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NEW LIME sTEA VI ms
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NEW YORK, LONDON AND BREMEs.


NEW LINEOF sT EA MEHs
NEW YORK, LONDON AND BREMEs.
THE MAGNIFICENT BRITISH STEAMSHIPS
ouEES oP THE SOUTH. Cap; Bss .2sr tons bur1h-n
INDIANA A-.......... % BAkrr .sse. do
ARoo;. .................. :. B>nsou...... 2sls 90
~fF$,. OWNED ~ ne EURoPEANASI AaERI- le6e,
1870 oAy srE.s SHIPPING COMPANY OF LoS. Stsl&sss
Don sourHA AnPTes. appo,u'-t al trota sES
touching passsngrrt
and France rnsy vii rensin day London, aud pro-
they leave BREMEN FOR NEW YORK on ev-ry
aiternas seOps ony tsrrnAzProx These
p.ssens.s they or sts.r
ser pas enrers surgeon attached TO each ship.
Of freight 10 LoaIoD VIII higher han
OF faiing ships
RATES OF PASSAGE
First Cabin, $50. second Cabin. e.; SteerAge, 90.
The steamship AReo ~ san orl NEW YORK on WEDNESDAY
Siih June. and be sucee-d~d by he Ja,os July.
For fnish' o. passage, sppiy to g v. SAND,
THE GLASGOW AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP
PANS'S
SPLENDID AND POWERFUL srEAMERsl
EDISBURaH 2sco tons, WV crsESo ASzsA
NEw YORK, $3.50 .' Rrnr. Cam. <~sSxls
GLASGOW 1892 q. Jo"s prEciS. EssszzsafzzsFss
rso~ GLASGOW.
GLASGOW. 2nth May
EDINBt RGH, Sd June
GLAsaOw. Saturday esh Arm, s,is o'clock ,noou
SEw YORK, Saturday. 6th June, a."
GLASGOW saiagday s'Hh Jans-
sATSs OF r.ssAss
rr.t cias suas.. PRS. ca,s t S'~ fef ,s %
saana with cooked % s-eTszs found With cook
experlenesd sarTeon attached 10 eseh stssEner.
Sor Frish' or Passage, apply io JOHN McsYhoS,
New York CITY Bli. Gold only received ,or Passage
| dsl2-dly
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SOMETHING l,I,s NY VERY gl.. ssI1.ERIOH.

W. hsvs le-, ,e,,ys roo s'oes q hs shove sup, 4
w nor aud h-sut nj prts Roots, made french CaW
tai s as sof and Zoe ~ Wehave kspt shove
os 9 ur sst twenty dve years and NY ge rnsrs sssc
Won We eay. tom experience, that eausf Miles
= AT.rce ~ lrsucs We od henas std publ
afe f " ihry Want Boot hat H really
se tine percsy cofrsbe they sivsy- hod then ~
~ on tfN.f WAIIs she have aio arrs assoi-p ~ Al
sges ct noe Dcss Shoes, rtahe
ecusiauty rsc-ving nppis vhch renfsrs orr ss.osn
wy good aud coupefs.
ual ard sraunins ycurs-ives nyis
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
TWENTY DIP AVN RAUI OTS

cANng yonFP FtfLr ts tbls eEaordnATy shs,
- would ally iiTest
b@o lssA q gTsn: e1rsa r0oa there bsng he Ssnrscs
de7tec ramb 81 ~ DR. (~tFzs tlsA thrE L5izr
rarSy sSeeft3l swing sp5hasrsne n fve ne pshs
VII Asths ts ta narnh ucket VII b
crlsd 81 Thr hi0As- Das
srd utn yorthy % ~ refer TIE
ec.grpC o--- 80 Esisrticla
80 - %. s9ss". :. -s--- ss.e ssss q .,
hands 'cr enutlrgAton
Of th-F therefore DO 0f FGf trrl "a stS
- n
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WILL N q III A N & r A II ID ",
fMPoHrERs AND wHoLEsALE DEAlkRsIS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
No. IL, PEARL srRsEr, ,HIcHnOND,vA.
|. SPRING. G.lSh1-----7---------
snd daily ecvtng large and
w stock Of Sprias and S.ssrn~r GeSds
visiting 5ti-s Tor
ting eek eqaai 70 any other and =. sye ed
sectioo all the branch
We nk will be found adapted the dealers IN Virgin
who this
= = small
all
scrpsons confidently liberal
Merchants grneray, who earnestly solicited 90 esn and
ou stock.
..hio = wIrLiSGHaM rARpY
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THE GREAT SOUTHERN n
.[r-1 HAT AND CAP MASuPAoTORY AND nEP0f. 81
SPRING TRADE, 1857!
JOHN DOOLEY.
MAIN STREET. RicHaosD,yA,
nf.r. .ffr
oars IapTT puRs. u 81 rMNISas. IN AL. &c.

