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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-31

GOAL! COALl COAL The subscri-
" her ia prepared to furnish his customers and
others with a superior article of MIDLOTHIAN and
BLACK HEATH LUMP, AVERAGE and FINE
COAL; also, the best quality RED and WHITE Ash
ANTHRACfTE COAL, by the long or short ton
Orders left at his office, at the Coal Yard OF the
Richmond and Danyille Railroad, will be promptly
attended 70.
iv0 T. m 70. III. IIPSlAlmB.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-31

rOR THE DEAr,-The self adapting
= Aariele Far rrnmpsts. coraets aad Coavsraation
LAiDLKY ROBINSON, Chemists.
an % .tth and franklin streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-31

A NTHRACITE COALi Anthracite Coal :
\ The subscriber having fitted up large and com
modious coal yard on Dock between 18th and 18th
streets with one Of Fairbanks patent balances, for
the purpose Of weighing COAL will furnish his pa
not guessed att at the very lowest market price,
or if preferred be will sell his COAL at an advance
Of 10 per cent cost and charges at the same time
he will alwa VS. keep on hand the best quality, end IN
vites the particular attention OF his friends and NE
public generally to give him call before purchas
ing at No "A Main street or at his COAL yard.
Terms cash (isIAts) PC. LAkUS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-31

T AGER BEER.-Put In bottles, for fami-
les orders left With Mr. sraPe J, i ass sG
promptly attended 70. P. WILBACHER,
ye d fts No a. Main 1T
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-31

CLOSING OUT OF SPRING AND SUM
~ MER STOCK At VAL. O0HEN'p, rs RRoAD
STREET-Iie has ysi onaand more Goods than Is de-
srable at the advanced state Of the season and u
LINEN at SIX cents. worth 621s cts.; TOWELS rs
cts, and some 90 per doz. Genuine turkish Bath
piece, worth 3o Solid Black WI, syards Tor Co.
Lace ELS At 81 u cts. piece. worth OK cts; BIAS.
tic BELTS l21z cts. piece; Best Kid kfR AZ
LOO pair, worth LIS; Pine White Kid CLOVIS at
30 cts, pair; Handsome nmbruidered Swiss and
Cambria BANDS At q cts; Cactus SKIRTS 60 cfs 4
handsome DRESS SILKS cRowi h e eioia Eve sSe
Needles cts paper AREA few OF the Cheap Gods at
vAL. CofIENE. ii5 Broad e.
y B I have In store very complete assortment Of
hhos,iEkl ios ladisz Misses qsnis and BQyE alsQ
Linen and Silk POCKET HANDkEkCHIEfS. 10 be
sold OF at extremely low prices N 40
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-31

BARGAINS! BARGAIN S!!-Many
~ styles of Fight Summer Clothing must De casen
make such reduction in prices as will meet the views
OF purchasers We desire TO reduce our s!ock AZ
much as we NAV before receiving Fall supplies, and
purchasers are assured that inducements VIII Do Of
'ei re-, % s1iein "'.io- NAN KEEN. BALDWIN & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-31

sT~A NORFOLK AND RICH
Es<S AoNp TRANSFORMATION LIHBs-
The steamer KAHUkEk. Capt Taylor, VIII leave eve
~ THURSDAY. for NoRFOlK ct high water =
Freight. (Which will be taken 1t low ratss1 re-
Vessels lowed 70 and HON CITY folne and uamp-
ton Roads, On moderate tsrjaz.
an ls-ts AlERED q LEE Aasak
EERTIhiZERS. 80 y "a u Iexicsn
ss' s%ssa ie::s sa puosraA.s
" LlMk 80 per ten OF 100 lbs
COLUMBIAN 0UANO. and
Fine Ground BONE DUET, Per 10 hy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-31
COAL.

