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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-02-18

EOR THE sICK.-RIC FLOUR, FARINA CORN
ii Starch, Tapoca Sago, Arrow Root and Gelalne, in
store and for sale by oon
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~ANTWELL'S JUSTICE-THE NORTH CARO
u LIMA MAGISTRATE. This is an improvement upon
and designed take the place of Swams Justice Price
So 50-postage SO cents For sale by o,,r,,x
August 90, 1856. el-
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-02-18

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
nm AND AFTER MoSDAY.sasfH Ds5ssIstf l SAN1ARY, THE
u Northern train will leave Ralegh u
Arrive ut Weldon ut 80 ll.ldxssss
Leave Weldon ut p sA90sb.iA.
Arrive at Raleigh at -z,. s ass
Making connection with the Wilmington train bdt1 ~
Passengers will take breakfast ef Fs4Nk Nkintonss
yss JASsM. P00Ls TeAeeSAEt
bod. 2s, 1857. sfs42s1E.
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RLANK LAND DEEDS, OF THE LATEST AND
"Standard" office.
blanks
Aug. 25, 1855 "a
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VNYKOFF'S NEW BOOK....THE ADvEN.
W lures of Rowing Dip!omatist-By Henry Wycoff
Author of My Courtshp, and its consequences.
For sale by w. L. POMEROY.
January TO- 1857. lift
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-02-18

SPLENDID CIGARS.-5o,ooo CIGARS OF VA
~ Rl0CS brands in store, and for sale very low at
wholesale and retail.
fyoa want good cigar at small price sure give
o call.
PESCUD GATLING
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r EATHER FOR spRlAc TRADE, WHOLE

r .EATHER FOR sPRlAG TRADE, WHOLE
- SALE AND RETAILING respectfully inform our
friends and the public that large and most
excellent Stock Leather and Findings for the Spring
Trade which we will sell low any other establishment
South Of New York. and for less price than they be had
even 'nsre ne S e1psnses Of raxelng freight &C.
ters and Manufacturers by the whole package and
Ihe advantage of receiving Leather regularly from own
aanns places it in our to sell Goods as above stat
an examination and believe shall be able to please
both as ts price and quality Below some of
the leading articles viz:
20 dozen of Crawfords Calf Skins hs maker had the
premium awarded to him at the Worlds Fair held in
London in 1851
40 dozen French Skins best quality,
40 American Calf Skins F..
so Lining and Binding Skins,
10 Morocco Skins,
800 Sides Oak Tanned and Hemlock Sole Leather,
81 Band Leather
Lasts BootTrees Shoe Boot Makers Tools of every
kind Tanners and Curriers' Tools
Also, Sewed Brogans of manufacture warranted
to give satisfaction and other articles
Saddlery. F. a. 4 R. H. FORD =
n We pay the highest price in cash for Green and
Dried Hides delivered to us at our Store.
Petersburg, May 5, 1852. IT,
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DIR. CLOPTON's INFIRMARY.

nR. JAS. CLOPTON, WHO HAS VISITED RA-
y leigh, and all the principal towns in Carolina, for
era years practicng his profession has permanently oca
ted at Huntsville, Alabama, where he prepared treat
nost succesJ"N the following diseases towit Asthma
Diseases of the Throat Scroa Glandular Swcllngs Tu
eases of skin, &c. arising from impure of
Testimonials of the highest character be gven
the most respectable families of Carolina.
All communications contain three cent stamp to
pay for the returl letter.
Nov. %, 1856. 4-swtf
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-02-18

