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lLLsos CENTRAL RAILROAD OFFICE, No 50 WALL-sr,l
-YoRX, March n 1884. J
INOlS CENTRAL RtII ROAn COMpAN

NEw.YoRx March n 1854 )
I ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
SUBSCRIPTION 10 CAPITAL srOCK.-Soics hereby Evas
all holding rights subscribe the Capital soek Of 10
Illinois Central Railroad Company it's Office In New York when ~
books sha be opened for that before the let dy
January 1850 that book opened ths office Of sd Con
psny No Wsllst in the City Of NewYork, for the parpd
receiving such subscriptions and that all persons holding such nhs
have the opportunity Of subscribing eher day
authorize attorney for the number Of shares which they ~
orally entitled at time between this date and the s day OF ~
1855 payment the time Of subscribing Of an nstdD.
meHt Of share with interest thereon from the LIST day J
July preceding to the day payment and surrender
the certificate Of such ghtsand that all such tre
susserb as Aforesaid before the lat day Of January Ss -
thereafter forfeit all such rights.
By order Of the Board u Dhecos
1
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. puhlic are respectfully informed that SAMUEL


Cauasi j. selling his large stock Cf CROcKERY
CslxA and sTay reduced prices French China
DnYe- r -; White stone do or ST. and all other goods
~ yror cI,ion. Purchases would do well to call
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NoYIL VlsITORs.-A pair Of very large aud

NoNiL NlSiio"s.-A pan VI vel! iaI X anu , , )
s gs have Just arrived IN his city we perceive o
H. cs, 4 ai-1 An the dealers in these curosiies
the Gu vvc 10 uch.se len public exhibition II will take
.rre srr ii Money fancy th Where's Barnum
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JrnsEY Cry Prison REroRr-Thete were IS persons
to City Prison during the month Of May for oesnse



candidate for Alderman Robert Miller elected
John jenkins WkgJ Monday by IS majority
roll The question Of ADg money carried, by which
the city suihod To r ~ besides the usual amount
Of 81 aud the oIdrty income Of The city from Ice &C.
which sint united last year 20 abou: slice
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spoken, &c.
Foreign Ports.

May &C. 10 lst &c. ship Metropolitan hence for Quebec.
No date lat 70 So lon 10 y ship fshens from New Orleans for
LixerIonI
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The steamer Franklin leaves Tor EUROPE on Satui'
excellent chance send 20 III Odd World those
cucu Dkc.ERSEorYFES NSAYoNS aEa srEREoScoPEs taken
RcCr Nc frC@swa Persons leaving he countTy wll OF
ieaVe h,ir rorifc with heir friends ROOrs PICTURES
can b. Gel cldcd u!on fer durability
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WILLIAMSB URGH ITEMS.

BuRcLARiEs.-Aboa: O'Clock yesterday morning the
rt,ry Green Point entered by Burglars and
from he clothing Of the clerk while he asleep
MI Shelton entered Gld quantity of clothing,
money. gathered up. The family were
nc thief made his without booty Eae IN ths
The yor,erhouse kept by Mir QuhGm entered and ne con
i tic noLeyd combating OF two knives were '@A
CAUonT NApPISG.-Oficer McElroy OF me second
Ws,d WIS yesterday morning by Mayor Ne
while duty Iuesday ngh dlrins
wbh time from his coat wich has since been
bsLetd o The Mayor
VIOLATING CITY ORDIyANCEs.-Before Mayor WALL
Psk Nolan the teets fined - John R.e
Officer GuschGd IS for allowing their dogs 20 run
muzzed IL the streets
LAuHcH.-The ship Jeremiah Thompson mentioned yes
feray) launched the yard of Mr. Patterson at p o'clock
Yesterday large number OF peoPs were present She
500 ius tasmemen AID be commanded by Capt Blake
meeting of the Board of Health held on Weines
day evening Various nuanee reported which were directed
to be stated forthwith.
KINGS COUNTY HosPITAL.-Extract for the week end
My 81; Remaining in ops 0 received BY order Of super
intendeu Co bern 4-Totsi $40 Tanseued to Amsorse );
Transferred Luntts Asylum q Transferred Nursey dis
charged u; deceased, T. Remaining, AZ
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Advertise ment ]


PS-NIvN GALLERIES.
Nos. 2O5 aid SD Broadway
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,OuRT CALFNDAR-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT.-GcHerdi IcTm.-Nos. %, ~, l. .
&. Di,rRicf CouRT-Nos a., as 80, ~, H. Is, 20,
q
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nrise, Ne meridian, DO; sunset, 5.
IBy Sandy Hook Printing telegraph
THF HrGufa Trre l.

