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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19

saw his ears sticking out. s,-5t E.
Accordingly they gave him another beating,
and three days more of bread and water. And
now Abu HaInood began to reflect calamity on
his position, and commune with himself after the
folliwing fashion 9GI ~ a7Hf ~
.sWell here I am, in a lanlentabie case in
deed Because tell what have seen, people
call me crazy, and whip me, and feed me on
short allowance of bread and water. By lying
a little, might deliver myself from prison, and
get my house and family back again. i saw the
mule jump into the sheraby and saw his ears
sticking out; but If swear to it till my dying
day nobody will ever believe rae. i may as well
say that was mistaken, and so ind escape from
this persecution a5a ss'ss .s - ii
"At the end of three DAYS, Imam came again,
and with woful wag of his heard, said; % ka-
dii 0 dearly beloved friend has thy mind re-
turned to thee q sas. aa5a-g sils Gsis o..
eyes replied the kadi, praise be to God -
He has restored me my wits. see that i was
mistaken, and confess that there was no mule in
the sheraby.' .
what has God wrought said the Imam;
and he Jagged his beard for happiness, as he had
before done for sorrow. He sent Immediately
for the family of the kadi and they all came,
weeping for JOY, to take their relative out of
prison Aba Hamood was carried to his house
and plentifuIlv fed, while his friends crowded
around him, to congratulate him on his recovery.
After while they arose, and left him to Stun.
Der; but placed dishes of fruit, and a sheraby of
water beside him, so that he might refresh him
self again, on waking. The kadi slept soundly,
and dreamed of thousands of most beautiful
mules, each one OF which was led about by
Mughrebee, until suddenly they all
eaped into multitude of water jars, and disap-
peared. He awoAe with astonishment and vex-
ation, and his eyes fell upon the sheraby at his
bedside. There, just as glossy as ever. were the
ong ears, wagging at him in the usual tantali-
ing manner. But Abu Hamood was wiser now
han he had been. "Ah.n said he, '.you may
hake your ears at me as much as you please !; |
,ut will swear that never saw them, l arn not
yoing to be beaten ard half starved again for tel
ing truth which nobody believes
Accordingly the ears disappeared, and the ka- |
Ii arose and pitched the sheraby out of the win |
low, without SO mnch as peeping into it. And /
rom that day unto the day OF his death, he was |
e7er knoNu to look at mule, nor 10 contra. |
ic' f,glblie opinion or any subject whatsoever"
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Chicago, July %.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-23
Female Complaints.

L AVE- Just received pam
L phlet entitled
"a Brief Examination Of the Pathology Of Uterine
Diseases"
Together exposition Of the principle and method Of
their treatment By THEoDoEE PoNsRoY, NJ. D., Utica,
New York.
The attention Of Physicians and ali others interested IN
controlling these complaints Is respectfully directed this
vcrk written By gentleman Of their profession. Dr.
Pomeroy Ia well known, not ons as gentleman of great
wealth also Of the most learned Ply esns and
Chemists the United States tie is the inventor OF NAB
sHAILs UrERNE CATHOcoS, which has been proved BY
perrnce tout every 20 Of these complaints
in fact all except those where mechanical injury
has destroyed the rrcuperatve Of the sysem and
IN - rtndsred a cure impossible.
Physicians and Patients both admit that very little benefit
derived from the ordinary mode treating this class
Of diseases. The failure Oceeds from mistaken pathology
and until the remedy applied 70 the and not the e.
iects Of the disease, Urne Complaints will be ranks with
incurable diseases, though not ntrnscally 50
The component parts u this remedy have been submitted
the Professors OF various Medical Colleges will further
make this oFer any respectable Physician Of Nashville
its neghborh1ed II they have patients afcted with
these complaints that they cannot relieve 6y the usual
Of treatment will furnish any quantity Of MarshAPs Ute
Cathoieon that may be and shall make no
charse lo Il il does not in every Instance, perform al
that Is promised for It, ALEX. MACKENZIE.
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sMITHLAND, PADUCAH AND CAIRO PACKET
TWICE WEEK.

