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Cnrne1imrs and On CIoths.

Real Carpets. lie ant Velvet and Erusses in
great variety. egant rys and IngraiUs, h igains
{ largest and be assorted we ave ever ofsTei and
at rices. Also, Velvet and els halr and hall
Carpets; plain Venetian il all widths; tose her
with Felt-, DruFget-, Crumb cloth Eugs Mats, C., &C
We are preaa ed and put down Carpets at the
shortest notice have large OF OF Floor 1i Cloths
MAKERS and in all widths, which will cut in
sha In suItp
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VOL. XXI.
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS,

From 8. NJ. PETTINGILL & cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
119Nassau Street, NEW YORK,
And No. 10 State street. BOSTON
P Co., Agentsfor the most influential ana !argess
cuatng Commercial both in the United states ho
the Canadas.
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A. n MOTLEY. Fso II Urea, n. Y, writes: 81 ave
Us our pictorial u.ystH IN NY miy .ver ince
nveutt it, aud be ie it
urpOse put out with bad cold [ ~bo Id ,ooner
take am other remedy" - y
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-20

IIAvING assOoioed with In the Wholssals Grocery
II aud Produce Ba-iness GEN PAuLDis9 AADSzs0ss Of
Tabapoo the name % yin be p. @. ANDERSON.
Thankful the liberal patronage have heretofore re-
eeIyed would spec fay inform ny cd eusomers ant
All neg ones under the present Arrangement thsy
vii be much better supplied than heretofore, and trusi
In rnu Of goods
hi ,tore ChURCH ANDERSON.
- MIA AEprEsoH CHuRcH AHnEaIoH,
LSbaaoH Tsna. - AdsAEilis, Teas.
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Dress Goods.

Together with endless variety OF medium md Tow
priced Siks ounce, Robes Q1ie, and b. the ward
iu plain aid. striped nd bavaderer, also saHn-Sced
and dou Nernrs and Csshmeres or Eat riey
OF all and Union Plads, MOusCeain and every
thing ami desrsb e in this NaT.
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AEAFHIs TEsN Dec. sth, 1856.
WHOM 3 O cerrlfy At :
Bennett erei roof fJr last spring with a CON-
position called Wrs's Patent Galvanic Ceneu- oae OF
Tie deck, he o,her Old shngie roof which
are giving perfect satisfaction. lie also repaired dor
Her window. shch leaked badly snd had basei the skill
cf Car pen prevent It's leaking which succeeded
IN mailing perfectly Tight. ! chverfuly recon-.
mend has more Oi rounnE the public, fr all roshnR
nuTposes, and believe u " be ptrane axture agalas
nfe aud wafer. u. COOkRELL
Prop retor C0ume rcial Hotel
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Asthma or Fhthisie, and Bronchitis.

WEr MANCHESTER. PA Feb. {, 1885.
sB Your CHERRY FFCTOEAL p. rforming marvellous
in mi sclon hts rtl-vet several from arm
irg ptoms Of consumption /. now caring a ma u
has a5ored under affection of the Ia nR for the as
forty years. HENRY L. PARKS. Merchant
A. A. RAMSEY, NJ. D., ALBION, Monroe county Iowa
wTe>, Sept Q, ls5': "During prac Ice of years
have 70 nj nothing equal your CHERRT PscToRAL for
g ing and re lei eonsumptVe patients or curing
such . durable"
gh add volumes OF evidences, but the most con-
Tueng ooi Of he virtues Of this remedy Is found In It's
ELECTS upon trial.
Consumption.
Probably ore remedy AAs been known which
cured and such dang thss.
human aio reach bot hJse the CHEHRY PtCTO
AAL auoI d. relief nd CO.. fort.
AsrlR H,UsE, Nav YoAK CRY. March g. 1856
OcroR AYGE, IoWKNL Zee % a outy and pleasure
20 info what HskRY PfcroRAL - done for
EerO-s yHpt5ns Of consumption, from whieh aid
could procure gave her rsitf hhe steacy la-
iup, Dr.. sIrong of this cit where have eO1e for
advice recommends al of your mediclnu. We bless
his kindness, do sk IL for she has recovered
Tol that day. She Is Set she be-
but is free IRON her cough. and calls he,sef vel.
OEL1SD0 SHELBY,
Of sheIbyyihe.
CosH ptiues do not despair tl yea have tried Arms
CHAksT it Is made by one OF the best medcal
ehea ts @ord and Is elres around - buspeAk
the hisu inertia of . ytFtaes.- Fhila. Ledger.
PREPARED By DR.. J. C. AYER,
Practical ana Analytical Chemist, Lowell, MaGa.
And sold shoiesAls by
BEAhY a DkMVFtI.LE, Nashville.
Ret lby-
10 q b OWN aad All dr. iggists In this ely.
FRiEssoA HA8 hiAss toGabsa.
UAAs BRO. ciaTksvi.e.
h. - DEERN, shelby giag.
SCHELL a BLACkMokks GsllztlE
Ana zHdeAlersin al oiclAe eyrrFsaeTe.
Dan. PACKARD,
oesL-4m. AivsrslsinE Agent.
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Valuable Tract of Land
For sale.
ON FRIDAY, 2OTH OF NOVEMBER, 1871 viii offer
- i0F sale
THE TRACT OF LAND