No inward hound ve.ses In sight
Gre ship anchor in the Bay ard ships and three baks
lie Highlands al bound
WING Sight :. Weather clear.
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June wa. ne, c.rc,ia's "@"cy "h0' "Soa' mid
,rcs,,,N ,cC,. snav'rn''' ara "'','w ,,s, dr,.ee.
BE- al ,No raxc we ~''y n's's"'' ''' min. ONT,
Nse" WV" .',sns,,A ycoplc eay IL ~ owing 20 the
NV" ~ r,,,h,y al maoo,r 81 t'r" "A 'h' ''oe''
s"'N . =, h.uer ,,hSo and hook 'g summer 10y The
nsN' Uan.
Mr. w.tcor's rsSSfr WIZ "'fPc" yong" /" " y,
,'',., Money ie the attraction in chief, and
- .,n,urA is secondary indUccmcnt MIR.
~, h., hest ct o,cods, who will he glad & sec him
an tbs occasion
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I AND WARRANTS BOUGHT and SOLD upon a.


/ DAN of 81 ,OOO,U 600 tor the ENLARGEMENT Of
IL The ERIE, the OSWEGO, the CAYUGA and SENECA Ca
NAILS, sud for the COMPLETION of the BLACK RIVER and
GENESEE VALLEY CANALS and for the ENLARGEMENT Of
the LOCKS OF the CHAMPLAIN CANAL-The Commissioner d
Camel Fund by virtue Of the entitled An provide
tie enlargement at heEe the Osweo aud the Cayugs and Sene
Canals and for the completion OF the Black River and GeDesee
Valley Canals and provide for the Of certain Canal Re-
venue Certificates and for other purposes passed 18th April s
hereby give notice that sealed proposals. will be received until ~
18Th day Of June O'clock the afternoon Of thai day Tore
tfcs Of Stock will be issued in the Name Of the People Of the
ayabe quarterly and the principal
the fist day Of July. 1872
be understood that the Commissioners al liberty
take lees the offers such ia their opinion -
yantcge - the interests Of the State.
The
less than $500 All be sealed and Endorsed Loan
for the Ena the Eie other Canals aud
eosd envelope and directed to the Controller Albany
Tie win be required be paid the accept
Of the bid and the balance the first day Of July
which time interest will commence the Loan.
Payments 10 be made by deposg the the credit Of he
Treasurer Of the State Of the Canal Fund.- the sh
q the Manhattan Company, Newiok, in the NewYoTk Stss
Bank in the City Of Albany.
Stockholders residing the h and ID Judicial Districts and ho
residing OF the State will the interest the
by them quarterly the Bank Of tie Manhattan Company The
City Of New Yogk all ohe stockholders NewYork Stats
April a. 1884 8 =. CHURCH, Lieut. Governor.
r. w. LEAvENWORTH Secretary Of State
JAS. NJ. COOK, Controller
+. G. sPAULDfNG, Treasurer.
OGDEN HOFFMAN, Attorney General.
lnu uaiaSou ~ Canal EuaA
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NOLAsSFS-TheTC ctlles 70 hottie il'tii ~ -
Sdnfe slrs SIS lb Nov Orleans At 5e2ie, and 30 hhis
ToP Ccosses 80 hhds Kentucky Gaze according TO
qrslify. =. g.. H.. ..i.. n ? 800 .nls in
Whole s AZ ard Gjd lie for small DO i' s'"e Oo'
Wh.e Lard and Srern remain ss previously DOT -,
NAVAL STORFS-Our market Tor sptits lu
~ Common Resin = qule saie1
frpr,on AZ = 65d-l 70 Ter without change reh Sue'
., :. ~ O.htr articles quiet -, - =,
IlOPs oort'nue dull sales Of o." Vii's' IA ''@ wy "
.jd Sc. according 20 quality g.. ,---..-..,,
LLfs % wv uoncs Nas..t =. ~.
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Y,,xp pRowNNp-C Coroner oponncll held an inq9es,
,r, ur,r The tay Of unsuown man. ennd "a inc hss'
Va, s Deceased about a. years OF
Az Syssa heck rceoh Jacket vcs, aud rhni ,an
IN the CT several wccAe and was mu' u'
,s..a ne Jwt, t,ndcUd vrnict Of death hy drowning
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Markets. -. reported By Telegraph.
CHARLESTON 5The saes Of CoTToS today were 40 es''
] ,isref dtric
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Tur GREAT ECLipsE.-Those tN

