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NICunt EagIe TrinOIe.

AFAOI4AAG sdeSS4g 7 44pUAUs
IA just received from Boston, large lot Of this
w popular article. For cleansing Windows, Mirrors and
Glassware, is cheaper than B1El I lie the best article
for cleaning and Furnishing Gold, Silver, Copper
Steel Tin aud all other metals. s of it does great
DEAL and it is therefore very Omca and as its introduce
ton is all that needed bring itno daily every
family that studies and comfort We have concluded
to retail at tue Boston price, that all classes may be able
10 use ii daily.
Bristol Brick Dust, for sharpening Knives &c,
a useful and economical Continuance.
w have also the famous
Furniture Polish, for renOvstiBg old Furniture
Carriages. Harness, &c.
Liquid glue, in small bottles, for repairing furni-
ture, &c.
Also, 10000 Fire Brick. Of the best brands for
sale low BY may23 MACKENZIE q WILSON.
REMOVAL.
TENHURSTON d BERNARD have removed to No. Is
4 Public square, next door 70 CalhOuns, where they
VII De happy to show their customers first rate stock
Dry Goods consisting Of Black Brown, and Blue Broad
Cloths; Black and Fancy Cassmsres; Vestings, GOveB
Ho-lsry, Cravsts, Handkerchiefs, &C., &c.
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THE FLUX ANNIHILATED.

THE FLJA ANNlHIiIAIED,
EVERY Summer and Fall thousands of persons die Of
FluE, Cholera, Dyssnery, Gripping Pains, and other,
irregularities OF the Bowels. It be cured in every
IS by the ofTuckeT2 Cholera syrup which
has been tested by the best physicians in the South and
West and ty them pronounced tie efectual remedy
in 1t has performed astonishing cures than
any other specific. human life can be saved in nine cases
out Of ten by investment Of IS cents. Buy bottle and
Eeep ii by you.
For sale in Nashville by HERMAN d RAINS, and T.
WILLS, Agents The Proprietor having unbounded con
fdence in the efficacy Of his medicine authorised the
Agents to distribute grstousy until its virtues are
thoroughly tested Persons afflicted with any Of the above
complaints viii please call the agents and get
free of charge. Imay6-tf.
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FRENCH ORGANIZES,
JACONETTS, MUsLINs and
ROBESs
SIX MINUTE FREEZERs,

of New Styles, just received, which we are selling
at very reduced prices to close out.
may q A. .. DUNCAN & GO.
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RNYe have hand small supply Of the famous Patent
w Six Minute FreezeFs, that have given so
much satisfaction IN every in Whehshey have been
Usad
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Ind Warrants,

