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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-07-15

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Der Ilh audi nctrntei mt Dem 9luffaufen ron oumncn
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-07-15

@elda fts-Srrlegun
sStr crlanhrn un5 birrcurf ulitrn arebrtsu suuhcu
lac Dean putlifum it Nlgcmrincn bic gn,;i1c an ma
fNrn, Dap mir nnicre ~9prttctc uru 60. 800 Wrrorjtr
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-07-15

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:Nrs. y. +b'ttts, mclte ecr eusa tret Satrcn noh grrtsh-
.uHp SMtu1trprtc, UNI Die Srbammtn!unt Ill erlcrncn. bciudltr h"r,
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IN t ymSneett I'D, lept elt htrl9cn Nublitum nit Der 9SrrliHrrmna.
ub lt pS pt'iti SengiiNs Nbcr ibrc Gudtlateit .prleasn fam ,Syy.,
III nt aa an srIoretrnmcr %dirur8iihcn Sntruncnt:n ycrisbrn mn
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pr. :. 2nttte, Smct 3pu,tn rtcrhalb !6rn. @. Sbnpis tsSS;TthF
peIm atu 3auS", &rpaelr, rwaiSe Nufr6Gc fur lie en-. asn n,n.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-07-15
Vermischte Anzeigen.
Seicu.I ScfcuI

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S"4.r Hn Stltl Unc SitNNrdGrtu, te lie III bilieem 0rrjS ;um
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-07-15
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-07-15

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asn Y"elitun Die gniise. rap ms6rrre orofe NM
tnItas simmer i'm hrtsl rer llntsrieidnetcu ncn rin'
Hstl@tff ltne unr irllsih he,catn rcrcen fSnnsn Gi".
An's SNlt' trrlnrlihr 3immer unp ou5mcrfiame Msnir,
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''le etnpfebicnrmertb maiden.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-07-15

30 atpss Sanitation 9rsn4 srante,
90 Sin,
NSuinteastS 9tYe 25Giefee,
20 ~ Nlegancu
So " @i@arricns" 0N SANITY gspis,..
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IL, Ctr, spiihcn YPoin II Gar,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-07-15

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Dsntlden @pOtNste auf @6cdpe sin
:eln,ett lN Itet bic rsidifc auswob( BON o1su ms,iau
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NarrmeiItr,
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3cikitieifen, FN ''""'''i's "Ho ahlerttontIdt
9rna6en,
5aarolt,
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Gti@er II. Grimm
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-07-15

6. Scbtcs
9rrbcS Eager Son 1crrtu- nnp Oa,nrn SNubeu
lup SttrIe ntlsr grt,
Srcapfr, nabe Der 3tcn Strafe,
1T far ssssnparti9e Saipn aus 3stbbaltialts uns sp,,n;,fo,,,a,
wusstlIttst, HHr hum Ger llnkrnrbnete ieinen ocetrrcn Nrnpcn nm
penn Sub!ttuR biz Seritrrung Sctsr, paB lie eufS Sss"Gf" ~" S snV
ti@tn rs H,5a,, me1IesI. o. or ear9 p~sritnlMte gintaHt IN ben nSro.
ben Stane 9cket 1T. ShticBlnb trmcrff Ssris(br nv y, :" ~ p" nHu III
lTyl >N' "' '''"TV."p'W oHPruFp.
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Bekanntmachungen.
9frncS @tNtliGrmrnt.

HrtrrciInctr cmpftbIt ib hem ticTscn ttutfhcn Iublifurt olS
St,ttttlSfr rrn @irurgiiid,en 9nlrumeritn. @anta9cn ur 9'rud,e
tanecrl. irr ecrtn Srufrntncrttit IN Jtocr 9't;ichuna 0orGniirt
mtre. Nuh t6It rtrNttr enc @uenaM WIN MtcILtn, Sdic,,n urb
ft"nrmfntm iNts r~crrltht0 i~rc ard, rtS SdNcif;n ,trc Attrtr;.
ls' 'tf'ttetn 'dNrti rHe @WIS S~r!.ihitNitr tCier9t ri +. I'm wbl.
rrtdcn ;}ujrrrn tiiNt Stir rritviuo.
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Wihtis fur OelculhoItcn.

