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UNITED STATES MAIL.

FLORIDA.
Posr DEPARTMENT Sept 80, 1857.
DR0POSAIsS for carrying the mails OF the Uni
led states from lst December 1857 ao June 1852 on te
speciic oicc the onies De
vcmbcr iss7, 10 be decided on following day
store, the line the Florida ralroad by
IIar!ee Ganesviic Mieanory, oaln and back
three times week in four horst eo.slss 49,.
Hany, propose sclsue Of departures and arrivals,
making close with the rairoad
store (on the line the Florida ralroad by
New River and s. Sg to to- % miles and
making close connexions with the railroad:
Mlddcburg Is miles and back, twice week in twohoc
bidders viii propose schedule Of departures arrivals,
& making close connexions viii, the railroad aiE
lions and % Dc embraced in hc contracts see avcrsc
January L. 1885, in pamphlet hrp at the lincla post
Oct 3--1aw4w .s4a Iosanaatcr General
Marble Manufa cturcs, Tombs. Statucttes, Etc.
TIME SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the attei-
Il ton Of the public to his large and elegant stock Of
MARBLES, ToMrsroNEs, AND MONUMENTS,
north between Twrlnhaud Thirteenth
He has his and other experienced workers in fine
marbles, and every other description Of stone
MARBLE MANTFIs OF THE LATEST sTYIEs
OF his manufacture, and of superior quality
IINTIis IooR AND WINDOW sllIs cAERTAeE sTElf, NEW
In fact everything required the bust
ness, either Tor utility or taste for the hnc arts @
daily invites witt to his yard where judge for him
self. .t si8s. #f.Heft
the articles he has number OF
statuec suitable either the tomb the
them imported by himself from Italy II these please
hc viii manufacture order such he dcsircd
he hopes o the expectations Of his patrons s
ts;, WILLIAM RUTHERFORD, 5t
+ stcct north between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
Sep 3-dGm 5 sos f tReEy
New Agricultural and Machine warehouse,
55s SpaM street, south Of Pennsylvania areauc, opposite Centre
aa.t
AGRICULTURAL Rp1 EAiENrs MACHINERY, FIELD AND GARDEN
sEEIs FERTILIZERS, &c.
TIME undersigned is now prepared to furnish tho
IL above mentioned and all articles pertaining to the agricultural
through northern England states
large number Of the principal agricultural manufacturing establish
which he has selecting choice aort
machinery descriptions He has also made
be at all times receipt OF important improve
place agricultural line Another
practical agricultural mac with experience Of twelve years
thorough knowledge Of this business all
it4 various justified he
furnish all articles in his line reasonable
any house In this country.
Machinery descriptions repaired at the shortest
The uo reasonable
With experience and facilities conducting
ness f importantly no respectfully patronage
farming community and public generally shall always be his
U,,icct 70 please. salgttM SOS 30 sgt4 Mttlt+8gh
Yours very respectfully, j. p. BARTHOIOw,
3H 3 b5s 7th st., SIX doors south of Penn.
Sept 22-3teod tt opposite Centre Market
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peta nv IN.
is,ye s,,,y, ps's'u,a !, s1a Trau a"y ~ m
i2eo fiSm S sa sn eao 80 nlo, and back month";
,r s" rr,poi,co on the ID and iT,h Of each month
.rrivs N sa, Diego by The sth and Goth month;
% M nv y sn n fmncisco Iy The 9Th and month
issos From San frneco miles aud back six times
80 week by water
Leave san Il Francisco daily except Sunday, atsam;
Arrive al Oakland by a IN;
islrfS arriSe gissaai AZ san Francisco @ by m
i25o9 From Oakland BROOKLYN San Ieandro San Ioronzo Aya
as miles and back three times
I,ayn Oakland Monday Wednesday and Friday at
Arrive at san Jose by 5pmi
Arrive al Cak land BY M
i2oiO FROM o"as osSa, msst y S'a i'0'' :
Leave Oakland Monday at 9am
M,,ss ierve Marinen Ma pu,ps"g Tuesday q AZ I m;
- Arrive at Oakland by pm.
rna BY Bloomfield to Tcmalcs 20 miles and back
. once i week.
. Ieavo Pct,ama Tuesday at sam;
hrriye al TcnaIes by 4 y N;
,n%s hs,so is%saTS !, p's,ms msohv'ds NV q : m ~
etuma by ioteg TO smiths Branch q miles and
Leave oreN ie,num, u"ip ! Tha THURSDAY al sam;
Arrive 1t SMITHS Branch BY PM
.,s Leave smiths rrauc, Friday At s a I'm;
Arrive al Ictauma by 8 D M
l2sls From rsia by Rosa Russian River 80 miles and
,oSe as,A ie,a1un, Tuesday aud Thursday tsam
Arrive a, Isasainu River by pm;
Leave Russian River "Wednesday and Friday ats
rcialuna by 5pm.
to Oak Valley Anderson Valley, and Albion
a Mills 10 lar River, rs miles in all, are invited.
1854 from ptluna By Sovao Rafael 20 miles and back
d. Leave i'etalnma Tuesday a, s am;
nsaas I.,ve AN a. as Rafael s "wednesday Al s am;
nlsas LAKE, 7s Ss' miles and back, once week '
leave Napa CITY Monday al a M
& Arrive al Upper Clear Like next day by 7pm;
Leave Upper lake Wednesday at AM
Arrive at NaIa City next day by pm
l2a5a Nara City, BY white sulphur springs knights Ranch
week Bidders 70 state distance aud schedule Of arrivals
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WASHINGTON.