TIVE Light Oraught Steamer MON cTrn -
L TICELL0, G W CoUCH, Master, EEyHAFtESA7
will run as above until January next,
after which she will ply regularly between this port and
wATTsBORO, and ali intermediate landings Orders len
with her agents passage freight viii meet with prompt
attention. II. II. HARRISON, -.
oct22-6m A. HAMILTON, AsoN~
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NJ LouIs : NAsHY1LLE a. AR pAcKErs.
REGULAR

NASHVILLE AND cIscTEHATI PACKET.
4 HI NeE Iisht Draught steamer, qn -
l. SEVENTY-slx. RE{- tEz |
p. X. BtRKLEF. Master > lzza1Les
nRleave Nashville even other TUESDAY oock. T. NJ
a c, ntnas in sradedsEinE sezsOn. A. HAMILTON,
oct8-6lu Agent,
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-23

CONSISTING 81 tWe 0snsfatsfs sa1 no soda F1enis
uhieb s e- so q ssit tr p1rch.ssr sih Eih0at
the stIa Foeass Cal sou n yla eat 4 bsrEaia
Lea Q. RoBEEleONs C0NE EcTioSsaF.
mart nros4Eay
WILLOW WORK BASKETS AgD sATcHELs
HAvs eAoirs Ia 81 Wees rsssrts Ftaia ant Eshrsd
cred kiso szirhe,s - Fasiaus'sfyiet J. n. Ns,sILL
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-23
ECONOMY AND COMFORT.
DR.. c. W. CROZIER'S
Camphor Wash Mixture,
Patented July IL, 1854, and which received the
Premium at the Nashville Fair in October
last. Warranted to contain nothing in
the least injurious to Clothes; also

tRe least injurious 10 CloLneS, also
Great Pain Killer.
NHE undersigned, having repeatedly been solicited to
make consgnnents Of the Patent Cau,phor Wash Mix
state, will have the Improved CamphOr Wash
Mixture nut and distributed throughout this state tex
cept the counties where the rights have been disposed of
and in the Alabama And that he may be enabled
erCuay to make this arrangement, he proposes 70
divide the patent Tennessee and Alabama into 1OOl
shares onefOurth to be retained, and the renal sdsrIoO
shareswi be offered for sale. person renting ten
dollars will have share in the Patent to run fourteen
years from July H. 1854 and will be at the same time In
vesng also Ave dollars TO be used in the purchase OF the
Ingredients advertising and the necessary expenditure Of
the prepare and distribute the Mixture for sale
Consignments will be made shareholders (whO may
quest and other persons the amount Of their
remittance And they will be allowed commission Of S3
per their sales, and also their proportion Of the
profits at large.
Annual exhibit Of sales will be made and dividends OF the
profits RENTED shareholder No debts will be
tracted will the Company be responsible for any, the
business will be conducted upon the cash system.
Any Of those who have purchased patents for counties in
this State have the privilege Of exchanging their ghs
for share at the prices they have paid This exchange viii
be made the Of the Patentee.
Il is desirable TO have at least active share
holders in each county in the States named Subscriptions
for shares will closed the 1st September next. And
consgnments Of the Mixture will he made very there
after Certificates issued Shareholders who will request
the Agency IL they desire it.
The undersigned will Agent until the shareholders
elect directors year. who viii have the
management until their successors shall be elected.
Newspapers in Mobile, Montgomery, Tuscaloosa, Hunts
VILE Taladega and Tuscumba that will publish this twice
and other advertisements the amount OF dollars, and
send copy, will receive one share Address,
C. W. CROZIER, Pstentee,
KuoWv lie Tanu
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IRA A. STOUT

A UG TION ER.
OFFICE No. 4e RRoNT ST.
Thrss doors fran Puzzle square, NAsHvILLR. Tea.
fNTILL ieI a. tins properly f ahs hrnsht 81 tass
w santRg an Aacsi0nsss. kee0aa had 6urniiuFt,
snd al ku q perhaoe FforsFtg. sod fubhc eaa4fe
Ao. NtsFors haEed pabey. ant soll 4acsn VIII kend
- ~ kns IN lae 81 DaxidHan, II Ne ely, q
private aouses. ssa On l4fns Tar hE
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-23

