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Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-08
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On the 18th Of July, I authorized the
announcement Of my name a. an inde-
~ondent candidate for the Office Of Dis
,rict Attorney, 1t being generally under.
food at that time, that there would be
m party nominations made for that Office
o,hsr than the nomination then made by
The late Democratic County Convention.
Contrary to general expectation, the
American Convention has made party
nomination for District Attorney, and
their candidate has accepted the nOmina-
ton.
Not feeling disposed to remain longer
in the field as an independent candidate,
and thereby divide the Democratic vote
Of this county for the benefit Of a chance
Of q plurality election Of the American
nominee, l hereby withdraw my name
from the canvass az candidate for Dis
trict Attorney.
Thanking my fellow-citizens Of all par
ties, for the kindness shown me, and for
their kind offer Of support, have the
honor to subscribe myself,
Respectfully your fcIlow-citizen,
SAML. j. K. HANDY.
Placcrville, August 5th, 1857.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-08
New GOodsI New Oooda !
A. KARM en-.

e.-8SAN
DESPECTPULLY invite the attention Of
Ii the gentlemen of Placsrvills and vicinity,
70 The SpIsndid stock Of Gents. Clothing and
Furnishing Goods Just received by them direct
from New York. Our stock has been selected
with great care for our regular trade, and in
cludes the latest styles of
Fine Broad Cloth Suits;
Summer and other Coats;
Doeskin, Fancy CasSimer, linen and other
Velvet, Silk, Satin, Marseilles aud other
Vests;
Fine Shirts; Check, WOllen and Hickory
Hats, Gaps, Boots, Shoes, Blankets;
Gloves, Hosiery, etc,
All Of which will be sold ct 3 small advance on
New York cost.
Also, fine assortment Of Colts Revolvers.
W County Orders Bought. Highest Price
paid for GOLD DUST.
A. KAHN Il CO.,
Main st., beneath Masonic Hall.
July 18th, 1857.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-08

MARRIED-ln this city, on the 9th inst,
by Rev. Mr. Caldwell. DIR. NJ. BAKER and Miss
MARY g. BARa. ell Of this city.
large number Of the friends Of the bride
And groom were prrsent 10 witness the uup-
ials and participate in the festivities Of the oc-
"asiOn. After the guests had partaken Of .
sumptuOus supper and drank to the happiness
nf the newly married pair in sparkling Cham.
pAigne. the young folks joined in the merry
dance till the ''wec, Sma' hours Of morn" II
was one Of the pleasantest parties that We have
cen for many u day,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-08

DR. L. J. CSapkRy.--In smother column Of
This paper win be found the advertisement Of I.
CIAPKAH. TIE Doctors testmOnials are Of such .
character a. to justify uS Ia commencing him 70 pub
Tic consideration - gentleman and physician, and
one who ls In every way qualified for the faithful per-
tormanee Of his promises.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-08
c. &. MeLE AN

I.our authorized Agent for Grizzly Flat and
vicinity. Orders for the paper, advertising or
job work left with him, will be promptly at.
tended TO.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-08
JOR PRINTING

OF all kinds neatly and promptly executed at this Of
nee at the lowest prices. Our job Office 10 extensive
and entirely new, aud have materials every de.
Scrpt!on, and can, consequently, give satisfaction to
all Who favor Us with their orders. Terms-CASH.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-08

W. l.. MAHcY-An interesting sketch
Of the life Of Secretary Marcy will bc found
on our first page. Read it.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-08
san Franclsco Agency.

