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The Placer herald., 1857-03-28

GOLD DUST SHIPMENT-Th last mail
Steamer Golden Gate, took out $l,645,-
55s. The amount shipped on the 5th, was
81, l,442,579; making a total for this month of
S3.OS7.937.
The Placer herald., 1857-03-28

Es- The mail Steamer is due to-day or
to morrow. She will bring the news OF
the inauguration of Mr.. Buchanan.
The Placer herald., 1857-03-28

MORE RA1S.-On Thursday night last
and yesterday we had more rain.
The Placer herald., 1857-03-28

1t is thought that the Legislature will ad
journ early in April.
The Placer herald., 1857-03-28

FIRE AT JACKsON.-Ihere was a fire at
jackson on Wednesday last; at half past
three o'clock large barn, situated on Wa
ter Street, owned by Mr.. Mckay, filled with
hay, caught fire and all efforts on the part
of the citizens to save it proved unvailing.
1t was completely consumed in fifteen min
utes time Several houses in the i'm
mediate vicinity were in imminent danger of
conhagaation; but the untiring efforts of the
citizens, who were promptly on the spot,
succeeded in saving them. The total loss is
estimated at from $1,000 to $500.
The Placer herald., 1857-03-28

Esr Sarah Pellet arrived at San Fran
cisco on the Sonora.
The Placer herald., 1857-03-28

MICHIGAN BLurF.-Ihe miners at this
place have plenty of water, and all hands
are busily at work taking out the ORC.
The Placer herald., 1857-03-28

ES~ The Sacramento river hos fallen
considerably in the last week.
The Placer herald., 1857-03-28

re- Maguire's MINSTREL Troupe are per-
forming at Sacramento.
The Placer herald., 1857-03-28

Do (2d class) 90
Do (stcerage) 2 90
THEArRrcAL.-Mr. and Mrs Conner have
been playing at Mokelumne Hill.
Exe- Mr.. McDonough opened the Nevada
Theatre, on Monday night last, with Mr.
Phelps and other we'll known actors and
actresses.
E-ss" Miss Provost, who has met with such
great Theatrical success at Sacramento, is
about to retire from the Stage for time
owing to an etfection of the throat which
greately atlicts her.
RAIN SroRM.-The wind blew very fresh
Tuesday evening and night, accompanied
with considerable rain. Old Boreas sound
ed as if he has just arrived from the cold re-
gions away up north.
REMovAL-We learn from the Da;iy Bee
that the Office of the California Stage Co.
is to be removed from Sacramento CITY
to Marysvile, after the 10th of April.
Although the office of the Company will
be removed, there will not be any less num-
Der of stages make their headquarters in
Sacramento, as the same that leaves there
daily, will be continued.
SUNDAY LAw.-The Placer .American
complains of the Legislature for not pass
ING law to prohibit the sale of merchan-
disc on Sunday
Mr.. HAZEL, of our town, was circulating.
few days since, a petition in favor of such
a law. We believe it was numerousv
signed by our citizens.
PnlLlr S. JULIAN, was robbed and fear
fully wounded at Marysville last week.
Three men have been arrested on suspicion
of having done the deed, The poor man is
not expected to recover.
The MURDER OF JULIEN-The tesimo-
ny ELECTED by the Coroner at Marysvile
in regard to the above matter, has not ye:
been made public. A reward of $500 has
been offered for the murderers
DELIRIoUs.-1he wife of the murdered
Julien is at times deirious.
The Placer herald., 1857-03-28

Ezs- Insanity is said to be increasing in
California, there has been no less than five
cases at Mokelumne Hill with in the last
two months
The Placer herald., 1857-03-28

PrOmissOry notes, inland bills of exchange, etc.
collateral inhcritances, policies of insurances etc.
onehalf the above.
Licenses and certificates of lawyers $40 90
Passengers tickets, on vessels leaving the
State (st class) 6 90
DO cd class) 4 0G
DO (steerage) 2 90
The Placer herald., 1857-03-28

AMADoR CoUNTY.-The miners in the
vicinity of Jackson for the past fortnight
have been doing exceeding WELL
The Placer herald., 1857-03-28

CIRCUS TRoUPE.-Mr Melville, and hi
circus Troupe arrived at San francisco
last week, from Valparaiso.
The Placer herald., 1857-03-28