ORANGE HOTEL.-THE SUBSCRIBERS HAv-
OING purchased the above Hotel of r. Nichols, Esq,
repairing and refaEnshing, and will speedily have
it completed in such to give satisfaction to oil,
even the most fastdious They intend it for first class
House Its situation being on King street which is the
Railroad and the handsomest street the town. Of
ers to the visitors and soourner which cannot
bles will accommodate both and horse with the most
comfortable home.
We shall keep bar. ,.e
Families and persons wishing to spend the Summer in
this delightful country, will find especially adapted
to their convenience.
We hope receive what are determined to merit,
liberal share of patronage.
H. c. STROUD l. co.
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HlRST PREMIUM !-SMUT AND SCREEN.
- ING MACHINE, YOUNGS PATENT. IMPORT ANT
TO M1LLERs AND MILL OWNERS.-Ths Machine re-
ceyed the first premium at the North Carolina State Fair
and was recommended to the public the best use
State Seven hundred of them running orh
Carolina all of which in operation and have given
the most entire satisfaction in regard both to performance
and durability some having six years and perform
well they did at first and have been
day We have thrown different Smut Machines
to make for this They are warranted for five years
and delivered at the Mill any where in the State.
Manufactured and sold by
JNO. A. MCNAMARA.
South Lowell, Orange County, y. c.
April H. 1854. 4t-tf
taS Cat this advertisement out and keep it,
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I'm PURSUANCE OF THE ACTION OF THE AN
Il NUAL Meeting of the n. c. N. 1. Company. held on
the l4th inst the Board of Directors meeting the
18th ns levied assessment of per cent all
pred Premium Notes in the office the st day of July
Premium in the office the 2s,h day of July 1856
HAMDEN S, SMITH Sec'y
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HREENSROROUGH MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
At the end of Three Years. such has care and
free from debt baye made assessments and have now
such large Capital in cash and notes that have hes
ation saving to the public that there safer Com
pany in the Southern Country The most Of the Risks in
this Company being in the Western part Of the State where
the danger from fire is much less. - ~.
AT the last annual Meeting the following officers
elected. -. sz5-gs :.
~ JAMES SLOAN President
S. G. COFFIN, Vice President
C, p. MENDENHALI. Attorney.
PETER ADAMS, Secy Treasurer
". H. CUMMING, Gen. Agent.
Mendenhall VIM. s. Rem Rev: c. +. Deems, James NJ
Gafsss es Jed LINDSAY We. uspnf esS T;'oe
borough, DR.. s. G. Coffin, Jam own: Joshua Tavloe
washington; VIM; A. Wright, Wiz rgtDn John shs-
YER Salisbury John a. Cooke Fayetteville H. Sprui
Plymouth; Robert Troy, Lumberton Dr. r. H. Scsies
: Lenox 1rtstle. .-sf -. u
All nmuncatons should be directed to the Secretary
free of ostage. PETER ADAMS Sec'y.
6 Augt to- 1854. 75-u
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Il PPLIcATION WILL BE MADE 70 SIESSI
"A SENT Legislature to incorporate the "a IT,
featuring Company, in ihe county aE
January 2, 1857. sss.1sss ss.yF ~ 1le--80d.
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Dec. 1s, 1856.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-06-01
RANCH BUTTER AND EGGS,

Al RI. {. YOUNG, will keep constantly on hand
Va at the BANK EXCHANGE, supply of Fresh
Ranch Batter and Eggs direct from his Ranch in INT
Coast Range. ap-tf
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-06-01
J UST RE c. EIV f d,

DER STEAMER GOLDEN GATE CLIPPERS
Morning Light, Flyi Fish, Flying Mlsl, large
supply of Pure Cream 1ar..r. IH., Hl. Extract llS
quUrV Blue Nurol. Gerinau ma !-l.sh CamomIlc
Saprtrr, Corn starch. Shakers Sarsaparlla Sarsa.
pariFu Root. Gum Arablac, Curic Acl, Potash, HN-
tracts of lennon Rose and Vanilla, Vanilla Beans
Boiled iinseed oil, Castor oil in Barrels, Pure Vel.
low and White Wax. hlt ier'~, Bowers and Nti-ht
MINIS garlaric Acid Bay Rum in cases and barrels
Fresh Hops in one pound packages. sage, Yankee
Soap, iudrllihIe Ink. Roses Backing Brushes. MAJ
sons Backing. Cod LIVER oil. spanish aud American
saffron, Duhln's Extracts. .fcnume virgins BIan
drehs. Nohat's and other Pulls. Channels skins, Ly>
copsdium. Essential Oils. Congress Winter in pIuts
and quarts. BoraX, Sal Soda. Pearl hariey AND man,
other staple articles which together " iih former
iage stock OF Drugs makes our assortment IL varied
aud Large as any Drug House ia he cIiy. 10 which
We invite the attention Of The Trade and others buy
ing IN this market. ALBAN IhoNAS& c.,
Wholesale ana Retail Druggists
ap7tf lot, j street, Corner 9th.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-06-01