IifIl NNflI IINrN "F9N'
sd Views of;hs late EcLIrsE Sun be Day and
fvrSNe - Hocrs a.uctn Dagucan Gallery No So Broad
Wy Stereotype CIyon, Photographs OF DAsuerreoype on Pa
ItGtskru % perfection.
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Tur ElMlRa BURGLAR EscAPrp.-Oficer Pollard of


information yesterday tina; Warren Victor the
ysung o brslares committed - EmFa
custody while returning Elna the NefoTS
"Wednesday night Tie Hancock station,
es Of bushamtOn He had his handouts on AZ the
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OFFICE HOWARD INSURANCE. CoMpAyY,l
- - NEW Yosx, May rs, 1854

the Affairs Of the Company BY order OF the Trustees
r. BENSON Jr., Secretary and Treasurer.
OFFICE oP THE HOWARD Insurance CoMPAyY,l
NEwYcsx, May rs, 1854
hlNlDEND.-The Board Of Directors have this
~ day declared DlVIDEND Of TWELVE PER CENT
ron the capital stock Of the Company payable and AFTER
DAY, the fifth day Of June. HENRY A OAKLEY Sec'y
SIMEON DIAPER. Aucioneer
by SIMEON DRAPER.-Ofice No. 46 Pine ST.
- corner Wiliam-FRIDAi June at lai o'clock the Mer
chants Exchange:
- shares Commonwealth Insurance Company 800 each
% shares Fail River Fire Insurance Company S5 each
~ shares New Central Railroad Company each
$500 per convertible income bonds OF the Mason >i
Indianapolis Railroad Company due 1913 interest PAYABLE Ap
ard October |, In New-York I II go each. 49,
frat nortsae per cent bonds of the sandusky Mand
and Newark Railroad Conn bearing for
March and Sept. l. In New. York q. 600 Zach r''
III geo per cent income bonds OF the Cleveland and Toledo
NewYork, 81 eco each ~ IVY" - :"
Msdson Indianapolis and Peru Railroad Company Dividend
Yok, due l9j7 WV IVY '"
sl - per cent bonds State Of Wisconsin for
America, due IaC7, $50 cash '' ' " " '
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SVrpYN ID liW--A FrOnthman, u y'u'H u ',V' ,W b,
er,,te 4, tit fcrrdSesd w he'd yesterday mon'E W
Ncs,n C,s,act Wilhelm held an nSgesi nsn nv s ,,r
a.u.t gfc htSlh 81 thc ccScS ~
a. II 49, 81, -. "a ana lately he hid been sddet,u % sspnt
.l "a "Wednesday p. ca tVaia shp "a ~ ~" ~ 49,,
.rrr sady h returned eoo ~ V
..n,., al IL ,veuir owhi rcN'cat a. enH NC ~,
rendered Ncrciei % osaih ~ '"hsVS ~ ~
Z III Pan
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,.rcur NAPpINe.-Oficer McElroy of the Sc