Es5" There are twenty-five patients in the
Yuba County Hospital.
The Placer herald., 1857-03-28

TEAs.-Teas are in demand in the San
Francisco market at advanced rates. since
the arrival of the late news from China.
The Placer herald., 1857-03-28

The fire department of Volcano, Anna
dor County, are perfecting their organiza
ton.
The Placer herald., 1857-03-28

CoAL.-Is now selling in San Francisco
at sl3 per ton. Plenty in market
The Placer herald., 1857-03-28

Gsy" Mr. RICH, who was recently so ter
rbly wounded, at A pha, Nevada County, is
likely to recover, so says the Democrat
The Placer herald., 1857-03-28

LATE News FROM CHINA.-Bv late ar
rival from China we learn that the English
are still prosecuting the war against China
They have consumed seven thousand houses
in Canton, and have succeeded in demolish-
ing nearly all the forts in the vicinity of the
city.
The Chinese pursue very barberous
course-taking off the heads of all the for
eigners they can lay their hands on, even
taking up dead bodies for that purpose
Civilized people wont stand this.
The Placer herald., 1857-03-28

RAIN SroRM.-The wind blew very fresh
Tuesday evening and night, accompanied
with considerable rain. Old Boreas sound
ed as ifhe has just arrived from the cold re-
oions away up north.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
GOLDEN BAA nIVE STORE.

l74 MAIN ST. WHEELING.
FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
CTONE q THOMAS take pleasure IN annOGneinE thAt
Winter
They Just received tisir Second RAn Purchases
which, their stock, Ein enable them
the Public more than
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS,
by largest MOST DESIRABLE stock and
embracing BEST SELECTION Of goods they
offered TO the Public
To their former variety they have added large stock Of
CRrpeInE AMI Hugs Of the latest designs and best makes
and also beautiful lns Of choice fuTs, suitable for thS
Winter Trsde,-to both OF which, well ther stock
gyIeTaily, the Invite The attFution Of tie Trade
Having been tle Eastern citirs short time previous to
the heavy all kinda Of Cotton Fnbrics and bay
largely with ts Cash (as the! have done FOR
Etl vel directly from the Iporters. and Nanufae
In Instances; they able Ia Her nduesmtntS
to CsA BuysrS either by the PIECE At RETAIL
d by similar house "a the West.
To the wants Of tvlr rapidly Increasing Trade they
the Pbe with Of the St selected Stseks Of goods in
their line in the West.
In this stock may be found fully
lUOU ydS SksenbraciuK OF the finest imrOFted,
4.UUO :. french MeTinOes, CashmrTes, BOmbazinrs,
Thibets and 1iaddOnIlas-of quality aud colOr,
fun line Of the Richest Painted, Ombre shaded aud Sat-
In striped CasIEneFss and Dzlaihes-impOrted.
E1 Shawl! and CloalsSubrhcing Sons Of the richest
& offered in Wheeling.
31nuO yds Gineharns Dvbases Deaines and Prints and
6JUuO " Of Domesties-znbracInR the largest line Uf
American WoOlens and Cotton goods kept ~ similar
houseS u NOT Dy any house IN tnS city.
They have laid In their stock closer eRah
trade, aud pledge the Paddle that effort uP0n theft part
shall be wanting to please
They feel confident that they inducements
close Cs Lugers excelled b. house the w,T II n
the United States No trouble show gOOds0Ods
Cars. Hotels aud Boats cnstOrlers-
"a ways on hand, Prime Live Geese Feathers
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TERMS:
EeeptHg, Leetarss ana fe'unanStp iHVaria0Fy 4" ,o
For Fai 65arssia ladies department. 20
Il thanks the gratifying and unprecedented sue
which have marked the career Of their SINCE
establishment the Capital and stimulates them to re-
meet, i tee saOst SDtcent manner" me
EaaS rap t,r.6 a asete traiS The great practical
experience OF the Principal In heavy ana
enabled him to bring 70 degrees Of perfection
H ~ ST ES9 6T soS HEi
student, this process drilled at the DESK tnaetu
of .g s ants duties as oosg 1d
ssyTed an aPprsnttcss a SONG Lnrge S G"'rsrS,ns
blunders are in great measure, dissipated. IL,
ants we have also secured the services OF the
most eminent in Ohio, to lecture commercial
Our Instruction is too extended to
sE bat RoG i ES s M free anS 5
its Scientific Prncipes-Lecures upon com9ercia History
ogra1by Commercial Products Commercial Calculations,
Political Economy, Mercantile Law Ethics of Trade Part
nership, sc.
THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
Is now opened for the reception oIades No Institution In
Uo imparts thorough or interesting course In
In sdnclusIon, we would add that put forth
merit still eminent degree the hat
tsFRg s ssspGn Wy. 10 r SS our os oraag
Of ercahtLe La:tretton ta1
Among the many Recommendations give the follow
ing
are ersonalIy acquainted with GranErrs ability an
Accountant Teacher of Book Keeping, which Is OF the
highest order lie has had great experience as AN AG
countau heavy Commercial and banking HOUSES, which
gives him superior facilities in impartng n PFucttcut
KMorEtd0e Or Book Keeping, and Thorough C0n'eTe'"e
Education.
l. J. ALLEN, LII. D.,
President of Farmer College.
LORIN ANDREWS,
President of kenyo' College.
To young men who wish to acquire "Rusfn EdHcd
tior, We think affords facilities very seldom guaisII
Mr. GRAHcEn the OF tleoret Sa knoE
edge and upness In teaching, udtd to PTactieAl COuHtS
Room experience and feel confident that graduates rEh
his College fully competent to keep the most coNP
cuteo act Of Books.
A. p. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant =. =,
j. j. JANNEY, Secy Board OF Control, State Bank OF u
J, +. PARAI, Book Keeper at d. r. WOOdburys.
d. oVERDIEi, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank:
H. 4. MILLS, Sec'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
C.B MASoS, book Keeper at J. IL. Riley Co.'s p
I ~ For full particulars, send for circular
GRANGER se ARMSTRONG,
Cs4-1v rs.ai Proprietors
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CITY BUSINESS.
ENeoS1 oESGfhEsi' Gae1hS5S HSskSas
Writing E'luId.