1880 Rainier Wash Ter Castle Rock
hz Highland Ncwaucum Grand Mound, and suttcr Greek
to steilacoon City, 1lO miles and back once week.
Rainier Wednesday at ga M
Arrive al Stcilacoom City next Friday by 2pm;
Leave steilacoon City saturday at Gam;
a Rainier next Monday by pm.
80 miles further VIII be considered
by Ccaae TO Wascopum Oregon 95 miles
and back, once in two weeks.
Leave Vancouver every Wednesday at 10 M
Arrive al Wascopum Friday by IL m;
Leave wascopum every other Monday at 0 a
Arrye al yancou n "Wednesday by
frequent trips will be considered.
Prairie Is miles and back,
week.
Leave Cowltz Thursday at an;
Boise Fort Prairie by 2pm;
Leave Prairie Friday at Gam;
Arrive at Cowlitz by 2 pm.
Boise Fort Praire to Grand Mound 80
miles and hack, Ia two weeks.
Point every other Friday at o n m;
Arrive at Grand Moun day by pm;
Leave Grand Mound every other Wednesday at o 0am
at Oak Point next day by 6pm.
l275i Yelm Prairie, Fort Mont
pomery mi and back, in two weeks.
Leave Olympia every other Monday at m; N
Arrive at Fort Montgomery by pm;
Leave Fort Montgomery other Tuesday at 7 II m;
Arrive at Olympia by pm,
City Astoria weeks and back to Che
nook u the residue
Bidders distance and schedule Of arrivals and depart
Proposals the entire route week invited.
1856 Olympia Oakland and back
Bidders distance and schedule Of arrivals and depart
NJ u +
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American Gothic and Brass-Foil Roonng,

