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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-06-30
THE MARKETS.
Charlotte, June 80, 1857.

WEEKLY BY T. M. ,FARKow
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-06-30

LOOKING GUILTY.--The Boston Post
surd than the idea that docking guilty.
proves guilt. An honest man charged with
crime is much more likely TO blush at the
accusation than the real offender, who is
generally prepared for the event, and has
his face ready made for the occasion. The
very thought of being suspected for any
thing criminal will bring the blood to an
innocent mans cheek IN nine cases out of
ten. The most guilty looking" person we
ever saw was a man arrested for stealing a
horse-which turned out to be his own pro-
perty.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-06-30

u We return our thanks to Mr. James
Ferguson of CASTOR county, for a list of
new subscribers, accompanied by the cash.
Mr. Ferguson has proven himself a friend
indpSd ---
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-06-30

HAPPY ADMINISTRATIONS Collins. late
of the Western Sentinel, and now connected
with know nothing paper just started at
Winston, has renowned allegiance to the
democratic party. The gods be praised,
we are happy to get rid of Collins. Colds
b0ro Tribune.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-06-30

LOTTERY Sw1NDLERs.--The Savannah
Republican says 1t would astoni<h one
unacquainted with the facts, to know the
real extent of downright swindling that is
being carried ON through the instrumental
ity of the Lottery system-chiefy at the
North. 1t has become great nuisance in
our land, las it is conducted in some pla-
ces.) leading the young and unsuspecting
into vice and dishonesty, and to eventual
ruin. One half of the thieving and defalca-
tons now so common among the employees
of government officers, banks and CONNER
cial houses, we have no doubt takes its orr
gin in the temptations held out by these
Ubiquitous concerns. They have regular
system of correspondence. chiefly with
those who are entrusted with the funds of
others. and such persons they ply with all
the appeals that ingenuity can invent, such
as personal compliment, promises of large
fortunes. special arrangements in their be-
half in some particular drawings, &c.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-06-30

HEAVY DEFALCATIoN.-The defalcation
of the State Treasurer of Ohio, it appears,
amounts to the enormous sum CT S77,71l.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
o1oVTEbE
WAITE WOn X S !

G. ". AERIOrT, .Pl-OPRlEIOh,
INT NDs Immediately to commence cN'"hdihS
Il III. tnujn pipe th"oagh Montgnmer}' D)""rr'
Bird HuniuOu. aud Myers streets. Parties VINO WISH
- have attachments made I" The SANE, VIII have
then ntteqde Ia leaving their orders al thc Orp
wife ~iettn VIII ONirt
The allvanlrgrs OF these Water Works to the CT
Ton. OF 0rnvlie NUT hr apparent Ia every on"--an
auxiliary and itbpr to TIE housewife, ns wei ~
stnrr rr., ,iYan. and hutei Keepers" aud ready al all
times or The day or night Tor their use
Il Il G & l. A I | Q \ $.
1.t. Pariie, wanting the water must apply Mt thr
o0ire and obtain their cerjhcaies for tue same. ny
u,,Inq the COS IT service ppH AMI olr M M rent
4ul NJ addition or alteration whneNer IN or
about any pipe or water cock. stail he mhdr or
caused To he made Uy person, taking lhe wafer"
u,u pe-ui--iol of the proprietor.
jri An prrs ms taking water SHAH Keep their own
service pipes, stnpcncKs, and apparatus !" @ooh
ar Ter at their "wu expense and shall prevent any
unnrcts-1r, waste "t water. ,
an PHrtirs taking the waer and allowing Their
rrohhor. aud Others to the tme, VIII be charger
.in.Il,i,, rait-. or more ~ the c's" may be-
SIN The Wafer Rent Is due in aivancr, monthly,
and in an cl,- the rent t. not paid by the ON
che water Vilt ne -topted
The proprietor is Hj Hines supplied Win mater
a tor nee pIuc water clusrt-. &C. and has IN hes
employ one "a M best plumbers u a@4' sta c.
Oruyille, a lrll 2th, l-17
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-12
MIn ARD FL. rARLEY.

ATTORNEY & COUN>ELLuR At Law
NOTARY PUBLIC, REAL ESTATE AGENT AND coN-
vEYAscER, Oroyllic, Butte County. Cal.
Wnl practice IN the supreme AM District Courts
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-12
Q r . v | l. l. =
Steam Saw Mill,
HEAD OF MONTGOMERY ST.