ON FRIDAY, 2OTH OF NOVEMBER, 1871 win oEai
~ for sale
THE TRACT OF LAND,
on which I reside, containing $50 Acres. The land
lies 4 miles of Good etsyiIle, with good rcad oat
the turnpike. About 90 cleared balance
is in timber. The Nashville and Henderson Railroad,
which will soon be operation, viii have GOOD.
etsY lie. The land well WateTed, and is finely adapted
to the growth Of blue grass An person wishing make
Stock Farm, will hno well suited in soil aud position
that object.
it has q number Of never failing Springs it is eapa-
be Of being divided into q number Of Ama farms Es
follows
] ne Tact OF so acres, 80 acres cleared.
One Trac1 OF so acres, 20 acres cleared.
d One Trac Of about 20 aCres,I
One Tract OF about as sCres.'
One TracI OF about 6n acres.
One Tract Of about IS acres, with the dwelling
prOVenents
will sell the land all together in parcels suit
chaseTs. Amy person desiring inform atiOn apply
<. c. DRAKE, TO the subscriber the premises.
Persons desiring to purchase privately, may apply at
any time before the day Of sale.
TFRNs;-Cne third in hand; the balance in and two
years. with interest fr, date, and lien retained the
land. sep25-td. L. b. VOOLFOLK.
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P. & C. ANDERSON,
wholesale Groesrs, Produce and Commission
MER G. Ii A n L S,
An nEALnss
Brandies, Wines, Whisky, &C.,

Brandles, Wines WHISKY, &C.,
ALSO,
Dealers In Bacon Lard aud fCeunGrF
Produce, % sVery description,
Ne. s, Broad Ssrsss.
NAsMVIELEs TENNESSEE.
ENTE Dc store kad oetr for sais eAasp, tna
W ial.osiaE choke and ssAect aFttsiess
seo9 saeka Gue saisi Eo1 bags uuaee,
500 caArse Gcs - hde saga fro1 nna e
liuo kess Nsls oFts4s ehoieas
81 baFs Gotten YArns ice doEen Paiated BRcksss,
sorted - 10 cedzr aa.
500 esss Rsszlssd Whissyi s nssss rsREi
50 Rys das SO pe@5ekas. kzsoFtsds
50 Eourbon de- IS lbs Laaf crszhsa saS
80 HoaenEahsia e. Fssdsrea eakar
s. Sweet aias so Fs4Es WFappsns Pspss.
10 : pHss nns hranaisss essortsd slsess
- aea 6iui 80 t@sse Glassware,
IS humf torted
les go Clxsrs, sssarisd, 59doE4n waahsozrdas
00ogc8 g h cape bsEa fpiess
g HEs Iahaccu, azzlFfe1s 10 = FeppaE
SO Frescoftis Fosps - = Ginger
200 hAzs EhaE, a.ssEtets 1ooesaks saEash sodas
see Ias nar Lsal, B bhis arElslsas;
. . 4" ASA
ie eases Aatsaesi eazks h2dasrs
CeFoaas tn4igo,
Ana saaEF ozhef srteie "a the GraeeFy hae Ekich
sasfsa e sxsEsEsJ lee press. -
csslL -. bFosd s<Eesa.
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. T :. y = 7 n z q" y
No. "a, spruce street.
TESTIMONIALS AND REFERENCES.