For circulation IN the mining aud agricultural lis
trcs OF the cnlnty WIN contain local md general
news the week, uterspersed With Interesting mis-
cnllaneous rcnding matter. & viii contain twenty
EIGHT columns ct reading mgttgr. and will be one et
the ltrge>l and cheapest Weekly Mcw.papcr- in the
STATE. Published every Saturday. TCrm.-S5 per
Annum; six months. 81; three m0ntts. 81.
ApVtRTisENENTs per square Of ten lines orleSs.
drsi ms .rlion 330O
Each suhs,r.,tEA IA insertion. 30
-" 4 literal deduction will be made In favor Of
- pse who advertise nv the wear
re business Chrtls inserted an reUrOnahl"'erms.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-06-01
NUMBER 265
Orouil,e I]ai,q Tptte NecorA.
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE LIST, 1851
4 GOssip's Speculation 0n Do
paestiC Drinks.

W = WeHutT II Oui blCdhIdSl blIl III
fare is alw US 10 be limited t. tea,
coffee, cocoa and chocolate Surely
tn re is yet to be discovered, Que leaf
or berry more to add t. the brief eat
lnguc. WHAT are Travellers about that
they do not experiment more uIon
what they ho.anize;
Why, tec has been in use more than
two hundred years; surely that is long
enough to give place To something else.
Macpherson in ms beautiful history Of
Euro can and Indian commerce. eve
quot from memory states, that tea
was known as carly as A. D. eight hun.
Dire aud nifty, and tn 5 upOn the au-
thoity of oue SoIman, an Arab mer-
chant; Yet We find that Pepys in his
Diary, reate,-'l sent for cup Of tea,
a Chinese drink, OF which | had never
drank bcfrc,' and he dates th~ infor-
nation 1901, so that if true, this unit
vrr>al totation must have IN de but
little progress in popu ar favor for right
centuries previous.
We think it had altogether very
fair run, and nc" ought To b. satisfied
with its ce,cbrIty, and not 20 on, year
after year, ,ngro>> sing the affections of
twO.thlrds OF very community. What
has contuced toits popularity amongst
US YonHees; Liebg perhaps can tell
It's, but he is SO awtnl,y scientific, that
we need a pharmacopDian study to
comprehend h meaning We will en-.
drayoy 70 translate IT. He SAYS that
there is a bile corrcctive-prin Iple cal
led theme, an alkaIoid, thAt the scden-
tary and s:udi Us do we'll to partakc,
lhat it Is -ool substitute for animal
TODD. and that Is the reason why te-'
males, and literary persons, who take
but little exercise, have So much parti
ally for 1t.
Oar lively friends, the Frenc b., use
1t as Il III dlcinc, and phiegmatlc people
never take it, nor ought !oun- chil-
DR. n to lndn &c, IN cycn s'n4Ie cup.
Tue same learned chemist tells US
that the first tea leaves were procured
Tom the Ch'nese lntXehan9e for those
Of the garden SAFE, (S0lr11 c3iatrSl1S)
50 lIttl, dih they at hrSt know It's va
lac ; bat when, after II time, thy be-
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-06-01
OrupiIte Ilijq Bntte &crorG.
PUBLISHED DAILY (su~pAvs EXCEPTED

~" 0eyics -ln 8ecor, Ruidinc ~ Myers street,
East siic, between Montgomery md Bird, OrOyiiiv.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-06-01
Q F. O v l. l. =
Steam Saw Mill,
HEAD OLE MONTGOMERY ST.