yEldhti9 FUR WficuiNnitcu.
Der Snal i'm 9isir @tarfct 6utcl, Ode ter 6. unp
Marihauitratr. ittbt FIR Gclruldaitcn unp luultioe
Serlammlun9cn tiIig Su pcrnlictbcn.
:. Warrbaulen II. Gpnp.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-07-15

BIZ pcrfaufeu.
Sin idpa 9tpcffrtcr @iniuhl iicbt biuio bci benz llrtcr:e;h.
ret:n III .trtoufch nnc f6ugcn S0uTuetbater trrrtifen ieter p,it
i'll gueeniGctn nctncu. 8. MaTrEnm' Wv"
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no. y UEnlEIinltr. (NNm YuilbinD(.
Hthmpnb, &a.,
prhetietrt al Der 5wtinsesG rurt unb alien babercu G,,riht,, :,
inenG iinp btnrito Counts, unb cmpiIcblt lib BEN Sri,tiasrn ~ ~
civil hic erlm'ralf1uen ale JtcdtsaHpalt. "
Mirror of the times., 1857-12-12

FIND EMPLOYMENT FOR ALL KINDS OF
HELP, HOUSE SERVANTS, COOKS,
sEAMTREssEs, GRooMs, CoAcHMEN,
FARM HANDS, DAY LABoRERs, ME-
4 cHASIcs, CLERKS, TEACHERS, ETC.
Country Orders promptly attended to. With the
above, we have
House brokerage and Real Estate Arencv.
hcnt Houses and Lands. Collect Bills, Negotiate
Loans, DC.
y. q. Corner Of Kearny and clay Streets.
Mirror of the times., 1857-12-12

kim isssly ksld nom "a COlorst
Am,' -.bf tAs Esals. and espeoiall,
B sooths keghlalase or hi,
repasl a. 20 much Of III.
aWs npon, Ne statute 4,
nony Of Colcrsd oitixsn.
lQ lho 16 a Justies. whore white per
co. - I1t,les. Thsrefore
Asso'eed That we viii continue 10 ID
tition to the people for our rights and
privileges, which are Showed to Ameri-
can citizens.
Resolved, That We will assemble TO-
gether one night in every week Tor the
purpose Of or own advancement in ed
ucational and social privileges. and TO
raise funds for the aid Of the Executive
Committee and support Of the Mirror Of
tie Times.
Rtsoised, That our Delegates to the
late State Convention, b, and are here
BY instructed 70 collect al monies Cor de-
frryiug the expenditures Of the commit
tee appointed TO attend the sitting Of the
next Legislature, and forward the same
10 G.. w. Booth Of Sacramento, Treas
urer Of the said committee. ~
Reeolved, That we regard the Mirror
e The Times as the safeguard Of our lib
erty in the State Of California, and it
shall have the support Of the liberty
loving souls in tho county of San Joa-
qun, for its noble and fearless advocacy
of the true principles Of political equal
~.
Rssolsed, That it be demanded of those
now holding as slaves, men set free by
tho laws Of the State Of California, and
by coming into the territories Of the U.
States, that they shall pay TO those held
as slaves. wages for every hours work
that they have received from them since
their coming into the State
Resolved, That slavery is at war with
the letter of our State laws, and
that il is the duty Of all citizens to see
that involuntary servitude shall not po-
lutte the soil Of the great Western En-
pire.
On motion Of Mr.. Outly, a vote of
thanks was rendered to the committee on
preamble and resolutions.
On motion Of Mr.. Gilliard, a vote Of
thanks MAS rendered 10 the President and
Secretary.
J. MOULTON.
=. B. PAIEitiy ) ii ssazy.
Mirror of the times., 1857-12-12

To compound physicians prescriptions pro-
Perly. requires not only care and accuracy,
but practical knowledge of Matsria Msdica,
and the principles Of Chemistry and thorough
education iH the science Of Pharmacy. How
few Of the dispensers Of medicine in this city
would be able TO pass the erdial Of an exami.
nation by . Medical College. Little a Co, Of
ApOthecariss' Hall. is7 Moutgomsrystrsst. are
regularly educated in their profession Their
diplomas are placed in 4 conspicuous position
in their elegant establishmnt their pfspara-
tions are always Of the best quality. and their
prices exceedingly reasonable. a. This es-
lablishment l. kept open allnight
Mirror of the times., 1857-12-12