><
GOAL AND WOOD.-Ihe subscribers,
~ Agents for the sale of COAL from the peep
Rum and "springfeld" Mines. are now reaay n ~
furnish superior lump COAL as wen ~ aver A1
'Smith's 8" Coal in any quantity uoon ~a,, sss.
For COAL for OAK and PINE W W9 sem sss-
soned. apply to ar. Pitcher, at Coal faru' tsero@.
efs'ni' Au'A y. j. SMITH L co, Agents.
7th between Broad and Grace SIS.
TERMS:
For Oak S per cord. delivered CASH.
For Pine SAX do. do. }
FOR Coal Us u kind and quantity. au l2-sm
GLOVER HILL COAL.-The subscriber
~ is prepared to deliver CLOVER HILL COAL,
from his ward near the Petersburg Depot:
Orders filled promptly anda good article at the
market price guaranteed ,,,,o>,
au Sim r. d uIDoO-N.
GLOVER HILL LUMP COAL, OAK
~ AND PINE WOOD.-I am prepared TO deliver
best CLOVER HILL LUMP COAL; also, OAK and
PINE WOOD at the market rates
WIN. C. BRAZBAL,
Office on Basin Bank North side,
spe-tn Between oth and 9th SITS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-31

"a FOR RENT, and possession given
A:i on the 10th of August, or sooner. the house
now occusied by Mrs Jennings, in the town of Sid
ney, nearly opposite the Fair Grounds: Applyto
GEO. w. JARVIS.
Iel7-ts At Shop, on the corner abeve.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-31
eUMMrfR HHTREAT6.

IATONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
diein 10 tile interest b tho Propretors. In regard TO
the opening and closing Of the seasons having Deen
put in circulation heretofore IN order 70 prevent snc
recurrence Of similar reports We now give notice
that the present will not b. eiossd peigrs tns
LIT ofOctobcr. no. II. MO0nI,.
! e.-fa sE2f fre83Qfut
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-31
ITHE FREDEkICKsBURG NEWS. pub

i lished sEMr-wHsKLr would not willingly be sccak-
", for any consideration. on any subject or in any
to be useful to the farmer especially and TO all poll
ticians and others open 10 conviction or willing 10
listen to reason It's political friends having been
Gently demolished tn the late election Il win support
Nj Buchanan against the attacks Of the Democratic
party and IL in the market for paying subscribers,
without regard to creed or nationality -wouid ~
lief have those who can't read English as any others
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-31

H6t4H fSl ,kESToHkF ss22lfkR 9kD soiST. rgRTs
COVE and CURTIS PEs,k, now In hrst rata order,
Will. on and AFTER MONDAY next, 18th inst, cen.
places. -
TheaLES eovE, Capt: J. .. Davis, wffi leave shes
wharf at Rockets on MONDAY morning az 0 1-s
samuel Barney, Will leave the wharf al Norfolk on
me same morning and at the sasse houE and con-
turning. - - - :.
Forward passage, - a =
Meals 80 eta. each a UARKySa
Freiyhts taken a. usual Nut the frvl0hts On an
soos tsnded 70 be pat 81 at am 81 the landing -
The river mast be paid when the articles Are sent g
he beet ana We are mot fesponsibls for any article
2 - W - IL u. HAgklNH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-31

~T- NORFOLK AND RICH-
E@sfszSSz MQND TRANSPORTATION LINZ
The STAINED KAHN KER, In connection with a line
70 NORFOLK twice a week
Freight twhlch viii be taken at low rates, received
st any time at my WAREHOUSE. on the Dock
vessels teEed 20 and fnira City Peint or nalap-
ION Roads, on moderate tertas =.
IL TITS Al LEE, Agent. q
. a. DAILY LINE BETWEEN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-31

NORN, CORN.-l00O Bushels nice White
aus s. MoGBUDEBs SONS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-31

CT0EE JARS FOR PICKL1NG.-Wei
have on bald large assortpient'of Stone Jars Of
all Sizes for Picking ghioh ne are selling at factoty
ann KEESEE fpARR
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IS 2, ~ .
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49,. .u~ Nr sul il'air'
a.ats.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-04-08