CINCE this Superior Euid lli bsea bsfore hepahs
- nearly yeaFu hss eohslnEtly Glill q
fsyor and new pTssTTsd b aay q ~ raalse Az
nOld Flljd-
ez, togsthr Uh smaller stles baEe bee 80
bankrFs and merchants 10 CnenDati, LousVie, Rltts
bar Bualo ClrVelsnd, DetFo TeFTe uaotg LafaYetls.
vncennes Indianapolis. EsARsVe. FEankort Le1tngOu.
SuPiVle Acnphis. 81 L0is, ViekshlF lasksoa Eaiaol
New Il has also been ndoprd ll The STATE De-
partmcntB Of Keutueky fenessee and llla1IfPi Iha8
Dplols The Mechanics InEtutlsof
Cineinuati LouigVfe, Diplomas Pgi8E H.
and Illinois.
The foOUing nerehanf., banker, &e WbssIng,
tosOre usng ATnOls English Ink have puFehAa J. y Bls-
KRIS Book Keepers Writing Elaid:
Northwestern Bank % virginia; ueEchants Heshanes'
Bank Of Wheeng Bank Of wheeling, Crescent Mannfaetl
Company; County Clerk Ohio County, HatosaI Tss
graph Once; Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Oee; HeLEo
House; Kelly, Holloway Co.; REssen 1leAlses GOrdoa,
Matthews Co; r Sweeney Son. Doans CoEEI; 0ta
Boyd; Boyd OFT; Oliver PTyoFs JaS. h tost Co. LAh
din, CdbgTBou Co. Pres.
HoT sale At manufactures prices ~
Oe8O LaNBDIN. GIL.NERsON ace.
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PHYSICIANS.