Pslick Nolan otsuclDg the eets fined - John Res wa
tined ard GuischGrd IS for allowing their dogs
muzzied IL the
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Ky TelegIarh

sAvANYAn-Ar June /, steamship Aa5am' GS hours nom
Nm nrk
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. .ihis DAY A.
4 80 Sefs.......f - S'
" HIGH wATEa.....TBis Day. ~.
- t,.. II i'm Gov fslspd.. o O5a Hell Gate. 4a
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- ~ tl,N,s ives detected at o'cloe Yesterday mofu
Vs. ~ ef,r, al lthu MepouVueh No us broadway hiyins
n. r,s,s,n s,,cysl silver ecins snd eoYnissH
st,lfn The draHcr lie had b'cn "ss'
s1s - 20 ~ ,r seccinrlce who had fcsced open shut
nae Gus Isnc Of GAS. and hcncd the yo9uss,er
A. the Cd o. The ioitc inc ts
a ,r h.s yvunf accou rle 20 telc cste OF h'A.s nc
W. ,sltu 10 ,is Lover fo,e Count ara locked VI W '"
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The above on the usual terms--lO y cen. to-day the
remainder tomorrow The following sales were made,
PAYABLE cent this day and the remainder in 60 days:
SC shses Cir cinnst Hamilton Dayton r R..........9
a. shtrs Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton r. R..........9t
$50 shares New jersey Central X. R...............S
The Liberty Bank, lately organized, viii commence
business shortly in the City Of Providence. Duty Evans,
ESQ., elected President by the Board Of Directors,
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financial.

A SPECIAL MEETING-Of the STOCKHOLDERS
"A Of SHIP TIMBER BENDING will be held the office
Of The Company No. Wslsi, TUESDAY 9TH June ct
0eoes 10 hear report Of the Secretary and Treasurer upon
the Affairs OF The Company BY order OF the Trustees
X. BENSON Jr tarvs nd Treasu
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N, RhirccosOs has arnV'd.
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meeting of the Board of Health was held on Weines
DAY evening Various nuanees reported which directed
10 be staied forthwith.
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teray launched the yard Of Mr. Patterson at p o'clock
Yesterday large number Of people present She
$50 AID TO be commanded by Capt Blake
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I,rrxn N F,GRr.-A man named Butler while fight
,.tc,, 81 with enc Freeman severely cut BY The latter
- ,sri,r Tic taken TO thc Ncwlogk Hospital Freeman
be
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The General expenses exclusive of construction account
Tie Boston Atlos of to-day says:

Money in Boston is in better request again on call, but
rates remain as quoted for several ID IS past.
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ViOiVNr ASSAvIr.-A man named Peter MTn was rs
s,,a ,b,t.,5 N M ss..u us Patrick GIL OF No 81 Dey-
IAN sr~u he lseA OF The hs-d several times with
d l le Nas loSA d M
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90 Hudson River X. R....bl2 90
20 dO........ .......cf %
go do........ .......b%u %
Go Madison 4 Ind. Il. RE 81
81 Panama Railroad .....s3o. 100
lOO III. Cen. Il. l.. ) 2. c. stk.il3
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OFFICE OF C. ?. AND A. r. r. Co, May p, 1854
NOTICE.--A meeting of the Stockholders Of the
~ Cleveland Painesyile Ashtsbula Railroad Company u
called h day of June, 1851 for the of taking
be advisable the the Legsa
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania passed its
syd approved by the Governor 81 said sse on the ah DAY
of NAV sso the question accepting Of the
Legislature Of the Of Ohio entitled An act authorize the
Cleveland gainesville Ashtabula Railroad Company negotiate
their other PURPOSES passed December 20 1852 and
such other before them.
Rv nrder Of board OF DrectlI- GEO b. ELY, Sec'y
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~ INTEREST falling due In this city the first day Of Juno
Securities will be paid aud after that
Office the undersigned presentation OF the proper
Coupons.
The BONDS the CITY Of COLUMBUS lOhoJ ~ued to the
Cleveland and Cincinnati Railroad CompanyT cent?
Tie BONDS of the CITY Of Indians 20 cent
The WILMINGTON AND MANCHESTER Is. c. RAILROAD
COMPANY FIRST MORTGAGE RONDS-7 per cents
The CRAW FORDVlLLE AND WABASH RAILROAD COM
PANY MORTGAGE B0NDS-7 Jer cents , ann,
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-05
PeppCrIns '--ns.

