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The Placer herald., 1857-09-19

The MILrrARY AT GOLD H1LL-Our
correspondent Major Van, informs us that
the military spirit has reached the bilin'
point at Gold Hill. The boys are drilling
every night. In addition to Lieut.. Stinson's
command, "a portion Of the Placer Rihes)
new company, styled the Maltese Guards,
have made their appearance in the field.
The Rifles must look to their laurels.
The Placer herald., 1857-09-19

Cool WEATHER-The hot season seems
to have gin out; the weather of the past
week reminding one very much of the ap-
proach of winter-cloudy, cool, chilly, and
at timos decidedly uncomfortable. Rain
threatened, but SO far false alarm.
The Placer herald., 1857-09-19

SANTA CLARA REpuDiArEs. Clara
comfy voted to repudiate the State Debt,
whicl. is no credit to her. The vote stood:
Pay the Debt 7os; "Repudiate the Debt"
9l9. This will remain for some tine as
an ugly blot upon the good name Of Santa
Clara
The Placer herald., 1857-09-19

JEwELRY AHu FANCY YFixINGs.-Noroross
has been to San Francisco and returned with
a choice lot Of jewelry and other articles in
bis lne lie says he will dispose of them
ut lower rates than The retailers at the Bay.
Try him.
The Placer herald., 1857-09-19

Eg- The editor of the Placer Courier
objects to our remark that his "proclivities
lean toward the American party" Very
we'll, Bonst, to please you, we take it back,
and leave you without proclivities for moth
ing nor nobody"
The Placer herald., 1857-09-19

THE Stockholders Of the.CRESUS QUAhiiII
L CO., will please tai hotice that a spec'off 81
meeting of said Compa1 for the TRANSACTION on. u
important business " nj be held at the Cou,ff
House in Auburn, on Thursday, the 24sa asy u
September, 1857, at 4 o'clock, P. NJ A. pro"p'
attendance is requested
President of G. z. TO-
The Placer herald., 1857-09-19
Sacramento AGENCY.

We have appointed A. BADLAM, our Agent
fpr Sacramento City. for the soliciting Of adyer-
tisemcnts AMI subscriptions, for the Placer Her.
aid april4 tt
The Placer herald., 1857-09-19

Sickness AT GOLD HILL. - We under
stand there are quite a number Of cases Of
fever and ague at Gold Hill at present
something unusual in that locality.
The Placer herald., 1857-09-19

WE'RE THE Polls OPEN AT BLUE BLUFF
No returns were received from the pre-
cipct of Blue Bluff. We supposed the polls.
were opened st that place Can any one
inform US,
The Placer herald., 1857-09-19

OFFICIAL RE1uRNs.-We present this week
the official returns of this county. The
Supervisors haze finished canvassing and
accepted all the returns received with the
exception Of those from Antoine Canon.
These were rejected for the reason that the
Postmaster, through whose office they
were sent, did not certify (as required by
law that they were received from one of
the judges Of election.
The Placer herald., 1857-09-19

DEATH OF JUDGE MURRAY.-Huch c.
Murray, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of this State, died Yesterday morning at
sacramento. His age was 33 years
The Placer herald., 1857-09-19
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons s"ass asvas
IN claims against William F. Allbaugh, deCeas ssr.
ed to exhibit them with the necessary vouIa;;jIl Ii;jl
to the undersigned at his house in foress ,,ir
Township No. S, Placer county, within zen 's'-'-
from this date.
JAMES H. GREER,
Administrators of estate of ". r. AlfOa"sD'
September 18th, lS5?.-3t,
The Placer herald., 1857-09-19

EE Fever and ague is still prevalent
on Secret Ravine.
The Placer herald., 1857-09-19

JERRY SULLIVAN will put US down amcng
the thankful ones for full files Of the la
test Eastern papers.
The Placer herald., 1857-09-19

Esr 1t is generally remarked that, there
is more sickness this season in Califor-
mia that was ever before known. For
tunately it is not of serious type - in
most instances being fever and ague.
The Placer herald., 1857-09-19