GATE or ALLEGHENl' ClIl, P4.)
TENDERS his professional services to the citizens UI
Wherng, hopvs, from his experience and skill,
tsdCnO GCst4 engaged az dcttre prclics jO, more Hd't
y yedTs) to render satisfaction all VINO luy require
hi services
Uee, No. 2iS Main street. square above the Monroe
House, anu Immediately opposite the resIuEnce OF John
AgLIIr, tsu, declU-GU.
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DIR. e. G. WINCAELL,

AS taken suit Of splendid in HOrnbrOoks new
IL DIock, ils5S Main directly e. Z. browns Jew
trJ where he hopes establish himself
b. e"se atIr'oi to las business, reasonable charges good
ad faithful work always WARRANTED he hopes to secure
share OF patronage.
Dr. ". is familiar with all the modes Of inserting
Teeth including te 'COnunuOus Gum" work. Filling,
cleaning anu extracting, done tie best aud faithful
charge for advice For further particulars inquire
hv Office. iuy24
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etFSS sPFtgE Bt0ek.
Watches JeWelrys SttyerWare,
j. T. = COT IT,
AlEW and Hplendtd stoekiuF eIceeuiuf ~ neauyt eH-
IN eeener, variety a1 cheaPncss. be as hsretofoE
offered his patrons bs oJlr-led
MONDAY 1foRS1NG, 94rH INST,
To Which b. respectfully RVitss ts atAAon - The pab-
d. 49,
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TERMS:
For F4u Course, inctudiMg az Department. q BOOK
ES1 Faf 55asSi ladies DeartaJ 70
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Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS
rTNVyfce DAILY Sunday night excePted between Rich
il nlUnd Washington City via GOTdOnSVile and Alex
andIia.
%ond. s;4O A. NJ. and 1880 PM
Returning leave Washington...G A. n. and Pm.
and =,
Arrive at Richmond. ........ ..1:sO P. n. and An
baggage checks and tickets given through between Rich
mOnd Washington. - -. ,,,..,, =, 49,,
ami beinv in excellent order, and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the hest guar
anee always securing connections Is shown by arF
walls daily at iclmOd and Washington city in advance Of
the Steamboat line aHSn
,RE BETwEEN RCnMoNn WASHINGTON. %O0O
An Omnibus always ready to take thr0HVh
baggage Of wearing apparel between
The two DuIots CHARGE with ample time FOR them TO
taL their meal whether going North or South.
Through Tickets he obtained between Danvte and
Washington ut the Terminus Of the ROa nearly com-
ngtrl to Danvle Agent Of the Company will receive
th Checks Of messengers the Dnnve Road, and at
tend to their baggage all the Way to Washington or the Bal
The fare by the mail line by the old Seamboa.
route. NJ,
mOnd and Alexandria. Isl
FREIGHT DEPARTMENT..
SssES.., e.sey-s sEEaszs
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-02

= We rerubfish gladly the following excel
lent ndtice III the peoples candidates for
these cffcss, taken from the columns Of the
Tauiaqda Sentinel, which, by the way, IS
doing good service 10 the cause Of Free La
Dor:
Joseph j. Lewis. Of Chester County, is
one Of the ablest ana best lawyers in Eas-
tern peuhs ylvania. ana as sound ju,ist has
no Superior ID the State. q IS said thar
there isznOta more popaia 81 more highly
respected man in Chester county than SIR
Lewis Honest, sober ana Sincere man
witIidut guile and dsssptiori, he is a fit cam
didate for the high ahl responsible station
If supreme Judge, gHdswe confidently be-
iiesda that Chester conas5 viii return him a
majority Unparalleled BY any candidate vino
has ever been up before the people IN that
coouty for Office, ana he is fully deserving
of alI Chester can do for him. The balluce
Of the State, We are. sure, evil give him a
/ worthy testiuDnl9l OF their esteem ana ap-
probation by elactipg him TO one Of tie
highest POSTS Of honor within the gift oftae
/ people Of our Commonwealth.
N'James Yeecb, of Fayette ooun'5, ranks
high at the Judicial Bar in Western Penn
| sylyania. This is not an assertion, but an
established fact He viii bring dignity AMI
honor 70 tbe position to which the people
are aboutto eall Inn Cherished and re-
speeted at home by his feAow-citizeus, and
up4u fresh and vigorous ia tho fusL of ri
pepod manhood, be tls0 comes to the per-
: formaneo ofhis .higb duties with a mora
lfeuusullied, and . political character t
be envled by every public man and private
citizen.p 81
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-02

,i's rs4asst of several Democrats Of
'atT esJaty, who had intended 10 vote for
Packer, after his homins,ion, and before
tha fact became known that he had supports
ed strong PrOti5ifory .afaiae Liquor e iiv;
VA II n the Senate of Pennsylvania, we
ig4a lf artiela Of several weeks ago
on tl.is subject. The article speaks for
an gives the most important see
t,9ss Of the law, and also the vote Of
ACkkIi on this question, with the dates
aat pages Of fhe Senate Journal, which we
'hate i. our possession, and win show to
aaY persoas wto may be anxiaas to exam
'h's matter for themselves. We have
aoao4gt there will be many honest Demo-
crats who viii vote against Packer on this
question in Bedford County Here isatha
a.s;cle and the proofs
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-02
DIR SIPREME sUDGES.