TyyHE Proprietor Of this establish nent IL now pre-
u,rrd ta contact far. aud d' iver orders from
5nn ,. . iln uo1 feet. IF either common Pine or Red
F,r Iumh. r MT the lowest market rates Inc "el
FIR viii ne found the best Fencing im0er that can
be used 80, go, , ,,
,.,t,tr Ia uurcHasr AT this mil. n ihty can nave
,he,r "A nbrr sawed to order III eng la ANA sizes 10
suit and delivered Free %! tharg"
Attached t0 thiH esiahiloh'nrnt IS oSt o' "'u
,y,rtIts p,,ent planing Trngueing aad Growing
N,rhines M an orders for PLACED LIhtber oi any
description can u" immediately Tiled.
Awn>s on hini. shelving. II "rlng. h"Helci Sld
ing Joi.t Fencing Haard.. Slaice l.umbef, PIcheis
Intha. snakes and Shingcs.
Also ON hand, Doors. windows &c Vr ers Tor
Dnnrs Windowsun Blinds. tad with drapa'ch
GEO. " GARRlOTT.
Orovile. April 9Th, 1857,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-12
NOTICE.

.TATE EOFCAIIFOKNIA, COUNTY OF BUTTE
Board of supervisors, MAJ Term. 1857
0roYllle, Way 10, 1857
1T Is ORDERED that her = ter. any person pre-
senllng am LDF ser'ice4" labor oI any nature
lies for The use %! he County, shall certify thereon
mai Officer or person ordered or contracted tor such
rvice, labor or supplies - - ,
BIZ ORDER OF THE BOARD.
lrTrsT; the 70 egong IA true COPY rom The ,ir
tIor sand Iloard Witness my hhiid Hnd the sea-. .oI
. = suid County, this May 23d. 1891.
Invy5-gt MILES CHAPLIN, Clerk.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-12

r ~ OYFIrg In Record building on Myers street
East side, uetweer Montgomery and Bird, Orovtllr.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-12
VOLUME |
Orouille 0liIq 1Sutte &erorh.


PUBLISHED DuLY (~UvD.ys EXCEPTED
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-12
JUST ECEIV Il d ,

DER STEAMER GDLNtN GATE tlIPPEkS
Morning Light, Flyi = Fish, FLYING Mast, II large
supply of Pare ream Tartar. Laru 'nL Extract l.iS
uuurlcc. Biue Nitrinl. German and Engllsh CaInohe
SAtp.tre, corn starch. shakers Sarsaparlla, ~arsa-
parilla Root, cum ArablaC CIrlc Acld, Potash, EA-
tracts of ,.-non Rose AID Vanil II. Vanilla Beans,
Rolled iu,rod oil, CastuT piiin harres, Pure ell
tow nni " lite YAK, Nidder's flowers and Weight
mans Tar &c Acid Bay Rum in cases aud barrels,
Fresh nul- N one pound packages. Sage Yankee,
Sunp. Iud, Bile lux, Roses Backing brIshes Ma
sons nlact,Ug. Cod Liver OIL, @pani-h and American
ffrnn u 8''iu's Extracts, ienulne Wright bIah.
drrlh's Ne rlt'S aud other Pts, Chamul> skins. Lyr
cnnsBIum. L,sentidl Olis. Congress Water IN plniS
and quart BoraN, Sal Soda. Pearl BARLEY. an. mar!
Other stapl- altcrs which together with our tnrnlAr
large snck # Drugs makes our assortment IA varied
aud l.argt. : any Drug House IN The CITY. 10 winch
we invite tne attention of the Trade dnG others Day
Inp IN TINS market. ALBAN ThDN A$S c.,
Wholesale ANA Retail Druggists
ap1U lGi. J street, Corner 9TH.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-12
.Jusl Received and in Store.

