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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-10-21
'ofhAiSfS. JESSE A. KIRK. S. Is. sTcBlis
Rising Sun Foundry, Store Sepst,
md .iGRICTLTUEiL UORES

IND .iGRICULTUR4L WORAS,
~ TIE subscribers hayiny OF
Gland, and are constant! !,
.Fs..sa5ksSx1---- Inlnnflcturin" an extensive
ass"rtGi'ent ei PLoUGiIS. Machinery and 9th
or Castings oi the best quality. \ iso ON hand
complete stock Of Stoves of their own and
Eastern mamii ,ctdre. Such as Wood and
Coal phrlor and II numerous variety OF Cook
Stoves of the most improved PATTERNS. They
have likewise on hand, and are prepared to
furnish 1T the shortest notice improved Horse
Powers, Threshcrs and Scplr,.iorS Of several
kinds. which ior Iishtitss and durability, are
t'arrrnicd equal to any M use. Also an eX-
svnsive assortment Of right and left hand At
wood, Wisconsin, Wiley, Dents, cor Jersey
Eull.) Michigan, tdouble mould board } Rog-
cr's Extending Point Ricl'S Iron Beam, sub
soil ana all other kinds Of flOugirs. straw and
fodder cutters, &C., all of which they will sell
on flroroblc terms, and solicit the patronage
Of the public. Orders promptly attended to-.
NAMES, KIRK x STUDIES.
n. B.--The highest price paid for old cast
inrS, ia cash or exchange.
Rising Sun, Cecil county, Nd, July Gnu.
TsN!iIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
a scribcr Of Cecil county, has obtained ilcm
the Orphans Court OF said county, letters
T .slainensary on the personal estate Of
LyltIrion f. Mumtord,
late of said county decd. All persons having
claims a9ainst the said decd, ale hereby warn.
ed 10 exhibit TIE same with the vouchers there
OF duly authenticated, on or before The
25lh day Of August, 1853.
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from
oil benefit ol said estate. Ali persons indebted
to said estate, are requested to make immediate
payment to the subscriber. Given under my
han.l this lilh Gay ol October. 1851.
BENJAMIN I. MUMFORD,
Oct. It'll, 1851. Executor.
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1J~Thc Hartford Gazette newspaper, loca-
ted at Bclair, Md, has been sold to and will
in future be published by Mr.. Archibald w.
Folk. Mr.. John Cox, the recent proprietor.
has removed to Baltimore and will succeed
Mr.. Samuel Sands in the printing business.
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CRors IN MONTGOMERY CovNTY.-The
Rockville (Ald.) Journal says the farmers of
that county arc engaged in putting in their
fall crop; the seeding will be large, and more
than the usual quantity of guano will be
used. The crop of corn this year will be
sufficient for home consumption, except in
Mcdley's district, where nearly every farmer
will have to buy.
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Dem. OppoSit h. Dom. o.

Opposition majority, Is; Democratic ma
jurity III Th:r,y .thirl Congress, s: Anti Adj
nlinistra'ion gain in cighty-.our members
elected. So.
There are enc hundred and forty-ciyht
members yet 10 he ,ltc.,d from Twenty States
an equal nGml,r. viz: scveaty foul to DC cho-
sen from the slaycholling. and the same from
the non Slaycholding s.,a,cs.
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GRAM NrAEyE.gr.

will pay the highest cash prices for Corn,
Wheat aud Oats, delivered at the Elkton
Depot, or any place on the Elk, Sassairas or
bohemia River, or in the Chesapeake and
Del. Canal. SAML. b. FOARD.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

GTOCNHOLnERS in the Elkton. Andora
~ and LeNiSyillc Plank Road. are hereby
notified that they will be required to pay an
instalmcnt Of ~ per share on their stock on
or before the nth October, 1851; and Il fur
Their instalm"nt Of 50 per share on or before
tho 18th November, 1854. Payments to be
made to the undersigned.
BY order Of the Board,
+. q. PARKE,
Sept Is Treasurer.
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LOST.

7TNx) AT ELKTCN, Scotch Shepherd
w SLUT. body dark; legs. nose and
A. belly, brown or tan color. hair rath-
or long. The finder will be sui a y COM
pcnsatrd by delivering Ter to me at my Farm,
or at Johnson's Hotel, Elkton.
c.. p. HOLCOMB.
Vct II oW Near New Castle, Del.
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LUMBER YARD.

A general assortment Of seasoned Lumber
"A such as Pine and lIcmlock Boards, Scant
ling, Pllnk. Joists. Pine and Cypress Shin.
giles. Plastering Lath, Pailngs, &c, constantly
Oh hand and for sale by
SAMUEL =. FOARD,
JOHN G. A,.DRlDGE.
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COME; AHAS SEE!
LARGE LOT OF CLOTHS.