yENIlE Proprietor of this establishment is now pre-
pared To contract TOR. and deliver orders from
500 10 ju0O0O feet, OF either common Pine or Red
Fir Lumber. AT the lowesr market rates The Red
Fir will De found the best Fencing Lumber that can
he used.
All persons about to build. viii find t10 their adj
vantage. To purchase at this mil. they can have
their Lumber sawed to order. in lengths and sizes To
sllit and delivered Free % Charge.
Attached to ihiT establishment is one OF Nodd'
vorth's Patent Planning. Tongueing and Grooving
Machines and all orders for Planned Lumber OF any
description can be Immediately filled.
ALWAYS ON hand. Shelving. Fl boring. beveled Sid
ing, Joist Fencing Boards. Sluice Lumber, Pckes
Lathe Shakes and Shingles.
Also on hand. Doors, Windows, &c Or ers for
Doors Windows, aud Blinds. hiled with despatch
GEO. w GARRIOTT.
Oroville. April 24th, 1857
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-06-01
just Received and in Store.

Polar, Neatstuut, ani Boiled Oils Solar Dil, and
Camphene Lamp Wicks Cauile Wickng. Wax and
Night TGpers, oraX, Soda, Castillo Soap, salad oil
in Basket. Woic'- Schapps Iostclltr's Blrrs. pure
Cream Tartar, strychniue, Castor Oil. and Wynn
keeps Medicines Wholesale and reia, by
ALBAN. THOMAS Y CO..
ap7tf Corner and sixth streets
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-13
Vote for Salnucls and
Gillaspy.
Board Of Trade Meeting:

At the adjourned meeting of the members
Of the Board of Trade and Merchants gener
ally, held on the evening of fSaturday. Oct
10th, the followidg Majority Report Of the
Committee was received:
The Committee to whom was referred the
last resolution adopted at the meeting Of
the Board, held on the 7th inst, respectful
ly report that in their judgment it would
not be expedient for the city to issue scrip for
circulation as currency. That, upon inqui-
ry. they find that such scrip would not. and
in their opinion, could not safely be receiv-
ed by the bankers, as the some would be
entirely inconvertable, and that the effect
Of its being put into circulation would be to
drive out all convertible currency, the place
of which it would take, thus having the di
rect effect to increase the present rates of
exchange and prevent the payment Of
debts.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-13
Vote fer Hyde, Parker
Clark and HERON.

Colonel Bentcn is improving slowly, but
il is feared that his desease is chronic and
that he may never recover his health and
usefulness.
Ind ara is great nation. The latest event
that has attracted attention in that fertile
region is thus narrated by the indianapolis =
Sentinel:
A lady in Blackford county recently gave
birth to- Guild only seven eeks after a pre-.
vious confinement The first child was q
boy and was born on the 18th day Of June.
The second child was girl, and was born
on the lst day Of August They are the
children of Aaron Hess. an old resident OF
Blackford. Both are living, and the mother
is doing as well as could be expect d She
attends to her daily household duties be-
tweed the births
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-13
Vote for Samuels and
Gillaspy.
l. ES Z NEW S .
Kansas Election.

st. Louis. Oct 9.
Four gentlemen just from Kansas learned
that Jefferson county has gone lergely Re.
publican. Calhoun co. doubtful. The fol-
lowing precincts in Leay co gave
Republican majori,ies: Easton, 81 Wyan-
dotte, 80; Leavenworth, 200 Delaware
and kickapoo give Democratic maiorlties Of
80 and 45o In the latter precincts the
troops voted. at the instance Of GOV. Walk
err johnson co. is conceded to the Demo-
crats, but it i thought that Douglas CO. will
give sufficiently large Republican MAORI
ty to carry the district.
New York, Oct 10.
The Tribune has special despatch from
Lawrence Kansas, 9th saying the election
IS still open. SO far the Free State ticket
in this district is 900 ahead, and they will
carry the district by large majority,
The Missourians voted in johnson county
but were only able to carry it by 200 ma
jority.
Parrot is elected TO Congress beyond
question.
No serious disturbances as far as heard
from.
ST LouIs, Oct 10.
Advices from Leayenworth, on the morn
ing of the Sth, state that Leavenworth Co.
is the only one so far heard from, giving a
democratic majority. Doniphan Co. gives
a Republican majority of %, Atchison co
A, Douglas co. Il eco These returns are
given as authentic Tecumseh township
loo Reublican majority, Topeka 1870, Cal
houn l5?.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-13

Ladies In the Mud.

