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AND MORE IMPORTANT NEWS!
r. 4. Es2E.z.ssgg, soul4 IEfarln all pbea4 i
may that he may all times be found
yhs fs~ his oil sttui, FlUma4cFs building, Pearl
street. - VI Vain ready and WI
q DO all in his power the sois' of men.
T"nra ard children goad Of Boots AL
iN.s hand, the
and eralaisJp. warranted IL sfac"n. Bur tie
Important matter that Of al the
th E r SErInune dIa the pecuIt srttaes O. tie
Er-.if have lrr r.seu ADOPT the exclusive
oh'th ! fat.E
IaiuE profits, Good MATERIAL ana su 'statisi
ser il sentiment Irucie that heiicve to he aiinos It
ths ~ ant t!uL fully nten" At
All keep the prosecution o business
Richmond. 45-.-t B. l,sg. -
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Pref D J. Wo1DsA- are a As. ~ ?
AMI ri eur recently discover. Hair .i-sforalI.
s.- ssz iur ,s,-.4~, $50 Il ~ eoaerTa. aIi>t
.y. ,.~.. II. Asas> gtaers : il7 Il,
lar -x-r4Z years .as a~gns otrer II ar
ittraJlves, aLG zt IND yo4-s vastly superior 10
a..> as-a Il sa;lres cis4nses tAe lE.snl
Ga aud i'm s-1asn proper ass restore
ss.v persons san org .a>i, youtaful color sna
texture. giving Il healthy. sol sr4 glossy sggaer-
zs--- ans AL .Eaeu t.>s"-8vfaz he
..y.s il sr I4e d1sss o. Nai1a 81 erazs < .,s.-
IN Ipt,re rc5oasa-za every o- Us lrs.s e
having fine ~cler sE1 texture 70 Azir.
it..yee; .alty. yours, HILSoN KING.
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;, so FOR splendid Watches, Jewelry and
aey articles. so to c. A. Dickin.on's. See
Us advertisement in another column. !.
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By Mrs THoNAs on the above subject 10 starr
Hall on F.iiar evening next. She viii answer
any questions On this subject that may De asked
by persons in the aadieIce Adm ,tianeo l0 els
"A COOP NAME IS RATHER To BE CHOSEN
THAN GREAT RICHES Words Of praise com
ing from ore OF our citizens, in regard TO the
management Of our public schools and the
progress Of the pupils. are very acceptable
and pleasant 10 the ear, allho' they sound Of
times like fattery and self praise but coming
from a stranger, they afford gratifying and
conv incing evidence Of sincerity, and that
merit alone has called them forth. Tie fol-
lowing note, addressed 10 friend by Mr..
BATcHELDER who has been engaged in super
intending =, hools in Ohio for the past four or
five years. was not designed for the public
eve; but deeming that the good name" given
our worthy Superintendent, and the praise he
gives to the advancement OF his pupils, would
be but bidding him God speed' IN his
work. and a source Of encourxgem .nt 70 HIM
and them, We procured il for publication;
One Hon. in the Richmond Pabi,c school.
RIcnmoGD, January 3. 1856
he DtpptS OF itifiIuOIi may wen tttt
proud OF their schools There are none bet
ter in the State Seldom have | been more
highly entertained for an hour, than WIS to-
day il these schools. | had not time 10 hear
reci.a.ions in the different rooms: but heard
Mr. Hurty's class in Arithmatic. Ii was sur
pr~ing To- see with what quickness and accu-