Thei politieaF importancs attached 10 the
Office OF Governor causes as,ially a great
deal of excitement throughout the State,
aud wo are opt, 20 tlic amidst Of 4hat excite
Iment,-tb overlook TIE claims and weigh the
.inlporeancecf Of other Offices. in'ieed 50 far
as tllo reallshbstant;al brtineas INTERESTS Of
the con4nuaityaare concerned, the office Of
Snprdaie LJuses'is infinitely of moro rinipor-
asaoe. . X Il reniSEei 70 a great ex,enf from
tho pJlAieolsrdts4 ovss on sfoiselsssfy IN
its operations, ab1F. flieAftfore, n rot lkeB
to attract so MUGS at4ehTioh a5 1the Chief
Maeist4aey, which is iriits essdhtial nature
aud cliarrcter ii political oficGe T6is should
not be So. We should most cisfsfdily scan
she eliims ava qualifications Cf randi ihtc'
for this nostita.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-02
THE GENERAL.

Inquiries have been made, .sOa wdat san
guinary fsid did Hm. r.. Packer aem his
titlf? aehether in Rsuointieuarg.t British,
Indian, .Nerican, Cuban, or H,nsas AIRS !
or wdefhet heis onty a Militia nero 1''--
From all the histories, both national" and
States, ge can obtain, we can say that the
General never mounted hissloed npon the
''tented PLATA" whore red Mars was in ear
uest--aor has be commanded even brigade
of cornstalks and umbrellas amid theoheers
of peanut, gingerbread, and smell- beer ven
ders. His sword goose quill, and tie
stains upon il are ink instead of blood
Steubcn and Scott are uoi his text-books-
wire-pulling being more conseHial to his
mode Of warfare. His most gallant s'c4ar-
ges'' were--as nud-boss. supervisor, collec-
tor, Canal Commissioner, or AuAitor Cen
eral-upon the State Treasury, from which,
during series Of campaigns covering twen-
ty years, he emerged victorious after many
a elosel contested and DOUBTFUL Gsht. In
desperate contests for tue peoples money,
General Packer has proved no coxardlY sol
der, ,as tle rich trophies Of himself, bis
brother, aud his persopal friends abpndaat-
~ testify His last and most briaienf dis
play Of tactiesz-Eroyipg him to be q very
Fabips in pru3ence7rwas his drawing ont
Jqaee Wilmot, end then his mastery re-
trs4t thronga tas mountain pass, Of comnAit-
teedom, whereby he saved himsch, tas did
not bis Vapniipg protolype, Goliath Of Glh,)
and whereby, also, he is nov, all. 10 dis
charge fierce yollcy Of words at safe dis
lance --,E1ctangs.
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INTERESTING STATISTICS. s.-The United
States are composed os thirty-one States and
Ilipe TcrIitorias.
They contain popularion Of y, 600, eco,
OF whom 1900, 900, are white.
The extent Of sea coast is II, $50 niIcs
The surface OF the five great lakes is &c.
600 square miles.
The number of miles Of railroad IN opera
ton Is 10000, which cost S7s 100000.
The length of canals is 5000 miles.
1t contains the longest railroad on the
globe, tie Illinois GentraI-which is 7S4
miles.
/, The apnnal ralueof its agricultural pro-
.duclions is S2,lQn,000,000.
It's most valuable production is Indiar
corn, which yields annually 100000
bushels.
/ The amount of registered ami enrolled
tonrsge is 4 ,o7,010. -.
The amount Of capital Invested ia manu-
| features is $4,000, 100000.
Tie value of farms and ike stock i:
/ S4Q0 900 goo.
lis mines of gold, copper, lead and iror
are among the richest in the world.
The value Of gcA produced is 00,000,-
Geo.
The surface Of the coai fllls Is 238I5l
square acres
Within her borders are 10000 schools
/ 5000 academies, 23l colleges, 2,S0C
churches sas
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AEOTMER SPLENDID REPUBLE
CANFFCTORY-