MT. L. P. FISHER. at the Iron Building, opposite
the Office Of tile Pacific Express Company, corner Of
Montgomery and Washington streets, is our only au
thorlEed agent for HAn Francisco.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-08

FOR CONSIDERATION. - Our German
friends, we hope. will bear in mind that
the Black Republicans, who SO vaunting.
" proclaim that "4ll men arc born free
and equal" have, in the State Of Massa.
chusetts proposed to the people an
amendment TO the constitution restricting
the right Of suffrage to those who can
read and write the English language A
negro may go up and vote, but not a
German, unless he "can read and write in
the English language" Black Republi-
caniSm seeks to elevate the negro and dc.
grade the white man. A lazy, worthless,
thieving negro, If he "can read and write
in the English language" Black Republi-
cAniSm contends, should be entitled to
vote, but poor. honest white man, who
thoroughly understands and appreciates
our republican form Of government, but
SAnn"t read and write in tie English
language" must not be allowed the same
privilege! The same men who have SO
much sympathy for the oppressed negro,
who are grOAning for the rights Of the
slave, arc advocates Of q measure that
will cnslavc white men! Out upon such
hypocrisy!
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-08
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

state Of California,
COUNTY OF I'll DORADO, Set.
JHstice'a Court, GsOrCsto'rn ZO,cnshtp.
The People Of the State Of California TO O. B. RIELD
GnRETIHO:
VOU are hereby summoned 10 appear before me,
l. at my once In Garden Valley, Georgetown
Township Of the County Of n Dorado, the 36th
day OF OctOber, A. d. 1857, At 10 o'clock A. NJ, to
Anawer unto the cont Aint Of JAMES COSBY, for the
recovery Of Ninety Dollars, . loan account In two
items, one Of Sixty DolIaFs, S6taEned about October
A. D. 1884, the other Of Thirty Dollars obtained about
September A. d. ls66-whsn Judgment will be taken
HgAnSt you or the said amount, together with costs
and damages, II you fall TO appear and answer.
TO THE SHERIFY on AIR CONSTABLE ov SAID COUNTY
Greeting:
Make legal service and due return hereof.
Given under my hand this 25th day Of July, A. d.
1857 PARMENAS COLLINS, # ST
Justice Of the Peace Of said TOwnahlp.
20 Sme
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-08
I. O. EEsT1a

A TroRNEY At Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
n And Bounty LAnd anA PsasIeu Agent.
Once-Aaln Street, PlAeervile.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-08

IWNhere Is no use In trying 10 0eRdmeTats,
Il aS the great variety / now have In store
papers. GEO. +. JONES'
At No. ..
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-08

ALSO, A Large ASsortmnn
VARIETIES.
Portfolios; Inkstands;
Letter Clips and Folders;
Sand and Wafer Boxes;
States and Pencils;
Gold and Steel Pens;
Bill Holders: Parallel Rulers;
Portable Writing Desks;
Backgammon Boards;
Chess Boards and Chessmen:
Dice and Dice Cups;
Calendars; Color Boxes;
Percussion Caps;
Quills; Waters; Sealing Wax;
Chalk; Notices;
Playing, Visiting, Conversa.
ton and Motto Cards;
Black, Blue, Carmine and In.
deliblc Inks. .a.....
Knives; Scissors;
Razora and Razor StrOps;
Hair and Tooth Brushes;
Combs; PerfImery;
Fancy Soaps; Hair Oil, DC.
............. POErRR. .....,.......
Shakespeare; Byron;
Scott; Milton; Dante;
Cowper; Campbell;
Hemans; Norton;
Sigourney; Howett;
Kirk White; Tupper and many
HISTORY.
History Of England;
do France;
do United States;
Frost's Pictorial History Of
California;
Gibbons RomeI
Pictorial HistOrv ANN Navy;
Annals OF San Francisco;
Moscheim's Church History.
bChOOb hpOASs
Sanders'. Towns and Web
ster's Spoilers:
Sanders', Towns, MaguMey's
and Parker b Cos Readers;
Smiths, Morse's and Mitchell'l
KiFkhAm's, BulllOn's, Smith 3,
Browns and NUFrays Gram.
mArSI
OlendOrff's French and Ger.
man GFammaEs;
ALSO-vlOLINS, GUITARS
6TRUCT
They are confident that their
San Francisco, and are deteFm
tROnaRe hsrStDfnrs bestowed Uu
n anAAs- a.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-08
4. BADLAM, JR.,

is our authorized Agent for Sacramento City. All
orders for advertising le with him, will be promptly
attended TO.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-08