Ladies in the Mud.
Davenport. Sept. IL.
MEssRs. EDIroRs,-This morning as came
down Brady street, near the corner Of
Twelfth, l had the painful pleasure Of as
sisting to their feet two young ladies who
in attempting to thread their way on few
siding. loose, slippery flank, were each at
the same moment prostrated full length in
the mud.
looked around in the hope Of seeing
some one Of our City Fathers, but could see
none. Sorry some Of them or all are moi
compelled to travel this street on foot from
Fifth to Twelfth. after every rain till the
mud disappears Can any one tell when
the plank, taken up by order Of the Council
on East side Of Brady. between Fifth and
Twelfth streets, will be replaced.
None who passed up Brady from church
last Sunday night, / presume, would have
had any objections to have seen Mayor
City Council, and all in the same predica
ment that the two young ladies were in
that assisted in getting up out Of the mud
this morning
Tax PAYRR.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-13

ingt"n county. The black horse came on,
second best.
There was large number Of fine stalli
ons on exhibition. prominent among which
were those Of Messrs. D. l. X. II. Allen. oi
Davenport. They had the largest and bes,
stud of horses ON the ground, and drew a
number offirst and second premiums. Many
others OF a superior quality were also much
admired.
OF farm machinery there was gocdly
quantity. among which were thrashing ma
chimes from Davis, Watson 4 Co. of this
city, Emery d Co.. Of Chicago, also fine
looking machine from Racine, Wis, which
We understand took the first premium.
Nichols, Cannon L Co., Of Davenport, ex-
hibited their corn and cob mill, which was
highly rraised by ell spectators.
Mr.. Adams. Daguerrean, Of Davenport
drew premium on his specimens Some
rascal, or rascals, who like al! the rest OF
the people present, wished they had in their
possession so fine picture as those they
then beheld had the meanness to steal sew
eral; among which were some Of the most
valuable on exhibition. A farmer from this
county, in removing some of his boxes,
found four Of them concealed behind them
lie carried them home, and his wife recog
nized them as some she had seen at Mr.
Adams gallery lie will recover these.
The fair closed on the afternoon Of the
9th,-all being well satisfied with the man
ner in which the performance had been
condncted-save those who failed TO receiy
the award of premiums some of which
grumbled severly. Perhaps they had cause
undoubtedly few had All such have
our sympathy, and the balance can try
again, they may be more fortunate
The place Of meeting OF the next annual
meeting Of the State Fair has not been de.
cided, some say it will be at Davenport,
while others claim the honor for DUBUQUE.
We so in for Davenport-all the time
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-13
Vote for ID Hydc, Parker,
Clark and HERON.

GERMAN REPUCLICANs.-Let our
Republican German friends read the follow
ing extract from the Falls River Journal
"A Black Republican paper published in the
state Of Wisconsin,
"If the negro is NATIVE, surely he
ought to be allowed the privileges of citi-
zenship. and if foreigner he should be
treated as OTHER FORElGNER THE
CENSUS RETURNS SHOW THAT THE
NEGROES ARE MORE INTELLIGENT
ACCORDING TO THEIR NJ MBER, THAN
TIE FOREIGN POPULATION,'
GLORIOUS SpoRT.-The celebrated
race horses, Ben. Kennett, Little Flea, Puse
Farris, Kitty Hunt, are all at the Davenpor,
Race Track Stables This is the first best
stable Of race horses that have met in the
United States for the last five years. Lool
out for good old time, and some Of ths
fastest running that has ever been done
Make the best of this grand opportunity te
see the trial of the fast stock Of the country
One and all will find that look at the ami
mails will amply repay the price of admis
sion, which is only 90 cents.
The above stock will be recognized by
those who are posted in the sports Of thu
turf, as being the fastest stock in the Unitet
States. No other horses can compare witt
them.
Four Of them have come here unexpected
to each other, each expecting to have ar
easy time of it. But as they have clashet
together We shall see the result.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-13
Vote for Salnucls and
Gillaspy.
SUMMARY.