MORTALITY AMONG U. S. SENAToRs.-Out
Of the ffty-nine members of the Senate
during the last Congress- no less than five
have already passed away, viz: Messrs. Clay
ton, Of Delaware; Bell, Of New Hampshire;
Adams, Of Mississippi; Butler, Of South Caro-
lima; and Rusk, OF Texas.
A young woman died in Newburyport Of
dropsy, from whom, in eleven operations,
witLin year and a half between four and
five hundred pounds Of water had been
drawn.
The New York Tribune, in the course of
an editorial on the emancipation movement,
says: awe are confident that there are more
Blacks today in New York who seek. to live
by harlotry, selling liquor, and other modes
Of wandering to others vices, than by down
right useful labor,
The Placer herald., 1857-09-19

Eft nscer eoanty gives majority Of
14s7 IA Earof of paying the State Debt
The Placer herald., 1857-09-19
News of the State.

The whole assessed value of property in
the county OF San Joaquin this year is
100000.
The citizens of Honey Lake Valley have
had meeting and passed resolutions favor
ing the formation of a new territory. They
will cooperate with the people of Carson
Valley.
PROPERTY IN NEVADA Co.-1he assessed
value of property in Nevada county, for the
year 1857, amounts to s3,239,9 GAG.
BIG STRIKE IN QUARTz.-We are inform
td that at the valentine Quartz Lead, near
Mosquito Gulch, of which Mr.. Eldred is the
principal owner, they are now taking out
rock that yields from $50 to $500 per ION;
and with the labor of ten men they are
taking out fifty tons per day. This is repre-
sented as being one Of the very best leads in
the State. Ccloyeras Chronicle.
KLAMATH REsERvA1IoN.-It is said that
four thousand Indians have assembled at the
Klamath Reservation, to celebrate the COM
pleton of their fish dam.
Messrs McMarlin and Williams, while on
their way to Carson Valley from Pacerville,
were murdered by the Indians. A party of
whites started out to punish the murderers.
EXEMPT FIREMEY.-The Sacramento Age
says that, on the lst Of January next, there
will be nearly 275 members of the Fire De-
partment Of Sacramento exempt BY law from
further duty.
No Go.-So far as we are advised, DR..
Bates, late State Treasurer, has made no effort
to trump up other sureties to release himself
from durance. If he presents any it is due
the people that their responsibility should be
thoroughly substantated. Union
WILD TIMorHY.-The editor of the lSocro-
mento Age has seen a large field of wild
timothy and clover, which this season, yield
ed three tons to the acre. No plowshare
has ever touched the field
DINSER.-A complimentary dinner was
given at Downevile, on Friday night, Sep
tember 4th, to Joseph G. McKibben, member
of Congress from this State, by his personal
and political friends.
GOLD PRopucr.-Over six hundred millions
of dollars have been shipped from the port
OF San Francisco within eight years.
The Placer herald., 1857-09-19

Il "a agreed that the first message by ahe
submarine telegraph, across the Atlantic.
snail pass between the President Of the Unit
ed States end the Queen of Great Britain
the words the opening sentence Of the Gloria
IN Aaeets's- Glory 10 be God on high. and
IN earth. peace, good sill towards meg.
The Placer herald., 1857-09-19

PURCHASE OF DUsr-The river miners
have fairly commenced the gathering of
their golden harvest. Many claims are
paying largely; and some, that at first were
thought to be poor are paying good wa
ges. The dust is now freely offered for
sale, and our buyers are making large pur-
chases. On last Sunday Mr.. Jackson, of
Wells, Fargo d Co., bought at his Office
in this place, 1000 ounces value, over $l7,-
900. This is only the commencement of
the season, on the purchase Of river dust.
The Placer herald., 1857-09-19

PLACER NorED FOR CONVENTION
1t will lie observed by the returns, that
tins county, out Of 42l9 votes, polled 1852
Tor Convention, and 74s against. Count
ing, as required, all ths ballots not vo-
'"g either way, as against tbe measure,
"for Convention" has a majority of se5.
The Placer herald., 1857-09-19
NOTICE.

VTNHE undersigned intends leaving fof .n' who
l. iantio States, and requests all persoa'
are indebted to him. to settle their aoeonnM..
" ''- N SAN. HYNENAA
Auburn, August 26th, lS57.-lm
The Placer herald., 1857-09-19

EASTERN PAPERS. - ObertIeener of the
News Depot, will accept our thanks for Il
pile of the latest Eastern papers and perodi-
Gals. lie has more Of the same sort for sale
at the old stand.
The Placer herald., 1857-09-19
Europe.

