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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-28
SllERltt'S OFFICE,

III I'M 7 , VI IIT,
luHc County. CulfOrnin. \
NO SERVICES viii bc performed in any civil NO
tinn or proceeding. uuti the fee Tor such seryicc
paid ty TIE party 7couitiug The service. This rGl'
will bc strictly b3herrd to, without distinct n Of peg
sons y. ID, PI.UM
Nov. 18th Sheriff Bate Go.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-28
0ROyILLE. SATURDAY, NOV. 2sTH. 1857.

THoMPsoN's FLAT DiCGINGs doctor
Vance Of Thompson's Flat. informs US that
the miners thereabout are amply supplied
with water from the Walker & Wilson ditch
ana that all seem to be making money. lie
says that on Monday he was shown piece
Of gold taken from John Young's claim
that weighed $4,000. Many miners are
migrating toward these diggngs.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-28

Dr.. IL c. YOING, whose advertisement al .
ysrusement appears in another column, Is the pioneer
advertising Fbyscinn in this tate, has cured more
patients than any other. Attention is called to his
advertisement. II
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-28

RoNpo IN SAN FRANCISCO 1t is said
that the San Franciscans surpass all others
in their passion for rondo. Nearly every
drinking saloon in the city has become
gambling house, and the tables are continu.
ally crowded with betters They play it
"high for luck" when they do play.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-28

THE ALTA Express Cove are again
and again placed under obligations to Char
ley French, the agent OF this very enterpris-
mig Company, for his kindness toward US in
the newspaper line. lie is always ahead of
everybody with the Marysvile papers.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-28

THE ORovILLE Turn VEREIN.--We learn
that it is the intention ,of the Turner's of
Oroville to give grand ball some time
during the coming holidays
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-28
Public Notice,

rs HEREBY GIVEN. THAT ON WEDNESDAY
u next at 10 o'clock. NJ, December second
1857. we the undersigned, Robert B Moore, james l..
Ienshaw and Pscfcns Ord, propsietors OF the Grant
known as the Fernandez Rancho. for the purpose
Of establishing the genuineness of a ceriaia patent
for sour square leagues of land containing seventeen
thossand eight hundred and I've aud eighty four
one hundredths lying in Butte County, State
of California, issued by the President OF the United
STATES on the fourteenth day OF October. A. ID. one
thonsa nd eight hundred and fny-seven, TO honiso
h.. Fernandez, Maxim, ZenoD Fernandez. Josiah
Beden aud William Il Barham. and their heirs,
will make application TO the District Court OF the
Fifteenth Judicial District, for the County Of Butte.
20 inspect the said Patent, n open Court. and II
genuine. 10 annex an order thereto. declaring the
same 10 be genuine, as is by Ia - required
ROBERT B MOORE,
JAMES l.. HENSHAW.
PACIFICUS ORD.
WM. n. RHODES, Attorney.
Ofovie, November och, 1857. n26-h
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-28

ACQUITTED John Per1ue who was lately
tried in the D~frct Court of Yuba County.
FOR murder in the second degree has been
cquittsd. 50 says the Cal sornia Express.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-28
WIN. LATTIMORE.
Teusurer Butte County.
DIR. Nj. NROOMAN.

VIII hrieafer have his Office at T. Il. I.-nagures =
Drug Store, Myers ireeI, near the corner Of Myers
aud Montgomery. Mo
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-28

Tnr JUNCTION FERRY case is, to use the
language of an antiquated iguoramus, "still
the state Of StdtW gao"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-28