SUNDRIES.
EO STEEL CROW BARS,
w 26 bundles Steel Buggy Tires,
10 sheets Copper,
$50 Copper Bottoms,
IS Hall Speer Flows,
20 /" T" Cutvators
II kegs Boiler Rvets,
- Wrought Spikes,
300 assorted Skillets and Lids,
100 Ovens and Lids,
80 pair Dog Irons,
Platform Scales.
Just received by steamer Wenons and for sale by
D. ID. DICKEY, No 5 College st.,
sp4 DC Nashville
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
ss ~: -: s q 49,
Express Notice.
- 49, 49, - - .s.;s5sss
MEMPHIS AND CHARL EsTON RAILROAp.

TIVE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY have made
Il engagements with the above Rairold fIr Daily Express
Line prepared receive and forward Freight,
PACKAGE &C. BY Passenger Trains to Huntsville Decatur,
fuscumbia and in ermeiate stations the NJ O. and n.
4 @. Railroads. small Packag at reduced rates.
EE Messengers leave Nashville daily att o'clock, An
g- Freights be forwarded bv Express vii be called
or without extra eharge. Lapl0-l A. X. HOLT Agent.
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RATES OF FREIGHT
FROM CHARLEST0N AND SAVANNAH
TO NASHVILLE.

TsalEtesT - sslEsEEA
FROM CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
TO NASHVILLE.
On and after the First of june.
FIRST CLASS.
Piano FOrtes Books and Stationery, Bcots, Shoes and
Hats; Liquors, oils, &C., in bottles Camphine and
Spirits Turpentine, IN bbls.; Carpe'ing, Cana Glass
and Glassware, Cigars in cases; Clocks Conf etiona
res, Cotton Cards Cutlery, 10 k and boxes;
Dfy Goods IN boxes and bales; Drugs, Fruits Fruit
Trees and Shrubber,, Furs Garden Seeds Looking
Glasses and Looking Glass Piste, at owners risk)
Oysters 10 and jars. Sahdlery, Tin and Britannia
Ware, Teas and sPcv, PER 100 lbs, from 1st Deesn-
Der TO LIST
and from i.t June 20 1st December LIS
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware except such ssi eidrd First and Third
class; Coffee Mills Machinery; Foreign Liquors. IN
bbl, and pipes; Tobacco 10 boxes Leather in rolls
and boxes; Oils, in bbls. and casks; Croekery and
Queensvare in crates aud casks; Rice, Whiting,
Plaster, Sheet Brass and Copper, per 100 s1o0
THIRD CLASS.
Axes ShoVeis Spades. Sad Irons Zinc and Tin pigs;
TuPlate, AnviIs, Vices, casks Of Chains and boes,
Manila and Cotton CorIage, Coffee, heavy Castings,
MIN Gearing, Railroad Wheels and Axles Chairs and
Spikes, and Resin in bbs per 100 50
SPECIAL RATES.
Furniture and Carriages boxed and other Fight articles
not enumerated; also, Carboys Of Acids, other
Chemicals, will be charged by actual weight, but at
double firsi Glass Rates, or per 100 lbs..- ..s25O
The the from Charleston and Savannah 20
Stevenson, and all stations this side Nashville.
Overcharges where they evidently exist viii be corrected
by Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad and paid by the
Treasurer upon proper eereate from the gent delivering
The Roads will not pay for hid EN- damsges or injury
contents Of boxes or packages when external appearance
Of damage exists
No claim for damages viii he considered unless accom- pa
MED with receipt showing the goods good
order when delivered TO the Roats Charleston and
vannah
Of short goods The Roads require 80 days
animation Of the ne found by the expiration 81 that
time the Road del verng wiz be auth rsed paybut
claim shall b. considered goods sought unless receipts
are exhibited 5 evidence Of shipment
No goods will be delivered until s charges paid, and
receipt gwen by the consignees or their agents
The Agents Of the n. c. r. r. unier heavy bonds
the company; and al freight bills due the Agents indi
vdutly therefore freight bills be paid u and
for charges damages, &C be paid by
the Treasurer only, certificate Of the Agent and
thorty q the Superintendent.
mavI5 HI. ANDERSON, Supt.
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REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND kssHynLE