I have just returned from the city with a
d large and splendid assortment OF Cloths
which | will make up into
Goats, lever than car BE bought
in either of the cities. in the hest and most
durable manner, and latest fashions and war
rAnted. If they rip bring them back and
will sew them free of charge
WILLIS RETTER,
Sep If .Nhe Ba-aar, Ehion, M.
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r-F"The Organ" a new daily paper, to
lie devoted to the interests Of the American o.
Know Nothing organization, is to be started
in Washington on the first Of November, in
stead Of January, as heretofore announced.
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MONEY For EUROPE,

DARTlES wishing to send money to En-
gland, Ireland or Scotland, can obtain
Sight Drafts from the subscribers at North
East, in sums to suit. on the principal Banks
in any Of the above places.
HUGHES BROTHERS,
Agents for Abraham Bell Il Sons,
Apr % # New York
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PENNSYLVANIA U S. SENATOR Judge Con-
rad, EXGov. Johns on, Gen. Cameron, and
Judge Wilmot are spoken Of for u S. Senator
from Pennsylvania, to succeed Mr.. Cooper.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE..
IL persons wishing to subscribe for Stock
IA in tie ElNtou, Anlora and Lcwisvillc
Plank Road Company. can do so, by applying
t. either Of the undersigned managers.
Price Of Stock S;2J.
SAMUEL. B. FOARD, !
JOSEPH MILLER,
FRANCIS Il. PARkE,
WILLIAM G. CARTER,
NICHOLAS HISS,
JOSHUA L. GATCHEL,
WILLIAM RUDOLPH.
EDWARD RICHARDSON
GEORGE EARLE.
Elkton. April %, 1851.
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CARD.

..zrse A. G. FRENAYE, SURGEON
IS$es2 Di MIST Will be in Elkton in
~lITT| November, IN proic ssiunal bust
49, ness; he has had seven years en-
pcrience. Refers to the following Physicians
and Dentists OF Phi'a lelphia: Drs. Goddard,
Panc"st, Mciggs, and jackson. Dentists j.
ID. White, Plunton. Williams, and others.
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NEW FALL GOODS,
AT III. T.. MAYS

NTERINoES. FRENCH CASItMEREs. TIITBET
lSI Cloths. Plan and Plaid Persian Cloths Silks.
C,oak;ngs. Sack Flames. Tweeds, Prints Mrsl MS,
Boys Cassimcrcs; Shawls Brochc Thibet. Woo
Bay State, &c. Trimmings in great var ETY.: all Of
which at lower prices than cy err before offered in
this market. The public viii please call and cx-
anime. IOct u
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Know NOTHING NIcToHY.-Captain Jol n
Brooks, Jr., American and Wing, was elect
cd Mayor of Bridgeport, Ct. on Monday last
over llubbcl, Democrat, by 81 majority.
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w =
t~jifu.

III baltimore. on the 9th inst. SrSAy. aged
- years widow ofB .nntt Jones, formerly nt'
EaSt"n. Nd.
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UThonsas Francis Mcaghcr, proposes to
emigrate to California, and make San Fran
cisco his future home.
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THllIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
l. scribcr Of Cecil county, has obtained from
the Orphans Court Of said county, letters OF
Administration on the personal estate of
Abram Brown.
late of said county, debd. An persons la-
ing claims against the said deceased. are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof duly authenticated, ON or
before the
2Sth day of June, 1855,
they may otherwise by law, he cxcludre from
all benefit of said estate. All persons inbcbt-
cd to said estate, are requested TO make i'm
mediate payment to the subscriber. Given
uudcr my hand this nth day OF October,
1854.
JAMES W. KANE,
Octeher II, lS5l--GW. Admir-.
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JeIrtian's AlnmOnfaied
SUPER. PHOSPH.4TE LIME.