YANKEE ApDAMs This celebrated actor
will appear before an Oroville audience on
Monday night Mr.. Adams meets with
marked favor from the press generally, and
is evidently an actor of moro than ordinary
merit in the very difficult line of characters
which he assumes. We are generally dis
posed to doubt the general notices of the day
which appear in the newspapers concerning
theatrical performers, but from the tone of
the following defence by the California Er,
press of Mr.. Adams from n criticism which
was made by the Marysvlle Inquirer, we
are inclined to credit it as honest. Says
the Erpress-
"The actor who has been made the sub
ject of our cotemporary's unfair criticism,
played the first night here to very large
house-afterward to a good house, and
Wednesday night to one not 80 good as he
deserved Vacant seats are frequently,
however, a much greater reflection on the
people than the actor.
ave consider Mr. Adams a very supe
rior delineator of Yankee character, and
have gone 20 see him every night, because
we enjoy hishelineations hugely. We like
fun and we ike good acting-we see both
wheawe witness MIR. Adams performances
Mr.. Adams comes supported by we'll
selected stock mpauy
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-28

DEWITT & Co Our table is kept in con-
slant supply fall the dalies by this very
obli,i ing hrm We feel very grateful.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-28

For conviction - James Maddux, j. c..
Booth, j. q. Brewton, ". Mcconnell, HIN.
Dunn, ", NJ Siddius and p Nc. Mahon.
For acanittal-U AIdrich, George Damon,
Henry Habal, Ja II Whipley and II. Vir.
go. As this was given us by one Of the ju-
rors it may be relied upon IS correct.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-28
rankin ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, U. D.

I rankin ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, U. D.
a Stated meetings are held In the Masonic
NgSyII II on the second and fourth Fridays Of each
~ \month. IL. A. GAsTON, ME-. H.P
C.F. COTTON, Secretary.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-28

The BATES CAsE.-The jury in this case
fai. ed to agree. The .4ge Of Thursday gives
a list Of the jurors and the opinions they
held as ,lows
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-28
THROUGH TTCK.Ts.

Are furnished including The transit of the Ish2tas
Passengers uol~d that all tickess for the stea
mers ut the u :. Mail :. :. Co., must ~ presented
Ia their nVeu at Aspna, for registry and cXcha aye,
hey ~ Il not otherwise be available.
Treasury shipment VIII be received board
the steamer unll II O'Clock, midnight. Dec 18th
No Inrrcianiisa freight Will be received on beard
after O'Clock T. " y C. 4th, and IA written or her
must be procured NJ the 0H1rc for is shipment.
For Freight or Passage, apply 20
FORBES y BABCDCk.
Corner OF Sacramento ana Le.d-edorf streets.
san Francisco.
n5-A choice of berths on Tho Allautlc steame rs is
secured by the early purchase of Tokes in san Fran
CISCO. td
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-28
THE ONLY SAFE Il RELIABLER ROUTE
Dece 1sber 5th, 1852

AT O'CLOCK, \. W., Pu>CTuALLY.
Passengers by the T. VI CO.'S Line nre landed
on their arrival al Panama upon The Wharf at the
Rail Road Terminus. by the Company's steam Ferry
Boa ana proceed lmmediatriyby by
RAILROAD Across HE II rllMUS to AsPINlVALL,
where the steamers Of the l. :. Mail : Co are al
ways IN readiness 10 convey them 20 New 80 / or
New Orleans.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-28
NOT Il r..

Treasurer Butte County
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08
Death Of Hon. WIN. L.. nnrCy.

We published yesterday a Geographic an
nouncement of the sudden death of this gentle.
man at Ballston Spa in the State of New York.
No previous Information of his sickness had been
received. and the news Of his death will surprise
and shock the whole nation
Differ as we may about the wisdom Of Mr.
Marcy's political views, there is no denying t.
him the possession Ct extraordinary mentn
power. BY common consent, he was recognised
as the intellectual giant of the Pierce admins.
'ration. Indeed, tits no encouragement of Mr.
Pierce himself to say that in all the qualities l.!
the profound statesman, Mr. Marcy was infinite
ly his superior. AS Secretary of War unde
Mr.. Polk, and as Secretary of State under Mr..
Pierce, he proved himself everywhere equal t.
the occasion. Educated in the school Of New
York politics, his political course in many re
spects may be open to the censure of his oppo
nents But while we may often dispute the wis
dom of his policy,it must be confessed that
one, having taken position, could defend it wit
more OF ability and success than Mr. Marcy
His vigorous conduc. of our recent internation,
dlfhcuties with Great Britain showed him TO be
IN every respect of diplomacy, full match f,
the leading statesmen of the British Cabinet.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08
THOMAS II BENTON.