OFFICE BUCKEYE FTATE TNsuHANCE I0AFANT,
ISCISNATi, bee. l6, 1886
40 ALL WHOM COSCEAS This Is TO certify that I
have examined specimens and Roofs 0f W T. Chds Co.'S
'Flssiic Fire and Proof ement ROohng and be
lieYe rninenty superior 10 other KIND OF Roof
ing In use. e5e itnes Of trial Of one OF
these Roofs volume Of fame from adjoining
building which struck directly the roof aud coTnce
or nearly half hour. Il stood the ta beyond all
oectation and sayed the building, I. NJ. HASKELL,
President buckeye State Insurance 20.
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VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT FoR SALE.

VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT FOX bALE.
I Al Offering for sale, reasonable terms, the
House and Lot At the corner Of Broad and High sts-,
formerly owned by the late Martin New. APpl. %
A.Y. ?. LINDsLEY,
JulyS. So College street.
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SfanIe GoOds.

We have an lily large Tot OF all kinds Of Domestic
goods reacned Brown COttOl WOOL union anu cot
striped cotton for servant, grea variety,
J-4y. goods for hou aud held Prnts Ging
hams Hosiery, in short every thing in line,
ant At rc-s that cannot fail TO give sasftcton.
Uc & K Q. McNAIrY CO.
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CScISSArI ASESCY ROYAL Issuance CoMPASY,
February 6, 1881. (
IL have examined W T. Chids Co.'S tlastic FIRE and
Water Proof Ceuent Roofing, and as far as judge
consider great invention, and am willing 10 insure
buildings protected upon the same terms insure
those covered by metal. JNO. 4 Law,
Agent Roy al Ins. Co, London and Liverpool
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A Neat Dwelling House for Sale.
SITUATED in Eigeheld the GaIlatin Turnpike. For
- further particulars apply TO
tept1t. A. V. 8. LINDSLEY
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Chlds A Co.'S Patent CemenJ Roofing Is used here
on our Of Buildings We covering
Cars t., and Master Nj ehane reports favor
able 70 it. = = LhoMMGDieOI Pres.
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Bows. Youths and ChiIdren's

TNINF Calf Eoots, B-oges and Oxford Ties;
Mrrs' oys' ouIhs Coarse BToge, and Roofs, oi
the quality size made expressly to order,
for service nv nov R.R. GUTTER.
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A Valuable Business Lot for Sale.

AM now Offering for sale that valuable Lot on Market
n street doinng the Of Morris 4 Mathews. The
Lot a 52 feet Market and 1OT
wards Front street
would make OF the best stands for q wholesale
Grocery Store IN he city. For terms aPpiyto
septic. A. Y. s LTNDSLEY.
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FRESH ARRIVAL
or T
sAN FALL s. WINTER -
BOOTS. SHOES, HATS AND CAPS!
B. R. C T T E r ,

B. R. CUTTER,
20 Sc & So. Corner Of College ard Broadway,
NA>BEVELEE, TENN
HAS received his stock OF ROOTS, sHO-S HATS, and
II T1Us Ks for the Fail and Winter Trade, consisting
rart &C follow, Vi
For Ladies, Misses and Children.
Ladies sne Kid Bootees, thin and thick sole with
heels;
Lasting Caters, side and front laced, with
heels
Con ress 4"
Kid " Puskins and Front les
Mis-. g &" and Mo. 81 pprrb and Boo eesi
and Child Lasting g ID and -
Child. fine KID and NO. thick ard P1mp Sole;
Fancy Foots and Slippers,
Women's extra size Kid Foots Bu kus, &C;
No. " md
servants' heavy Calf, Kip and No extra sizes;
For Gents and Boys.
Gerts' fne Pegged and aced Boots;
" Water proof "
" " Opera "
oxford lie;
Broad strap Shoes, pump AMI welt;
At B. Z. CUTTERS,
No SO and 80, corner of College and Broadway,
N,vT Na-hville.
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HIRAM CONKLIN ND