> UTEK TIIUNTIi.T r. UF II W z.
ID RECOMMENDED as equal if not superior
81 to Peruvian Guano, for Wheat; and
cheaper and more dnrable; for sale by
Sep lC If JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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tCTITere we have another letter from I'D.
Fly,' who occasionally amuscs our readers.
He has been among the cats this time as
n snail
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INDIANA EIECuoS. Cincinnati Oct. II.
The Indiana election has result d in tie
choice of an entire anti Nebraska delegation
to Cong cSs, an anti Nebraska legislature,
and an anti Nebraska State ticket is elected
by 1000 to 10000, supposed to lie in favor
Of prolihl;ory LIQUOR law.
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ASaATL CoSsoLArloS.-The WaShingto on
Sentinel says:
''Amid the discerning news that has pour.
ed in upon us from Pennsylvania, Ohio and
Indiana, the accounts from Florida are indeed
CHI erlug."
OH ".iuEls cf the Stntin,l must forgive us
if we cannot help smiling at the above. The
Democrats arc utterly and Overwhelmingly
defeated in three great States which send 81
members to Congress, and consolation is
sought in a triumph in Safe which has
single r,rresc ntaiive. We pclsline, however
that the ScntintiS regrets at the result in
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana arc not very
deep and hence the case with which it finds
consolation. 1t may sorrow over the defeat
Of democrats, but then the terrible rchukc
administration, dc boris non, to the Admins.
'ra'ion has lis pleasures Indeed we think
the Su.tinl exhibits a high degree of gcner-
osi'y in not openly triumphing over its advcr-
sary Of the Union in this moment of the off,
cial organ IS deepest distress.
R,b 5mcricon
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THE NEXT Cos iaEss.-Tiic changes that
have already been determined in relation to
the next Congress, Is compared with the pres
cut, may Lc thus s'attd:-
Nen Congress. TrYen Con r'ss.
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Beautiful Little Farm
NOTICE..

TNlIE Partnership heretofore existing be-
l. twecnJ. n. Tosh and Josiah p. Lee. I'M
der the name of Tosh X Lee, was dissolved
by mutual consent on the LIST day Of January.
1854. All persons indebted to said firm arc
requested to make payment to other of the
undersigned. JOSIAH p. LEE
Oct Ii, 1851 wv JAS. \. TOSH.
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TRY ToEBERI'S fine Old lmpo ial Tea
L Oct
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TsNiMOT77T SEED; for sale by
e Oct Il JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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From this statement 1t VIII appear that,
when all pay mcn,s due at this meeting are
made, and the balance of the outstanding
loan paid in, there will be balance Of 81
G20.Sl, out of which the two recent losses
may be paid and thus another assessment at
this time avoided. We may remark, how
ever, that as the interest payable, at this
meeting, on the premium notes (Which con-
Stitutcs the greatest part Of the about stated
ba.ancc) is designed to create fund to meet
the LOSSES and expenses of the year, COM
nlcncing this day, it properly belongs to the
accounts and liabilities Of the new year. If
therefore, it is used to pay off the losses Of
the past year, provision will have to be made
to meet the losses of the coming year, should
any occur.
Resolution OF TIE BOARD OF MANAGERS,
Passed Ang,st 22hh, 1854.
Resolred, That all payments made to any
person, other than the Secretary and Treas
urcr himself before or on the dug Of the annuol
meeting, must be paid over TO the Treasurer,
or notice thereof must be filed with him or
mailed to his address before Or on that day.
And that no payment made to any person
other than the Secrctay and Treasurer him
self, after the day Of The annual meeting, will
be admitted or recognized until notice thereof
is received by that officer and by him passed
to the credit Of the party SO paying.
TIE PLANK RoAD.-Part of the plank road
road is completed, and they are now taking
toll on the two miles next to Elkton. Mr..
VIM. Knots is the gate keeper. The fnan-
cal affairs of the road are said to be in very
healthy condition.
DEcLINED.--Rev. Mr.. Knighton, who ha
been elected Principal of the Elk ton Acadc.
my has declined; having taken another situ; .
ton before he received information of his cleo
ton here.
SToLEN.--A quantity of clothing valued al
$50, was stolen from the tailor shop of Mr.
a. c. Cole, in this town, on Monday night
by boy, who called himself VIM. Russell
Portcau, and had been working short tim,
in the Office of Il Cecil Democrat. lie alst
stole considerable amount of clothing from
one of the hands in that office.
Town TAXES ON STORE Goops.-Hereto
fore the merchants and other dealers in th
town have not been paying town taxes OF
their Stock in Trade, the opinion prevailin!
that that 81 ecies of property was cxemp!e e.
by the charter. The Present Board of Com
missioners, however, entertaining dflcrcn
opinion assessed and levied tax upon tina
kind Of property this year, as upon other tax
able property; to paying which objection wa,
made, and Mr.. Evans was employed by tn
mel chants to contest the matter before til
Court. Tie town employed Judge Chamber
and j. I. Mccullough, and the question wa
ably discussed. Judge Constable decide
that the tax was legally imposed, under Il
general tax law of 1871. The taxing of thi
property will add very considerably to tn
revenue of the town and enable the Commits
sioncrs to make greater improvements in tn
way of laying &c.
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Good is stated that or,c Of the escaped
Seamen of the Arctic shipped on beard the
Atlantic on Saturday. Dust as the steamer
was about to sri he was discovered ly Capt
West, who took him by the collar and march
ell him ashore, saying he wished no such men
to 20 to sea with him.
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TREASURER'S STATEMENT.