II nrNdforsi'A Patent Or Depnrafor
Weviaited this ingenious piece of mc
chanisn, says the argus, in the machin,
shop Of the proprietor, Mr.. Jesse BLY,
denbnrg, 100 Market street, and .believ,
a concise description Of It's mode ofwork
ing and capacity Of separating minera
substances from quartz tailings will b,
interesting TO our readers; to such o
them at any rate, who are interested i,
that great department Of mining.
The Separator has been used fol
several years, in Connecticut, virgini,
and others Of tho older States, quite ex
tensiyely, for the purpose Of separating
the sulphurets from the gauge" or dc
bris, and has been recently introduced
in this State, in the hope that Il would
prove equally caectual. The praisewor
thy enterprise ofthc proprietor has been
suitably rewarded.
lie erected one of these machines al
the Helvetia Mill, Grass Valley, and
and found il worked to perfection its
intended application here being to the
concentration Of the pyritcs, 50 abund-
ant in the quartz lodcs Of our favored
State, and which is always, more or less
auriferous. II is so constructed as to
form an admirable almalagamater as
well. Il consists Of copper shaking
table, to which is mechanically given the
same movement as a pan, worked by
hand the table Inns . very slight de-
precision, but by an Ingenious contri-
vance, can be raised or lowered at will
above it is trough, with quantity Of
little ori6ccs, through which the water
with which it is supplied, juts upon the
shaking platfcrm-ths effect produced
by this simple combination. is, that the
pyritcsi or other mineral matter ID dis
between the little jets VI water
into the receiver, while the quartzoze, or
other matter having less specific gravity
Is driven back and elected from the 9TH
DR. extremity Of the table, thus ciicctually
concentrating al The mineral and dis
IL - il accumulates, while the |
lighter particles arUcarricd away entire
|y The euslffecding and self discharc-
Mirror of the times., 1857-12-12
LADIES' rAIR

LADIES' FAlR
FOR Ms Bsaeft Of Mount OKve, Baphist
Church, Maryssille.
ladies cf the City of MArysyilIe would inform IN.
public generally, that they viii opsn air on The
sish inst, 6r tho benefit of the above named Church
whore they viii exhibit one Of the nne.t a..or,mcut oi
goods and fancy ariicle. offered Cor sale IN ta. cit
Composed Of ladies' genemen. and chldrens wearing
apparel, toys, holiday PRESENTS Refreshments, &C.
They guarantee that those who may favor them with
call win b. amply repaid S..
Mrs Mafy Bates, Rresidenl
Mrs. Caroline seymour. Vice President
Mrs. Emelins Randolph, Treasurer.
Mrs Sague. ~
Mn. J. jenkins, -
Mrs HefnAndcu committee OF
Mm strung, AHahgemons
Mrs cuExln4
Mirror of the times., 1857-12-12
SAMUEL BRANNAN'S S.
9ANTzs
Deposits nccnraa ~ A5O, ,OOO ef Pre-
dnesive Beal Essase.
IN T.i7 LgT fbr flsiz RKDEzkPz1QN.

t14st94s .. - -
ve'ney z Howard, saml J. Hennljy,
Eli Gook. {h NF
m4HK Undersigned has established IL the City
- OF San Francisco Z Hank. under the above
name. style md title. The object IL to furnish Z
sale place Of deposte ior All classes Of the com.
munity. especially to Farmeil. Miners and Ne
chanics. For the accomplishment -of this object,
there has been conveyed 70 competent Hhd reli-
able Trustees Productive Real Estate. a.aount-
ing to not less than -Four Hundred thousand Dol
lars.
Certificates Of Dsposit will bo issued for any
amount from Ave dollars upwards but no certi6-
Gates viii bo issued bearing interest, for less
aum than One hundred Dollars. nor for shorter
certificates will be At tho rate Of three per cont
per annum.
All moneys loaned. will be upo,. first class So
curities-but borrowers win be required 10 pay
all the expenses Of searching titles, drawing mort
gagcs md other papers-tho right reserved for
the Hank 10 say who shall search titles, draw the
papers aud the manner in which they shall be
drawn.
Gold dust will be received and deposited At the
United States Mint or any assay oifice for assay.
and the depositors Of the same charged the usual
market rates for 80 doing.
Foreign and Domestic Exchange purchased and
iorw arded. charging usual commissions in such
cosea but no exchange will bo forwar without
funda on ample satisfactory security il hand.
The Bank is situated Ia the City OF San Fran
cisco, ON the Northeast corner OF Montgomery
and California streets, and will be opened daily.
lSundays and Holidays exceptedl from 0 A. n,
until = NJ. On every Saturday evening from
to O'Clock. and onlthe night previous to the sail
ing of the Steamers, from o'clock until u ?. n.
SAMUEL BfiANNAN
6AE FRANcisco, Oct. 81, 1857. n7tf
Mirror of the times., 1857-12-12