A barge supply of Alconol Campheno. Lard. Sperm
Polar. Ncltsiuul, nui Boiled Oii-. solar Utl, aud
Campheue Lamp Wicks. CLuile Wi'knI WAX aud
Might Tapcrs. uraX, soda, CH>il5 Sohp, salad ''ll
~ askelt Wulfe'- Schapps lostctter's blurrs pure
Cream rArt.r. ctrychninr, Cas;Or Oi, aud N!n-
kuon's Medicines. " hutsaie and re,a by
AIBAN, TilOM A. Y CO..
ars;N Corner and SIKH stree Is.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-12
WEEKLY CUTIE RECORD

For rlraunfinn ~ the mining md agricultural Ms
trts of tha cnrnty VII contain u I'cnl hnd Ven"rh
new- 0f tao week. idtcrsper-rd w''unuar'-ln@ hi--
celisncugs rnadng muter 81 win cpUtun twenty
aiht columns ot reading matter ard will be one ~
the aryeSl and cheapest Weekly Nrwsphpe's IA the
state Published every Saturday r'rn' 80 per
Annnn; sk months, 81; three mo9ihs.>2.
ApvERri-ENKNrs per square al ten lines orl'-'
drst ius .rtipn. - 80
Each subsequent nsertion.' ~
TO-" \ liberal de iAcii"n will he made ihtavoroi
.h1>r WHO nd yrrtisc ny the ycar
sy- uSlnos~cnrds inserted on r'dsonahI"''tms'
-. 2=1xsza
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-30
KNOW EOTHINGISN.

Few subjects are 90 sug yes.lVe OF remark as this.
As much as society now hates snd despises the or
der, the complete enoTmity Of its proportions will
not be fully understood until the immediate time
with which it is connected has 60 far passed as to
enable the world to view i: impsrtisily, sad from
4 point where its entire bearing can be observed
and understood. The Federal (Ga) Uai9n, very
PEOPsrly sayE:
disguise it ss they may, the principles OF the
know nothing order were the most dangerous, the
Snost psrnicieuR the most destructive 70 the NOR
Atty, psaee and harmony Of society, Of any thing
which the ingenuity Of wicked men or Devils has
hasn able To invent and carry on in this country.
The utter deprarty and Wic6edness Of the whole
scheme is being more and more appreciated IS il is
better understood Yet we are well aware that
thousands and tens OF thousands Of as good snd
honest men &c any in the land, have belonged to
dis order They were deceived, d5lpded, and
Aumbugged Thousands that have been members
now look uPOn It with horror and disgust. Many
that have been members hsVe assured Us, that all
,hat had been said Of the WiCkedaess and corrup-
sion of the order had not half come up to the real
Stv We can assure those that are still IL the den,
nd intend to remsin there, that the less they say
sbout the principles aud practices OF the Order The
hstteF for them; II Il were possible, they had bet
kr never reveal the secrets Of their PRISON house.
The only wsy in which suoh society yer has or
ever can be tolerated in q country ike this is for
de members to say nothing and keep dark, discus
SION and en investigation Of their principles will be
sbeir destruction. The best way for the members
Lei yet belong to the order, to escape the con-
6su7Estiou Of the public, and to be reeOred 10 the
confidence Of the community, is to plead political
Irssuty. The plea would be received and admit
"a. upon s bare showing Of the forms they passed
through. and the obligations they took when they
became members. Every honest man will admit
mon such . showing that q man who had volun-
ASrIly gene through with al Of that, could not Be
~ ~ TiqAt mind. This Is the best and the only
olss which we can devise for the benefit Of those
know noihngs that still remain in the trap; if they
scosp, it they may escape If not there IS no help
AR tben
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-30