OF the following:
, Brooks UniversAl Gasetter Of the
World, 200 engravIDRs,
Memoir. Of Mary, Queen Of the
Scots In Q vols,
Fox's Book Of Martyrs,
Gathered Treasures,
History Of Oliver Cromwell, BY
0uisot In Q vols,
History Of the Girondists, by Lam.
artine, In 3 vols,
Post-Biblica History Of the Jews,
Dy :"s::nhael, 8 vols,
Complete Analysis y: sbe Bible, BY
Nathaniel West, D. D.,
HarveyS Holy MeditAtions,
Pilgrims Progress,
Sacred Streams,
Life In California,
HeroeS OF the American R0volu-
ton
Manual Of Elementary Geology,
by Lyell, al- .au' '...'.' ~,
GreRory's Chemistry,
Cemstock's do,
DrapeF,S do,
Comstock'S Botany,
:" Philosophy,
Graham's EngliSh Synonyms, BY
Reed,
Egypt and The Holy Lands, BY Jno'
L. Stevens,
Biographical and Historical Sketch.
es, BY McCauley,
IAfe ofNapoleon III
4 Yankees Travels through Cubs,
Life and Campaigns Of Napoleon,
Life Of Walter Scott, By McIeod,
LAmartineS, Preach Revolution,
Lives ofthe Qneens Of RuglHnd,
jackson and New Orleans,
Young AAnt Book Of Knowledge,
History Of the Hen.Fever,
Life and Adventurers Of ReckwOrth
The Practical DrAughtsman,
Model Architect, by Sloan,
CaFpenterS' Assistant and Rural
Architecture,
Carpenter'S New Guide, by sloan,
Village Architecture,
Cottage BuildsT.
Medical Works.
Reach's American practice,
Or. BuchAn's Family Physician,
Churchlll's System Of AaidWIiery,
United elAtss Dispensasssy,
Dunglison on New Remedies,
DR.. @olleok's works complete,
The Family Dentist, ~ Warner,
Physleaogy Of Woman ana her Dis
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-08
Bridge Notice.

NOtIce-sls hereby given 10 the other signers OF
the agreement relative 10 closing stores Sundays
that withdraw my name from the same.
J. LOEWENHELM.
PIaeervllie, July Sist, 1867.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-08
Placcrville, August 5th, 1857.

Quick OVERLAND PAssAGE.-Wo un-
dsrStand, says the Globe, that Mr.. Birch,
the pioneer stage contractor Of California,
has remarked that the contractors for
the overland mail route from Memphis to
San Francisco, can make the passage in
fifteen days. If so, the communication
with the East will be both speedy and
sure. Many years will not elapsc before
We will have q weekly mail
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-08

F.; Smiths, Adams, Emmerson's,
GreenleGfs and Davies
! Arithmetics;
Biographies and Aliases;
Monteith's Youths Manual of
! Geography;
Wehster's, Walkers and John.
f; ston's Dictionaries, DC.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Spiritual Works Of A J Davis;
Fowler & Wells and COnlbes'
Phrenologies;
Family and Pocket Bibles;
Testaments;
Prayer and Hymn Books;
Masonic and Odd Fellows
; Manuals, &C., &c.
And many other works, too
numerous 70 mention.
; Kane'S Arctic Expedition.
Cooley's Encyclopedia Of 5000 Re-
celpts,
Gille;pie'g Land Surveying,
Prescott's Conquest Of Peru, . vols
" Biographical and Crlti-
4, cal MIscellanies,
| Alllson's History Of Europe, from
1850 70 1916, I vols,
Thier's History Of the French Rev.
olutlon, & vols,
Private Correspondence Of Henry
Clay, BY Cotton,
! Storms Works
! The Modern British Essayist,-AI.
llson,
AppIeton's Dictionary Of Nechan.
ics In 3 vols,
Miscellaneous Works Of glr James
MAcklntosh,
Dictionary Of Arts and Sciences,
Rlake's BiographAl Dictionary.
Prose and Poetry Of Europe and
America, By N. P. willis and g.
p. Norris,
CyclopedIA Of American Literature
In 8 vols,
Memorial Of his Times, BY Henry
C0ckbuFn,
First tmpression Of England and
=. its People, BY hugh Miller,
Botany, by Mrs. Lincoln,
TrAvelg on the western slops OF
the Observation-Disclosures" I"
Dick's Works, . vols,
Chatham, Burke, E1skine and Mac
intoah, I vol,
Tho Museum Of Remarkable and
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-08