WE pay the highest market price for Warrants at our OF
W ice on Union street, Csmpbell's New Building.
mayl1-du A. WIRELESS d co,
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oFFcE BucKETE sTArE lHsURA 5cE CoHFAEF,f
Clneins al, Dee, l6, 1850.
10 All whom may concern; rms Is % certify that have
examined Specimens and Roots 81 NJ. +. ChIds a Co.'S
Elastic Fire add WatsrProof ment Ro0dEss" and be-
Irg use was eye wines Of severe Eiai Of one %
hsse Roofs from large youmoof aame irem an adjoining
i9r neaiy an hour a'ood ne tfAl 2sl sn4 a..
Pr5sidsnt Buckeye STATE lusaanos Co.
CaersSArI AsAS0T korA- i's0HA1cE CoaPAHr,}
have examined W ChiIdsd Co's' Elastic Fire sad
waietProof cement Roan and a. lf as eaaludge, con
posseted upon me same terms a. insge ose covered
Agent Royal ms. Co. Lond1n ana Liverpool.
From Bennett General gent OF lEma ms Co. for ne
southern and Western states
Havinu made considerable inquiry b. 10 he merits of the
"Pasnt Elastic Cement Eood Introduced into ciiy
By Chds q Co., dnd q 30 be hsay recommended in hrs
cy By aly eat judges, thati meeting ith vsry
iyand general roduciou5 taaL iti 81 erory over ne
Tar composition Roofing decided ad sely efmi.tsai and
hnaiyrl expect 90 ldopiti rmy rao which viii be ue1i
Of the Patent Elastic R1ohing'' b. q su9stitg
OEFIoE.oF EHE CIH. Has AsD DarroE RAiLHoaB.
Chids q Coa fstent Cemeni kouang Is uow ussa here
Cans viii T. and our Master Meshaas reports sqry yora-
0FFICE THE Ono NIsaIssIrsI k,lLEoAo Co.
Cilcilnali Jan lil194-
opinion % De praccai use Of Iod hoc inihe covering
Of ears, We may say hat ron cur oossi .a s sasfe
thoroughly on roof or buildings, ears c amer Fhich
will with pleas give yol Cur decided 0pnon q 90 pc u
ity. Your, truIy5 D LltfEACOl4s
supply Agent Ohio O. Miss. r. r.
Up Since the above Erisn The Ohio and Mis- isDpi
Railroad rave cor ractd covering teIr cars cepos and
bridge between Cincinnati and Vlnceulss with his Csmsnl
Considering 10 article teJ have used ior ne purpose
p D Ior1, Pres lad a d Gin aair1ad
= Cest. Pres wilmington and GAINESVILLE Railroad
q seaiies Merchant o. hlnuftctlrers' In8 Co.
James aCdF5rs ag8ult0r G-na ana other Hartford Cos.
Hs-ry Mou1r5 Pres Central Insurance Company.
George Garlic, President aiay ette Balk.
George w Conn, Bell Manuf'r, No Iu2 East Second a.
Bakor & Won Paul. No 81 Fourth street.
Ezra Ba lsyf ,mth street, between FoHrth aad Fnh-
Gnden, Iafloran Draper, Fourth street..
Miles Greenwood, Iron foundry.
Judge lH Gh0lsol.
John shillio q Co., Dry Goods Del'sls P1ursh q.
Mitchell q Ramuelsb Fur1Ituro Nanu.acs1rer and
Dealsrs, Fourth g.
vs. slevart lultder 3f5 2 an
Ne EriUetat e 4 sIilaei, Logisvlls-
" AckCynoids q %, GAINESVILLE, Team
maglG-lEWlF
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AdminisLEltoE'. FL, Of q .thing. Dry GOOD,

d ENJ. r. SHIELDS will sell on Thursday morning. Nav
- ., at % cci'ck and al night, large invoice OF Fresh
Sumner Clothing, Dry Goods, de- account OF the de-
ceased. sale positive and without reserve, cash.
may2G BENZ, f. SHIELDS,
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M Frank Leslie's paper for this week, contain
ing engravings Of scenes in Minnesota; BaIOu's
Pictorial and the Flag Of the Union are for sale at
Hagan & Co. s, Market street
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NASHVILLE.

Rates Of AdVertisfne
FOR Zach square Of 10 lines q es nSnpafe for he s
~ eact aodiiouui insertion, per spare, -. SO
Eof one square q On
EoF each addiii1r al I 5f
Eor one square two WceEs. 4 So
Eor each additi0nal. 49,. 9 or
FHr one suuare three week s.... : De
For each additional. .. 49,. ~. . to
hOf Renewable.
For one square month dag SO eoeaeh addit 90 %
90 90 90 dc y 90 do do 50
90 do DO DO l2Oo Do do G 90
90 % dc 90 rs % DO do %
GO DO IL dc do IS 90 do do 10 90
II AdvertiseFs exceeding the space cone
traeted fors wiz be charged for the ex-
cess.
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CRAIGHEAD s. Co.,
DEALERS
IL a RD w Al z.