AM LIE, Efo, MONTEREY, "a writes 81 Jsn 1856:
81 had tedious hIel a, wch me in doors sx
ek~ took many med cnes without relief tnRuv tried
your PGcTRAL b. the advice Of clergy n The rst
dose T'eyrd the soreness, N throat and lung;
edcnes are 'he cheapest vel the sst We ca bu
and ee m you, Doctor and your me1ies as the poor
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ENGNEEAs GENL SUP'r's OFFICE MEMPHIS 4 CHAR1Es-
TON RAMaoAD
hENPms, June 26 1857.
To WHOM COsCEsN. This is 10 certify that he
Memphis and Charleston kaiTOsd Company have rur-
ased Of W. : Rrnn-tt, the right prepare use oou
their Depo's Budrgs, Cars &C, sc, Vests Galvane
patent ure and "&fr proof Roohpg aad that believe
20 be economical and durable covering HAVING Al.
ready had il in use for eight months.
SAM. TATE, Pres dent.
p c. ARMS, Gen Supt.
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H. COFFIN, Superintendent.

MnzFBfs, TENs-, Jan. IL 1851.
To PrBLIc.-W. 8 Bennett, made Z pication 10 ~
last sumner buildings sith Vests GaiFaHie
Cement Il being 1htBF, thought Would Try t
had u applied Blacksmith shop. add Engine House
attached the 20 lndry. 1hsy have proved required
u water proof roe hsVtng Whstoed snHe The EreSa
sst storms, and EivHg good satisfaction WeeAn oaly
add, Try IL and y0G VII De satisfied.
CUR1Is 4 KNAPP, Iroa Foazasrs.
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ECFEEsIExDEzT's OFFIcE, NEzrHIs OHIo RR
MEaFuIs, ExN Ftb l9, 1881 [
Ma BkSEETr. Dear Sir;-Our company having been
roubed very mush with ieaky ears put some OF your
Patent PANT upon them. and far ny knoWedge ex-
lends, cheeFfaliy recommend Il 70 any Who 9ish A
Try roof Of any sort Yours, Ao.,
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more mischief still. This plea the Repub-
licans acknowledge to be true.
Now, one more thing and we will be done.
As the census is constituted. no possible
hope can be entertained by the Free State
men. All is axed in accordance with the
original plan, and the pro slavesy party boast
of two thousand majority. What good
would it do to 60 to the pollsi Free State
men would then recognize the Missouri
usu tpation, but do nothing toward making
Kansas Free State. They offer to vote il
Justice is done. Mr.. Yates, OF the COURIER
says they will not resist the laws; but knows
they have a majority, "if justice is done,"
and everybody comedies this fact. Stanton
refuses 10 interfere to correct the census,
though he does not hesitate to apportien
d delegates from list of voters who voted {
year ago, though no census was taken
Walker says that the laws protecting SLAYER,
must be enforced; and Buchanan yields I
those around him, becomes their suppl
tool, and appoints such as the south de
+ mands to office in the territory; thus provin
what Republicans predicted--that he woul
Ipassively obey every behest Of the slav
power. Under these circumstances whs
! OUGHT the Free State men do, and ho
ought they do it7 will some "Notioni
Democrat enlighten us on this pointi
June 26, 1851. VlNDEA.
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Ohio State Journal.

This sterling Republican paper
is doing admirable service in the
cause ofright and justice. and richly
deserves the patronage OF all who
iisire an ably conducted paper, from
the State Capital.
=. The people of the State owe
Messrs Gangewcr AMI Schoulc
..,.t., Sc 49, ~--.ay anu aOllltJ
manifested in exposing the attempt
ON part OF the Democracy, to make
the Republicans responsible for Glib
sons dcrclictions rs well as thei
craft in covering up Ereslin's ro
query. We have on hand sevcra
articles from the Journal, in reierenc'
to these matters, exhibiting great tao
and research, which we intend pub
fishing, as soon as We can fine
space.
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Gantofk 9fflfrsonian.
s. A. SPEAR, Editor
FINDLAY, OHIO:
FRIDAY, :::: June 26th, 1857
Raising n Dust to Secure IA Retreat.