THOMAS HI. HEWEs,
A TToRNEY At LAW-O0os n Dorssyi Brick.
"A Main Strsst, PIaosFVius. f9iI
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-08
DReM BAKER
Office on Main a., a JtsO DOOrs cA"s1 Wei9s, Fargo
q C0.S + Eprsss 01sOs.
PL G Il n VII e,

0Fes on XaiN a., a JesO DoOrs eA"s1 Wells, Fargo
d CO.S EEprsss 00sCss
PLAC 4 RVIL L e,
WILL GUARANTEE A PERFECT AND PERMA.
w nSnt cure In The following cases: eVPaILIe
0ONARRMGA, STRIcTrRE, Affection Of the PROSTATE
Gland, Weakness In Gne Genital Organs, Seminal
Weakness, Pain In the Lolns A6ectIopS Of the Kid.
neys, and ail Of those peculiar affections arising nom
secret habit, which, Il not cured produce constItu.
uonal debility, and finally destroy both mind and
body, and which are annually sweeping thousands TO
untImely graves.
DR. BAKER has, for number Of years, dc.
voted his study principally 10 the treatment Of secret
diseases, and therefore possesses thorough expert
enee IN this particular branch, and is better qualhed
To treat and has cured more cases Of private disease
than any other Physician n The Mountains.
All persons suffering under protracte0 cases, az
gravated or unsuccessfuly treated BY inexperienced
pretending praetitloneT thess laborng under the
destructive eects Of mercury Q0aek noslFuM, and
all who suspect that disease ID lurking In their system
may consult Dr.. BAKKR with confidence, and the a..
suganee Of speedy and permanent cure.
Cured at Home!
DIR. BAKER 10 daily treating patients at
distance, hundreds OF whom he has never seen, and
In all cases with entire Letters describing
age, Symptome, occupation, 6c, promptly attended
to, and medcihe, securely sealed krom observation,
sent TO any part Of the State.
~ Patients at q distance, are treated on the fol-
loving terms: Eight Dollars for the rst prescription,
l6v8
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-08


STRUCTOk BOOKS FOR EVERY INSTRUMENT
that
San FaRS and are determined TO se very low prices Ihsah for a
OSf Cas..g IAAAo1T one tie largest In tho saa and
Csrni Atlantic papers periodicals.
june ca
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-08

Ray State Flour.
THE BEST BRAND IN THE STATE,
At Seven Dollars per Hundred,
Al No. Q.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-08
Valuable Property

PlaceryilIe, March 2lst, 1857.
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Congressional.