% 7 tlllLL ~ DdILL.
JAMES B. CRAIGHEAD having purchased the entro in
terest Of Mr.. W NJ 81. MlNChIN, in the business OF
Craighead Muchn, IS alone authorized the name
OF the late firm in liquidation, Will continue business
al the old stand, 90 Public Square, title as
above. may24
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M have just received, direct from New York, full
w supply Of various sizes Of Five Minute FreeZ-
said be superior any thing before the public.
As warrant these articles 70 be good represented,
customers need not hesitate 10 Try them.
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FULL Stock OF Fairbanks ceebrsled Seales-Dermant
"A Platform GrocsTs, Counter and Beams;
also hay and Coal Scales. 10 aud for sale FaeiO.
~ prices, by W H. GORDON q CO.
NAV q sole gents &c Middle TENNESSEE,
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HOIIOWOway's PiIIs-A Remedy in all
CHmRtcs.-Leuers from every region OF the earth, and
the testimony Of the Travellers establish
the that in all cirtes and localities these Pills
specific for bilious Diseases dyspepsia aHd
bawel Complaints. Sold the manufactures No 50 Maiden
Lane New York. and No. a44 strsud London; and by an
druggists, a CSC. - &c. and 81 per box.
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COMMERCIAL.

UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, May %, 1857.
TOBACCO.-sales at A. Hamilton & Co.'s Of 3
hhds. at Sl4 %; = 90; %
GROCERIES-Unchan
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MARRIED-In this city, on the 2Sth inst, by the
Rev. Dr. Green Mr.. ROBERT J. WALTON ard Miss
MARY MILLER
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TCei Ice /!

THE Subscribers prepared furnish the citizens Of
Nashville, with lee Of the best quality, tAeir Office
oherr street. opposite Tie Posi- OHcs. Ibis put up
Paradise Ill., equal TO any ever brought from he
Lakes lmayl5-tf W. T. 8ARRETT q BRO.
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Ii persons having transactions with Mr.. S. c. Dowd
lately DECEASED who agent the undersigned
viii please call upon Messrs Carer, Mckay q Co. No. 81
Public square, and settle the same.
HOUSEMAN q SMITH.
Toui No
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New Auction House.

HAVE opened the Sure No. p Cedar street. opposite
Posi- Olee where viii sell every evening Advance,
mes made Gonsignments. sale positive and without ~
servo ldes2s-al Q. FOX
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FREIeHTs BY slIL yEssELs AVID FRO
MnGina-

Hh Stockholders IN the Nashville Publishing and Print
= ing company are hereby notified that al Instslsnt AZ
~eny i've per cent OF The Uapial Of said Company
p cared l9r payab- Monday, The Slh June next 70
me HndeTsigRed, az hsUGle in Ma hvllIe. s- ( s--
a. V. s.. LINpELEk,
nay 2s-ld President
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Dr.. A. G.. GOOdlGt,
MANUFACTURER or
Wegetable Fanacea.

" q GGHB4G Z etAA2CGSSs
GOODLET'S LINAMENT. NTMENT AND
EYE SALVE.
Coughs, Colds, Headache, Indigestion and
Dispeps a,
Which aicts many persons, relieved and
edualy cured by the proper the Vegetable
Psnacea than any other remedy.
Female Diseases The Vegetable Panacea iz most
peculiarly adapted 60 female diseases.
GOOdIet's Vegetable LinimenG, GOOdIet's
UnriVaIed Ointment, and GOOdIet's Eye
SHIVe, superior remedies. All persons whe have
made trial Of them speak Of them highest terms
FAMILIES who have adopted the orthe above
dies prepared by Dr. Goodet are much pleased with
hemand generally give them the most enthusiastic praise
may29-tf.
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative,
We publish to-day the advertisement Of this learned and
smiabe Professor resident Louis descriptive Of
wonderful Discovery, We believe there opinion
among all who his Hair Restorative-and that is
bounded confidence in its entire efficacy. II has eoorng
it, and effects the renovation OF The hair by
ing the forces, which originally give growth and color 1t
works an astonishing ehange.-East0H (iiss CIri0H
Dyspepsia, Headache and Indigestion,
by whch all persons or less affected, usually
be by taking moderate exercise Wholesome food and
dose of Borhave's Holland Biers hour before each
meal.
uU.pR~,--~.-,r-,,-.s usFr. a vF,ry,,5,- =, -
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REGULsE WGUNEs BAXa ANB SATUH
DaLS FAGEAL4 &OAT
EOR suiEffLA~B md PA8UCaU
DIR. MOHsE'S INVI,