q ia c4Pe LADfEs' YuRs, TRinNISGs, ko, ke,
i- particularly eAT the attention ~ his
others 70 the preparations he has made Tor the bu
nsss % spring.
Daring the North, he has visited
Philadelphia aud New York but also the
districts where In h line uphua
enabled bath Gbtn ssmpes Of every article made
and purchase Advantsr-ousiy than heretofore.
Prelch goods he has made such
will him regular supply OF the and ho
syies
cf make have Invariably been
NJ Northern
varioas recently made In his factory the
-iory viii only b. maintained. but aided to-
sh country merchants ss purchase s.eSher without Eyns
Richmond trial. h. woad respectfully Invite To visit his establish
they they Win hnd
esuRing variety, quantity and ow prices, that Of
other house ScrtA South.
Hts business % The comptest Kind and the
careful packing aud prounp, sh
iaen Of grods. mh9-u.
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COACH MANUFACroRY
uUTUUUn.na " anE a. a r.W.n-.

COACH MANUFACFoRY
RICuToND MADE CARRIAGES.
n EEossas. Ho:sl b. on hand large isss- ssss
CAR AGES,
eensns o. Coahs, Coaches chAotises Baouhes, Rock
NJ Carriages aauiaetred spd oy srs, ss,
HsvnE b-n engaged IN budns csrriar.. for more ,uee,
yssI. asd 9@ 'ss sasrs seton ,s' my -ors ~, yv,u
isnahis sarriases on better turus
ssH,s , sss.s S.I.s,. ar, oy'sS e e.. so s,sss. ~
y & q % ~. e y sSS e ,A % g Car & - s'os Is %
EDHOND, DAVEyrosT a co. s.T' ar ..' "a
go 7. s.s. ne oosss, ar.s, pr earE Clara Hssau
:, 81 e.ss. iiISssrt'. Por.',. Eint' and Suart.
Tolo bs-s NJ. Rruvian susno, ne w beu
20 eN, p,pe,s,s sggsr Pho.ph.'s o. Line
s. SSlVips. Lsa .o5 psss ds!s R,sSd5
iac e..ss,. s,Sssd Fr.udo.' Hs.ies ca.np.ss. via.
% gs.sss Aar' as As' ihe % b., ale imported
H5s-ssa ara osA.r tiods o. ~ wRsSy
sos spsIa .ud fias-sd Oh, II. two 'orur dire, Yr
Ner heilari. mhsi
~ AGLANDS HHorHER, COMMISSION NrE
q, correct ,f Man an ~ sr-s sAss y IN ecnunus
,i,gnt ou 3, tasir Trends and ne paeic
e. e'rrfrv r-oiuc- ra'-railv.
vHvHE STAFF on LIFE.-rss undsr,tsnsd r-,p,,,finy
t1f'r'' s stte1s n cnd hist hs has resusd herer.
pyns b. ousisrr, srts Of FANILY LOAF HRFlp. s
ssrlsn ~ cy,r rty ysars id -rh, years prscps
baker 90 ihe Asof Hous Nce YORK h Wth
nvis o. stucu q ne pus 70 ~ nEssp Bos Csc. Ff,
FaknF his 20 hank De Rrhr,crd ~
r literal rsansFs dnss ne s't r-e year. ts you'd rsreet
fuly solicit ccni nuerce oi paei fsVcrs JAMES ADAM
30 Rsssr. Wan -. opposts 4. Duvsrs nrus sters
EvOH SALE Ar COST FOH CASH, = .pl,sda .nd
~ csrnpletf sioct ~
uOtsE EuRSsmNG AND aENERAL HARDwARE
hnr shu, msAns eAsnge IN ny precut Business ~ nv
@ dss or sntrs siucs untn ~ So Iune
Fst-s sn ,crs pantnE Focts 10 hae 80 a. eel
bsfnre rurciafng eitevhsre. THOMAS HOW,
10 vain street
TIE forf and Strives rin - ~ rent MS
GLASS WARE.-Rch Preset and Cut Gohi-ts i7rrTr
~ WIres CtarptFess rurtrrs: nrcaniera. in ss =
~ sinrs rsu fresrvc pshes. gruu Rsvt 10 II
Gssscs iernate ssit Ceisrs; Cicrv 0asrrs ayrap ~
rihsrs Jup rrhs; LAMPS AZ and n-er ois-s Our sss
qnafy rrI-es - a. 80 sr.r .stss
nsfneuf ff-l1 puTETVY A
WNLY HaUsHEs.-Ostrsh snd PssYsvi " Rruas, =
~ besutfai sAr ~, iusi reserved srd ios ale ~
fcf A q
- HEfHlGEuAr and oiher naksr,' an.
- rtricy hgscIatcrs or tesping better, fu mn
anf hr vtsr eoi md dure ne not uontR 81 r-s
We have hen irom s 81 30 No f,uy houd vithcut one
iel BuLkLEY Co. ieI Main -
CoLLA.s, COLLARS, COLLARs.-o, even
- syies Naftey and sits OWNS,
~" Opposite Anerisas Ho,sl
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GRAND coNsoLIDAFEn,
SCliE VIE