AtiNfitN or thrse snif asl'v t3pr'ff
- Piano fot,es g9w b rs att
4, 500 20 4uite ra auir Hstf'ah fai
Msf hon. ard ~ fii Of which
gll >. cold D. extremely ghn-, nf0gts, By
sick NNsY q 90,
ig2 Main at,aei, Mqnlha.
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aclaaua. ngo pf he patronage hither-
frio cstf1d 20 tls OwseIs " tbs lIs,
10 respectfully sol 'li'l.
LktALEIIEA NORRIS,
Arsh's,
oEss strinisg ". y. n,AUo,i . Coz
pS.G ssFnss isafs 81. sni From, Nc
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-04-08

Ks ry scitally siSrn ths t'atsi.
Ing psb'is that Sr ". rl,hirs 8
,unrss on with 81 F.l Roo.
terminating At A.aph. . regular
l.s - Os.usha-cs. NJ esrv.,irr
rl.sstress aai BAGGAGE to sed ifoua
t..a bsfats, Hotels. and att c'hs'
Tar. o. b. ,,ty. Our Ourisass MI
b. i,lnt II ,hs dYt. u lie die.'sps
li.'e1Ia q ..cicst,ias. ''st every fsais
) ERA starting srJn taia geltl
Il - 1 ai,.i states zsiis ate cs'.
re-. ,a thls Inc. p~sssenrrrs ~ili ans !!
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ar, rave. I.avs s.til - hals sS
t.lss-ss b. Va.
H. s.rici attention ..5 rreorir.ss
II he irsvrlis-s y.sr... We hsse v
s-..a,s a share " toe psiaic pstr,sssgs.
r. n. PATTERSON. 4 Bso.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-04-08
]. ], NESRHf.

General Groenr r Produce Dealer.
NJ. ~ rrssi Ros. W,npis.
ksere sons'luti, on hand . lar1e
NJ 'r.n,-ai as.e-tmsnt n 81 binds ii
G.ucsRiis and PEupt 90. zt ~.
irwss- market rtps-. Also. sn. u
QtftsRS aud Ct.Aks. f~uBAtsfu. ss..
&c. srr - . san. sH.i ,ssFsins tay
s,ss. srt ,-scs hsfs.s ta-elssrf.
l.i-iY ..s.UrlII.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-04-08

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-04-08

CHltht hlNd p ~ NM
s,N riA3ns uou ine Fgf flaanad
- it.na utef-. NsI.. 4
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tltrsi ta tt or Iho 9hh 81 t6. tuHfS
r,r nin N'illhar. atd will hs received IN
4 Tow ias. winch we -lili oAsf Tor sale
., d. manufacturer rHass cap noe, "
transportation hldoi rlv
NgNlh.Ef GO,
l12 Main t.fs9, Memphis.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-04-08

sn'i'r'r Eotgos.
.UAJ C1znitel % Tho i.il - rspo.
Y? ~ Coa-.y, Wfi ,pgi.l "a "a,
:. . day Of naFsh, n hfeEJ IAN 49,
Furaway. Said uesrg u y y tssk cot
Tsf cgilf, shou; 6 fsv. high, 2, Of =.
yssrso il, verbs sbO4. i5j o. 100 posads
his, 90 q vl.;s hasu Goa. saf psn,s,
biI Z WOOL hsi, and roel boos IL Gala
his naae CALri.,, spi rays b. belongs
g. d. celksy, u Otfofa, lsitye..s
c0pnty, u ,t.. nssaja b. f.ns~sy lsoa
on ofe.s.sf by TIE ns.is Of Goats, ssAs
no Ya.oo ia q nssissiypi Bss.ess.
Tho Cvnts IL hereby ccnnsnssd 3,
e9ms FORA -, rross properly. ysy char.
rrs Al ,lks I'm s-ay, or We vi 10
siss't v,h aec1fa ~ - lao.
Anil ls,, lsii.
slo g. ). j. coroEfH, Jsiiss.
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ANayc CMnwre.