The Atlantic Telegraph Fleet left Queens
so~n, ireland, on the Cd OF August, for Va
The Placer herald., 1857-09-19
Gold Hill Correspondence.
GoLD HILL, September 18th, lS5

GOLD HILL, september lIt1, 1921
Friend Mtchell:-This place has been
steadily improving this summer, and business
of all kinds has been pretty good, Political
excitement ran high before the election,
and as you are aware the Democracy done
nobly here; and we claim that banner that
was to be presented to the banner precinct
of the county,
Fever and ague, intermittng fever, and
renting teve", has been very prevalent along
the foot hills, bordering tie plains, but we
have been entirely clear of fevers here until
the last few days, when symptoms of Military
fever began to appear amongst us, and the
attack has been SO violent that unparalleled
excitement exists insomuch that almost every
man from fur ice; seven, up to six feet six,
has been fired with the most ardent and
patriotic emotions, and commendabe desire
to become acquainted with, and skilled in
military tactics is manifested, and is being
carried into execution. Almost every night,
may be heard the worl! of command, accom-
panied with the steady step Of our country's
future defenders. lou would scarce Y expect
a town Of this size TO support two organized
companies, but such is the fact. The first
that was organized Is under the command OF
Lieutenant St;nSon, and is a part and parcel
Of the Placer Rifles; this company is increas-
! ing in numbers and improving very much in
military discipline, under their very efficient
officer. The other i, All independent com
pany, styling themselves the Maltese Guards,
under the command of Capt Don Sebastian
Cohonis This company numbers some forty
members, and bids fair to rival if not excel
! the Placer Rifles themselves, both in point
of numbers, military tactics, and brilIiancy
of uniform. But l shall not attempt de-
scription, as this company is destined to cut
figure in this county and State; and you
will no doubt ere long have the pleasure of
seeing them in full uniform, with martial
music paradng your Streets the admiration
Of all who possess the least spark of military
patriotism. MAJOR VAN.
The Placer herald., 1857-09-19

sssaesatf King and lis DE. sties perfora,c
.he'r unpleasant duty with proper feeling,
aud In 4 Eaasaer that was n,uended hv ali
The Placer herald., 1857-09-19
Quartz Notice.

September 18th, 1S57.-2w
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President FILLMoRE's MORMON POLIcY.-The
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser explains and defends
the policy pursued by President Fillmore 10 regard
to the Mormons. As they bad gone TO Utah and
established a separate government for the express
purpose of getting beyond the reach Of "Geutile
intermeddliag," it vas deemed proper TO pursue
towards them policy OF Cancellation, and with this
object In view, the Goverbor and one Of the three
Judges were selected from the MormOns, the Sc
cretsry Treasurer and two other Judges being sent
thither from the States. Brigham Young was APP
pointed Governor upon the personal Endorsement
and recommendation of Col. Thomas L. Kane, OF
Philadelphia who had spent some time in the Ter
ritory, and certified Young 10 be a man Of great
purity OF character and the Mormous generally 10
be quite ss moral as the people OF the Eastern
States The disclosure OF their theory and Prsc-
tce Of pOyg smv, IFS claimed, we're not made until
some time afterwards.
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THE NEw YoRK PoLIcE.-Judge Davis, Of New
York, has dissolved the temporary injunction, gran
ted on the application Of Mayor WoOD, restraining
the Police Commissioner appointed under the new
Law Of the State Legislature form assuming the con-
troll Of the Police Department in the city and
country OF New York Judge Davis simply decides
that the Mayor did not enter court in the proper
manner. He avoids expressing any opinion on the
cOnsttutionslty of the police law thus leaving that
vital point untouched by his decision. Another
injunction will probably be sued out 10 the proper
from, and in the mean time the new Commissioners
are restrained from acting by the writ of quo DaT-
rantO granted by Judge ROOSEVELT on the applica-
tiOn Of the Attorney General of the State.
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OBITUARY.

