brought %, tl. STEAMSHIP, >.lr .,,.s West. .r.
r.e,i 40 Nv York pp N,...r...y. i,,.a fI.f'y
..ru,taut character. The t.... are O. sent. 10
Jaarr date If Ar.,...t .y.h q. ..,r,-.., '.., !,
published between il,. English and Wrench ,'eu.
SIZE. and the Striu,,a l.. .ul, M....r .. tes.
ri-n P,'r,,,n.. in when o., r....r ..'.., AID.
t.I.ucr Nt,h d.. Nr-.gl y.l., C.r... I.r
Council $50. c.a,.a.t .. t..i-... September.
u..-i al. C..,t'- .f.t,.,G lr..-...aa g.a.,,t
..r-t Vie aaa.A...n 81 t.. i...Ht o.. u.
Iu'.i S.-.s-. .ri s-a.-. a.y action ,IHr
s.,....r... .....- t.-...a l.... ...r...
t..r s.rr'. .,sa-t Bows.
r..r..s-, ,us..u-.ans.s W. ,... ..-.t .ij
5.trnrmn:y#"Heu., .#..... r.r..
...yc ,n.c.sI in-r .r.,nl r..t..arHrE.~ ,l.
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The carrier Of this paper oifsr. two dollars Srd
The subscription to the Free Trader FOR one ,-aT
for the best original New Years Address, 20 con
tain not less than 100 nor more than $50 Inca, 10
be sent in on OF bcfoI. the Goth day Of Dcceflts:
EEK.
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We commend To the benevolent Geo W
Cara colored Methodist minister, who ha,
come among US to .o'ici, aid to become "ownsr
OF birn'elt' We understand he has cf, his viii.
aud family in Kentucky as pledge to lis owner
H. 4, Tyler. that ha will not make way with
himself
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I EGEBY gives notice to G. f. Wcavcr,S y, +.
! llohson, and to oilPcrsons concerned, ihht
NJ sale Of delinquent lands and town lots, by tne
collector of La Sale county, at, the door OF me
court hou.e IN Ottawa, in said La Sale county
state OF Illinois for the taxes nd costs due thereon
for thr year 1851, on the 10Th day ofJuue, 1893
became The purchaser Of the following lots, TO "'E
ch g,lpt 3, block 9,towu OF Ottawa.
Lot. no. and Ain block no 81
l23audi, 80"
(, ir block 81 town OF Ottawa Centre.
~ " "
and that the time of redemption thcrc'rom VIII
expire on the l6lh day Of June 1851
November ~. WILLIAM liAsTrIh.
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-
Sugar dutIes.

We this week commence tho publication ora
series OF articles in reference to the unjust duties
on sugar. which We wo4II recommend 10 tie
careful perusal Of our reale.s. These article,
will contain much valuable statistical information
and viii amply reward all who will read them
carefully.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-11-19

The engine house at Sheffield, the prescn,
western terminus of the Chicago / T. |, Railroad,
took fire on Thursday evening, aud was damaged
to the amount Of $4,000 before the flames could
be eXtinguished
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Wv n NNNINN IN'I0'N lsTNWIW -
TNFpRWITION wanted, ct the death OF IT.
" ~. -.d Sarah Ann, belonging 10 T. Q. Dono'
hue. Of Chicago who Was formerly Of CINEMA
ihr nri OF 1851. hy John NcNeIlis. WHO is suppo-
scdlp have lived some place on the limos lF,r,
previous 10 moving to Ottawa, late M i0l2 or
cnIy loo 1919. a-wc have some rra sons Tor ihhAiue
the Gu. 81 went into other hands previous 10 ~
death. Nrwould part cu.nr0yrcqur d'fahris
hyugat Ottawa and la Sale at TIM time, To- rc''r
10 their books. md ascertain whether such inter-
mcut has been made Whoever can give any IN
formation win, robyihs iactoi the chld's ,oalhcan
be established, ,hall receive tie atove reward
Address nl9-2w lANMrN & MCCACG, Chicago
La Sale pulcTs pCaserCpy
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NJ Aul'iel, with hs hmou, rarorama, will
be IN thu city today. H. has mad, some yau.
able additions to It, ,.n.c Lii D,m,t visit a,M's
place
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-11-19