f1tAEAs
TIHHE Tew stesmer "SCOTLAND."f It'll -
i 1900 iors bgFinen-capsAin T. l. grF-sEtt - ]
DszsEKEs 1his steamer beiuE
bull Al Lousvine, viii finished 81 The iOsh News te
vhen she vii racs tn tie trade regular Packs
The Scotiaud 4 entifcy nsw beat o. he nrs. eiAss
and hut excl2-v " Tor he NASHVILLE AID Nee Orleans
trade er dFEf ehabing Der 10 vim bad shen
Other "a ocne only Eight. We saict Tor her share "
publ patronage. A. HAMILTON,
JOHNSON. n0RsE Co. ageass.
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NASHVILLE, sMITHLAND AND PADUcAH
PACKET
NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS

PACKET.
TINHE new steamer HUMBOLDT a cVT-n -
1900 tons burthen, Capt. Na. EAFg1a
SIRoS0, John d. Taylor Clerk. @AnsAz&zAs8N asszz@
This ste amer Is finished at Cincinnati, and ready 10
take her place 10 the trsde
The Humboldt is entirely boat Of the first class and
built expressly for the Nashville and New Orleans trade
her light dranght drawing only 26 inches waer viii enable
her S4ih load Shen others only come Light
We solicit Tor her a share Of pub c patronage.
JOHNSON, H0RNE CO, I lot,
oct22-6m JOHNSON, WEAYkks&ac'-,
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YOUNG AMERICA!
Agents Wanted every county this and adjoining States
To sell the above and improved
CORN AND COBB MILL.
TITO all such chance to make money will be oGeredd
Exclusive State and County privileges will be dsposer
of Oh unusually fair TERMS by application to the proprieo
FARMERS AND STOCK RAISERS,
offer you Corn and Cob Mil unsurpassed in the I'm
on which be superseded by past future in
venons II is the very Mill which every Farmer and Stock
Raiser should have it will crush from to 10 bushels Corn
and Cob per hour, with horse is easily fitted up and
managed weighs $40 lbs and as all contact OF the grinding
surfaces prevented will last any farmer ordinary life
time I speak thus Of its durability, because the same
principle has been fairly tested in the old Bark MILL Who
rIILL ON TRIAL
for mon H. and it don't give complete satisfaction, to
return i II there any thus disposed, let him
ey be refunded The Cusher can be attached TO horse
power, which renders it the most convenient
Mill south of Masons and DiNoD's line. All other Grushers
the South require too much power or vi" soon wear
out According to
THE LAWS OF NATURE,
Com and Cob Mill which admits Of a lateral wabbing
motion will necessarily soon wear out other Crushers
amenabe to this grand objection and the Proprieors
p.RE not disnute H. In the instruction Of "YouSG AMER
IoA" have power and CONTRADICTION Ihave
esseued friction and CHALLENGE ONE WORD to the contrary
have prevented wabbng lateral uotion, and all are
uperor TO any other MEL. am selling this Tennes
see invention at the small sum Of
Fifty DOLLARS,
And wanting good thing" earnestly request
e TO examine merits and principles OF this Mill
apd order from the Projectors Agents.
A liberal discount made TO dealers.
J. P. DR0MG0OLE, Sole Proprietor.
Shelbyvile, Tenn.
G. T. is,
Ellis Moore CO., 81 Market street, Nashville, Manu-
cturers and General Agents.
Beaumont, Fall Co.. Clarksvile, Agents for Montgomery
County.
Alb Watkins, Pulaski Agent for Giles County.
VIM. B. Hunt Salem, Agent for Franklin County, Tenn
and Jackson county, Ala.
James b. Vance, Castalisn Springs, Agent for Sumner
County
J. W. Hatcher, Columbia, Agent for Maury County.
w. NJ. Bell, p. NJ Rome, AGENT fer Smith County.
J. r. Akin, Charleston, Agent for Bradley County.
W. R. Hunley Bros Loudon, Agents for East Tonnes
see oct l5-dAwly
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For Memphis, New Orleans, ST. Louis
and Louisville