Thnssres Ei,y cav Gin S.sas,
70. ,.is '.aivil eel . ,sr- l,e isf e..s.
a. vii n. Sag ms "a gss1 ss:s.ss'.
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Saxsusv / Is1s -sli D
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-04-08

TOCRTTES Pianos nov tbs tho,a
nHgriactiftrs, seysH n1y "a p ~,
ts balance hresi laal NOAH Dor gaiti
Yifta1s- ssd Shofgsfd Elapf. fsee
rispog 80 40 We. ln0st e yempds
and ,he surrounding country, 'ss' fst,aas
totice ! 90, " j. onrsces y, % adj.
inC lasi so can ssptd sod vii sall .hep
a. lsss prices ...aa ay'c'olcse.
MhiNSLi co,
i99 .lin rsel Msaphis.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-04-08

51sri ". Lefd 3 coz P'essi'
Iai1n pIAsoS lsom zoe m-r4ia.o %.
IL " u A. ". Lad ( 90, - Zoo,
81 Hs' 70 ths iair s'F.tAss. .bg,a
2 &c 10 I.as 1sIt lel' sssa, I'd
wi b, o.. lOe b. M't.i..,tk = 60,
lE3 iisin . 81, " aph =, fetA.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-04-08

ghomtu I.aH1Lfl
A,fili 80. tsss b~su ,al hieeh Mrm.
- eii col fancy patel Ctimhs.
.ala.isfs, To- slla -
81 giNNry c0's,
lgs s'aih a,rse, AsiHthls, ysss.
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Orr wechsnte, - pfsn6h
10 order to muai promptly ths IN
t' ing D.. 80 luf eori Ne Lase Riici
81 our / ffBfr itfrf af4ulfr " su,sfior
s9rimca' e. ! n,si. mlny valuable hili.
tln. 20 eur uaihiu ~, ai.i are fra'a,r. !
81 - wl-a % hort ngl.so, nns II ;hs bat
a. lass. N d-k q
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inslnsirs 'ls a4s'ne u 10. sad oonr'i.
custipi8- t,lai 10 Iic original. ho,
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tGw sIRT,
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% issl .liis ap 'ffna Dsissi w i.
I.NGK NNiNG.
10 e.t pfisarfel 10 fHif al n. -.
h4l, 4 - 'lf 4d,ts, Cgagl. sal Cot.
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So Utl ,1tIs4 nDm Wriaf ils Igats-.
ujfv utt 4 - sni ~ n
cr- - 9. 81 10. Lai' Ie1u4, Ge.,
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alr-s Tom.
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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-27
ANNUlL MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR
OF TEXAS.