CEND IhE OL@D Lli1bi oE f4Clphl
ApnoADl Tue pe4ia Of uline have again
rroelsiu.ed the calf and deliberate conyie-.
ton Of the wrong ala inquIty Of that "Bpr-
der Rufi4n'' policy whleh would elevate the
Sllve power in ihis ountryiqto the supreme
conirsl II I'll tie ds3arlg slfs q she tfeg-
eiaueut The canfaign bas been one sin-
gnlarly free from ex,itemeut--aud therefore
ia the bighest degree favorable for an un-
prejudiced express 10, Of opinion: and the re-
suit is, that Maine stlnds as itmly for sire e
soil, free speech, andfree men" in Sertem-
Der, 1857, as she did in September, 1896.
Il was therefore nd mere excitement of a
Presidential eleetioathat induced the peo-
pie Of Maine 10 roll up majority of more
than SEVENTEEN THOUSAND for
HANNIBAL HAMl.IN, for after the So
Der second thought they have elected LOT
NJ. MQRRGL, by majority nearly as
large. The presents'repgth Of Hannibal
Hamliu or of lot N. Morrill,, has had little
20 90 in either case with the result. They
iswcre voted for as th. Representatives Of u
great pflpcir Pie which its dear above all 9TH
CT political matters to the people of Maine
Ii is honor enough to the gallant and DIS
ltiinguished men 4inder whose leai these two
transcendeut yictocies have been woD, 10
sly that they are worthy and honorable rep-
resentatiyes Of the great cause Of which they
have been made the standard bearers
We feel peculiar pride in the great tri-
umph achieved yesterday. The .4ry1s and
/ all the other Border Rufhah papers in the
State have been boosting for weeks past,
I Chat the Republicans would fall of sadly
from their vote st last year, aud that the
s'Dehlocracy" would very nearly hold their
own, thus making a very large relative gain.
They kept this game oF''bras' up with such
persistency, that sonr Of our tinii friends
we're really disposed to believe there was
something in II. snl prepared themselves TO
realiqs mcagre victory. But the day oil
@talk' has gone by, and now we have the
| figures 10 slow fhnt,3 although the aggregate
vote has fallen off as every one anticipated,
the Republicans stand in every way as well
as they did last year. The aDeblocracy"
indeed, have shown no signs OF vitality, ex-
ceps ia the scaekliag' and Dragging Of
! tic Custom House organs ana The Federal
ofico-bolders. They are repuiiated and
| condemned BY the peope.-Poriiand I'D
ygyt,ser.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-02

The Detroit Free Press, in attempting 10
glorify Mr.. Bucbanan's reply 10 Prof Sill
man and others. titus exposes itself
''Ite clergy wanted the troops wiihdraYd,
20 that. evidently, i'm Lane md his Pqrty
nigH haes matters qHfaeiirr. d1c2 lqy.
What is this but clear thongh iupvit-
ting coufessiop that ibe writer well knows
~ ip Lane aud bis party to be the Pegple
Of Kansas, or at least great majority Of
iteinl Msjorities in this country doa + ask
the asse niblagei Of regiments of United States
troops toprotect hern sgaitlst their rniaeri-
~ bcishbors 2-.S Y TribOac
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-02

The PennSyfmni0t has long article
in the natu-e of au inquiry into the carises
which have operated 10 place or to leave
Pennsylvania 10 commercial aud manu-
featuring position 50 unworthy of such 4
State. 1t says: q . =
% aflad We fully availei ourselves Of cur
resources, we should have mpnopolized, By
Ills time The madqfqctpling business Of
The United States. The New England
States could hot have competed with Penn
sgi1snia in industry, ara tie trade Of New
Y9lk wobld bot have gained a PrePqnder-
aae4 over that Of philadelphia. For It is
not aldno ;bc' klrbor, but toe resources Of
tie country in the rear Of. ! seaport, which
'dotermiaes its commerce. This principle
IS NOS, conyinciuglg and practically 'eluei-