II " u u IL
TNHE splendid new passenger steamers CITY OF HUNTS
WILLIE, W. WEAVER, Master, leaves Nashville every
Monday at IL O'clock
J. g. CLINE J. c. IIITE Master, leaves Nashville every
Wednesday at IL O'clock
JOHN SIMPSON, W 7. YEATM4N Master, leaves Nashville
every Friday at ~ O'Clock,
Connecting at Paducah with the daily Louisville and St
Louis United States Mail Boats and at Memphis with the
splendid New Orleans steamers Bulletin, II. R. W. Hill Geo
Collier and IngOmar.
accommodations Of this line be surpassed and
passengers will find it by far the speedest of travel
either North or South.
For freight or passage apply to
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For freight or passage apply to
A. L. DAVIS, Agent,
4 Mail Packet Once

E- Capt B. DuFnED viii remain in New Orleans during
the season. for the Nashville Memphis and
New Orleans line Of Mail Steamers. Also, for the Steamers
AMERICA and HUMBOLDT All business intrusted TO his
the above boats will be promptly attended to free Of
charge Idecl1 A. l.. DAVIS
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REGULAR NEW ORLEANS PACKET

TTNHE and light draught steamerH G7T1n -
CUMBERLAND, CAPT NJ. ID. r. EHH-leZtetf1 /
II. BRoOKS, being nearly finished
and the best adapted boat for the trade, will commence
plying the si Of December next between this port and
New Orleans This boat has superior accommodations for
passengers besides being adapted carry every description
Of freight and stock satisfactory For freight
passage and orders, apply on board or to
novS-6m Ii. II. HARRISON, Agt.
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PAPER MILL,
PAPER MAKING. RAGS &c.
AM nov happy hforEn The pubic tAal have got nv
] naE Sill fats bsi add In f4l and complete operation,
VIII largely increased capacity and turning cat om
20 70 100 bs q PAGER daily. C1nsisilag o. al dsscrip
lions and Of Ness and Book PAPER. whch VII sen Al
a. reasonable prices a. Il Be obtained h The West
To Cotton Factories.
We are roe mskiae large lo q cston Yam Paper, g
By S. hs prize q vhrh have red1se % ~ O. per rea
As All ether ssss caon Earn Papsr an price 10 propor
uon Ao1 earnestly scs the atttutan u Faciors 20 ssy
M their Rope Tagging and Ehrsad Waste, mr. shch wiz
Day a. eivaaard price 10 cssh or paper
70 MERCHANTS AND RKDDLKzs.
sst Al a yea 700 hsvs r4s 80 70 bring IhsHa 10
ne 1nd get ths casn isr then-
ssofsel re prenslaais tba % pay Ne Isl 5uiy
". WHlTsMAS,
Eorlh Last CuFaer fuhiic sqaNs.,
eseFvil. -.
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REGULAR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKET

THE fine Freight and Passenger 9TH -
l Steamer, +. HOWARD, Y E4EECtefs54a
NORTHERN, Master has commenced ssezsszEszzsaax
and will continue make regular trips between :hs city
and New Orleans the present Her capacity for
rying freight equal any boat in the trade and shippers
may rely upon promptness in the delivery Of goods
nov15-6m J. 4 r. YEATMAN, Agents.
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Ynasal AnnIvAr. OF rnUNKs.

FH&afI ARRIVAL. OF TRUNKS.
NRAFElkES sfl sad VERY large stock a rs tett -
LestdSr trunks, f2hces Tapestry ane LeAther Naf&
preof fAs ~ coteee street. kaglsh -ois Le<thef.
kussst and ktd Leaiher Frunka exfra r1i Asas
Frunks Rn5 bannes hoxr sas is9shes hugsT te.t ana
snss joan kAMkdE
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THIRD CLASS.
SPECIAL RATES.