- drawn IN Bsltaore ND, s,Trso,Y Jane z5 1851.
z. FRANCE s Co, MISleEss.
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nLIvE OILS sssssss ogys on, rs.io ~
~ 10 EDMOND. pAvESPORr co
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

Pm. visscHER OWEN CO., ars.slL Nrvsr.rx. Apvrxrts
oosx. (arrFross BrubssaJ No. $40 sts
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I1yOn sALk ar CosT FoR CAsH. .r..saa a..

HOUSE, FuRNsHING AND aFNERAL HARDwARF
neinr abrut mshnr cAanFe nv,
@ dss or sntrs siucs untn ~ So Iune
ftrles ahd ofcrs uantiuE Focds
bcfnre rurciaarg eitevhsre. THOMAS HOW,
30 Msin
: q ~ rfnFea " - FraHF
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w. PETERSON,
GrddYat, II ne PAftddsipAfI CSi~0s u PAargaaeV,
(sucCEssOR TO r. wooDJ
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
ISsh Anl Main streets,
RICHMOND. VA.
XXTOULD respectfully attention OF srcsants. phys-
w clans generally his complete
asnrtment ~ DRUGS, MEDfCiNEA CHEMICAIS, FANCY
TICLEs, PAINTS. OIIs, PUTTY. WINDOW glass &c &c
orsh and really proH; 6UVsr and
saisiAeslOn ID sosh a. 10 price and quality
AL orders promptly aud carefully stfended
carefully compounded (rom medicines Of standard
part " % competent person. a. al hours
mhsl ". PETERSON.
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

... TERMG.
DAILY psps, ~ Per snnum; seniwesky, t5 Weekly. o. ..ys
~ all vtsrs evidence deposit Ietser n
Hpst OGoe ooptalninf money. -
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u No eese-ucnent 20 be considered the
loss spsn~d On e Manuscript prsveusy ssrrd bya
copy specified
e Insertions v he continued until ordered and exact
ed seeordingy.
y- ApvrrrrxSxr-ro any
Of the Annual Advertisers dffncfv
that their their Real
and
iitionai charge. and variation
Advertisements
serted BY the bu, 70 be charged the usual rai subject
such discounts q shall be
Booksellers generally
squares prvv. change, their year
the
the standing rule under the and exed such
amount 10 be charred at the usual
Of 10 lines and 50
s1usre for each contlauanoe. ~ ~erkiv. 70
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SsAvINGS INsTITUTION UF HICHuDND.-
~ once ofChrsian No %
consequence. Of the resignation Of David r. Crane wm
elected Cashier. me once has been
moved the of Christian Larop where deposits win be
which Of will be paid all
months longer, and eve for
rbOrer period.
This nstution tveuty-sgnt years
millions dollars has suspended debt
dollar JAILED pay certificate when dne
JOHN THOMPSON. President,
wN n. CHRISTIAN, Cashier,
uhi4-d1y HUGH
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XAYAIEhE sHALLIHUY.-- .--Wh.-. ths zr..i...

daeenents n sioess sys' ard Prsss Havisg
40 efpsrsne@ OF nneieen ade belnE
sore lrsry enEsge 10 ne MAagisear aud sotbnF
man any other re ststs
10 ne Nev York mzkef pur,hasnr III approved svl~s
sad being Ia weekly receipt o.
ess quaed Facilities ard ufsr
yurehsefa fou VII hsore ars is aad Hsoasy by souing
directly 70 lea Main
AArnwf~ ~
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TIIh IADIh,