Did | ever tell you how near | came
10 losing my election as Senator I" said TIE
Squire
No, | b'lieve not"
Well, il was altogether owing to Waterems s
not having sufficient supply OF liquor on hand.
You see the nlalu strength of party lies il
the upper end "t the country-'specially among
the inhabitants OF the Swamp, as it is called
80 you see, about two days before the election.
| senlis Sam among the Swampers with FIVE
gallons OF the real ardware-tree-mendous
siutf-knock horse down-the last Waterem
had hand. In abo..t four hours. back came
Sam, horse IN perspiration. himself in fright.
and everything indicating an unoward state o.:
aft irs.
Whats the matter. Sam Z said l."
Matter 2 said he, matter enough-you have
outraged the feelings of the viriuous Swamp
ers; they swear that any man who expects 10
go to the Senate for three years, and can't aeord
ten gallons of whiskey. is too mean for the post
they won't vote for him."
Matters looked squally enough Only one
other slorekeeper within days ride, and he n
Wing. OF course he wouidn sell any liquor
to me near the election"
e What did you doi''
Called a council Of war immedia.ely-Law-
yer Ross and several more Ross proposed "a
letter OF apology to the disaEected. Rejected
wouldn' do " thout the whiskey. Gale AL
wright us the feller 10 help us out--aways fnll
of expedent, He proposed to water the llouor
up to the right quantity. We did SO. but on
trying it. found it much too weak for our friends.
Such stuff would not go down with them. Gale
asked If we had any other spirits; handed him
about gallon Of gin; in il went; tasted it
not strong enough. touud about quart of rum
poured il in. Sam tried il. Too weak
said he. We were at our wits end. Red pep
per- said Gale. 1t was brought; IN went a
pound he stirred it up Capital said he
We tried it, and nearly biistered our threats; it
would have XII led rats. Sam took it up th.
next day. explaining that it was all owing TO th,
scarcity OF liquor in the ighborhood-lhat u
,Fesn supply oil the best Old Mongahale' had
been obtained, and invited a trial of II. merits
They were mollIhed-pronounced i, the raj.
stutf.' and | became Senator by majority Of
200 votes
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-05

LIEUT.. BoNAPasrE.-ln Washington letter
OF the Pbiladelphia Pen.syiv1ziar, we find III.
following interesting Bit of personal gossip:
Lieut. Bonapsrte, of the regiment OF mount
ed rifiemen. has received an invitation to visit
France. from his imperial cousin the Emperor
Napoleon. and from his imperial grandfather
Prince Jerome. The necessary leave of ab-
scence has been granted by the War Depart
ment Lieut.. B. is the grandson of the c:aeronf
Miss Patterson of Baltimore. the first wife of Je
rome Bonaparte. He graduated at West Poin,
TWO years ago. and has since been on duty with
his regiment in Texas
ohnke The European Bonapsr.e. this Ameri-
esa Aip OF the imperial house Is b splendid
spse''heh OF humanity. being no less than six
..r' w' inches in height, and well propor.
Ilou.o- mere Is nothing ike Yankee stock f.,
s.a''i,us - eoeen Victoria bad rnsrried-as
was her intenton-prince John Van Bnren in.
stead OF her cousin Prince Albert cobnry. he,
children mish' have been TALL straight and atom,
Imlsh' s-i.i eventually have been recognized as
hsf-ero,hers and hali-sissers by Tie ..soys.eisns
of America sA'
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-05
ST. CnARLKs HOTEL,

- THE SUISSE RIBERS -
81; have theplessurc of announc-
.A ing to the pablic that this -
we'll known eatablishment. Phoenix like. has
arisen from the ashes. and Is now in every re-
spect better prepared for the accommodation
Of our patFuas than ever before. The entire es-
tablishment ID new, from the kitchen to thegar-
ret, and everything is in apple-pie order. In
deed, the st. Charles is fitted up with great cost
in style OF elegance not surpassed, even in the
lower cities.
Having satisfactorily served the public in this
capacity longer than any persons in our midst,
we have no hesitation in assuring the perma-
nent as well AZ transient public. that we are pre-
pared to give them every comfort usually obtain
able at first rate hotel. Our rooms are airy
and elegant, and supplied with clean and conn
Portable beds. The table is ever loaded wlih
every thing choice that can be procured in the
market. The bar is constantly furnished with
every variety OF the very best liquors and cigars.
The utmost pains ure taken to procure the very
best cooks, the most attentive servants and at
tendants, and in short no effort spared to render
the ST. Charles worthy of it 4. high reputation.
and the LIBERAL patronage bestowed upon it.
There is also the st. Charles Corral attach. d
10 the establishment, always supplied with good
pure spring water, and an abundance OF hay
and barley for animals.
GUS GROTEFEND s. CO
Shasta, August 8, 1853. aul3ti
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-05
American Newspapers,