Axes, ShoVes, Spades Sad Irons Zinc and Tin m pigs;
u-pate, Anvils. Vices, casks Of Chains and boes,
Manila and Cotton Clr!aRe Coffee, heavy Gas ti1gs,
Mil Gearing, Railroad Wheels and AXies, Chairs and
Soikes nd Rosin irb his nsr ion h.
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lust RECEIVED nom New York. a small LOT Of
81 hOe eebrsted Patent FreeEers by which gallon Of the
be sno0tlesf and 0itf ICE CREAM be made in the
Incredible short space Of six minutes. FOR sale BY
apis MACKENZIE WILSON.
WATEH COOLERS.
IHTEhavs hand good supply Of plain and elegant
w decorated Water Coolers Of various sses and at low
4
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HUGHES BROTHERS,
Gl
Ambrotype, Photographic

AND
ID A G. y r. u " 4 An Ar r 4 > Il y,
NO. 9s UNION STREET, NASHVILLE.
A MBROTYPES, Photographs, plata eoored. in oil and
"a warranted durable any other style OF painting
Daguer e0ypes streoscoPc Crayon or Ngneue' and eT
cry other svie OF petue taken this establishments 10 tie
highest perfection Of the Ar and warranted u please or no
hale.
AMBROTYPES.
Although these beautiful Pctares we're but recently infre
ducrd by the subscrbers this city they have become
popular that have great secured thc seTv
ees Of an eminent ArJst from New York. 70 attend 20 this
branch Of the business exclusive y.
BRING ALONG THE JUVENILES
Children can By hs process have their Lkeuesees taken
sucker than any other Esy-only three second
being required for sngand warranted 20 give satsfac
ton OF 10 charge vii Be made Bring them along and
ianso HUGHES BROS.
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Hardware, except such as cidrd IN First and Third
class; Coffee Mills Machinery; Foreign Liquors, ia
bhl, and pipes; Tobacco, 10 boxes; Leather in rolls
and boxes; Oils, in bbls. and casks; Crockery and
QueensWare in crates aud casks; Rice, Whiting,
Plaster Sheet Brass and Copper per 100 lbs 81
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13
Slanslering the Miners.

The Black Republican organ, in San
Francisco, perpetrates villaiDous slander
upon the miners of California. Not content
with proclaiming that their own city has
been the scene of corruption, fraud, ballot
box stuffing and doube-voting, this Black
Republican organ seeks to drag others down
to level with their own infamy, and accuses
the miners of doube-votng, of compelling
Cinnamon and Indians to vote, and Of en-
tering their names as white men. The Edi-
tor says he has been some seven years in the
mines, and has witnessed these things, and
that miners admit it. and make fun of it.
What beautiful citizen this Black Rcpub-
lican skunk must have BEEN to witness such
transactions for "seven years. without
putting stop 10 it, and only mentions II ow
in order to make capital against the Demo
cratic party. lie knows that large ma or-
ty are democratic, because it is to the DEM
ocratic party that they are indebted for the
privilege of working the mines without first
procuring a license so to do like John Chi
namen! This pure minded Black Republi-
can Editor does not mention the particular
locality where these frauds upon the ballot
box have been perpetrated by miners, but
casts the stigma upon the population gcner-
ally, and backs 1t up by a seven years res
dence" Should his statement be denied,
we suppose he would make affidavit that his
charge was true of his own knowledge and
participatiOn-as Black Republican could
hardly live "seven years in the mines,
without perpetrating some rascaiity-and
miners must expect to be slandered, if they
permit Black Republicans, who come among
them, to make their escape! As nothing Of
the kind has ever been perpetrated by the
miners in this vicinity, We hope the Black
Republican will not include the miners OF
Butte, in making its charges of fraud and
corruption.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13

ZcaJ~ a correspondent of the Marysville
Inquirer, writing from Forest City, under
date Of Oct 9th says-The Spring House,
Minnesota, was burned to the ground yester-
day, and one man burned to death-Samuel
P,ice, formerly OF Pennsylvania. Report
says Price was inebriated and went into the
house with a candle. 1t is supposed thlt he
staggered and fell, SO as TO set fire to the
bedding in the room
The snow is now two inches deep on the
ground here, and am told that fifteen miles
from this, on the line of the Truckce Ditch,
1t is ten inches deep,