Ion, the intelligent correspondent 4 .As 5a.
timOrs Ssn, says
Not one half OF the bills bsiOre Congress ". be
acted upon at this session. IN the Teus-u.E- AK
weeks Of tbs session Eot more than four.sa1 t,gs
will be devoted 10 tie bills on the PaoHs cssudEr,
The committee Of investigation vera II seFz-.B
to-day and engaged 10 the examination 0. W.!
Eesses. Some Of the witnesses haze posl.gsy ~.
fused to reply to questions put by the e1Tli-'s p.
They viii, however it is said, pursue tue ic.gss.
CATION in the most searching msEnsr.
The credentials Of Gen. Cameron, a. Esza T..
elect from Pennsylvania, were presented t2~ls.,
and the Senator vas himself al the CaCit5, sr5
received the congratulations OF many alelGs
The Senate viii find 10 time ct he regular esr-
sion to 60 into the consideration Of Che D=l!ss II
Clarendon convention, bat the treaty vii y a.
strength by postponement tiIl the sgsoisi =.aso-.
- The Washington correspondent Of tss Esp
York Tribune says:
There seems to be 3 growing Sp.tE n Sfy.a 81
action on the Tariff, Gnd 1t ROW appears tlst Is viii
be amended IL some quarters the stiug.u5 gr5Es
out Of desire TO reduce our growing ard eze-s-.
sive revenue. IL others, it Is to encourage tie
woOIlen manufacture. Thus the nogta a. 4 EozsG
are likely to pull together 10 q sufRcsDs sKbs1t ~
accomplish the object. It looks aH tko=gh . az
promise would be effected, LetoEeSs oil being q
ken as the basis of the accommodation. 3 gks pzT
cent is proposed by that bill as the dgty on wool.
It is not unlikely that be and his GiendE nsy 1n1-
sent TO alter it to Eve per CeUt, This Ii esses-
tial point in the proposed change. The wei gusa.
ton is in fact the only one whish creates soy ~.
riOus hindrance to an agreement The mem 5sgs
representing WOolgrOwing diStFicls are placed 70
8 delicate position, and their circumstances viii
constrain votes against change which thsic isdg-
ment will not in all cases sustain.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-30
TIE REoEET TROUBLES IN PENNsYLvANIA.

THE REGENT TROUBLES IN PENNSYLVANIA
The Richmond Eaquirer referring to the unfor-
tunate election Of CAMERON IS Senator over Col.
FoRNET, and the disposition on the part Of FoR-
EKE's friends to force him on Mr. BUCHANAN for
some other position, makes the following remarks
which we cordially endorse
We regret to see the efforts made at Pnilade"
phia and other places, to increase Mr.. FoTney
CLAIMS upon Mr. buchanan gratitude. The Presl-
dent elect has done all in his power Tor Mr.. Eor-
ney-more than we think Mr. Forney or hl5 trends
should have asked him; and to request him to go
farther, aud embarrass bis administration at the
outset by making q personal matter national
affair is as ungenerous as II is unWise. In Ordina-
~ tig1es some such course might be excused. lf
he country was secure-if the Constitution WAS
secure-if the people wers merely interested in a
contest for administrative influence, based equally
on patriotic motives and honest purposes, Mr.
Buchanan might descend from his high position as
President OF the United States and seek 10 carry
bis friend on bis shoulders. Bat be has greater
weight low resting there than J. W. F0rney-
than tbs Stale of Pennsylvsnia-thGn even the
Democratic psTty a mere political organization.
He sustsins alone the destinies and hopes of his
country. He bears already the heavy aud awful
responsibility Of restoring peace and good VIII
thTO Igh0uG this distracted land convu5ea by all
! the elements which fOrbode the overthrow OF the
Republic. He cannot manage the personal con-
Germs of any body; he cannot even devote hImssi
exclusively 70 the intel ess Ofthe great party which
nominated and elected him. He is the Executive
elect OF the country; the whole country; and every
act, personal or POLITICAL private or public, relates
/ win terrible direotness to national affairs To
make Mr.. Forneys difficulties lis own, to make
HE quarTss those of the Democratic party, and bis
private concerns a matter of State, Is not to be
thought Of. 1t has already been stated with great
| authority that Mr. ,FOrney will be placed in the
cabinet or in some other position "higher" than
sestin the United States Senate by Mr.. Buchanan
| We do not believe it,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-30
sTRIKIEa MANIFESTATIONS.

40 East Tennessee correspondent of the Mem
phis RsgsSrer argues the propriety Of running the
Hon. VIZ H. sEEED as the know nothing candi'
aGts fox Governor, on the ground that be is rich
end abb 70 gfoTd e. A fellow in Sheibyville, de-
sazmirsd lot to be outdone, urges, through the
Nashville Banner, the claims Of bis friend, Col
Nor MAEF1E, oa the ground that having no public
rsgord. he awiIl not be forced to defend himself
ltop gns end Of the State to the other upon votes
qivsf BY him in days past and gone" It is hard
- tell which is the most potent OOnsidsrston-to
hsVo fellow that is fable to afcfd It, OF one that
nsver having done anything, twill not have to de-
fspd himself from one end of the State to the 9TH
a." n they could only find man that combines
both qualities be would be inyinCible for the nOm-
nst4on
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-30