racv the scholars solved and demonstrated the
questions iropoundel Tie class consisted of
about foriv and all seemed TO enter with the
whole soul into the work before them. Dir.
Hurty'S questions were taken at random tor
the purpose of making the pupils practical.
and TIE manner in which they demonstrated
those questions. aud the clear explanations of
the principles involved. showed tiat they had
not been allowed To skin, over the surface for
tie purpose Of getting through the took but
Lad been most thoroughly drilled till they had
Obtained clear and full conception of the
uhy aid achercfore. Their readiness. also, in
the combination OF numbers. evinced uncom-
mon practical know Wedge OF those abbrevia
tons and contractionS III atithnatiral opera
tons, which much contribue 10 the saving
Of timc-nvauable to the man ot business
The few minutes spent in the HI IN School
Department. and some other ones were suffi
cent 10 show Ihat perfect system pervaied the
schools.
The government Of large school is more
difficult than the government Of a SAFE
Let the people look wei to tn. interests of
the Public Schools. and the Public Schools
will furnish ample protection to the SAFE
GEO. w. BaTcuELpER.
HS- The new Council will meet to morrow
friday evening, for the purpose of organi
zny. and trausacting such business as may
Be laid before them by the Mayor in his an
GERS are requested 10 meet a; the same time,
for the purpose of fling Bonds aud being
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@ L APT0 ID TION AIRY.
EArIAT more e.s-a-is! 20 every family. Counting
: rueru. >tu!-H sal .st ces evefr oli5a
he rgHt use rc l37suss meaning. ortsas-
al TON ARla-ot 4.-.s n@eess.ty anu PsrmaneGt
value
NtE>Tf.E-S ~ IltL-1 i EH,4 ;1l@ r. y "a
St-risrj ccr,t>f-.s c'4e. rel.vt a7 tosr1S
Iuste n 2e-.s.-t-sa a55is, puei- IL
.u~-ion., entirely con<iasaye, ss.s lioa Join g
CASI Make \ EETgER INyESEs5ENT7
Ppb.4she4 ~ u s Z. MERRIAM >pring te5d, Mass
-.o-3 BY 81 booksellers
a.,o-W ehster,- school Dictionaries, AcsaerDi-,
.Eh Sahooi ar ErrEsary
I be had re .5oN stores OF BuT5aas sri Elder
Jsrusrv III, 81 4--F
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s. LoCIs. 4ze =. s55-
Pref woo0-As you are about - p~e9.re saL vea1
our recently discovered iissr Res seF-sfva ard -
RAJ s.ssca q II : IL s-zr- : a4.r
tlcntEs ago. TeFy IRA sEz stTer using tgv9
7oses 81 Noer Hair kesto~ztfvs- i assumed urlgs
color anu is spF c- tt2r, 81 d&n4rt.d nas
esappeare3 ~ ON 70 hess su AVE bean troubled
II 10 Create .t<a4ng Is sae scalp satis-
iaosa VIII regret gives ire
apezraRee q having eses reoeafly cIed an pre-
pared. therefore rec0afn1 rs e ali W as are
tesi-ags CT h.vIn. besstIsui hs2d Of ha5r.
sir. yoG-s, sc.
Il L. STEWART
For sale in Cincinnati by JOHN ID PARK. cerasr Of
Fourth and W .i1a-. a na2osisctvT=rs prices
y B--Ne P1t Up tas Rastor4isses ao.A v ita An2
without sediment. zad taas for ln color taAs
eoazzEasEg Sediment the best
tor sale R.eanoua a. ne prrg Store of l. z.
MCCULLOUGH
Octsas1 -. I>55. 49,
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Ne Tee.