INVENTED BY EuGENIo IArn1A, ARCHITECT, b, A &C.
nESIGNS made for concrete churches, villas, cot
IL agcs and rm buildings once, Gothea near chappaqaa
Wesichester county, New York.
June l7-dn M ,g,,t.,
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l2sOI City by Lehgh City American Fork Provo
City, Sprngvilc Inyson, Sinaquin, Salt Creek Fillmore
City Parowan, Fort johnson, Cedar City, Bringhursts, N
Clara, California, San Bcrnardino, Monte San
Gabriel and Los Angeles, TO San Pedro 97 miles and back
, a month.
Leave Salt Lake City on the 5th Of each month;
Arrive a San Pedro by the l of the following month;
Leave on 9th Of each month;
a by the LIST Of the following month.
month viii be conslcrcd Also bids for the
separate parts to and beyond Cedar City, es0 miles from
salt Ciy)
l2so2 From salt Lake City by NILS Mil Creek Mormon
IIoladays Settlement, to Alpine City 40 miles and back
Leave Lake City Thursday at @ a m;
Arrive at Alpine City next day by 10 u IN;
Leave Alpine City Thursday at pm;
Arrive al Salt Lake City next day by p M
12s03 Lake City by Union Draper Ieheh City Gardncrs
Mills, American Fork, Pleasant Grove, Provo City, Spring
vile, Spanish Fork Fayson, Santaqun salt Creek and
Ephram, Mant, 1i0 miles and back week
Leave Salt Lake City Thursday al Gam;
Arrive at Mhnti Saturday by SPIN;
Leave Mani Monday at Ga m;
Arrive al City Wednesday by s IN.
l2So4 City stoker Cnrcvic Pennington Rays
vile, and Ogden City to Brigham City, 90 miles and back
Leave Salt Lake City Monday Thursday an;
Arrive at Brigham Cfty next days by IL m;
Brigham City Tuesday and Friday at pm;
Arrive at Salt Lake City days by
1906 Salt lake City, by Toec City, to Gantsve, So miles
and back, week.
Leave Salt lake City Thursday at @ m;
Arrive a Grantsville next day by IL IN;
Grantsvllc Friday at m;
Arrive at Salt Lake City next day by q p M
12S06 From Salt lake City, by Tayvie Mount iensan west
Jordan Herman, Gardners Mills TO Cedar Valley
(souih Fort) IS miles and back oncaa week.
Leave Salt Lake City Thursday at cam;
Arrive at Cedar Valley next day by II m;
Leave Cedar Valley Friday at 2pm
Arrive a Salt Lake City next day By o pm.
l2S07 Cedar Harmony and Pine Valley Santa Clara
10 miles and back, in two weeks.
Cedar City every other Thursday at Sam;
Arrive at Santa Clara next Saturday by 3pm; #.|
Leave Santa Clara every other Monday at IN;
"A u IN,
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wheeler & Wilson.
MANUFACTURING CoMPANYs IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,