"TnE ALBUM OF VIRGINIA" = Mr. Edward
Beyer graduate of the Dusseldorf Academy,
after having spent some time in painting some of
the most remarkable landscapes IN Virginia scene
~, has presented to the public the first fruits of
his pencil III n voane ITO be followed by four
others) OF eight beautifully executed Autographs
which, bcngcolorod in the most careful tye of art
bear almost the appearance OF oil paintings. The
scenes depicted VI the present volume are the
Natural Bridge, llnrpers Ferry Rocktish Gap,
High Bridge, CON the Souihsidc rairoad) Wey-
er.s Cave, Sinbllng's Springs. Burners White
sulphur, aud Montgomery White Sulphur Spring.
The fidelity of the artists delneatons will be
aitestcd by every one who has visited the local
tiles portrayed in this illustrated work and
while the scenes hero represented possess an ar
tistlo merit and national celebrity sufficient. one
would think, to render the work most acceptable
to the lovers of beautiful art throughout the
whole country, 1t Is to the people OF Virginia
that these sketches must appeal with peculiar in.
terest AS possessing for them special charm;
and we cannot but hope that they will by the
hberality of the patronage Afforded To thi, stump,
tuous work, (whose price. moreover, places Its
within the reach of all. evince at once their ar-
probation of the artists skill and their pride in
these "lIome Scenes of the Ola Domnion;' for.
as Virginia contemporary justly remarks, Mr..
Boyer, in illustrating whatever is famous, grand
or beautiful in the Old Dominion, whether the
creation OF nature OF nrt is engaged IN an I'M
lertaking that entities him 10 the liberal oncour
agement of her people. 1t needs only the pen
ell of the artist and the pen of the tourist 10
make Virginia as renowned for the sublimiiy and
beauty of her scenery : the most celebrated Of
foreign lands
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08
\ J Stafford,
} Masten,

1t II suggested by contemporary Of ours that the
next issue of the Know Nothing party Will he Il
" General BdnkrHpt lar. Whether it will be the
old one of lS4l or newly modelled one, Is not yet
determined valley Democrat.
We clip the above from contemporary that
seems to take pleasure in taunting the know
Nothing party" with its alleged failure and over
throw. Admit that the American and Wing
parties have made their last struggle, and will
no more Of old, resist the cohorts of the So
called Democracy; we submit whether it is noble.
mugnanmous, OF bold to be constantly offering
insult to the fallen Is it the impulse of gen.
erous or II craven ennmy to be disturbing tho
ashes of the mighty dead q! The dead lion may
be prayed over by the living ass though the one be
not less n lion, nor the other less an ass. We are
only assuming that the vaunings of the democra-
cy are true, when they proclaim the utter annhi-
aton of their old opponents-and we hold them
responsible for treading with unseemv ard in.
decent levty upon PROSTATE foe that could
once look them in the face, and brighten them
from their propriety
We have no doubt that the establishment of
another Bankrupt Law would be a God send to
many trading democratic politician, who would
not scrnple to use and abuse it as they did be-
fore in the proportion of three to one, as com.
pared with other parties. Such was our expert
ence in the town where we resided during the
short-livea existence of That law We knew
men who could utter the vilest Pronunciation of
! Henry Clay. and yet gladly avail themselves of
the measure which he projected and carried
through for the purpose of relieving onterprisiug
men from the effect OF the reyerses that had
overwhelmed them. consequent upon Democratic
tinkering with the currency, and other blunder-
ing that precipitated the crisis in which the
country was then plunged. The Bankrupt Law
much as it has been abused, made no man dis.
honest that not in his heart knave, whilst
it did afford temporary relief from the rapacity
Of creditors, to those who were struggling man
fully 10 recover the position they had lost, and
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08
Iyucbhurr E.nD,her ylari<ct, = nh 20.