FAyFNC sold Gus ny cnre Interest i tbs Hard ware
it-aie 70 C0als & psrciva take p sasu-e IL -eca1
needing them 70 r-v friends ard seEs
sei t. give entire sasIsa-sz 81 was Tasy Favor
them with cal. J. 3 , IA " BRIDGE
Ui.hrn,r.1 Is M. a. $50. 4-S~
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rg- The battle oi New Orleans wss souyb,

g he Ua-lle o. New Orleans was fought
on the 8th Of january-the name Of Andrew
jackson was thereby rendered immortal. On
the sth of January, r. Jackson received al
additional assortment OF Goods, vi ich he is
seilin. chesper than any other house in the
city AID that fact shows him sill 10 be NOR
tal-hsring an eye single to the cash system.
and the interest OF his customers. See his
advertisement and give him cal.
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civ >iiGe store.

/ have just reeeiy ed fir View \ ork
- and GInernnaf an exfen-i We and superior
- sto,k Of Ladies', Misses and ChIidren's
Sh6e-. coH~.sting II French Kid, Enau1el-
ed bronze ard .sn cucred Bu-kns and Slippers, Jen
~ Lind caters Ia Hes. Misses and children. Pine
boots aHl Shoes fur .id boys such calf, goat
l-., patent leather, and cloth Congress Shtes and
Slippers
Has - various s-yie--silk, PaBama, Palm Leaf and
Mar eail,o. style and most beautiful finish.
am I1i1uf4e:Br. all Of the agst la AonabIe klnis
IF {sots and shoes order Of the best materials aud
- having M employ the hest q w6FkHaen.
fees confident from t- experience have iad n hu-
sae-s thatiny work VIII compare favoTsbly with any
The West Tba8kfc fF past Iatress se ! r. pet
faEly -ilicit 4 sanfinufFsee II il. JOB BoftIDS-
RirhraorH. Sept. -. 1855 4f-H
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T. Tbs will be continued atthe 81 sea y the
IN : ers -I.ei, EkpCkEkA CO..
j,.ge.I.Jvr ., i-55. -;
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Dennis & Kings Column.
=
DENNIS & KING.
Auctioneers. Brokers and Commission
merch ants,

AT the OLD STAND OF ". 7. DENNIS & CO,
Ao. Ct Hain street r. edmond. In :,
icCT aa3 sell Real Estate and Personal Properly,
.eStcek-. Bon8s and Ne.es
Deslers il lmproSed stock. Farming Tools and
Machinery. Of every description. Also, Grain FRO
!u ? All Grass Seels Of Ill Xmas
Agents tor aa par1aa>e sale II vsls Patarts
LOANS 2ege,i4ted, ana CASH advances on con-
,igamen.s
John Hunt. Esq Baker RishDoni:
Lewis bark, Esq,
Brown Y Narrosv.
Richnoad, Oct :, $50 ga
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No EXCITEMENT.

The following kinds Of Watches. 20 Re hal
Erh. c. \ DI@KiN~ONs, No g Main street
da;hst the prices set forth:
Ocen ira, iepiua va. hes silver cases SIS 20
Levers, full jewelel, ~ 90
=. 81. Ou,rtier Wsirhas 800
4n,,i,, ,,ai i.eDines. xiIvar cases 10 90
full Jew elej Levers, u 90
:. P.;.nt cvers $40 % % 20 90
O,a, f,raa p.teut Levers IS % 10 20 no
- eYina- gold cases Is carats fine. 20 90
fnl. i-weied Levers 25 90
Pat nt Levers. luii JrVSelsd, 90 %
Hunting case Lppin- gold ca>e = fine, % 90
Levers. full Jaw e!ed, 80 10
Patent Levers, full jswelad- Is
fine, SO % 10 2O9 %
Chrunornerer Watches, gold cases,
Is fiae 80 90
Duplex euts. Il csrats fine,
r4uted timers. from - o. 70 IiU %
Iigut.nr case Is rarst gold. double time. Inie-
pendtn: second hand, open face, so 90
tI,p.i,, "a. de- s. %
All OF the above Watches v-rran ed
& \ DICKINSON,
r,r,,r, IN 1876 20. 50 Ms -tr
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Report of the Committee Of WAYS and
Means, 1855.

The Committee Of Ways and Means to whom w.s re
fered the report. Of tho Collector MAYOR repor.
that they have examined the found them cor
rect The commit; herewith hnlt their annual re-
port Of the receipts and Kpend itarss:
RECEIPTS
10 balance in treasury At last report.... sIs5 IS
Cash rec q OF John Finley, Mayor. SO o.
DO do >. Eimondson. Collector, ~. 8 90
40 do ! Finley, Mayer, -......-.... IL -
DO DO W. Il. Benton, Colieetor....... 5.629 "a
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E- The United Brethren Church IN Dub
In. Wayne county, was DESTROYED by Ere on
Tuesday evening lasc
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CentreviIle Steam " orks.