Over 100000 acres Of land in the United
States has been planted with Chinese sugar
cane.
A Peach farm in Maryland was lately sold
for $34, ,l44 so.
TnE MoRxoSs-The Mormons generally
are breaking up their establishments in the
Eastern States, and are falling back upon
Salt Lake. They anticipate probably, that
their service may be needed there before
long,
The lumber season in Michigan has been
unusually propitious. 1t is estimated that
50,o00,000 feet Of logs kept back last season
by the drouth have been got out, in addi-
tion to a very liberal amount in current op
erations. Chicago is now the largest mar
ket for Michigan lumber, and Albany comes
next
ARREST OF MAIL RoBBER.-T. o. Lewis
was arrested on Friday last, in Joe Dayie.s
county, ILL.,, by Col. Ihos. p Shallcroes, ,Spe.
cial Nail Agent of the Post office Depart
ment, on charge of embazzeling letters con
tanning large Gums of money from the post
Office at Melmore, Ohio.
AhtcO suou h"uiCu 0SOTkc 69OluxtO0.
John Adams, and Thomas jefferson, sailed in
ship Eliza Adams, from New Bedford. late
", on . whaling voyage.
CATTLE TO GO FoRwARD.-We learn that
there are forty thousand head of cattle to
come forward to this city, to 60 to the east
Just as soon as the financial means for NOV
ing them can be obtained At forty dollan
per head, this would amount to 81 zoo. 600,
st. Louis Dem.
Attorney General Black decides that
stamps destroyed or lost through careless
ness of postmasters. should be charged to
them by the government
A BErrER LoOk.-We notice the st. Louis
papers are filled with advertisements Of
goods for sale Of al kinds "for currency"
AUBuRN PRIsoSERa-Among the arrivals
this week was one palsied old man n years
OF age, and complete invalid, put In for
life for wilful murder. He Il unable to help
himself at oil, in consequence Of . palsied
SidA He killed his own brother With
esmnoa elothes poendsr, By ksoskiAe his
hssisa - whils . slssn oss - = sen-
tensed = tpe in1istnsoA1-.epe r. ~ ~
~ - = - ~ =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-13
Vote for Hyde, Parker,
Clark and Heron.

RIGHT OF SuFrRAcE.-The following
is too good to be lost. Il is often made
. subject Of complaint that ministers Of
the Gospel participate in political mat.
ters. An snecdote OF . MIR. Field in
Vermont, several years ago, contains q
good reply:
Az the reverend gentleman went, ct .
time, to deposit his vote, tho officer who
received it, being friend and parish.
ioner, but Of opposite politics, remark.
ed:
Il am sorry, Mr.. Field, to sec you
here.'
sWhy p asked Mr.. Field.
Because said the officer, sCbrist
said bis kingdom vas not Of this world
HAS 20 ono right to voto,' said Mr..
Field, unless hs bslonGs to the kingdom
Of Satsn.'
This at once let ray Of light to dark.
ened chambers Of the officers crsnium
which be had never thought Of before.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-13
The Financial Crisis.

New York, Oct. 10.
The paper of the n. Y. 4 +. Il. Il. and Ill.
Central Il. Il. has gone to protest
J. W. Collins d. Co., Dry goods, and Colt
d Co., sugar importers in the Savannah
trade, have failed.
To-day is the bluest yet
The Tribune of this morning reports the
following suspension:
w. A. Cary, Sieks, Wood 4 Grant.
" WConneliy a Adams, G. S Helllnan Buck
ley 4 Moore, and Baptist 4 White, tobacco
dealers
A run oh the Brookly Savings Bank has
been promptly met this \. NJ. meeting
Of those present was organized, and resolu.
tions passed expressive Of their confidence
in its safety, and a willingness to have their
deposits remain.
The report Of the suspension of George
Bliss d Co., published yesterday, is entirely
destitute of truth The firm is one Of the
most prosperous in the city, and have not
thought Of suspending.