The annual message of the Governor of that
State 10 the legislature, which assembled at
Austin on the % instant, gives a very favorable
account Of the condition OF affairs in that pros
/ Porous State.
/ The assessed value of taxable property in the
State was, in 1896, $l62, ,I95, ,479; upon which
there was an nd catorem tax of fifteen cents on
the Sl00, as the product was $242,9 1896 S.
! In 1887 The assessment was SlS3. 3.594, ,205, and
the product S276,90l 54. This, with the poll
tax and the revenue from taxes on Merchandise
and occupations, IS sufficient TO pay the ordina-
ry expenditures OF the State, including appro-
priaionS oi the insane asylum, the aSylums for
the deaf and dumb and the blind, and the peni-
tentary. There is 10 the treasury, after the
payment of appropriations, cash surplus of a.
about $3.50, 600. There is an increase of ex-
penditure anlicipa ted for the next two wears.
from an increase in the judiciary districts and
certain other payments assumed by the State
The Governors plan is TO reduce the rate Of
taxation, and supply the deficiency out of the
surplus in the treasury for two wears, antcipa-
ting that the increase of the value of taxable
property will, after time, raise the revenue 10
a sufficient amount for the support of govern
ment.
The Governor recommends that the State
should, out OF the surplus of the last Texas debt
fund, returned TO Texas by the United States,
pay to old creditors Of Texas the difference be-
tween the amount which they received under
the act OF Congress and that at which their debts
were rated and classified at the Texas treasu-
y.
The Governor regrets that the aid thus given
is not more effective in helping forward the
railroad enterprises of the State. Ii is not
sufficient to buy iron, and creating a first mort
gage obstIuct the negotiation of other loans.
The Governor proposes the passage of an act
to take the sense ofthe voters on thr expedien-
cy Of calling a convention to amend the State
constitution.
In the concluding passages of the message he
refers to the relations Of Texas, and the Southern
States generally, to the federal government and
the free States, IN which he seems to think the
aspects OF the subject decidedly improved He
speaks, also, IN terms OF high eulogy OF the late
Gen. Rusk, and closes with rendering his grati-
tude to the people of the State for the evidences
he has received of their confidence.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-27
"a PREMIUM FOR TREACHERY."

rSUnder this head, we penned and pub
lisbed an article in our issue of week before
last-not because we desired to have person
al controversy with any one, but because we
believed il to be dutgwe could not omit with
out winking at a great wrong prrpetrated upon
the Democratic party, either thoughtlessly or
by design, by certain newspapers protesting the
same principles that we do. We have not had,
nor can we have, personal controversy with
G. Nelson Smith-we do not consider him of
sufficient importance for any such business,
neither have we any fears that he will be elect
ed Speaker Of the House, nor did we believe
that the fer papers we alluded TO had the slight
est desire that he should be. The simple fact,
however, OF their mining, among the list of as
pirants for this high trust, man who had, only
last winter, shamelully and rpcklessly absented
himself from a democratic caucus, and after
wards refused to gote for the man who had
b-en fairly ard legtimately nominated for a
seat in the United States Senate, was we'll CAL
culated TO make an impression upon some, that
the only way to become great, as a Legislator,
is to violate the acred trust reposed in Rep
resentatve by the Sovereign People No one
can successfully defend the doctrine that the
Legislative Representative who refuses TO 60 in
to caucus to make nominations, under usage
which has ever governed the Democratic par
ty, and then hurlS defiance at the decision of
the majority, is worthy the respect and con-
6dence of honest Democras-and, If there is
any paper in the Commonwealth, not under
the immediate influence Of the apostat+s who
last winter indirectly aided in the election of
Simon Cameron, We will take great pleasure
in arguing ont the point involved in the ques-
tion Of offering ''a premium for treachery."
1t is not expected that we will argue this
question with either the Echo or Sentinel, of
Cambria county, because, in the language of the
Sentinel ''nothing in the world is easier than
TO call hard nameS," and this is the sum and
substance of all that appear in their columns.
g As every common dauber writes villain and
scoundTel under his pictures" the ISLANDERS of
these prints always carry their refutation with
them.
We again repeat, that if any decent Demo
cratic paper, in the confidence ofthe party, will
deny the allegation, we will argue the question
as to whrher G. Nelson Smith is disorganizer
lr not.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-27
MINERAL. RANK

The trustees of the Mineral Bank of Mary
land are working vigorously in the discharge
OF the trust reposed in their hands. Ii is under
stood that dividend of the assets will be made
as soon as practicable, says some time between
the first and twenty-ffth Of December next
we have heard OF nothing causing change
IN Inc opinion expressed by US some time since
as 10 the per cent the bank would pay We
therefore repeat, that it will pay TO creditors
null Seventy-hve cent on the dollar This is
the OPINION OF men best informed as to its con-
d''lon' and we publish it to notify creditors not
10 sacritlce the notes for the benef, OF specula-
tors.-CumberLand 7elegrnph.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-27
The Strength Of The Mormnns.