WHEAT-lLcfe is no charge in Wheat, and the marke
spae,.ty the Of last week Ofcrngi the week
have bee" few and lar between and quotations nominal
ly-Sl ca Tor Prime Red 81 10or Prime White.
IbBACtD-fie breaks ot Tobacco continue large hut
eeips ;hr " unt luisr9r IuFs Mt s. 5oa 10 30; Guod
So ell so; Fine Manufacturing lurs s2 j0a - U Fine
shipping Sl&diz 90 interior Lta Si2a 49, Good Sli a %
10 Fine shipping sa'0 Is '0dl9; fme Stcinmng scarce
SlaHii as Good Manufacturing Sl 10 So Fine 81 5o4
r som" light cases Fancy Wrappers at So $50 $40 So
ami At rl9.
REEF CArTLE-Tho market is well suppled-prc
ring At 81 to S5by the scales Extra quality would de-
mud litto
sIfEErAre worth 81 20 to 50 30 per head quality
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08

EMIGRATION FROM CANADA According to the
Canadian papers. emigration from Canada to the
Western States continues, and Is increasing t.
nn extent sufficient to excite alarm among the
people of the Provinces: causing the more than
decimatiop OF the population in certain districts.
The Pays alluding to a certain parish says:-Six
Young men left for the Western States vester-
day. They were almost the only ones remain
ing in the parish over twenty years of age. All
the others have left during the last two years.
have been trul Y alarmed ut seeing in the church
es only old people and young ones under Is years
Of age. Few persons have any idea of the ex.
tent of this emigration. You may think that
exnggeratc, but assure YOU that have estab.
lishcd the correctness of the fact that, in the
neishboring parishes well as in this, in con.
ce>sion possessing 90 families, may be found
from two to six women whose husbands have
left them 10 go to the United States. In many
concessions there is not single young man old
enough to marry.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08
A isEss.EO Esist>gCsAN

Whose sands of lie have nearly discovered while
in the East Indies certain tor tons. mPueu, Asthma
bronchitis. Coughs, Colds and General Dchtdy. 1he
l given up die. lie had heard OF the wonderful
restorative and healing qualities ct preparations made from
the East India Hemp and The thought occurred t. Inn that he
ght make remedy eI-lis Child lie studied hard ami
ccclcd in realizing his wishes His child cured and NOW
alive and Will lite has Hre administered the wonderful rcu
ciy thousands of sufferers all al the wurt and he
hnt fdcd in making them completely healthy aud hap
pp Wishing TO do much good possible he Will sehd To
such his afflicted fellow beings H. this rcetfe, nh
u AMI pielt directions for making and successfully
using lie requires each applicant neosc him shifting
ho returned the and the
remainder IL applied The payment OF this al, ertlsemtn
Address DIR H. JAMES
No. ~ Grand Street Jersey Guy. NJ.
y BDr. IL James has neither office agent in New
Nor have pretended and advertised Tho reepe/
PLACE hui No. 10 Grand street. Jersey
CITY, New Jersey ma y dNe3mo
a pcrfunicd Esreath-What lady or gentleman would
DOWDENS DENTAL FLUID it Will not oul, Ter it,
sweet tut MAKE the teeth white aabaster prevent tooth
ache aud preserve them from decay Recommended by den
iste and physicians oN erVwhprc.
beautiful Compressor may b" ot9iaedby It's use 1t re-
pfnpes, tan, treckes renders the skin and beau
e. mpartnga rich roseate hn Il Is the greatest cosmetic
known, being free from al HHuaus matter. Price 80
cents. For saleby SfkDiNER K WHITEHEAD.
$FAHlAR y JONES.
may Is a't Druggists everywhere.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08