l1aa. EEv6oz --Ths New York Times, in speak
icy = Col! Bspton's appearance in delivering bis
ee 2 remarks thas il Is pleasant thing to see
sgrt.gIcsa rsrgec,Iy mtlsfed with himself, and
whoever ~l5hes 70 CIjoy that agreeable spectacle
H. s.s TasC % Overlooking With GH3oEr pTOpTe
thas i OOS9s iECTn eTerJ pore IN bis body, iumu.
stss l. . syeS gistens IN his slverY hair, is devel
oF.ei is sTsFy motion Of bis limbs, modulstss the
saIa Of bis voice, and lies IN every fold and wrinkle
OF s glrmsats-WhosVeT wishes to witness al this,
fh9s &c and beaF Cel. Benton lecture.
alzzrTEs 4 hoTaER D5-kAW.-Ths Presbyterian
Geze Tsl ASsgElblls5 have bee2 dispusiDg for long
tiEs co2CeruIug the proprety Of q man marrying
E;z Gsga2y 81 vi.s's sister Tas legality Of q near
81 sE3 rlcts delicate relationship being established
b. marriage bzs Us. been decided by the Court
&. 5a3gs q EeItu3sy. Il is altogether proper,
- .gs lss leETaed ti5unEl, The highest authority
II tie Sake, t3- = msu TO marry his mother-iR-sW
--,hss marriages within The Leyiticsl degree are
SO void though 70j3R6lg.
IECyr,varos rHE FoRGER.-This notorious indi-
v.fgai s.1cs bis confinement 10 the State Prison is
sac 70 tsrD behaved himself in Q most sane and
r5a'@-aaa..Ss lasnner. Having once been in the
essiaf, department. Those who bsVs been sWlnd-
e. 5P Lulti g:on are OF opium that the forger
- g., some TsaLsg secured Upwards of $500 zoo,
Daa: - ,s.B - give thsm yecunlary satisfaction
~ I- ", ID. idss e 70 bring hIn down for trial
oa sc o;asr indictments - R.t0 YOrE Courier and
B.gS.-4.
Tex i37ggy o. GRAMAkR los T. Buckingham,
sez 4 tia rsst Of living writers and grammauans,
e1cs al tLsi d" Not ore child IN g Thousand ever
.o,s.ysa TIE jeast benefit IRON studying the rules
o. grammar before be was fifteen years old.
E.csrs or SLAVES. The Cincinnati Enquirer
aisns tsst s0s Of the slaves are taking advantage
D. tho orasant condition Of the river, which IA nov
fh2rsygaIT f.rz5u ever, to make their escIpJ into
frga sy-.t-TF Three men and ons woman cross
Of asl fhurssAy DgaL
Fs-e 0rro77 OF LoED BYRoE-By the death Of
Lord Saersiss, or the l2h Dlt., the allegiance Of
Tx Bs.suy Q. Wentworth (oreatCd 1929 is Term
,rz;sE 10 t,T5- Of Lady Noel Byron, widow of the
os-agYas7I pact, who becomes in her own right
Baroness Wentworth.
- Lsmea jgLoe IS psiaCpsiiy relied on by tbs
gsyslcsrs OF L5ac0D for curing rheumatism -
Isl=s .a5asi,gJnfuls pcs day is 2 dose for a ma I
--.ssa,!SI. A@gioas.
go y 81 the exception q few miles in Yr-
s.nip7 tEsrs g nov connection line Of railroad all
ses 8sy lfGn Bangor, OF che P5uobsoOt T. Mont
gcr.fgY 90 zee Alsmsbs; ere ioBg the cEsin Will
bs sFgaaSs 8 Nan o5leAos,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-30
rPr0m the Memphis AppsslJ

BoLTAs, Jas. 81, 1867,
MEssRs. EDITORs- Gents: saw in one Of he
Memphis papers some time ago o notice Of a nan
near Middleton, so or 20 years old, eating fiIl
sett Of teeth. can beat that story. bavs q
negro woman who says she Is enc hundred TSszs
old, but supposed to be about niRety-,hree, Wao
never had tooth in her head uutl within the Isas
six months s nee the first day Of Iast August
she has cut as pretty sett Of teeth ss eT9T esV
in any persons mouth and, moreover, she can pick
100 pounds Of cotton per day, the wesk rousd
vouoh for the above, and Il any pas0nF torht
the truth of it, let them come TO Bolivar, SID Y II
prove it every word Of it. Very Respectfully,
JRO. II, FgbIEg
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-30
RIDING IN A SLEIGH.