The Sacramento Age Thus speaks of ,he ac,,-
al power of The Mormons.
Al ihe order OF their leader and prophet thew
can muster 10000 rprn. armed with ibe tros,
effective instruments Of destruction. They
have many thousands OF the finest horses. train
ed to camp service; they have foundry wher..
cannon and shells are cast; powder mill and A
factory where revolving rifles and pistols arr.
manufactured, equal TO those made at Hartford,
They have every munItion of war and proy,-
SION and means OF transportation within them
selves, and even toe women and children ar.
instructed in the us- OF arms
Add to this their geographical post ion To
reach SAT- Lake from The east, it l. necessary 10
pass through a cannon of twenty five miles, un-
der hills 80 steep and rocky that dozen men
could hurl down an avalanche of stones on an
apProaehing caravan and even in the event of
several thousand troops reaching the valley.
the btseigrd, with their herds, would take TO.
the mountains, and, reinforced BY their savage.
allies, would, in turn, brSegp their bpsrigprs,
and cut off supplies until the invaders had star
we'd ont.
They have, it is said, 10000 Indian allies
whom they are ready 10 furnish with arms and
horses on an emergency. These Indians are
partially Instructed in the Mormon religion
enough to make them suprrstitious in regard to
the God OF superior race, yet modifying none
OF their f-rocity. With allies like these and
lighting Tor their homes, and, according 10 the
belief Of the ignorant, under the direct supervi-
sion Of the God of Battles, and from the ram
parts with which nature has SURROUNDED them.
II IS easy 10 concrive what would bp the fate Of
i~w thousand troops, who Travelled thousand
miles to fight their own countrympn. brave as
themselves, as well armed, better used 10 field
life, and stimulated 5v their love of home and
family, and assured ofvictory by the revelations
oi their prophets.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-27
SPEAKER OFTHE HOUSE OF REPRE-
= - : - SENTATIVES.

We notice that number of our Democratic
exchanges, recommend Mr.. LoNcAkeR, of Mont
gomery, for Speaker the next House of Rep
resentatives. Mr.. Longaker has thus far shown
himself 10 be sound Democrat, and be is spo-
ken of as man, who would fill the office with
much ability. Without wishing to disparage
the claims OF any other true Democrats, we
hope Mr.. Longaker may be elected to the po-
sition
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-27
Resumption Of Saecie Payments.

A dispatch from New ORLEANS ANNOUNCES
that the banks in that city, which suspended
specie payments during the late panic, have
again resumed. This is agreeable intelligence.
and we hope TO our own and other suspend
ed banks adopt the same coursr at an early day.
The banks Of Boston, i; is said, are prepared to
Resume. Specie is rapidly pouring into New
York, and letter from that city, dated Tuesday
evening, says:
Our city banks are now SO strong in their
specie reserves 10000, ,000) that they are abun-
dantly able TO resume spece payments. Some
OF the prominent bank men in th- street to-day
said they are willing to take that step as soon
as the country banks are ready to fs<econd the
motion" In point OF fact, specie payments at
the counters Of the principal banks are already
resumed. Gold is SO plenty that the SUSPENSION
is only nominal.
While these cheering signs are visible in
financial circles there is much TO encourage a
hope OF better times elsewhere. MANY OF the
uptown shops that Were panic struck few
weeks since, are taking back $ ONE of thrir dis
charged hands, and preparing to Resume buisnrss.
The grading OF the Central Park is going TO
give work To 900 laborerS nearly all winter, s
1t is expected that by the lst Of January 800
more will find something to do on the new
Post-otlice, TO be built at the lower end Of the
park.
The New York Journal of Commerce eSii-
mates that the specie IN the banks Of that city
this week will equal $4,000, ,00Q: larger
amount by several millions than was even in
the banks before.