LOVERS OF THE BEAUIIfuL.-rEAks OF orGEp'
The Proprietor takes pleasure announcing that hr IS
luuinE DIiLl LINE or HDRSE Stages between
fss5n Liberty and the Peaks OF Ouer Ga di,tan .oof
1S9x "A 10 niles over good road, connecting At Lib
ortY with the Mai and Ace 1mmodaiou
Trains Of the Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad Fare s. 2l
y this passengers have Pheasant evenings
ride aunt rash the leaks bore night whore they Will find
tONlDRI ABLE ACCOMMODATES AND no elliott, q
Tie part OF tr Proprietor spared to tender hc Sonrn pleas
ami and agreeable having ample tmr to visit the top the
Peaks aud return to Liberty next morning
49, Will Ilso srcp aCDMFbRTA HACK n the Peaks
convey passengers through Buchanm distance of II
miles IlcY viii there with Stages for Natural
blgc teNngt Racknidsc Alum Springs and the Central
Railroad, and another line from Buchanan Dagger Springs
aud Greenbritr Nlre sulphur. Returning travellers from
the " he sulphur and R5ckb,ids" Alum Springs at all
times procure cuuveyauresa buchanan Ia tese, with my
lno Tor Liberty.
This route near To the tirccubisr White sulphur
the Fast. and pleasant besides hay
ing the advantage, VIM the Peaks OF Otter aud
jul the Natural Bridge
- Visitors viii lind that the Peaks OF Otter Hotel" has
delightful and pleasant acav the temperature being from
10 to Ia deEr,o cooler thanin LIBERTY buchanan.
/ viii the above lines during the summer and Fail
months. LEY III RN MILkES.
=
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08
More Riots.

Scarcely u day passes that we do not have
record some violent outbreak among the peopl,
Within the last few weeks we have had riot,
involving LOGS of life, in Baltimore, Washington
Memphis, Louisville, Detroit, and other places
and now We have another one in New York. re
sulting in the sudden and violent death of te
men and the wounding Of thirty others. Wha
are we coming to! Are we about to lapse ni
original anarchy. and have no law at all ! Bet
ter that. than TO have laws that are daily viola
ted
We regard these frequent outbreaks anon
the people as among the most dangerous aud sig
n'hcant signs Of the times. They portend n
go"d to the tranquility of government. and tn
security Of the Republic. Are we for the future
"a h- ~ L IL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08

For Rect Cattle IT, market dull and heavy There
head ,trrcd yesterday the scales of which
sent u PhIdc a 100 sold to dealers
rnny vaHia, aud the balance 100 head taken by
baltimore hu'Ats NJ prices from - To - the
hoo equal 10 90 - nctte whole averaging gross
The cattle FROM Virginia at this inferior quality
those brought from the West and the average them
than 81 - per 100 ID gross Hogs good
maud at s. dDd6 ~ tor stock hogs and - 75d9 per 100
lbs tor hogs Of good quality Sheep dull sales
lmllel nNteMt At : n prr 100 -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08

TT MD FtKSONAL ESTATE--By virtue OF Two de1l5
OF rust executed to Trustee, by Margaret sullivan
one On the 18th day Of peceeher 1854 and the
81 day Of February. lss6 and Clerk Office
oi the Hastings Court OF Lynchburg shall proceed
the premises Friday, the nth day of July lsj7 au
Lot Of Ground Corner OF first and second Alley with
buildings and appurenauces thercunto belonging
same now occupied by the said VI Tgaret sullivan
Also al the time and place, will the Hon ,clod
and Kitchen Furniture conveyed said deed of the 9Th of
February lat The title 10 the property beey, 10
be good but acting As trustee shall such title only as
i vested in ne by The said deeds Terms
day Of ale II. BOYD Trustee
.rI.. ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08