OB he cuts Of Dyspepsia General DEBILITY, Loss u Mus
cular Energy, Pas siesl Lastude al Nervous Disorder
and General PTOstrstiOa. Fer saleby
aprs KERNAN q RAIys.
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ID ENJ. F. SHIELDS has o5iained she Agency for the
y "Dundee" Carpet Mandatory, and has us received
sum 5O yards direct from scaandFat Dutch C0lors and
heavy bIc, wAch W be found cheap Tor csh oug
By map2Gl B. 4. SHIELDS Agent Tor The ~ s.
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NV YoRK. May 2s.-The New. Yorl. India R,lb-
Der Company's building was burned to-dav. With
large stock Of shoes. Loss $1,000. Five persous
were killed and one injured very badly By falling
walls
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WE have the old fashioned Ice Cream Freezer and make
w them Of all sizes, at the low st prices.
mayg3 MACKENZIE & WILSON.
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SCOTCH AGENCY.

ULU AIHWI III u NUEIHA.
vVHREE original casks, which ofsr aREursE aud 80.
i FEEIOR WIEE.. b ]. SIMPSON.
marcl4 . Public sqa arc.
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scoteh 4 IE.ish WhiskY.

DIRECT IMPORTATION
Just received shipment ofseyerG punebeOns and kegs
u Of this SUPERIOR article direct from Belfast Ireland. Il
VIII be found Tar superior 70 any offered 70 this Market
b. l.. SIMPSON, .H
mareh4 a. Public square.
OWNERS WANTED
Il Hampton; =
Is or Pipes Brandy, marked diamond @, Nashville;
q bales Dry Hides, +" Brown.
may2I ". H. GORDON & co.
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FINlg TEAS
DEsT black Imperial; Young Tyson and GunpovdeF
ID Tsas. HOLLlsIER q CARl ER,
apr23 - ULinn sifeet.
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Oh !, " H J
CuCzRu& 5s
o9HnosSa ak Far p mum
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SUPERIOIE Old -BRANDTFS. sc,

7aTe m any Quantltles, az q very
HOLLISTER d CARTER,
q Union street
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sugar
1I0 HHDs. Common, Fair, Prime and Choice Louisi-
L ~ ana Sugar
lO9 barrels Crushed Sugar
SO d" Clarified 4"
50 Z" hits Havana Sugar in Store and for sale
by lmay 2ll w. II. GORDON & Co.
LUMBER! LUMBER!
THE undersigned extensively engaged IN the Lumber
business, and respectfully solicit orders from builders
and others needing any thngin line They Of
the best Cedar forests In Wilson county, prepared
furnish kind Of Lumber either Cedar other
Their Depot Is al the Nashville Lumber Yard.
Orders for Lumber be addressed 70 the undersigned
Cadesvlo, Wilson Co, Tenn left with Mr.. DARDEN
Gus Depot. KIRKPATRICK. DRENNON & SIMMONS
nl7-'57-dIy. KIRKPATRICK Il GLASS.
SUNDRIES,
TWENTY-FIVE boxes fresh Lemons
4 50 boxes Oranges;
30 packages Sweet and Champagne Cider;
$50 do Walkers ana Smth's Ale, various brands
/ dozen New YORK made A le Pumps;
50 boxes K. r. Ranius fine order,
10000 genu ne Napoleon Cigars;
$50 900 assOTsted brands
10000 Havana Cigars, for city trade;
so dozen LsmOnd syrup, home made,
1900 gallons Syrup all favOrs.
The above articles fresh and in good order I'd I'll
be sold cheap BY lmay6l J. G. FOBEAI7ON.
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e CIure, Ruok q 90.