- YINg DREfs oAtrgRs eiIPPERs AND sHOne.
WENould say 70 The Ladies' thaf have o hsud -.
w and are constantly rccrviur ftyes hnc 49,
efs Heef hne ffeneh td and rprrs ncris trid
80 ~ 20 tes ane drsfs erocco and rost gsktf she~s
shic kd sirpers ladies' hne bisk Nd auf ofecco t
nrerii vey nice mles ard ehiidf % Sos of an styles
Werespecfhny invite ne isdes ard ssssn
ufe hey purchase We shall aFays dcpr keep hs
80 700 ucsi fashionable styles and WI 81 il ~ ~ we can
saord fmyiu PUTSEY wATra
HIRED slO1T.-A rtport of the Decisions ~ ~ -.
- pems Court of the o. md epiocu, of e J1dges tsr
N Ne ~ Drcd Scott tohn v Hancrd - tey ~ hc
80, Councor A. Iav snd cfth dsou. tc supreme
~sie "" ~ - ''' wv GEo ~ WRIT
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NJ TLES--uANTL Es.--we have juss received a IOs
~ OF Nantes which ofer for sale
Jar NAn esve evsn sns tor earlier ia tbs Th-y are All
neS and AshionAhe More Lace rred .Dd
part nads up al % Lace. Eor barzAin. eal Al
- cHlLEs cuENERTs Sev store,
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GLASS WARE.-Rlch Preset and Cut Gohi-ts i7Slr
~ Vines Champtg1ss runtlers; nrcaniera. sss =
O. - 'fs snEe r.ri frss,rys pshes grg Rovsi Ess
" hers. Julp rrhsss Lamps AZ and oia-s ur lss
Ware ~ the er quaufv sna rr-ss sr esfh
uslaaruf. fi-l1 pUfETVY A
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BINFOaD & PORTER:

AVE assortment Of superb Furniture (Rch
noud which ask the aitenuou Of public
They their furniture Of quality unsurpassed oy any manu-
practical mechanics tetasevs and
Swing personal TO all the details of their
manu- turing operations cal from those who
engaging simply 10 offer themA splendid art
IL e very reasonable price.
E4Ibey give especial attention TO Undertaking. and hold
PREPARED, provide
Yc Mahogany Poplar Cons with sroud HeArse and
hSrks, kc
r. i varnshers M poilsh-Ts wanted, whom per-
asoebt espioymeo vii Be given, immediate application
tlsde Js9t
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CoLLAas, COLLARS, COLLARs.-o, even
- siyle, vare'y snd sits OWNS
Hya Opposite Aasrisas Ho,,l
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CURE WARRANTED, Or NO CHARGE. IN IRON ONE To
TWO DAYS
NO MERCURY or "a UsG0Us DRUGS UsED -

Member ~ the Royal College Surgeons London K,us
ooe OF he most easni Colleges states
Psr o. Who's he has been the Hospitals Lozon
ciseuhere
ING ears that vas ever known Many troubled ras
ears and head When seep
len sounds and s-aAEs- with arrangement ad
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lED KING. Frankiin street. one square hslow q
change Ho;el, has on hand large ana fssh- (
sssoriment n best quality
CAR RIAG ES
WVDuOND, DAVENPOIsT a co. h.vs &c