uoS-Dar Sy-tu Justice 10 this valuable medicine, | mast
say That have never sold article which gives such nniyer
satisfaction to all who have used IT, have never had
medicine which has met with anything like such rapid sale
your Pain Killer and s the topic If converse
ton In may places in this vicinity have recommended
the o aud and warranted it, aud 1t has
cured twenty four hours In conclusion, ic
wherever has introduced inD family
ded Indispensable medicine and kept constantly
hand W. W ROBERTS, La Port, Ind
This etr3os that was afflicted with aud chill tesor
for several years was persuaded Try Perry Dav Ncto
table Pain Killer took part OF bottle and was perfectly
cured Ihaye not had chill since beginning with this med
cine My sister ing afflicted applied the remedy, and
found almost Immediate eliet and has felt OF the
symFtJns since.
JESSE WILLIAMS Porrysburgh Ohio.
For sale by Druggists Groccs and Medicine Dealers every
Nhcrn. lnY Nv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08

were aa1iou. Ia make full and perfect restitution
TO those who had participated in their ruin We
knew instances of this character.
If that law failed and perncous in its ef-
fceis, il was not the first example of an effort
mnde for the recovery Of the honest unfortunate.
being prosliiu,ed by the sena, unprinoipled, aud
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08

A MORE THAN COMFORTABLE INCoME.--John
Jacob Astor once observed that man with $500.
900 might begin 10 feel comfortable. The son
of tn 1t millionaire has now an income of $1,000
day. ur 81 .095,0O0 a year; bu. is not comior.
table by any means, for he has the govt SO bad,
il is said that he has to diet himself on Graham
read
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08

SfAKIA, Caroline Go Va, March, lsai
M"ssrs. Bennett 4 Beers, Kiclmoul-Gcutlcmen: y our
Carrier Spanish Mixture has performed remarkable cure in
the person afflicted with SsIoia the very
w"s form 50 bad had he become that lis entirely
closed, and Ind been than As
sort everything else had tailed resolved the
mature We administered II according directions and wun
dctl perfect has been ELECTED satisfied
thai medicine equals Carriers Spanish Mixture purth
ar Of tn blood IL creating quite excitement here and
SELLS very rapidly. Send another lot by Railroad.
ours truly, X, ). BKOADDlS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08

BEDFORD FOR SALE.--oN THIRSDtY r,In
2Uth AUGUST 1907 on the premises will to the hit
bidder at pnh' nuct the Tract Land on which r1
in the County of Bedford containing about 1000 acres ~
Land lies about miles from the liberty and ~
miles from the Virginia and Tennessee anaf
the best neighorhoos in the county The is rich and i'm
nigh state of Improvement large portion being wei 81 ~
clover and Is well adapted to the Tuarro
kinds o grain and grass here be finer Tsi
co Lana IN me state The tract has abundance Of Md
ana water and a number OF Springs o tine water
The improvements consist Of comfortable Framed D,,,
ing House and al convenient out houses. Double
Barns. Tobacco Houses.
Fhis tract can be conveniently divided or NOR,
tracts and Will be divided to purchasers invite tn -,
wishing to purchase good la DIS to call and viii show
them the lands
TERMS = or dit of and years equal iusalmens viii
be given the purchasers give bonds seur
~ or dcednf trust upon the land security Tor the
purchase money HENRY ri. pIsy
To- Il i'i--''' ii-it'.l.
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lpmrhbur0 1ir0ii,iau


r~we call attention II advertisers to the l"pessnes
~ ne yfReIxfAN advertising nehan oar aAs anu
eeun,ry papers large circulation IN the s"nu
ps the State whence growing tfaie Secs az -,
,,hsviryini, r,ps There daily published "iihn
sn, az nile. south 81 this point and the completion
~ a. y;n and tennessee Railroad the nc Of the lat
r,us, contribute aketh Nirgnisn the paper Tor
,a., a. ii send daily elcgraphe Information -
- an ayapcs Of all others which doubtless will ensure Tor
r-aty increased circulation For the Information q" our
In thai section world slate that We intend TO gife
..yt,culsr attention the markets.