Departed this life Tuesday morning, May 9Th, Mr.
JOHs N. HoLLiSs, aged - years.
The subject OF this brief notice had nc, been resident
Of city many years. but he had been with us sun
cieutly long to win Amiabe reputation--snsh rep
utAtion, those whs knew him hest and to whom
he endeared Son and Brother. will not only
take pleasure in remembering bus which may safely be
held mp before the young bright and worthy exam
pie for their close imitation He was gentemanIy In
his OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in his mAnners-amlable in dis
pOsitiOn--ksad and ansctiOnate In his conduct-ana
determined in his purpose be upright in all the duties
Of his station in life. When exposed 10 the vary
ing and temptations OF city life. he shielded
himself from those fAsesnatons and aiIurements, by
becoming member Of that iRimitable band that con-
pose the "Young Mems Christian Association" and
their confidence and In early life he
consecraed himself the service Of his God and the
Church, uhe second Presbyterian Of this eity.) and
the Sabbath School. Of which he a devoted and
OnsIssent member, noarns his early departure
But the real saess Of his character ssre probably
beautifully exhibited during his last iIlHsss than at
any other time. All that medical SKILL and fathfal
nursing. land such nursing too. which Is rarely met
with outside the boron Of ones family could do
dens- II sympathy and aaseton-f even The tesrs
Of those warm hearted young @ho Surrounded hIs
bed could have saved hlm, he would noW Be hsFebut
he has gene ana like The setting SUM- while his path
vay had been all along brightly illauinAsed In bis
decline. be shed forth food Of Eiey on ali areund"
Death had Fears for him his hope IN Gsd--his
iruss In hirsRedesmer sna hsuEh called IN The mernins
ar fs he vas ready obsg ths summons, and can
sot doah, he has exchanged this world for sord Of
joy. uaspsakshIs and ian q glory" Nag thoss ksaa
companions Who surroendsd his bed sf sickness aad
death. ever rsmsmhsr hs dyns sdnonlslsn-son. give
ms ting Heart" C.w.A
Nasnsn.s. MAJ !. 1857.
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OWING TO THE NUMEROUS APPLICATIONS DIR.
DALTON WILL REMAIN FEW DAYS
LONGER
C0RNs AND BUNIoNS.
7. ii. DIAL TON, N. d,

LATE SURGEON PEDIST
Two the ROYAL Families Of EnsIand Erauce and POrtssAl
from Regent London and Pheaix lodge Isle OF
n begs 70 make kbOwn Tia. having rsesa.y arrived 70
gre uo~d-AmsFcahe AZ present. on Flsit OF
few days only. to NASHVILLE, during Which tine be nay
sen BuSoxs curvyd or Otherwise troublsome riENAiLS
all o. hosever long standing or bal be guarantees
space of Esw minutes without the
oosvErScS either during their renoyal or afervar and
upon terms strictly onabe as TO place his services
within the reach OF ali who require them
Dr. D'Alt0n's tog-ro0u Is No. g. 81 CLOUD HOTEL
Nahve prvse door D the right Of the h0
Tel once door between and the Aeses Eurranee and has
no cJuuexioa VIA With the pub vts Of tbs
ote Consultation hours from 10 O'clock A. NJ, al o.
clock p NJ and fron III P. ". daiis, durpg bis very
6r D'Alion does 20, v. under any circumstances. and
viii be very particular 70 the above hours
TESTIMONIALS.
FROM JANIS woons Eso. ATTORNEY, rlaEvnLx.
DE- DAIroS raetsd my iess eight Germs With
out psia. and think permanently rhey we're certainly
81. CLOUD hor.L, sPril 80, 1851.
THs REy. J.. F.E DaaR, y, NASHVILLE
Or DAl.en has tls nor ing given quite satisfactory
nails, which had long been sroabtesolne 10 me
81 ttoUD hoFsL, Apr -, ISL, il. ED6AR
From Mr. w. d MeLanahan Of The arm Of Andersen Ana.
son 4 Co, Try Goods Merchants Nashville.
Dr. DAltcn has sxfrycted three Germs from Bunioa
len foot Tie ofe alton perfoEmed most expe-
dious painless, aud mastery nanner and Afforded ims-
81. cIoTo rOrrl- AprH n, 1851.
Fron Dr. D. T. s,o.s. P,Oprsor IF ne 81 ciOaa Hsss
RashviIlr.
Dr. D'kton called ny afieaton % epsraten hs Per
ored yesterday orning ths great zoe nsl o aye n
Eenenan shleh fon g'oS nf aosn into Ne 49, 80
aroasht inersant saFpafasn q esf eea s9tsaPt
natter and stated ~ ne pasant as seefee o poF-
nea.l ma Aa- Thn dectpr has 1FHss en-
~. tsf several CORA kelh hard and aoh hon nv osa
49, ths orolar and haVs hssitsson Ia proooaaclnE
h. sr.ton In both cases. TIE st scentnc. perfect and
nsinl~ss 1 ever snaesscd heard 81 eF sxperieaeed
saahssls. April sstAs ~, D. !. scOIf.
mr. DsAon hss likewise resolved nsaneFous other
olas Ia Msmph. rom Fea1eaafn e he kFhesi repee-
abatv ineiadar 4 y. fsfsers Asq asaFnsy, Ac.s q.
u,ese- 90. hanksE. and others.
He kas ewfse aiml&T tsstInonfas om John
O Iare a. ~ l. ?. fiaesbsIn. ~ D D. n. BizrkAaru, A.
D. dos. g. faFnsF. 1adge, Major chatar Q. Aslsso1.
K~,- D. Msican Fhsnd. &. NJ haFshaa xsa. John ?.
salsarsh, k,q hsao B Kiaaii Esq, 9. saEEs 49,. asd
oihers ~ satcasa.
LIkssiss irum sam.si A. cartsfsAs, n .. saa.dssoa
b. ~ tie snaens pkYssisas Ia ne foa a. e =
l. craaeoar, A. d ~ ~ b. i.trys hon hseId, ~
d. PrafrssoF a. Anaay and ognls aud other sqnez Sc
knssa pfss.ionai gen % sfan4lng h NV o..
AEANs uheh eilh thoaa4nts fon phsscf1ns, r4rgeona
~ aohlY crEgF aaa zrnrF o. 81 classes b k9Iefes nN
b sssn ~ aanne1tIaa earlng enn,shaAen h'1fs-
AEEA HIT
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PLATFORM BEEHIYES.
Sylvester Davis,
PATENTED JuIv 26. 1853.