MANUFACTURING coMPANYs IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
F,milies Manufacturers, and Oilers E@
EJNHESE machines combine all the improvements
Their extensive and increasing Ealo
approval and comnenai that they have
the oprcors warmly recommending them They
sufficiently long test them thoroughly and have
given entire satisfaction. ..s
Among obed advantages that they possess over all others
/.
Beauty simplicity construction and consequent freedom
from arrangement and need of repairs l Eit
ID. Unexampel and raIdluy of operation.
. 81, Nosrcss at #a@.ta
The remarkable perfection OF their Stitching and their apa-
bilty a variety Of and materials.
Principal 33 broadway New York and at their agencies
In the principal cities OF the Union
May 26--1y# .sA @s.t
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leIos saem, sanam CITY Central Washington Butte
Caapooya, Union ron Pine willamette Forks, MchenIo,
Eugene City Pleasant HILL so miles and back,
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Aaned Albuquerque Mgodones socorro
Craig Las Cruces, Bernallo, Los Lnnas Fort Fillmore
Froncro Texas to Fl Paso, Texas 800 miles and back
twice a month.
Leave Santa the 10th and 25h of each month;
Arrive o III In eight days;
on the 7th and 25d Of each month";
Arrive n Fe In eight days.
weekly trips will be consdered also for the separate
parts and beyond Albuquerque.
Fe by Inccro Fernando Dc Taos 20 miles
and back, week
Leave Santa Fc Monday Mt s q
Arrive at dc Taos Wednesday by 10 m;
Leave Fernando De Tnos Thursday at Sa M
Arrive u Santa Fe Saturday by 10 am
Cruces by Mcla TO Tucson, and back,
the distance and schedule Of arrivals and de-
partures by which they propose to run.
1854 Colorado City, san Diego Cal
and back, twice month
Bidders state distance and schedule
Proposals extend by commencing Fl raso Texas viii be
considered.
Albuquerque by zun to visala, woodve0 Cal
1900 miles and back, month,
bidders schedule, which to connect closely with
route I2s51 Nf.H. a.E..
Proposals for frequent trips will be considercd,
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JONES e. NOELL,
se Attorneys at Iar
DUBUQUE, IOWA,
NTIII. attend faithfully and punctually to any
wv the line OF their profession cm,nipd TO them
Collections in Iowa. Illinois Wisconsin, and Minnesota Territory
and proceeds promptly rcmttcd
a"..rs 1 rs0ss psso x"arsc nkcr Washington city
Hon. Teyeriy Jenscn, Baltimore, Maryland.
Hon. John A. i'i pS, New York eiy.
Sep 2--df
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I27Ol Astoria by Chaet Wash Ter, Oak Point Rainier
Oregon, Ilelcn Lake River, Wash, Vancouver, Souvcs
Island Portland, Milwaukee, and Oswcgo Wash Ter,
Oregon City, Or ia miles and back, twice week
in steamboats,
Leave Astoria Tuesday saturday a I'M;
Arrive at oregon City next days by 3rm;
Leave Oregon City Monday and Thurslny at a
Astoria next days by
Ihd4 % by schedule win he considered
12702 From Portland BY sro Tuaan wapaoo
La Fayctte, IS miles and back n week
Leave Portland Mondsy az 7 M;
Arrive at Ia fay,iic next day b 9am;
Leave n Taycic Tuesday at
Arrive al Portland day by
1908 From Oregon city, by Yam Hill Btcrc Chmpoag Fairfield
Salem Indcpcndcuce Bloomington liberty, and Alba
ny, To Corvallis, % mites and back, twice a week.
Leave Oregon Ciy Monday ami Thursday ut Y am;
Arrive t Corvallis days by 5pm
Corvallis Tuesday aud Friday att M
y tiiy noxt days by y
l27Ol from Corvallis Point Franklin Long
claw, and Yonclh 10 Oakland, 90 miles and back
Leave Corvallis "wednesday nj n m;
Arrive At Oakland next day by
Leave Oakland Wednesday ut SAM
q Corvallis next Iay by SPIN
Corvallis. by Knncys Mnrray Eugene City Cottage
and fok oi willamette, TO Oakland, 100 miles
aud hatk, week.
Leave Corvallis Wednesdays ut Iam
Arrive at Oakland Fridays by ipm;
Leave Oakland Fridays at Z
Arrive ~ Corvallis Mondays by 4 y
Bfls 20 end Il Winchester invited.
12T06 from Corvallis Rckemue Bridgeport na
las, E,nn, i1um Valley, and dayton, In teycc 50 miles
and back, n
Icve Corvallis Mondays ~ ia IN;
Arrive Vt IL fayrie days by ~ m;
Leave In fayette tuesdays u IN;
Arrive at Corvallis hy N VI.
1907 IRON Salem, by Dcaks Ferry Hood, Ia fayce
~ miles aud back, once u week
Leave Salem Mondays y NJ;
Arrive Al u Fsycie by SPIN;
Leave Ia fayetto Tuesdays a a
N Arrive at sulem vs. SPIN.
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Ben d. Il. A. WhitiOCk d. Co.,
l3 Bee1aan Street, Of NASSAU opposite the Asor
House,
PRoPRIETORs OF TIE PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE cREMANT CABINET
TMPORTERS of Cognac brandics for druggists and
Dnpuy, Cos Henncsscy lfn Cas-
ulo Co. aud highest reputation and sole pro
prors the iii The native proof and havor OF
Cugnuc, viz Il .,Sa
vineyard OF Chateau Bernard
IiIurnr dcs champs dor .Ia -sa "~..
superior vineyard, vicux Cognac.
. .U Also
Exclusive importers OF the
Old Royal Hollands, n
1burgunaster Schnapps, #h
And several brands Of sherry Madeira and Port vines 30, &C.
Ales, porters, and cigars direct from shippers
aE CHAMPAGNE, CREALtNT. E
D. NJ f. A. Co the exclusive owners Of this wine, and
are in regular packets and beg those who
may have given under their guarantee that u
will superior cy of favor and quality to wine at
present imported.
Boni. NJ Whitock, aasa 4
Eiwtl A. Whtlock, u
Fredk J. IIavcrstck, BEN 4 f. a. WliliLoCk a ". II
Oliver W. Dodge,
Henry Canmcycr. &fa
May 26--ly*
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Brilliant schemes for November, 1857.