RIDING IN A SLEIGH.
Gliding down the hillsidss
Ger the frosty snow
Siding through ths valleys,
Jingilng as we go
Happy voices joining
In noisy lay;
Bless me how delightful,
Riding in = sleigh
Girl whom you invited
Is sure she shall freeze
hestles closer % you,
Gives your arm s squssss
Hints ct old school friendships,
AS any maiden may
Says IFS Gerry pleasant
Hiding in q sleigh
Driver gets excited,
Thinks he's very smart
Snaps the whip little,
Gives the nags start,
Girls and gsllants mixing
IN en- awkward way:
Bless me how delightful
Riding in a sleigh
Round the corner rushing
AKA feed zoo rash
Suddenly upsetting
With q hOrr q crash;
In 8 snow bed Tumbled
All the lovers lay
Hs bal how delightful
Riding in sleigh
Hats most sadly battered,
BOnnsts all GNry-
Some th girls s-lAHghinR,
Others want 70 cry;
Careless driver swearing,
Says the deuce's to pay;
Never ''Cump'd" 81 load bslofe
hiding in 3 sleigh
Matters once more rightsd,
Jlngling on WeRO,
Through the woods and meadows,
Der the frosty sn0W,
Singing, laughing, kissing,
All the merry way,
Bless mo ISN'T pleasant
Riding IN q sleigh.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-30

TEEAs.-The Galveston (TeEhs) Qpi!iG8 sNYs
that every steamship Fl II New Orleans, Striving
at Galveston, is crowded with emigrs1sa, isslzdipg
many slaves. It adds:
g The statistics Of the State, as compiled by tA8
State Gazette, show that we sTe entitled 70 Eve,
instead OF two Representatives in Congress. ET
1860 We shall be entitled 10 seven, under the pre-,
sent appOTtiOnment basis; but under rsdgaiei rs-
ito we shall probably only get six. With tx.
numbsr we may oe heard IN The balls Of CoaFre,s
more successfully than we have generally been"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-30

or In recent number Of the Houston (TeZas)
Nelcs it ia stated that the present high price of
cotton, and the prospect Of its still being higher,
seems to have enhanced the value of field hands
in all parts of Texas we have heard from. The
True Issue says sale was lately made in Lagrange
when one good feld hand was sold $l72O, and an
otIar for aI9R0
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-30

Ar FUlroKs VALEDlCToEY.-Ono Of the Pfess
Espg has recently retired from the profession in
Sagust, and IusdHss himself in the following terms:
The undersigned rEtires from the editorial
chair with the complete conviction thst ali IS yan-
ity. From she hour he started bic paper TO the
uTsseut tine, he mss been solicited 10 lie Oh every
gIvsn subject, aud cant remainder having told
wholesome truth without diminishing his subscrip-
ION list or making an enemy. Under these cir
OuunstAnces OF triEl, and having g thorough cOD-
moral constitution.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-30

~ A bill has been introduced into the New
York Legislature providing that any girl of four
teen years of sge, or under, snd any boy of ton
or under, who shall be found in the streets of New
York ode stitute, suffering from abandonment, or
begging may be arrested by any policeman, and
t.ken before any magistrate, and committed by
warrant, to the custody of the Female Guardian
Society, instead Of the slms-house, or elsewhere;
which Society shall have the care of said children
power to indenture them out, and have proper
provision made for their instruction, etc.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-30

LAND WARRANrs.-Tbe financial ciToglar C4rs
the Washington STAR Of SEBEKT RrTFzEHop.H
FAINT & Co., bankers, Of the l7th, ssys.
The demand for warrants ls better asYB1s
large western orders were received kss sad .
New York, on yesterday, which gave sudden Sc.
tivity to the msr1Otr which We quote Grm st tie
following rates, viz
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-30

- RogER A. PsTOE, enc Of the editors Of the
Richmond Enquirer, in noticing the meLtion Of his
ssrs in connection with the Orgauslip at Wash
iRgIou says:
"Tbis. HovVTer We VIII venture to d clare that
-. 40 not EXPECT DO ne. desire snd would not aC-
csr4 de appointment under the incoming sdmtnis-
f5tegp. The writer makes this statement because
- has beer represented as IN Bsplnnt for the
PASe