Centreville Steam u orks.
> aDQ POPLAR Warat. Red oaE AMI Asa Logs warte4
1870 for Nheh ns highest casa prise MI be paid
deliv cry a. the Depot.
ia large supply poplar. walnut. oaN and ash shin
superior quality ana Jojst constantly Aeit
hand stcesi prizes
az Ttn,e~ WORKED Uron the halves delivered in as large
convenient We also 10 Turning SasiaE, it"aaN
Gt.udJnC. exc EATON y CLAIM
JllE % 3rJa 81
- received Cincinnati, the IA;
80 Co0taI. Par'3r piqfe aHa Sap Stores,
rat. far e.ai Will he sold usual log
lr:css cash. a. tbs City stow store.
LEFEEKE & UNDERWOOD
October 20. 1855. 44-tf
II s-z,.s a,..st Tor sale 10y e. ZIMMER.
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Just Received

4 Fan ,ssortaeEt &C CsEuso Pins. Drops and Brace
let's single and n also. ii. ond ans piss
At Z. A. DICKINSON,
January TO- No s. Main streets
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.e.ni-Anuuai Report

OF the condition OF tire Cambridge City Baak for the
- six months preceding the first Monday n january
-,
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LECTURE On SPiRITU AL PHILOSOPHY
By Mrs THoNAs the above subject 10 starr
Hall Fiiiag evening xt. She VIII answer
any questions on this subject that may De asked
by persons in the aadies.ce Adn,ttane5 10 cts
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n Rchnont 80 E: timber lr5es house si;h
24o ACRES as;z grssr.s 'aa! 2 pa. sGa9:y
t=Tts Al! r-saests very desirable 'r.e' " I'll ~ -
a r2rg-4a. D. \ ~ +.
so ACRES ,sa .ea 1as. Es9saa + E. n
tiuter y = =.
s1IdHTY Of Eoo !.ad in o4ea county sH mill.
n-r, onelslf gale fr"ua good -" Mil 1i's
property ALL be taken in exchange, T. n
q GOOD uoUsE, corner ala Walnut s'rees--
"A cellar all in good oFivr-eiii be sold
cheap \.
anna ACRES Of .ope':orrAna the Boston TX Rs-r
q s>rG tame house aal ,ool %. Frankiia s,5-~r
n north OF MAN, At a oarsaia- h. & r,
s.IdIrY ACRES good land on the Newcastle RatiroaI
~ yemss from town. acres cleared good hTssr' @i
Re sc!u Tow u X n
EIGHTY q lnl a,..ss cas-, Of ehmo.1 ~ ps.
sbargaln. y q b
s,ishty .cre> Good Lana on the sAl,nseE Run a,
county ''-' Dennis KING.
5Eou.e and Lot near Wa<hin son Avenue. Lot con,
ttins three acres. larse house sevs@ r+'ts, mix
Lot can he sneItIeI at,l,taseos>.s. sas cottage,
pleasantly situated @ill ae taken N exchange. 49,.
p-'' rs ~ N'>'
Cteam saw Will ana SIX acres e cool 'Tl. seve1
opile. north Kai-A,sJesH, neuTy county i'i i"ot
dwellings, Uil3nSs. Mia IsooA oratr'7''i
sihs, NaeHe aud l"1n 'tGslg. az 80. ~. - .,,e
OF i'Ni Mn W. . ID, ,ry lSg DEANS \ King.
,l.,t ,t -. -. ,,rss
u ellin@. far Ana orchards, !rps,, Mia
and tlae ain ga i'e
( premises. WIN lie soid at a bargain ,. -,
House and lot Man street, between Frass!in
y ANA Fifth Lot ~ feet fl"tt ~ 100 'ieep ne e.
lie property or lis 7t-s'' ''' u I3is< n;
BIN Ms - ''-''
'E'hrre Thousand Dollars IN Richmond t'''
bAN->i'' - rN-'"'
\ 80 - 800 - =. f." 49, .r.t,...- or or st.t
-, - D.Syts y KIN !.
De s0ll !oN-
inn proved Let on Main sFee Ssitu ali the heces-
Nsary ealenees or Livery has-ness. Lot 81 an
= tx - tret tu gaoa et-.F Terms i1W ana 'as %
iz-1s. DLN->i> = hiND.
E-ffrL ~ fns sea4 on Seventh street.
New. ;. DhNAt> = hiN".
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NOTIONS AND CONNECTIONS.