We hala hoavy thunder shower on Monday
Might Theil'iaoi' river is risIn. fact.
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The CoUR,E oF 1'RApE--Tho 81: Louis Iutcl.i
gencer, under the head OF singular transporta
ten states that several shipments Of day good.
AMI other freghs have been made lately from
St Louis 20 Galena by way Of Chicago Freight,
soto La Sale then to Chicago by railroad Of
canal from Chicago to Freepoet by railroad
from whence conveyance Is had by wagons to
Galena Fseiyhts by this route are said to BE-
less than ifthey were shipped by the Mis,issip.
pi boats ct the prices they afc aow asking.
U. 5, FISAycra-The New York Time. gives
The following statement Of The revenues and ey.
pendi.rrcs ofthe governmer, for the fiscal year
ending on The s0th Of juno last, as they Will be
officially reported to Congress;
Rccepts from customs, s5ss:l sos }.
From sales Of public lands. i,tG1tslgg
Miscellaneous aud miscellaneous
resources, 73s,C23 50
Total, s6lS375-i 40
Balance in treasury July !, 1872, li632lS3 81
Total mems. ST5gGs,TlO II
Total expenditures. jio26sls q
Thi. statement VI expenditures included tho
amount paid for the redemption ofpublic stock,
slo4s2.5 500 SO.
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Ottawa, Nopsmbsr 10, 1855.

V. B. palmer, the American New,rap'
Agent, is tie ONLY authorised AscaiioT IGis pap,,'
n the cities ct Boston, New York, end rHi"d''.
phia, and ia duly empowered 10 take advertise
n,sn,s nd subscriptions at the rates r>q't'N ny
ma III. rrceints will hc renorird as Payments
His Offices are--BosroY, ;Scoliay' Gaildne NJ"
YoRx. Tchlne Buildings, PHILADELPHIA, \. "
corner Ihird and Chestnut streets.
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WIN, wttrs-eyeil. anil A., N. HIuan ccsvi
ilipn are
Ra T.. l,5=,u -. I'=l''' c''''er
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Total, S6lS375-i 40
Balance in treasury July !, 1872, li682l33 81
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-24

PENNY SAVINGS Banks The New York Courier and
Enquirer states that financial feature OF the day
the establishment OF "sx penny savings bank" in that
city This institution is organized under charter grant
ed by the Legislature Of the State. and WILL doubt be
an example for several others 10 follow. Such nsu-
tons productive oil vast good in the community; moi
merely 10 the matter of dollars and Cents bu, in pro-
mong habits of prudence and economy among the lower
classes of people, /. Ifa a.aaa
In Massachusetts, a year since, the number OF savings
banks deposition. less than ~ 900, with ag-
gregaie deposit fund Of $ls.4oO oooin other worts
out OF every ten persons in the State deposiior
such institutions. with deposit Of two hundred
dollars each This is large sum 10 the aggregate
ceedins considerably the entire bank capital Of Ken
lucky and Ohio combined, with population of three
millions. The class Of people whom is proposed
to make depositos in the "sx-penny bank is
that is utterly excluded among the older institutions Blu,
there persons who require aid OF this kind in forming
sober and regular habits, and look upon the
establishment in any other light than the begin.
ming Of and highly important era in the inar cal
ard domestic history Of The Empire city
The facts here stated respecting Massachusetts RI fleet
honor upon the prudence and providence of The people
OF tina, Stale Would that these qualities could be im
,a,ed by The people Of this latitude There industry
among us, but economy, and without this there
not be prosper Gritty Dem. (Pl) C~ion
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SUNDAY MORNING, JULY "A, 1858.

Gov Neil s Blows, This distinguished gentleman,
late our minister 10 ST. retersbuuh. arrived in Wash
nxton Yesterday on his return his home in Tennessee
He left Russia in rather delicate health but glad
10 learn that tbs voyage has restored him 10 his usual
hsah. We understand that he expresses the opinion
that there will be immediate between Russia and
Turkey. although he is not surprised BY The occupation
OF the Moldavia snd Wsllaehs provinces. He aauci'
paled this Of The Emperors forces before he
left ST. Peievsburgh.
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By GREEN q SCOTT. Auotioneer.-