n the Heirs OF Lfeut. Robert Hayes, Capt
i Clement Hail, aud Lieut.. James Taum u ths KeVolu
uouay ar, viii call a. The Office of Ferguson Cox, Ao4
Cedar street, Nashville, Tennessee, they VIII hear
thing is heir advantages. Ifsbls-ddWtf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-13

GOLD LAKE IN SIERRA CoUNTY.-The Sierra Dem
ocrdt says that this Lake is three miles in length
aud with an average of one mile in Width. 1t is fed
by five or six small brooks. which come dashing
down from near the top of a divide, and make the
woods the rocks and the valley re-echo their soul
cheering songs. This lake forms portion of the
head waters of Feather river; and while we were
there it was dischargng about ten sluice heads OF
water, which could easily be made available for
machinery. 1t dotted with several romantic little
islands, which are timbered
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-13
OrpuiIle Dailq Bntte Retorh.
THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST l2, 1857.

YACHT RAoE.-The Sacramento .4ge of Tuesday,
contains the following account of the race which
took place in San Francisco Bay on Sunday last;
"A few minutes after II o'clock, yesterday, the
Yachts William Woodward and Aeatraz, attended
by large number of sail boats and the steamer
Martin White left Jackson street wharf, sailing
match to Fort Point and back Itwas thought they
wouldbe an even match, and the toss of a copper
decided many small bets. On starting, the wind
was quite light and the Woodward lsd off hand
somely, and maintained her position by long tacks,
until near Meigg's Wharf, when the Alcatraz. sail
ing on short vtacks caught the freshening breeze,
and took up the sailing for the race Washerwo-
mans Point was turned by the Alcatraz three min
1tes in ad vance of the Woodward, and the running
for the whole distance out and back, denoted stea
dy gain by the winning boat-the Aleatraz having
twenty minutes to spare when at the Judges boat
Several other boats kept with them the whole race,
and two or three came in ahead of the loser, The
Woodward is a new boat with mansail and jib
and looked beautiful upon the water. The Alcatrax
does not show so much symetry, and carried only
mainsa Captain Taylor of the latter boat is Of
opinion that she cannot be beaten by any yacht
aaoat on the Pacific waters. He carries the cham
pon's flag, and is determined not to lose it.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-13

- We learn from the San Francisco Morninr
Call that Mr.. NJ s Neefus, Foreman of Pacific En-
gine Co. No. went to the east the last steamer
with funds to purchase new machine The order
will be given to Mr. James Smith, the celebrated n
Y Engine Manufacturer, who will bulls it in what
is known as the Piano stylen
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-13

NECESSITY OF PLAIN HAND-WRIrING.-Gen Der
yer, of the Indian ONCE, at Washington, received
letter lately which he could not read. So he sen.
back the following pithy note to the writer:
II have to acknowledge the receipt of lette
supposed to be signed by you; and after reading a.
portion guessing at portion. and passing by tn
remainder as unnteiigible. have referred it to tn
Secretary of the Interior
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-13

EMANoPAT4oS FEsrIvAL.-The Dispatch says tn
colored population Of Folsom devoted last Satur-
day as holiday, in honor of the anniversary Of
the emancipation ofslaves in the West Indies
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-13

CELEBRATION ORATOR.-uon. Milton s. Lathan
has been selected Us the orator of the day, on Il
occasion Of the celebration of the centennial anr
versary ofthe birthday of Lafayette, the 9th
September in san Franciseo.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-13

HARD TO BEAr.--The North Star Union Company
Iowa Ilill washed out in common rocker, in three
days of last week six hundred and eleven ounces
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-13

SICKNEss.-The Folsom Dispatch says the miner
along the river nearly all sick Fever and ague
appears to he the principal complaint.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-13