Whatever differences of opinion may exist in
| our country on the great political measures of
| the day, there can be doubt that the popular
! Press is about as tree faithful aud full in lis
| discussions as it well be. The recent
| struggle TO which opinions have been subjected
in our midst, has brought out the whole strength
| OF the Press, on both sides. and has served 20
| iehne, IN sharp, severe outline, the growing
characteristics OF its power and Importance
Certain 1t is that Congress has utterly lost all
pretension to leadership of public opinion -
Unce il had this proud distinction but it is gone
utterly gone. Any Influential paper in the Uni
| ted States, does more at this day 10 direct pub
lie thought and settle public sentiment Than half
dozen statesmen. Ii discusses all great ques-
ions far beiter--wth more ranee-with deep
er subtleiy-with much uore exhaustiveness
Let any man compare the debates in Congress
with The debates among Editors. aud he will
soon see where the intellectual forces Of the
world are marshaling themselves. The fact is.
The Parliament OF outdoor opinion is The
authoritative body of this country, and its de-
cIsions have supreme sway.
The reasons for this state of ,hings-a pbe-
lomenon even III our couniry--are I,anitod -
But. III passing, we may observe, that in Con
there IS really but little genuine discussion
IL is anything else but debating. Each man
goes int" discourse more in the style of lee
lure al college than anything Sc. There is no
lose contact--no fight hand TO hand-and, liz
iced half more Of these Congressional
peeches are devoted to the private affairs of the
speakers constituency and particular position
But editors pressed at the start into tn.
heart of things. They have TO write too much
:" write any wasteful words II they expec,
Ia be heard as is their usual lot, in the rear OF
mnibnses, in the conflsien of business, or when
children are crying after supper they must
speak as TO possess the ear. Staiesmenship
has nothing TO do except to explain its subject;
but editors have to enforce and apply. Moreo.
yer, the editor is une of the people, he no,
nnfrequently has t. represent the people, and
put the Senator or Representative right There
are many editors in the United States who rep.
resent their districts in Congress vast deaI
better than the honorable gentlemen who llav.
been sent to Washington for that express pur.
pose.
Ten or twenty years hence Ediorship will he
he profession in the United States That is a
certainty. And the cause is plain enonsh-,he
people are resolved 10 have the best talent of
The land to minister TO their daily service in the
newspaper. The want of our national mind is
just here; and just here, the choicest intellect
of The country viii focalize. Ii is rapidly be-
coming absolutely necessary to The energy
and enterprise of human life, Especially CITY
and commercial life. 10 be supplied every morn
ing with map of the world and commentary
It's current facts, as it is to have the divisions
OF day and night. or the laws of appetite and as
s'utiiafion Y Times
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-05
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RIE u MATlSi.
DIR. Dill. N. D.. from ST. I,ouis yIo

MI EMBER OF THE PARISIAN AND Ger.
IS1 man Medical Societies, having visited the
principal schools and hospitals Of Europe. ex-
pressly to study under the most celebrated DC.
culists on the continent, as Sichcl of Paris,
iuengken of Berlin. and others, that most diff.
cult and delicate branch of our profession, dis
eases OF the eye takes pleasure in informing th..
public that he has located himself at San Fran
cisco. where he will treat any case that NAV
present itself. Patients need no longer go to
The Atlantic States 20 be treated tor bad cases
DR.. dill speaks English, German, French, Span.
ish sc.
Office, corner of David and jackson streets
Letters addressed to Z. r. Dill, NJ. d., San Fran
cisco, pro nptly answered. DR.. d. cures th
worst cases Of rheumatism in two weeks. or
makes no charge.
s-srThe poor attended gratis.
Feb. 49, 1853. 6m