GOOD BRICK HOUSE AND TWO BUILDING LOTS AT
VI auconOn Monday, the lstt instant, in front
Of the premises al O'Clock lots Nos ss and So Ia square
No 9s Lot - fronts IS south ID, between
which good brick house,
four good and basement Lot No 50 is Immediately
fronting alley. The prop
The kyand Chapel handsomely located rapidly
proving OF the Island.
Terms One fourth cash balance In twelve,
months the purchaser 10 give notes for the deseA
from the ty OF deed
taken Tide indspuabe.
GREEN 4 SCOTT
July Lid Auctonearp.
UJ1be above sale r. postponed, In Consequences OF
tie rain, until Thursday, tho 2ist instant hour ~
GREEN SCOTT
July 2o--d Aucnoners.
0Hy-The above sale IL further postponed, o~nss
quence Of the RAIN until Friday, the 18th
.n GREEN SCOTT,
July 2t-ts Auctioaeers.
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AAaSs 81 im@ rAcirlc WARRIOR
Nav fohS Jolly Esp The American mail steamer
Pacific sailed to-day Liverpool taking our I0s p....a
gers and only $1,000 Ia specie. Among her passonsss.
the Hon Henry Bednger chargo dsraicea 10 Den.
mark Lent Many, and Colonel Mslasky, Of Nassau.
The steamer Black Warsor also sailed for Havana. na
Mobile hih Of passengers. amongst whom Is Col A M
tIolbTook oil the New Orleans Picayune. LIT
rnE FUGITIVE KScIrEasNT.-ARKgsr or rux UNITED
MARSHAL
PHlLAo LFnlA. July % George Smith. the fuxiuv.
slave. to-day renanded his writ OF habsa.
corpus subsequently, sued our, and pt
take possession oil the negro.
The uaied States marshal upon what he conceived to
be legal grounds refused surrender the fugitive whore
upon lhe marshal himself taken into custody by the
sheriff Tor contempt OF The matter has produc
quite n excitement
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NoRTH CARoLrEA.-A correspondent OF the Richmond
Examiner. writing from Rockingham county on the 18th

NORTH CARoLmA.-A correspondent OF the Richmond
Examiner. writing from Rockingham county on the 18Th
inst, says
The tobacco crops though this Dan river region will
be short The backward sprpg, the scarcity plants I'd
the late drought all combined 10 lessen the prospect m
u crop. though with favorable there will be SOM
thing average yell. The crop had begun
suffer here as elsewhere This and the Joining
ties have been favored recently with rain within The
few day. aud the PROJECT cheering that the crops will be
fair
bave just taken tour through the State, following the
lin. Ct the cenffsl railroad which 10 rapidly advancing 10
pleon This great wok Is the beginning OF the re.
generation OF North C.roins powerful i'm pulls bs. al.
ready been given TO all her nteese-,gcuurat, mann
acturng and educational In Cuiord Davidson Rowan.
Cnbufrn., and Mseklcnbug counties, / was struck with
wha, seemed to me TO be physical arosy The soil pcs
remshsble fertility For general ssfcunrsl pur-
have never seen any that H. Yet at the
time the country nbounds with the richest piro a.
treasures. The gold mine, OF this .gon though vey
escuaiy worked. have yielded l,on. of dollars, and
dl,coverie. OF gold copper, and iron every day
berg made" ss 81 MI
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The New York Appointments.


Its fact which neither wish to eyade or to deny
that The hunker portion of the New York democracy
have Inhibited strong signs OF dissatisfaction on account
Of the alleged injustice done them in the distribution
Of the patronage ia that State. We have not felt su
horxsd to express any opinion to the aslness oil Tho
complaints bassd upon this allegation nor 90 we propose
10 do 80 now. There some facts, however, which
we have noticed bearing upon this sublecl aud which
we have no, seen contested which seem TO US to merit
consider alton from our hunke" friends For example,
we have seen confidently asserted by the Albany Alias
that in this State where the numerical strength OF the
two aenatsd divisions nearly equal e appointments
10 office hsve Ss<s the proportion Of four 10 one IN favor
Of he section that up the howt Of complaint" IL This
s,emen, has been controversial has escaped our aen
ton Again: The National Democrat furnishes another
abatement, tiken from the Buffalo Republic, whch-we
present 10 cur readers worthy OF attention II is
follows: h.
APPOINTMENTS AT BuFFALo.--The Buffalo Republic has
the lowing the snbec OF the collectors appointments
that poI'i "tr
Gas the collector has thought cxpedlent emulate the
example the President who appears have distributed
hi, Official patronage among the members Of the old
tons in this State, in nearly equal proportion,
conveniently pacc able. each namc The
,io,, m Va hich its owner belong ed. h