GREGORY 4 MAUIY, Managers, li Aifig
.F fii .a.t tl. Wilmington, Delaware. t aGea
the sperintondenco Of commissioners appointed
A4R A by the governor. A ~
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Depot, s55 Broomc street, N. ",

where address all letters and inquiries.
as sell articles instead Of this which tc
depot for circular terms and nirma
Genuine is signed Ms s. A Allen, written In ink Beware
councrfcis
Aug lS--cod3m -
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CYRUS w. Field d. Co.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS,
.. ID. No IL Ciie street, Nep York g
INVITE the attention of dealers and consumers to
their largo printing writing wrapping and all other
kinds Of paper they sale the lowest market prices
26--ly@ Ia. 4. s Ii
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Letter writing and Copying.
DERSONS WANTING LETTERS WRITTEN ON
buiness friendship, confidential affairs, have them
promptly neatly executed no copying attended TO with de-
spstch at the office of 4stp lHs
~ f.gf 4, .5 EDMUND f. BROWN
N,a,ry Public, &c, corner OF Tth and streets.
~ BAH business this office Il kept strictly confidential
'sl#gI "lf 7r- e. r.. n.
oct 3--2aw3m .tr, [ntclJ 3t
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Black Republication Always
the Same.

The adjournment of the Black Repub-
hcan Legislature of New York. is the
occasion of the following remarks in the
Albany Atlas and A1gus. They can
not be too carefully read or too extern
siyely circulated
ZaThe Black Republicans commenced
with an overwhelming majority. They,
passed 500 laws. They emptied the
treasury. They anticipated its resour-
ces for years to come. They sanction
ed hundreds ofillegitimate claims. They
overrode the vetoes of their own chief
magistrate. They rejected his nomin-
ations. They assailed the Constitution
of the United States and Of the State ;
declared defiance ofthe courts, and over
turned the charter of the chief Cities
They reversed the rules of the common
commercial Law, and unsettledevery vest.
ed right in the State. While doing
this, they cried, "Liberty, liberty-the
negro the negro, the negro !" But they
passed no liberty bill. They tossed the
measure from house to house and aban-
doned it. They voted for vaporiziDg
resolutions; but the lover of liberty will
look in vain through the immense statute
book of the year for a single word in pro-
lection OF human rights. He will find
nothing but acts of spoliation and disor-
ganization. Black Repuhlieanism is
the same everyWhere-corrupt hypocri-
teal. impupent and false. ~
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AN ORDINANCE

To provide for the grading, paving, and
improving the sidewalks on Main ST.,
in the town of Loudonville, between
Spring and Union Streets.
SECTION 1. Be IL ordained and enact
ed6ythe Mayor, Recorder and Trustees,
of the torn Of LoudonuiHe, That each
owner of a lot, or lots, or part of lot,
lying OF Main street, in the village of
Loudonville, shall pave, or cause to be
paved, the sidewalk in front of his, her,
or their lot, or lots, or part Of lot, in a
good and substantial manner, before the
first day of September, 1857.
SEC. 2. All pavements shall be con-
structed of brick, fiat stones, or two
inch plank; and be ten feet wide.
Sec. 8. All cellar doors opening on
the pavements shall, at one end, be ever
with said pavement.
SEC. A. AL portions of the sidewalks
in front of lots not paved as herein re-
CURED, shall be paved under the direc-
ton of the town Marshal and the full
cost thereof, shall be collected at the
County Treasury, under the name and
title of paving tax, off of the owners Of
the lot, or lots, or part of lots, in front
of which said improvement shalt be made.
A. j. SCOTT,
Mayor.
Attest: E. G. HAsKs,
Recorder.
Passed May 25, 1857. 3w3
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CURED.-A gentleman has returned
from Kansas who voted for Fremont last
fall under the impression that there was
actually a war being waged in Kansas
between Southern men headed by Atch-
ison and Stringfellow, and Northern men
headed by Robinson and Lane. But
our informant says that on visiting the
scene of strife this spring, be finds
Messrs. Atchison, Stringlellow, Robson
and Lane, boon companions and opera
ting together in the purchase and sale
of town lots.
Upon inquiring, he says he found that
these entcrprising gentlemen have had
agood understanding throughout, and got
up the excitement to induce emigra-
ton, and raise funds, in both of which
they have been eminently successful
Our friend who went so far to get his
eyes opened, says he returns cured of
Black Republicanism. There are thou
sands in this State convalesoing who
wero severely attacked last fall with
"bleeding Kansas.n-MlZsoaukee Neacs.
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A Practical Dimc uIty in the Way
of AboIishing Polygamy.