AGLAND a HuOrHEH. COMMISSION MIR
"a CHANTS ANo 9RnCFRs have reroved honse
OF Nan ari 9h streets uhers hey eonnus t~sr
ut elected V1rk " fav Gr,eriss. nv Invite ths
aifrnt 1t thrir friends ani ne pahic
Try H ss a-u ~ rir~ hsir special attention ne saies
e. rsrrfrv r-,in-e generally.
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VIRGINIA SAVINGS, BANK.
CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE or VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL 100000.
Nh 0HEY received Of Ave dollars and
I'VE yards which interest the OF
paid remaining sx months longer Tor shorter
periods, the of nve centdn.
The whole join stock bound for the drposlte
Deposits received and esrhcaies issued By the Cashier r..
o. " D. Spence. Of hsn and Governor
streets, Richmond, Va sAML CorrRELL, President
!. n. srARKE, Cashier.
oeii-u waLTHkLL Secretary.
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EINOH HENG.-Ihs Brick Dwelling on soushside n,
0; Cary between Fo0shee streets Tas kous 81
- i-n oous togcther with kitchen good rpos
cellar Ire premises sapphed cod snd ss
Possession Efvsa Immediately. Apply 70 49,
!ee-u PAUL BARGAMfH
l0tA street between Main Aad CAry
SESe. nev. 'n - HAn@
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~ BL0J's STATION on THE DASvILLE R1iLRoAD SM LSs
IAoa MCHnoNp CONTAINING is ACRES FOR sALE.-Ws
are satnorsd % sell The ioeased
OF Oo Jeepn T. IompkrG Tie
about one hall open la1d Of
. N Sood and LGbtr. Th- bdnss pl.ee OF Al
rnt dveing Ethen barn, stahr Ae al Ia
Eso1 ordrI There y also excellent eist Mil! whieh
das greA % ne value % tie place Col Toupkins rihg
e Pa iii show the hoee aining Ir
particulars, apply GODIIg 4 APpFRsnS W
my2f-qawir1
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FTIsGxIInTgI6MtE ITgME WAnERooas -

- .nc season. ~ MAChCEr. A. re have .-<1E-27
large stock Of ladies' SUMNER SHOES and As ye 80 s -
the oa ts season. vii sell he rrr-s ssv
s2n'' Of pPer' ties u'k ne and variety ecored sa
10 ne ssneDen have ;he kinds O. P.snt Lsath.
SI Pump Patent Leaiher and Cloth Caters tr.r n
ave 1'4sEs iof ne nnss s. MAURICE.
IL. T..
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lp EmEMnEn TIE PACT THAT eIHHs

ND EmOvED.-HUNT a BROTHER hsv removed heir of.
h6 Carr North side bets ian and
baskerville being the
occupied M Esq, where they VII be
pleased 20 so their fortnyr friends del0
AIOfGCE.Te agshey Of" p HAngrr's" suPsror
~ WHISKY formerly bid By hsss Drase Brovn 80 ~
.nty T. has with The Of NJ Diane,
Transferred We bavs and expect TO Keep con-
supply Old Family" which offer the
by Uhs
ssents iJet1 BtRToS ( gRtgNHow.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-08-28
PUT 1T AT THEM.

Henry B. Payne, democratic candidate
for Governor, and Henry L. Whitman, dem
ocratic candidate for Supreme Judge, wero
members of tho legislature when Salmon
p. Chase was elected to the United States
senate, and they both voted to elect him to
that office. Mr.. Chase was just as anti-slave-
ry then as now, and was elected because he
held these views. Chase has remained
true to his principles, while Payne and
Whitman have sold themselves 'body and
breeches" to the slavery extending democ-
racy. Reader, which will you vote for,
Chase, who wishes to confine slavery to its
present limits, and keep free from its curse
our vast territories, that poor white men may
find homes for themselves and families, OF
for Payne, who approves of the repeal of the
Missouri compromise, the Kansas Nebraska
act, tho Dred Scott decision, and who wish.
es to compel poor whites to work, side by
side, with negro slaves, in territory which
our fathers declared should never be con
taminated by the curse of slavery9 An
swer at the ballot box.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-08-28

Several heavy failures Of banking, mer-
camille and other branches Of business have
been reported within the past few days and
there is no telling who will be next on the
list The Ohio Life Insurance q Trust
Co. failed on the Gath, their liabilities are
variously estimated from 100000 to
$lo,ooo,oot. Mcssrs. Delaney, Iseline d
Clark, Bankers, and John Thompson, Bank
or and Broker and Publisher Of the Coun-
feit detector have failed. E. s. Monroe
banker is reported failed. Messers. Brews.
tor q Co, private bankers, Rochester, fail
ed on tho same day. Messrs. Benedict q
Co. and Fisher & Co., stock brokers have
failed.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-08-28
A NICE cANDrDArE.