Rom lining in hand at date of last Report
Amo, Mt of interct Oh premium no cs Of
M mbcrs received up 10 this dae
Amt received OF different Loan holders in
Repayment Of their ,oans and interest
Amount iece.ved oil B. W. Harris on loan
to pay losses
Amount received of Matthias Esnor on
lo.tn TO pay losses
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HAIIFAA, Oct. !7.-Thc scGcw Steamship
Osprey from st. Johns, n. f.. the | lth inst.
contrary to general expectation, brought no
rilcr iidings relative to the passengers of
the i'll fat'd Arctic. The only remaining
hope, therefore, is that some of the missing
passengers may have been rescued from pic
ccs of the wreck by passing vessels, which
have not yet reached any port. or they have
gone to Eurolc.
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amage to prcshytc, church in lIavro de
Trace. on h. Dist CT September last
D, uciion Of Judge Cons,ablc's residence
and col tents. on the 18th OF October last
Destruction Of dwelling on the ferry farm of
Hon. Il. H. Eayarl on the 7th of Feb last
Destruction Of The contents of ware housc of j.
Tome. in p. Deposit. on the 2ist July last
DcE'ru tin Of larn and ccntents of r., rown
Ju.y 10Th last-um' t l.. .se Ita.ncd, aboat
The Empire County argus., 1854-10-21

INDEPENDENCE Is DECLARED DEPENDENCE
THEREAFTER.-Th three Solons who sit on the
bench of the Supreme Court of this State in the
case OF George Gordon appellant VS. j. w. Johnson
respondent have found out in effect that California
is Republic entirely on her own hook answerable
to nobody, nor no authority except the imperial
majesty of the Court in which they preside These
Solons with fippancy worthy a fifteenth rate
Justice Of the Peace dispose of the Constitution of
the United States Webster, Hamilton, Storey Kent
and the decisions Of the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States, as quacks and quackery These three
SolonS, the wisest three that have lived since the
days of Washington, tell us:
lst That no cause can be transferred from Il
stare Court to any Court of the United State
"a. That neither writ of error nor appeal lies
to take case from State Court to the Supreme
Court Of the United States
Verify, no man need be surprised hereafter at
any thing emanating from this tribunal of humbug
known as the Supreme Court of the State of Cal
iforna The general impression begins to prevail
that the decisions of our Supreme Court as now
constituted, entitled to about as much respect
as the decisions of third rate debating society.
The Empire County argus., 1854-10-21

The Court OF SESSIONS This institution was
irregularly organized on Monday last. A magis-
terial convention was convened by the County
Judge some time since to elect two Associate Jus
tees This duty the convention failed to perform
on that occasion, but adjourned without color or
authority of law to Monday last The election Of
the second Justice is now completed at an adjourn
ed convention not at a meeting to elect, at o
meeting called to fill vacancy. The two Associ-
ate Justices however are Wings and can oyerrule
the Judge who processes to be Democrat a ma
jority of this august trio forming a quorum to do
business. we may now expect to see complete
revolution in the management of our County affairs
improvement and more economy we have a right
to expect from any body constituting this Court
although it is more than likely that this Court has
no business whatever with County affairs Indeed
we do not know at this writing as they will attempt
to exercise any doubtful powers.
The Empire County argus., 1854-10-21

The lsTHMUs.-Late accounts represent the 18TH
mus as being really dangerous. Murders and out
RACES occur at this point every time passengers
attempt to cross from the steamers. The agents
and owners of steamer lines who should attend to
the condition Of this route neglect it and pay no
more attention to the interest and safety of passen-
gers than they would to a cargo of damaged pork.
Semi-monthly they pacard the street corners with
their huge lettered posters, declaring the Isthmus
healthy and safe when it has constantly been infest
ed with of desperadoes and assassins, until
now it is unsafe for bodies Of passengers to cross
well armed. Murders occur almost by the dozen
Cafornians viii DO well to shun this route as they
would pestilence.
The Empire County argus., 1854-10-21

PLACER CoUNTY.-We are informed that Placer
County is now involved III a debt of about $4,000
has done nothing since but erect a Court House at
a cost of $4,000 and pay the enormous fees allow
cd to officers. These fees have absorbed the cur
rent revenues of the County. The foreign miners
tax collected in this County we are told amounts to
from So to $1,000 per month, of which the collcc
tors receive twenty-eight per cent for collecting
The tax upon real and personal property will about
pay collection expenses only. Unless the next leg
islature reduce fees in Office with unspairing
hand Placer will continue to in debt until past
redemption.
Wonder if the members elect in this County are
tavorably disposed toward reduction Of fees in
Office
The Empire County argus., 1854-10-21