THIS Hive has taken the premiums at the State ard
Couoty Fairs in Vt NJ L., Mass Ind. and Ohio, in the
Fal Of 1854
With this Hive keep bees with perfsct safe
y and success, since al dlcuty aud ainty
trely removed
The Bees he made to from more hives.
or nav be conducted into nuube Of hives lciIAOm
slrdrB,iR0 and st'il have FIJI supply Of Queens
TIE Bees are entrey proe ted from the Bee Moth and
other insects, which and ruin the Bees his
carrGt II ansged according TO The directions which
gwen in the book
The Bees opportunity to exercise in Spring
and clear the h from her hives, without hJ ing out to
die on the STOW.
The filth any time be removed from the hives with
cut disturbing q Bee.
The Bees can be often necessary give
them comb, an without killr them.
1t prevents all possibility Of obbing, while feeding.
Il thoro ghy ventilated throu hives
honey boxes, and chambers.
The and progress the Bees may be seen In the
hives, honey boxes and feed rawers.
Di et andCounty Rights for sale in the State Of fennes
see wi Books Bill of Feed &C giv full directions for
making the Dive and managing the Bees All letters and
commuo lea ion S to be addressed to DC. ESTES,
May7-2m. Nashville, Tenn.
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McGAVOCK.
TIE GREATEST AND BEST CARD Or All