Raising n Dust to Secure a Retreat.
The Democratic party elected John
G. Breslin to Office, for two success
Isive terms, and although it was
known to the leading men Of the
party that he had appropriated to his
own use, large amounts Of the
Treasury funds, the party nominated
him for third term, and did every
thing they could to elect him to the
trust, he had so basely violated and
yet up to the time of the late dis.
closures OF the embezzlcmcnt Of the
the publics funds, not one leading
man Of the party nor ono leading Or
gan Of the party, had the magnami-
ty tocome out publicly and ncknowl-
edge the fact, much less expose Bres
Inns dishonesty, but on the contrary
as soon as they discover that w. IL.
Gibson had made q mis- step, they
turn the whole batteries OF the par.
ty upon him, and endcavor to make
him the scape goat, to carry of the
sins Of their pet official, whose out
rageous pcculations were regarded
as of SO little moment that they
took steps to perpetuase him in Of
fee, in tho face oftheir own establish
ed rules in regard to rotation in office
They had no such holy horror for
robbing the Treasury, until they
found they could pick flaw in the
conduct Of Gibson, for whose de.
l.nquency they hurl the thunder.
bolts of their wrath at the Republi.
can party, notwithstanding he wa
regarded as one of the most reli.
able men in the State, for homes
ty and integrity, by mon OF all par,
ties, when nominated for the Of
flee OF Treasury. Breslin had rem
dered himself notorious for malfeas
ance in office, when nominated by
his party for tho third time. Gibson
had a character above suspicion
when elevated to tho same Office
The Republicans without an excep
ton censnred Mr.. Gibson, the mo
ment they discovered that he falter
ed even, in. the discharge Of duty
the Democratic party have done ev
erything in their power to concea
the conduct Of John C. Breslin, who
was known, to the party, to be a de-
faulter to a most alarming amount
Such is the difference between the
two parties, h's
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nf the crrnrtion charged against

of the corruption charged against
him, whydoe, he not, like an honor
able man, shoulder the responsible
ty, and reiep from unjust imputa-
tions, frienl who has ruined him
self rather tIan expose him.
That neither he nor his friends
have lcnieJ q single charge made
against him, is proof positive that
New arc true-that'he does not now
''ins..e clean breast of the whole
n,atter, and restore, as far rs in his
power, to the confidence Of the pub
lie, .he man who has been made the
victim Of his cupidity, shows that
IN addition to his being a dishones
knave, he is a consummately mean
cowardly poltroon.
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Marrraaes.


MAnRiED-lIy }. 5. POWELL, Mayor, Mr.. Jons
IIELsEL, and Miss MARTHA WAip.
- On the 10th inst. by wM. DAVIS, Esq.
Henry DEATsMAS, of Portage township, and
CATHERINE ScnwAp, of Biglick township.
In Findlay, at the residence of DIR. W. H.
BALDWIN, by Rev. J. MEEKs, on tho morning oI
the 23d inst. Mr.. !. N. ALEXANDER. late Editor
Of the Pn JPer american, and Miss RgBRcc
ALBAS, OF Hancock county.
Editors are generally regarded as unlucky
dogs, doomed to endure twofold share Of tn,
ills of life, and finally die, unwept, unhonotct
aud unsung. Brother ALExASDgR's namo mus
be prestige to glory and conquest, or no coult
no, have succeeded, in carrying from old Han
cock, such u valuable prize.
Our printers knocked off, and proclaimed /
regular jubilee for about AN hour, In honor o
this eyont--and moreover, 10 take time to de
molsh the pile Of most excellent cake, offero,
to the shades of the departed faust. sU..
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nrcslin,s4crnriiies,

Through the negligence Of Cover
nor Mcdill, there is achance left for
the release of Brcslii's securities,
from the payment of the bonds Civ
en-. When Breslin entered upon the
second term of office, he was not re.
ouired to renew his bonds as the
law provided, and he continued thus
in office for ten months, before any
attention was given to the matter by
Gov. Mcdill. Not being given il
accordance with the statute, it il
thought the securities are not bounC
to pay the forfeiture. This is very
different from the course pursued b,
Gov. Chase who saw to it that MIR
Gibson had given bonds before h
was inducted into Office, as was don
also in the case OF A. u. Stone, Glib
sons successor.
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Mrs. Cunningham BurdeIi,