II. c. LEWIS 4 co,
RE now receiving their Spring supply Of new md
y fresh Goods. consisting great variety of so
HONS. TOYS. ON Et.TiON~. FRUITS. NUTS,
PERFUMFBY. &c. hieh they offer tor sale at Is hole
sale retail such terms will SUIT Customers.
They have also established in connection BAKE
EY nd prepared tnrni>h to order evervthins
line Wholesale aGd tai. the best u zrtt
cie-, and at ioss terms they % had IN the
Gil and examine our stock. We have the articles
or ga .e AMI viii -ell those no wish te purrhAsc
- Is Of the loan House
Richmond. \ prI 10. ISIS. I7-tf
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rE-hrce .z'hauSaud Dollars in Richmond city
E.,szl, E-r.t.- Is per fair Isr.ns-
DENNIS Y KING.
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sEaIa 'Hs..ss.

Teas every variety constantly for sale
by undersigned Persons wanting good article.
sh5ad call 81 Main wbe. they get
st,#Ifia8-
N4r.h O. 1875 GEO. ". BARNES
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II eW Arrangem ent.


- IINNt.t} would respectfully inform his I'D
- friends ana customers. chat he has moved his
f's..v :nanuFaetory TO No. ~ Aiain whore he
NJ keep general assortment CT Candies. Nuts
-'rtitt. AL Cigars Also, a general assortment Of
NOTIONS Threads. Buttons. Combs, Ho, =.
u nyas and such articles usually kept in No.
tio sale yhoies4le retail, C!ncin-
a. pres.
richmond. August q 1855 34.tf
shaker krOOlns:
boz these justly celebrated Brooms, direct
- I MON Village, for sale ~ q. ". BARNEs
June :. 1855. 25t!
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CRY ELEcrIoS-The following is the result
Of the election held in this city on Monday
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$685. O.

JOHN II HUTTON J
LEWIS BURk Committee
JAMES NJ STARR
~ o. farni,are in other houses niss for S.co,
"smoraced in tais item - NN"oo~
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EEou.e I'D Lot Washington Avenae. Lot con
tlins three acres. large house, seEei rooms "''k
hu--e Wood hottse sitag iur, lie srns
Lot can he sui.yIei adNattaErss>-t- s4iS cottage
DENNIS * KING.
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PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE,

z sRD. WOOD ite.t ErS,1r~t4ve Is 40 duuat. the
a. wya1s1.43 uIs>Jssry HIS age OF progress.
me fUIo ~ i tsol Distinguished a.sttvr q tae
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God Water s'ONcr, Saw Viii and forty I've acres
VI three miles from ksciinuHd Two good
e}lip aId duFa He springs MAJ III
and l-ac~ itn ga t'e
* sold at a bargain.
' DENNIS X KING.
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Scx, Frame toIta=e Ola Seventh street, ser
ba s,iitav DENNIS - AIN !.
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Ctean saw Will ana SIX acres e cool ,'"d. seven
SmiIr- north Ut kA-Atsl4s lIery eeunty. lt- Ho"i
firm tven - A..i jlsiIEs MH Ia good or5er, an
shl4- AaciIie and CrGsher all cof irt-, Eshhe
auIir power, plenty poplar t'uer s'>e the
mi Viii he sold very low DEANS hANH.
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a House and Nm street. between FrarN!ln
ANA Fifth LIT ~ tGosIeep Its m"ss e.
< lie property roAt4ae s-sent
DENNIS & IsI&u.
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y in. rosed Lat Man s.reet. with all the nsees-
sarv aaIanees or Livery Business. Lot 81 sAi
- tx - See, IN COOS ct..r Terms iIw ana ,
win payments, sI.I lie exchanged tcr good western
f-.,s LLN>rl> :. KING.
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7satche>.

n GROSS Matches. ich Tl4 DC soAa
a. seN = ' JET - - O. ". BARNES
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LARGE lot Of Cashmere Sstnes. BOOTS. Shoe
Hats JUST received and viii te sold cheap the ehell
HAM,
!lth month !. 1883. s5u
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VERY Neat pxellin, House fer sale OF rent, .itua
a ted south Frankie : ct.
Do. = pOr 4 nOILINGSMORTN :
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ct,it= ground, ao.l-iig E.eueA = All IA .asti order
Tt Liza neIy aiAi gardening ami ~4i
: : ia very Io,s or res. EE&AI> ~ hLAU-
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give acres ane land 20. nie ,ran Main ssFse:
u -, DENNIS & 49,
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ID ',ipifion

IxO.icrY, Gloves. ConafOrts- Draw Hrs,
II --s.,...4,.s.t. for sale iy =. ZIMNEl
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Fruit and Ornamental Trees!