AsHINGToS, Dec lS-H
HoUsE-Remarks were made respecting the
charges against Mr.. COLON, the late Clerk.
NJ. Maynard said that he was not here to
screen Mr.. Coll"m's conduct from full inves-
tigation, and was requested by him to ask an
inquiry. and he demanded it.
Mr.. Banks introduced bill authorizing
the people OF Kansas to form Constitution
and State Government preparatory to their
admission into the Union with all the rights
OF the original States, which was referred to
the Committee on Territories.
SLNATE-Mr. Douglas introduced bill
similar to that introduced by Mr.. Banks in
the House, authorizing the people OF Kansas
TO form Constitution and State Govern
ment preparatory to admission into the I'm
ion. The bill provides tor the appointment
of five Commissioners by the President-to
be confirmed by the Senatc-who are to make
an an enumeration of the inhabitants f Kan
sas-to apportion the members OF the Con-
vention in each district according To the rates
OF population-to designate the day for an
election, and appoint the judges and select u
place for voting. The right OF suffrage is ex-
tended to every citizen of the United States
twenty one years OF age, who shall be q cti-
zen OF the Territory OH the 2lst day of Dec.
inst. The Convention Is To convene in not
election. The Constitution they may frame
il to be submitted 10 the legal voters Of the
Territory, and if not accepted shall be null
and void.
The Senate resumed the Treasury Note
Bill. All the Senators admitted the clear ne
cessity of issuing the notes. Mr.. Seward
was IN favor Of limiting the issues to 80
900, 90, and restricting the time for their en-
ployment to the next session. rs he believed
the revenues of the last quarters of the year
would be adequate il not, Congress could
increase md extend the issues ut the next
session. Mr.. Hunter did not object to limit
ing the time, hut he was in favor Of So, 000, :
900, rs he believed the necessities of the gov
eminent would requireit He said if the bill
was limited to ten millions, there would he u
necessity for another bill for "a like object be-
fore January expired. lie was willing to re-
duce the maximum interest TO four per cent.
rs proposed by Seward. and limit the opera
ton of the bill to one year.
Mr.. Crittenden proposed to Issue them
without interest aud let them circulate rs
bank notes. lie thought it strange that the
government should be obliged to suspend
just u tha>e =" irresponsible banks" as they
were designated by the President, were about
resuming. lie hoped the events would lead
to an increase of duties and the protection OF
our own labor. In these views, Mr.. Bell. OF
Tennessee, and Mr.. Simmons, Of X. l., con-
CURED. The object of the opposition seems
TO DC to reduce the amount OF the Treasury
Bills, and force the government to increase
the revenues by an increase of duties.
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THE PIONEERS OF yAxDERBURGH.

Mr.. ESTHER SARAH, consort Of Mr.. James
Cawson, one of the pioneers Of Wander
burgh. is no more. Mr.. JAMES HILLrARD,
another of the pioneers, a snort time since
LETT US. Like the heroes Of the revolution
they are passing fast away from amongst
us, leaving fresh in our memories, their
trials, their perseverance, their patience IN
der privations, and their love Of country
The few remaining WORTHLESS Of 1919 and
ls2O who struggled through fluctuations
side by side together, are also fast nearing
that same port at which they have just land
id, there to have most joyful meetings new
err more to separate. May the good Shep-
herd receive them ALL into His fold, that
they may enjoy together happy, glorious,
and ver-ending immortality.
Centre Township, Dec. 18th. 1857. L.
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~ Great excitement was produced i

w Great excitement was produced in
Bloomington, the other day, by the arrest of
student in the Asbury University, On q
charge Of theft. In his room were found
satin vests, pants, ladies' shawls, caps, shoes,
fat-irons, looking glass, maps, thimbles,
thread, ear bobs, and variety of other arti-
cles, including Bible. He was bound over
in the sum of $500 to appear at the next term
at the Circuit Court. 1t is thought that he
had merely collected them together, without
any intention Of converting them to his own
use. His parents are honest people, and it is
said the prisoner is one of those unfortunate
beings whom the law should not hold res
ponsible for their acts.
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HOLIDAY PICTURES.

Do you wish to make sensible present
that will be long preserved and highly aP-
prec;atedl If so go to RANDALL q ELLIOTT
City Gallery of Art, No. As Main street, and
secure one Of those splendid life-iike pictures
such as they we'll know how to make They
have Just received fresh >suPply OF FANCY
CASES Of all sizes, suitable for Holiday pres
ents Now is the time and that the place 70
yet your moneys worth.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE
GA NJ a DA.