Abner L. Backus, democratic candidate
for Board of Public Works, is fit candi-
date for that party. He, in company with
others, put in bid to repair the canal, and
the company accepted an offer of $4,000 to
withdraw their bid, that competitor might
get the job, at $21, 500 moro than tho
State would have had to pay, and Backus
got 81, 600 of the amount for his share
In other words, Backus took $1,000 to let
another party rob tho State of $2l, 800 in
three years, or at the rate of $7,1OO per
year. Let honest men remember.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-08-28

Rnre Of The State has sanctioned and encour-
aged Il. The not providing for the protec-
.tiou of the canals and the collection of'tdlls,
.reouiros The collector 10 deposit all money
receiyed By them in some bank designated
by The Treasurer Of State.
Tho act making appropriations for the
year 1887, authorized the County Trcasu-
Fcrs 70 make their payments into the State
Treasury by depositing tho sums due the
State in some ncighboring bank. The
same provision was Incorporated into the
appropriation bills for 1s41 and l942.---
The law Of ls46, that fruitful source Of mis-
chief in our financial administration, has
authorized the continuance Of tho practice
up to the present time. State Treasurers
have collected the State taxes from the
banks and not from the County Trcasurers.
Mr.. Gibson says that he resorted to bor-
rowing, in order to meet the demands on
the Treasury and conceal the deficit II it
is true that he received but $303,0o0 from
Mr.. Breslin, tho books Of the Office corrobo-
rate his declaration. The balance in the
Treasury, on the 10Th of November last, was
$350'54S SO. If Mr.. Breslin owed at that
time $3.50, 900, Mr.. Gibson must have bor-
Towed nearly 100000.
Notwithstanding the Act of April 9Th,
1856, forbids il, the practice Of receiving
deposits and issuing certificates still coDtin-
ued, and furnished portion of the funds by
which tho Joint Committee and Auditor
wero deceived in regard to the condition Of
the Treasury. The holder of draft on the
Treasury, on presenting it for payment, in-
stead Of the money received a certificate oi
deposit, signed by tho Treasurer, for the
amount. The draft would pass into the
Treasury and be credited on the books
The balance in the Treasury would be then
apparently diminished, though it actually
remained the same. Certificates issued un-
der these circumstances amounting to $775
are now outstanding. With all these re-
sources at his command il is not at all sur
prising that the late Treasurer succeeded in
-concealing the defalcation.
There was no obstacle to the use of the
money of the State by Mr.. Breslin, nor was
any effort on his part necessary to conceal a
deficit. There was no thorough examina-
tion Of the Treasury during his term of Of
Zee, nor any inquiry into the condition Of
its funds. The surplus in his hands was
seldom less than half a million. The aver
age balance on the 18th Of November of the
four years of his administration, exceeded
$622,000. The following table exhibiting
the balances in the Treasury at that date,
for the last ten years, is not destitute Of in
terest. 1t shows that large surplus ha>
been allowed to accumulate.
So cmenf erhibiing the balance in the Treasury
ported by tho TFsasurers from Nor. Is; 1S47, TO Nor
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-08-28

E9- We last week gave little testimony
for spiritualists, in our midst, from the Cleye-
land Herald. We give another article from
the same sourcc-We believe the ism is the
Same everywhere.
Spiritualism in It's Higher Develop
ments.
Could VIC divulge what we have the best
evidence possible for believing, as to the do
ings of tho advanced spiritualists" of this
city, community would be shocked. We
wish, however, distinctly to say, that spirit
ualists as class, are not to be held respon-
sible for the denominations preached aud
practiced by the few who have beeu such
devotees to sprogress" as to have progressed
from decency into the lowest depths Of
moral depravity.
This new phase Of spiritualism however,
has set tho whole circle ia violent commo-
ton, and where, but few days since there
was naught save brothehy loye-except SO
much as was Sisteriy love-now all is
wrangling and commotion. In this fight,
too, as in all others, capital seems to have
the advantage, at least temporarily. One
| OF tno flcn lrcc lOVefS--aDu IL is ratnef n
remarkable fact that the rich male spiritual
lists seem to be tho most easily tinctured
with this loose creed-has taken violent ex-
ception TO the course of tho Spiritual Uni
verse, and has ''come down" on that sheet
like "chattel mortgage"-refusing any ar
lrangement for his demand-and has taker
possession of the types and 8shadows."-
He has grabbed tho material portions and
the spiritual portions, and for the time being
that medium" makes no further manifesto
tions.
So it appears that in this circle of harmo
ny, this atmosphere of Heaven, gold win.
its way, and "money makes the mare CO.
The friends Of the Universe, however, hav,
rallied to tho relief of Bro Everett; an as
sociation has been formed, funds contribu
ted, a purchase Of now material made, anC
the paper revived without the mortgage at
tachment. What the advanced spiritual
lists" propose to do with the types We d.
not know. Their doctrines are best propa
gated by word of mouth, and community
would be best served by their emigration 4
Salt Lake where, in that valley of Tophet
their pvomiscuous notions will find fre'
course. M