January 10. 1873.
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nne hundred and sixty acres o. good 1 nl'eE
"a antana N Mercer county Illinois Ethh i've rni4e
af4 fsez'T Tie H'ar-fing toe
..r5s-9-. DENNIS q kISG, a gents.
Richmond Dec 1855.
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4 TOPPER KETTLES

rF yoa SAINT a fine rice CiGAB. eli at holloway I.
iAUGHToN'S, rt-y keep The incest stoek z town.
o.g,
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.-tiREI lots Eencosed3 Seventh street. south OF
!. Man, very eIigtbly ioe~t-t-
New. Df-lN-N' - - Ni-'"'
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aud Lot on Pearl sire

good sz.lar lnt css;t-I--stEe seize
al /. VII -i5il
S,,e.lgrr Dim : & hINtI, "A MAJ street.
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svicaty acres Good Land on the SaiifnaBy Run
H. OF Ssutlwe- quarter 10. JaHsAlp }, Jay
DENNIS ~ KING.
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FINE premium tratsns buggy, very sunsTjor AMI sui
= staLElsI joy. hE-'->14 - 49,
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"a ACRES first quality prairie 'ADA x nlas county
<1O lo~4. miles FROM crlutx vtth suFsHll "a
tr--5. Al! r-saeets very desirable &. ~ S a
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The Placer herald., 1856-09-13
The True Issues.

The following statement OF the present po-
siton of parties we find in n late number of
the New Haven Register, and whatever may
have been the issues in previous presiden-
tial conflicts, does not this extract present
those of the present canvass in form as
correct and lucid as it is concise
There are practically but two parties in
the present contest-the democratic, which
is guided by the obligations Of the constitu-
tion-which seeks to render equal and ex-
act Justice to all men'-which protects
every man in the enjoyment of his religious
opinons-which leaves to each State the ar
rangement fits own domestic affairs which
endeavors to cement the bonds of the Union
by traternaI feeling among the several
States-and which would make our country
an asylum for the oppressed Of all nations
The opponents Of the demo cratic party are
of all creeds and colors, and have two well
defined characteristics; one OF which is the
persecution of men for their religious belief
- ia hideous spiriD and the other, deter
mination to dictate to the people Of their
sections of the country on the subject of sla-
very, or break up the Union. They are now
urging the people on to civil war in Kansas
throwing obstacles in the way of carrying
out the laws Of congress denouncing the
constitution as in the way oftheir schemes
and doing their best to destroy all tlaternal
harmony among the people of the different
States, 1t will not take patriotic voter
long to determine which party he ought to
support"
The Placer herald., 1856-09-13
Resolped, That the officers of this COM

Resolped, That the officers of this com
mittee correspond with Democrats of each
precinct, and obtain their views upon the pro
priety of holding two Democratic Barbacues
in this County prior to the general election.
On motion, it was ordered that the first
Barbade be held on the lst day of October
next at aplace to be selected by the officers
Of this Committee.
Resolced, That on the 3Oth dav of Octo-
her next, Mass Democratic Barbecue be
held at Bakers Ranch.
Ordered, That the Secretary of this Com
mittee be instructed to invite Democratic
speakers of the State to attend.
Ordered, That the proceedings be publish
ed in the Democratic papers in the county.
On motion, The Committee adjourned to
meet at the call of the chairman.
JOSEPH WALKUP, Chairman
p II. CLAYTON, Secretary.
The Placer herald., 1856-09-13

"THE PLACER HERALD" AUBURN. - A
late number contained paragraph in rela-
ton to ourself, so kindly and beautifully
written, and so full Of soul, that we can do
no less than acknowledge it here. The wr-
ter-and we don't know whether it was An
DERsoN or MTcHELL-says.
80 may it be with you, Mac, when you
are quietly sleeping the last sleep on the
sunny mountain side of our Serras, and the
bright flowers are blooming freshly above
you, may some true friend, for your memory's
STRIKE THE HARP GENTLY.
And il, here in the forest depths, we are to
breast the 'river deep and wide" with none
but strangers to set up stone where we
left the shore, let the hand that traced the
above beautiful passage write our epitaph.-
Sierra Citizen.