The trial involving the question
of Mrs. Cunningharii's marriage
with Dr. Burdeli, has closed, lcav.
ing GA The hands Of the Surrogate, q
ponderous mass Of contradictory
evidence, from which to gather mate
rial to aid him in makin1 a decision
1t was proved, for example, that DIR.
Burlell, on the day Of the alledged
marriage, was at three different pls-
ccs, at the same time, hundreds ol
miles apart. ltis probable however
that Mrs Burdell has proved her lie
gal claim to tho property of DR.. Bur
dell, and will eventually be placed
in possession OF 1t. This trial has
been equally as exciting as the one
for the murder of the DIR.
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Dsatbs.


DIED-ln Belefontain, June 20, of Disease on
the Brain, MAGGIE LAWSON, only child OF YPHsI-
i.ANTi II. and CAROLINE 4. ID. SAITH, aged four
years, three months and twenty.three days.
Go, blost one, though much we loved thee,
Dearer far than life to us.
Thee would not stay thy homeward fight
Though 1t bears thee from our sight.
We would deem thee early blost,"
SO soon to gain tho promised rest
OF pure glad spirits undenlod, 4
Like to thine own, our gentle child.
AT her residence In Pleasantville, Hancock
county, Of Consumption, Mrs. ELEANOR S. FIR
MIN, aged IS years, .4t
The deceased was highly esteemed by all who
knew her, for her correct christian department
and amiabe disposition. 80 s.ld t,'r
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Our recent exchanges bring us
additional news in regard to more
corruption brought to light. 1t
seems thaiSl32 900 OF the bonds Dc
posted with. the State Treasurer to
secure the payment of the Clrcula
ting Notes Of the Seneca County
Bank, have been found in possession
Of the New York Bankers rs collat
eral security, for the over. drafts o
W. IL. Gibson on his own persona
account. The State Treasurer ha'
those bonds attached, but there il
some doubt whether any more cal
be recovered than the surplus re
manning, after Gibson's liabilitie
are met. II these statements arr
confirmed, they will show up Glib
=, II no Il, IS n falsiiicr and knav
than John &. Breslin.
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General Walker.

This hero OF three defeats and OF
three unsuccessful attempts to make
himself President, is now in New
York, receiving the plaudits OF that
class Of mctropolitans, who are just
AZ ready to give notoriety to an in
dividual, distinguished Tor border.
lrufiianism, rs to one who has proven
himself to be a public benefactor. -
Bill Poole was long since canon
lied, by these worthless, to whom
greater honors were paid than to tae
great and good WASHINGTON, and yet
BILL was never known to the public
but as q most consummate bully and
blackgaurd.
The City Of New York is the on
ly place in the north where WALKER
has ever received any great amount
OF sympathy or aid. His late eXcur-
sion, from New Orleans to New
York, was far from being triumph.
He did not receive one hundrcth
pat Of the respect or attention that
would be rendered to the uncitizcn.
lied, chattelized DRED Scorr, if he
should pass through the country.
WALKER, it seems, still sports the
title of President or Cominander.in
Chief. and complains bitterly that he
had been deposed by Captain DAVIS
He is endeavoring to raise men and
money to fit ont another expedition
to try his hand second time at con
quering the Nicaraguans. fhe un
dertakes another invasion, it is to bt
hoped, he will be left to the tender
mercies of Nicaraguans, who vii
dispose of him in WY he will no
trouble the world any more.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-06-26
A Dilemma.

Mr., GIpsoN has stated over and
over again that the cntire defalcation
discovered, is the work of JonN G
BREsLIs, and that he (Gnsos) wat
induced to conceal the true condition
of things, rom the positive assur'
anccs given by BREsLIN that he would
make good the deficit, so as no, K
involve GIBSON 10 difficulty. II Mr.
GInsoS has not stated facts, why
does not Mr.. BREsLIs come out ane
state wherein the facts have beer
misstateda Ifhe (BRrsLIN) is guilty