1NHk PFepneioss Of hcGAyock are sDsrne "A 49,. a.,
- 49, .nSa seeent sale, advertised - csras a 90
A0NpeHs ne TIA, the most aitrac1se thai has ever
taksa p.ee ~ s4ahfL - They v hat orcason oasr
ne sndaeentnts purrAassrs aBa
seAen tne Psfson aho 90 that dag VaEcaasss ne hsh
e. gsesa - -. hAis onsha q 10 Parchs noasy
ae.es a.t - NE 80 Al pay snts w b. saErenaerrd
lns peton Hhc, stan n ncnshs Ten ne car q
s- sfssss ~ hpn, nssi acd bef dsetf Oil lave De
Al e = Hiten ~ ne iul ball safFender Ana
- laaea4ssfa 81 ea Hbo, ullhin IA he iron he day
= sAis ~ efec % Hhef l9s nsst an4 49, tai pae
tn, ~erh aos les th.n ESQ I'll have rs lntalra 10
pcs q tas ~ % hulf Feflndsf nln. khs sac tales
.ce 90 Ne tfonndt, &c MONDAY Ifs ast4at, a. 10
osock, a. n. Tss hFs AZ 4 81 And - ars ~ aosss
~ rnd inrtest he tlFo nrsS "a felpY a<eaFea ane
ien fxtalnea kserybphy mIl allsaa Who vii arAs a.
priEssf Evsryone Ia : faf chaaes
masI-td " g. flNEsLFY.
0tFs--HsIK EssS7l7 r asSsrS ks1ss "a kSe1 "a
a hGzAla ~ 1ne1D D. D. niCE4I,
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F%The Daily Times" is the title of ne spa-
per just started in New Orleans, under the ed
i.Oriil supervision of Messrs. JOSEPH brennan,
and WALTER HoPKINs 1t is an excellent news
paper every department being conducted with
energy, skin, and signal ability. Mr.. BREN-
An, one Of the Editors, was formerly connect
ed with the Delta. He is one of the most Wig
orons and original writers in the South. The
Times will be Southern Rights Journal, and
its zeal and efficiency should commend it to
the support of Southern Rights men of all par
ties
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Hon. A. Il. II. STUART, formerly Secretary Of
che Interior and at one time Representative in
Congress, has sscepted the nomination of the
"Whigs and Americans" Of Augusta county, Vir-
ginia, to represent them in the State Senate. Boil
LIVER CHRISTIAN, NATHANIEL MAssIE, and j. MAR
sEALL hcCUE are nominated for the HuOss of Del.
eRatea
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&c EFT THE list"
Webster's QuartO Dictionary,
Neutrality-suspicious. sale BY all Booksellers.
CHARLESTON
Medical Journal and Review.

c. HAPPULDT, d. d Editor and Pu blIsher.
The Eel' volume OF this Journal commenced uh JAM
uary 1851 independent OF every local interest md
fence, and is devoted to the in erests Of its Patrons
and the advansem Mt and dissemination Of sound views
ami correct observations.
This Journal is issued che hrst Of every alternate
month. Each number comprises hundred and forty
fonr octave Tages, aud cont sns STEEL PUR
TRAIT q distinguished Medical Man.
fhe volume begins with the Jai uary. and is completed
with hS veneer ISSUE II will thus contain six portraits
and eight hundred ond sixtyour pages Of reading
Terms "a annuu, In advance, which entities the sub
scrbtr to ceive number free Of postage subscription
beR n WI the January Der. The Portraits above
AID senuhc merits Of the work. second TO in the
United Sta It's Inscription list Is rapidly increasing;
aud brought the atte the rro sson through
the South western States and hsthe advantages IL AZ
lords may be enjoyed b the many who may not vet have
had access TO its PAGES.
~ Persons Wishing TO subscribe should address by
let enclosing "a which sill be at rss the letter
registered. O. HAPP0LDr, " ID.
may6-12t. Charleston, C. q.
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to- The officers Of the United States Army are
about to present to Gen. Quitman a service Of sill
plate in recognition of his efforts to secure the
passage Of the bill in Congress- proving for the bet
ter remuneration OF military officers Gen. Scott
has written a letter to Gen Quitman, stating that
he has consented TO act 10 behalf OF bis brother
officer in procuring the testimonial above mem
toned
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THE SOUTHERN ADVOCATE,
HUNTSVILLE ALABA MA.

Has the largest circulation Of any paper in North Ala
bama. and is, therefore, most desirable advertising
Medium for those desiring communicate with the Public
in that entire region, through channel crcuates
reV generally in Madison Morgan Limestone Lawrence,
La derd lie, Frankie, Jackson, Marshall. DeKab and
'Biount counties with which counties Nashville in daily
connection by railroad and in few hours. ADVERTISE
ments correctly and conspicuousy inserted reasonable
rates.
Reference had the Editors of the Patriot and OF
the UlsioR &c american, in Nashville. Address
May 7-2w W. B. FIGURES, Huntsville, A'a.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-07

THURSDAY, MAY 2. 1857.

We give up the greater portion of our
space to-day to the able address of the
President of the American Medical Asso-
citation. We are sure the general reader
will not complain after he has read it.