TrotrNNa.--John Parr was killed at Horseshc
Ra,d an the Stanislaus. last Wednesday lie b.
a wife AMI two children at Sonora.
Miss Inee is playing at Columbia, under the ma
a cement Of George Ryer
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-13

IL camp meeting is fourishing near Mt Plea,
ant Mill Placer county.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-13

- There is famine at present in Amboy, CL
ma. Rice has risen to exorbitant rates
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-13

pLuuAs s-The Republicans have nominated J. =
blood and Samuel Black for Assembly.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-13

INDIANS The Crescent City Herald says that NJ
jor HeintzIeman is steadily and energetically pr.
crossing with the removal of the Indians to the
ervaton.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-13

- Committee otladies recently stripped, tarre
and feathered man at Detroit, for offences again
good morals.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-13

INFLUx OF CuNEsE.-Th The Chapman, which
rived at san Francisco from Hong Kong, on satu
day night, brought 500 Ceestials. The Mary VIII
ridge and other vessels to arrive, also well file
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-13

STOCKTON "A new Episcopal Church is about (.
he bujlt in stockton-to be of brick, and built IL
tie Gothic style.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-13
NOTICE.

INSP d hGEAs
YpyO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON
q Saturiav August Sth. 1851 IN front of the u. =.
Ilafrl. four Nlaiug claims. known rs The Keystone
Mining Company, situated on Feather River, few
rods aooye ille Ferry crossing 10 Ranchera. sad
CLAIMS are q he sol ior non payment On part OF as
~4ssupnls due II the fourth inst, including two
wheels tour pu,op-, rs b, Ii feet width Of dune
all composed OF new un1er Also head dam and
mining tool. All ia good order
Hour Of sale, : O'Clock I. ".
AUG Nh J MITCHELL. Sec'y.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-13
A Good Investment.

ENOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH, TWO
M shares in the Magnum Bonum Quartz Lead,
near Spanishown, Butte County. This Ledge has
been thoroughly prospected and found To- be rich,
and the company are now making arrangements TO
erect machinery The shares may De had tor about
the actual value Of la1or bestowed upon them, If
application be made Immediately, as the most urgent
business calls the owner home TO his family in the
Atlantic States by the steamer OF the 10Th Inst. In
quire within days at this Office, or of d. ii.
Barney, Secretary of The company. all
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-13

HuyG John Phipps hung at Mokeiumr
Hill, on the eth, for the murder of Chileno i
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-22

The Auditor of this county last year had
the Delinquent List published in the Dem
ocrat, without so much as enquiring Of us
what we would publish it for. when the
law expressly enjoins it on him to have it
done in the cheapest manner. But he en-
iircly disrcgarded the law in order to put
money in his own pocket; had it published
in his own paper, fer which he charged
the county S129;-at least double what it
should have cost. The reason he assign
ed for neglecting to enquire Of us what we
would publish it for was, that we did not
send in any proposal. We thought it was
his duty, as public servant, to look after
the interests of the people. 1t will soon
be time to publish the List again, and We
shall see what course he will pursue.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-22
IRON CITY CoLLEcE, PITSsTRc. PENN.

This institution already, we believe, the
largest and most popular one in the United States,
is hereafter 10 have at the head of its board of in
structions, John c. Smith, a. NJ, the late popular
and efficient professor of Mathematics and Account
ant. in Fairfield Seminary, Herkimer county, N. Y.
From the known ability and success of Professor
Smith, as teacher of long experience, with de-
termination to accomplish what he undertakes, we
bcspeak for the Iron City College, still higher
degree Of success than it has hitherto enjoyed
And while We regret the loss of Mr. s. rs teacher
among US, we cannot but commend the wisdom
and discretion Of the proprietors of the Iron City
College in securing the best talent and most com
petcnt instructor the country affords
The faculty of the College Is large, experienced
and eniinently successful in their several depart
mcnts.
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