The Charleston rs. CT Mercury calls
attention to a great practical difficulty
in the way of Congress interfering with
the Mormon system of plurality of wives,
in the Territory of Utah. 1t says:
Polygamy, as it is called among the
Mormons, is only concubinage. No form
of marriage is executed between the par
ties. Brigham Young, or. one of the ell
ders, saystoa woman that she is "sealed"
to such a man and she goes and lives
with him. Brigham calls all who are seal
ed to him wives, but they are only con-
cubines. Now, is there any law of the
United States making concubiDage a
crime? Some of the States make adul-
terry a punishable offeDse in their courts.
But there is no such law enacted by
Congress for the Territories, nor made
by Utah for the people which inhabit its
Territory. The concubiuage Of Nor
monism may, therefore, continue in ex-
istence with the full authority of the
United States in this Territory.
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OF THE OHIO DEMO-
CRACY.

The Democracy of Ohio, except thro'
the perfdy of some of their public agents,
who have yielded to the temptations Of
lucre, have always been right upon the
record. In the Legislatures chosen in
1851 and 1853, there were q sufficient
number elected as Democrats, who uni
ted with the opposition, and defeated
those wholesome reforms demanded by
the voice and creed of the party. Those
faithful and i~ncorruptible sentinels, Me-
DILL, MoReAN, TREvTrr, PUGH and Nc
Cook, through all their regular official
reports, were constant in their procla-
nation of the dangers which encompass
ed the Treasury, and of the necessity
for additional safeguards. See a part
of their record Oh the first page of this
paper. We shall have occasion to refer
to this record often during the campaign,
and to make additions to it. Ali that
is o necessary to secure the ascend
ancy of the Democratic party, and the
salvation eff the State, is to put in no.
mination honest, capable and tried men,
who love principles more than money.
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GOOD WILL COME OF IT.

It required a financial earthquake,
like that which has recently shaken our
State, to awaken the people from the
stupor into which they have been thrown
by false teachers in politics. This ca
lamity will teach them, what all former
experience has taught, that the radical
measures of the Democratic party
divorce of Bank and State-and the
bolts and bars of the penitentiary, as a
terror to thieves and peculators-aro
the best and surest guarantees for an
honest and faithful discharge of public
trust. The opposite system, by leading
" US into temptation" makes rogues of
honest men. Good, therefore, will f.
nally come out of this great crime. II
is better that the stable be locked even
after " the horse is stolen" if it will be
an effectual guarantee against all future
demonstrating.
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SENECA co. BANK-.R0TTEN! ROT.
TENN ROTTENm


This institution, of which Ex-Trea-
surer Gibson was Chief Engineer, is, we
are advised, about as rotten as Banks
generally get. If we are correctly ad-
vised, the recovery of the $780, 600 of
hypothecated stocks, and the recent
cancelling of the $50, 900 o fnotcs will not
be adequate to meet the outstanding cir
eulation. While the scrseching about
Kansas was at its climax, the engravers
were most busy with their rags and
lamp black, and the countersigning Re-
gister with his pen-not in keeping a
record of the amount and denomination
of notes he was furnishing the Bank
hadn't time for that-but busy in wri-
ting his name across the face of the
notes, and forwarding the packages to
#Tifin. The circulation may be $780,
600, or it may be 5000, o00-who
knows? Seneca Co. Bank circulation
keeps pace with the constantly increa-
sing magnitude of the default Who
Will pay? The producing classes, of
course, either by the notes perishing in
their pockets, or in the form of taxes, if
the State undertakes their redemption.