III The Old Dsand foF sale.
The well known ST. Charles Hotel sitnaed on third st.
beweon and sacramento Il offered for sale cheap for
cash. The Houss h doing good busnessths owner in
enda retiring from bunnoss rare chance b ofbrcd 10
any person wishing 70 20 into business.
hsbThe House billiard Table, Bar Eixturcs kc., are
In good condition. For particulars Inquire Of
MrA y. ALLEN, Sacramento.
Mirror of the times., 1857-12-12

FRANK WILLIAMS,
TOWN PORTER & GENERAL JoBBING.
HNANst al time. b. found At his old stand at Wn,
~ liam. Barbors shop, opposite the Forest Restaurant
LA PORTE
Mirror of the times., 1857-12-12
OLIVE BRANCH LODGE, Ne. ).

- - ~ W.
ljnDKn ruK JURISDICTION or n. W. uNrrED CfnANi
LoDoK or fHE STATE o. NEw foHk.
Hold their Regular Stated Meeting - The FIRST
TUESDAY iueyary month, A Naseaie Hall, DGstock-
ton street JAMES eTEyENS, w. y.
saistf r. e. WATSON COOK. Secy.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10
TANEY IN 1913 rs. TANEY IN 1851.

Cbief,Justice Tsney turns Dr5d Scott out OF court
on the ground that is q negro and slave and con-
sequtuiy Lot Cited, and Not ehtlied 70 sue I'D me
United Safes Courts even 10 recJver I'D letd
Cout hav NJ no Jurisdiction in such cases. lae oes,
answer TO this is Coief usce r4Deys Own decision In
a ,in ilsr cage that came before nm in 1873.
James Ash, Maryland negro and Save, sued Tor
his freed III IN tie Circuit Court o, the District of
Columbia as bred Scott did il tnst of Missouri. The
ease was 10 like amer caied ~ 10 the United Sta,es
supreme Court. But il met with different :eCs pton
ono different decision.
Mr. ChisfJusrice fancy delivered the opinion Of the
Cont We quote rom WiIiams We. Ash, HJTatds
Il ports vol |, Up. l2-ii
This cs.e " ssid his Honor, ia brought here by
Wi: Of er;or nom The Ctcu Count s3d oefo-e
that Court open petition fur needcui. l. sppe.re1
upon the trial that the Petitioner tae p-opety Of
Mary Am Greenfield OF Prince :o,gz'- Comfy, n
the Strtr Of Maryland who G.ed in 1924, hav og irst
Gully lisde her last will snd tes:snen', WHEREBY
suobg other tbrgs, che bsqueafhed me pet oaer
with sUIdry ether slaves, 10 be. Leyhsx, G. L.
G. etpito, with prc'isC 10 the tUoEiDg words.
Povoed he shall Ia I cary .Lsn out I The Sise Of
May land or sell .tt - sDy ora, IN either o: which
events. j will and devise .Ee sNd negroes b b. fee
for f'e Upcn the d. a;h Of the test .trix, G. T
Gfeebfed took possession Of the pc itoner james
Asb) Until December, 1899 when he soli the pet juer
10 the defendant Whian. and tie petit,n for free.
dom was filed sbor'Iy after the sale.
Upon this evidence the Circuit Court instructed
the Jury, at by the feet sale Of the petr:ion
or, the estate CT property Of the Petitioner be
quesihed 10 Grseh Ia &C s.ed and determine and ne
therefore became eDt'ed - bic freedom. We think
tie bequsst IN The will vas condicoasi Limitation o.
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nossb b Dee not kpc~ bic S~S Aee ne o. -.
n ned AiYisan Alocd, and a. bisck - pseoe 81 eIN
q. lsrss no one eIefcsing osrsrship over I'm or P'r
ting sny restraint upon bis novenen'e ~ ne w
disposed to make The stsePt he could &C.. ha 70 81
Dc II AZ much Ies 8; toao even one lenso >, 10
e1p+p,e Of the fsmous sui, He VII not do %, o,c'
Insisting Cd sbid ng by the principles iavo,sea
the d. cAb Of the nit He declares tb-t be s'I ssck
10 bis m.iress a. lOng ss be lives He d'a2o'es,
Eliza and Lacy, lees conscientious about toe ma,@,
took advantage Of The absen,e Of restraint on as1
movements, . year or two snce, 70 disappear, aao
to,T D. .shn'r nAb.s Dystry.
bred though Alterste. is not ignorant. He has
1avele' conse cradle, and has improved bis s.ock Of
strong common sense bs much Information picked up
Ia biz j urD<,irgs. He 70 snIiols 70 knoS WHO oEne
h being igruis n. whether lie Is the pr 'oecy Mrs.
Cb fee or Mr. Sanford. though, we p,esu ne, here "
10 doubt tba, the former Is his real legal sner he
rem, tired of running about sith no one 20 look ssr
BIN, bile at tbe same time he ia slave. We says,
gr min ely ihs. be could make thousands OF dollars
all w,d, by travelling over the country and telling "no
he
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TIE ORIGINAL DRED SCOTT A RESI-
DENT or ST. LOUIS.
SKETCH Of HIS HISTORY.