IMPORTANT LEGAL DECISION AT the present
term of the Court of Sessions of this County, upon
an application for bridge license it become ques-
ton whether the Empire County Argus" or the
Mountain Democrat was the County paper. Under
section II of "An act concerning public ferries and
toll bridges passed May Is, 1854 which reads: The
Court of Sessions shall not establish any ferry or
toll bridge or renewal keep ferry toll bridge
until the applicant shall prove satisfactorily that
publication has been made in the County paper &c'
Both of the above papers being published in this
county, it was suggested that one of them must be
the county paper and that both of them could not
be, and argued by one of the learned counsel that
the Empire County Argus from it's name was the
county paper. his adversary contending that the
Mountain Democrat being owned by the county
officials (and he might perhaps have added sup
ported by the county') was as matter of course
tie county paper provided for by the aforesaid Act
of the Legislature This latter was considered by
many present knock down argument, but the Hon.
Court after deliberaton came to the conclu-
sion (though somewhat in doubt) that the word the
meant and therefore any paper published in this
county would in such applications this be con-
sdered for the time being the county paper
The Empire County argus., 1854-10-21

KNOCKED DowN.-Last Sunday evening man
who was intoxicated was knocked down with a
billiard cue and cruelty hurt. 1t is about time the
hard working class of community should take these
ders in hand and administer to them q lesson in
the way Of hard labor not soon to be forgotten
The Empire County argus., 1854-10-21

The BALL AT BAYLEY s.-1he Ball at Bayley's
on Thursday last was one the most pleasant and
agreeable ever given in this county. AT an early
hour the beauty and wit Of FL Dorado began to
enliven the banquet halls. The party enjoyed
themselves until late hour in the morning, all
seeming well satisfied with the good time at Bay
lev's
The Empire County argus., 1854-10-21

WALKING FEAT.--WiIliam Wheeler accom- mpshed
the feat of walking one hundred consecutive hours
on Sunday last in Sacramento
The Empire County argus., 1854-10-21

THE Brother Jonathan arrived at San Francisco
18th inst, from San Diego, with the passengers of
the Yankee Blade. The Jonathan on her down.
ward and upward trip passed in sight of the spot
where the Yankee Blade was lost but not the least
vestige Of the wreck was visible.--State Journal
The Empire County argus., 1854-10-21

MURDERER's BAR.--The rise in the river at this
place has not interrupted operations in mining
The enterpfisng proprietors are taking out ORC in
large quantities. From present indications the
companies here will close operations in very prof
table manner.
The Empire County argus., 1854-10-21

MATHEMA1ICAL.--The State Journal has been
making nice calculation about the number of
bricks in the new Court House building in Sacra-
mento, and says it will contain 1,SUO0 900 or . 30O-
000 difference of 500,000 which .is wide
margin, too wide even for respectable guessing
The Empire County argus., 1854-10-21

JUDGE FREELoN, Of the San Francisco Court Of
Sessions, has directed the attention Of tho Grand
Jury to the Meiggs frauds the loss of the Yankee
Blade, and the escape of State Prisoners from the
State Prison. He recommends also the establish
ment OF chain gang, in which to exercise the
County prisoners on the streets and roads
The Empire County argus., 1854-10-21

WE are under obligations to Wells, Fargo & Co.
for files of the New York Herald, Tribune, Louis
vile Journal, N. Y. Citizen, n o. Delta, Boston
Traveller, and London Times.
The Empire County argus., 1854-10-21

FLuNKEYIsM.--1 The Garrison 7estimonial--Pla
costing $10,000.ls this same Garrison agent for
one of the Steamship Combination Lines who
at this time are engaged in fleeing the miners of
this State Has he been instrumental in raising
the price of freight on gold DUST the percentage
Of which alone will amount to tax on miners of
half million of dollars per annum If So the mi.
ners Of Fl Dorado desire see published the list of
the contributors to that testimonials to the end that
they may see who the toades are who bolster up
and bow the knee to the representative of MoNoPo-
LY.
The Empire County argus., 1854-10-21

ADAMS & Co., will please accept thanks for
files Of the N. Y. Times Boston Journal, National
Intelgencer Missouri Republican, Baltimore Sun,
Cincinnati Commercial and n Y Sun.
The Empire County argus., 1854-10-21

The item we publish to day on our first page
about Japan, looks to us very much like bold faced
piece of galnlhon,