HALIFAX, Dec lS-N
The Canada with Liverpool dates to the
5th inst. arrived here this morning.
The Adriatic arrived out on the evening of
the 4th.
Parliament was opened on the Sd BY the
Queen in person. The speech recommended
an Indemnity bill for the Bank of England,
and promises parliamentary reform.
The cotton market closed with declining
tendency for all qualities except middlings.
Breadstuffs closed dull. Money market un-
changed, and closed active.
Several important additional failures have
occurred in London. The crisis at Hamburg
Is fearful, and business entirely suspended
The launching of the Leyiathan was pro-
crossing slowly.
AT Hamburg the Senate had convened q
convocation to establish Government Dis
count Institution of thirty millions. Twenty
five firms failed in single day. Liabilities
37.00O,0O0 mares banco.
Spain refuses TO accede to the demand of
Mexico, that her Envoy shall be receiv we'd pre-
liminary TO negotiation. The Cuban fleet
against Mexico is ready to sail at moments
notice.
LIVERPOOL, 5th.
Flour dull, with decline Of Is since Tues
day according to the circular of Richardson,
Spencer IL Co.. and advanced Is according to
the Brokers circulars. Wheat had decln-
ing tendency. Beet dull. Pork steady. Ba-
con dull and declined Is.
LONDON, 4th.
Bullion in the Bank of England increased
during the week E94, 900. Money market
active. Paris money market steady. Ac-
counts from Vienna are gloomy. At Stock
holm the crisis was alarming.
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~ letter from San Juan del Norte,
giving an account OF the arrival of General
Walker, says that nearly one-third of his
men are disconnected, and anxious to get
away, if they could. On their arrival, the
fllibusters took possession Of the Transit
Company's premises, appropriating every
thing they could lay their HANDS upon, to
their own purposes; but the Commander Of
the Saratoga at once notified Walker that if
he did not Immediately remove his men, he
would open his guns upon him, and teach
his party that no further robbery by them
would be tolerated. The effect of the threat
was an evacuation of the premises.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEQIl ATEu FEM ALE PILLS.

Prepared from prescription Of Sir James Clarke, Nj.
D., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. This in
valuable Medicine is unfaing In the Of all those
painful and dangerous diseases incident to the Female
constitution.
Ii modentes all excess removes all distractions and
nrinzs ON the monthly periods with regularity. These
Pills should he used two three weeks previous to
confinement; they forfy the constitution and lessen
the suffering during labor, enabling the mother to per-
form her duties with safety To hersef and child.
These Pills should not he taken by females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, rs they
are sure tn bring ON Miscarriage, but at any other time
they safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain
in the Back and Limits lleavness, Fatigue on Slight
Exerton, Papation OF the Heart, Lowness Of Spirits,
Mysteries, Sick Headache, W hes and all the painful
diseases occasone by dsorred system, these pills
will effect cure when all other have failed, and
although powerful remedy do not contain iron,
calumet, anthony. any other mineral.
Full directions accompanyln each package. Price
In the United States and Canada. One Dollar.
MIL 40 and postage stamps enclosed IN any
authorized Agent, will insure hottie Of the Pills by
return mail. W. W. ROBERTS, Indianapolis,
sole Agent for Indiana.
HALLOCK STODDARD,
apr 5'-tyts ticneral Agents. Evansville.
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sLAUGHTEhIaG on THE WABASH.

We learn from Z. q. O'KILEY Esq, who
has been upon business excursion up the
Wabash that the difference in the views Of
farmers and packers in regard to prices, has
deferred nearly all operations in packing on
the Wabash till the presen. week; when the
progress of the season has coerced them to
come to terms. They have at last settled
upon a net rs the prevailing figure along
the Upper Wabash. Some few lots have
been slaughtered, under old contracts, at
higher figures, but a for fair hogs and o. rs
for extra large are now the highest rates.
At Attica the rates were 81, one-third
cash.
At Covington the same.
At Newport the same, mostly on time.
AT Montezuma a, one third cash.
At Clinton a cash AID "a 25-extra a so
on time.
At Palestine a, one-third cash.
At IIendersonville the same.
At York the same.
At Terrc Ilaute the same.
The business will begin this week with
vigor, and every slaughter house on its banks
will run rivulcts of blood to the Wabash,
whose current will be crimsoned with the
gore of squeuling and granting innocents
sacrificed to the inordinate passion Of man
for grease. More victims Of the mercilcss
knife will fall on the peaceful and lovely
banks of the Wabash, in the coming month,
than fell in the bloodiest campaigns Of Ma
will be deeply penetrated" that were mover
touched by the power of music poetry or
cloquenee-