The distinguished oolored iLdi 'idoal who has made
such nose in the world IN the case OF Scott sSanst
Sanford ano who has become so tangie1 up with the
Missouri c. mponise and other great eobl 7ct--Dred
Scot1-,s a resident not q citizen, of ST. Louis. lie
IL xeu known I'd many Of our citizens, anu may fire.
GueDy be seen passing along Third street. He 10 an
ud inhabi ant, having come to this city thirty years
Ego. Viii: .,,, =,
oCapt Peter B,ow the father OF lIeory q. Blox sad
Ta, or Blow If this city. lie vas brought oy his mas
terto 81 Louis about thirty years agS, aud IN the
,n,veon In tie aru v, whom he accompanied on that
trip 10 Rock sla and Fort Snelllng on the ground of
xtcb he paseo lie claim 10 freedom. Tne wife of Dr.
Emei Oh was formsIly h.s SalfIrd, ara Is nov Mrs.
Chnfe s,le Of the Hon Mr. Chaffse OF Massachusetts
lie has h. 90 married twice, his first wife, by whom ne
Rae 10 cbicren having been soid irotn him. lie has
tad four caild.n ny his present ~l,e-two boys, boto
oeao Gud two grlf, 10Th iSins. Dteo wa' az Cofpis
O. us At the breaking cut Of the Mexican var, the
servant Of CAPT. BaiuOrdge, whom he peaks of IS a
"good mai."
Mr. Euersop then living near 81 Louis, fof the Pr
chase of hiitef and fsully, Offering to pay part Of
the uo1ey down d. give an e1ineDi citizen Of st.
Lous az officer IN the army Is secuitl iJr the pay
ueLt of the remainder. His mistress reiu I'D his
proportion aid bred beng informed tha: ne vas EN-
ttltd 10 lis leedom BY the oPera u OF tie laws regd.
ntug the Moth West Territory, forthwith brought
Tor it, Tie suit was nmenced aoodt ten years ago,
=, has cos, bred $50 10 cash. beside labor to nesdy
eqt al amount. 1t has giyea MN ne,p uou7le,
L. sn,s AID If be had kno IN that IL was gwine Ia
Lat ~ lon be would not have brought il. The sui,
was dt.rded by MI John Sanford, as executor of Dr.
Emerson's will
., IL as,1h,s,sa case although it doom, him 20
Ssyers He talks about the affair wi the esss of
ye.ersn .igsnt though not exactly in technical Ian.
gusge, and Is hugely tcked at tae ide4 Of finding him.
M Of ,1s auSa, ms .sn
% De iuss de, made 'dar W Washington bout de ole
niger