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/; California new bonds at %

Michigan OF 1868 at 1914 California new bonds at w ;
and Minnesota SIS az 1914.
AT the second board prices were trihe better, aud
closed steadily at the following prices Missouri skies
SOL; New York Central, sza Hudson River 33f Read
ing 5lE Michigan Central 3E; Michigan Southern 22t
Michigan Southern guaranteed stock 5i Panama, llsb
Illinois Central T9l Gaena and Chicago, az; Cleveland
and Toledo, 80; and Chicago and Rock Island, 6Zs
Flour was active, and 5 a 10 cents dearer Wheat
also advanced a cents per bushel Corn was dull and
unchanged. Provisions firm and quiet. Cotton
was quiet at my last quotations
The following the cash transactions at the sub
treasury o-day
Total rsoeug 49, . .............. s52O5T 90
ymen Qncudng $1,000 or California drss s4o3 90
Total balance. 503 90
Total receipts customs were sll ,St4 "a
ADSIJM
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TIE ARMY. ORDERS NO. 5
HEADQUARTERS WICHITA EXPEDITION


Camp Radziminski On. c. October IL 1858.
l. Major Van Dorm desires to express to you, the
troops the Wichita expedition the pleasure with which
he witnessed your conduct in the late engagement
with the Camanche Indians and during the hardships to
which you were exposed prior and subsequent to it.
Having marched than eighty miles with hut little
or no rest or Sleep and at time been than six
hours in the saddle, with only hope OF meeting the
enemy, not heard, or the slightest COM
plant When the enemy camp seen, and the cheer
was heard along the ranks the signal of the chargethe
spirit activity gallanty, and courage displayed by
could but be the admiration Of the most critical veteran
of your officers You have struck the enemy of
the State over which you sentinels blow with
iron hand-a blow which they will not orget--and
the most brilliant and decisive victory has been achieved
over them that has been recorded for years To you this
should be lasting pride After the battle and
your wounded comrades needed your assistance and
the kindness of heart that prompted and the geneess
of hand that untirngy administered to their necessities
less the traits of the true soldier than those that
led to the victory.
To have expose, your lives for the honor of your flag
proud consciousness of having done your duty checruy
and well will be to you during your lives memory that
will give you pleasure Let your future conduct on this
expedition bring disappearing recollection OF it here
after.
H. The special mention of the fortunate brave should
give envOus discomfort bitter feelings OF disappont
ment to their comrades.
lst ergeant J. w. Spanglor, of OH company, I'd
cavalry for his courage, daring intrcpidy and gal
liant bearing throughout the whole engagement together
with his skill and fortune in having killed sir Of the
my in personal combat deserves and hes received the
special notice of the officers of his company and the com
manding officer.
Ry order Of Brevet Major Van Dorm:
JAMES p. MAJOR,
ID Lieut. I'd cavalry, Adiutant
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The Franklin homestead in Hanover street, Boston, is
in progress of demolition As the residence of Benjamin
Franklin and his ancestors il has always been place Of
interest and general desire has been expressed to pre-
serve relics appropriate portions of the old building.
Accordingly on Friday, the Hon Edward Everett and
Hon Robert G. Winthrop visited the spot and under
their directions door and window frame, together with
hearth stone selected and conveyed to the City
Hall for further disposition For the hcarthsone APP
propratc inscription will be prepared when It WILL most
probably be placed in the public library for preservation
From the wood work Of the building number of canes
will be constructed and distributed mcmentoes OF the
distinguished PripterStatesman and Man Of Science.
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THE NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE

The legislature of North Carolina assembled at Raleigh
on the 18th instant The senate was organized by the
election of Henry T. Clark, esq., of Edgccombe county,
speaker. In the house of commons, Thomas Settle,
jr., of Rockingham, chosen speaker, and Edward
Cantwell clerk The election of senators the prin-
cipa subject of conversation at Raeigh and Hon. David
s. Reid, Hon. T. l.. Clingman Hon VIM. S. Ashe, w.
W. Holden, esq., editor of the Standard Gov Bragg, and
Hon. Bedford Brown, spoken of candidates The
election will doubtless take place early during the
sion
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The foreign exchange market rmer for the steamer
tomorrow but rates not higher. Sterling sold
at l0sa 1921 for bankers 1854 100 for choice
mercial bills, and los 1854 for bills of ladiDg Ex
change on Paris heavy at ls2 5l6t for bankers
The stock market was more active this morning and
prices somewhat better. Panama and Pacific Mail
very firm, under the influence of the reported adj
istment of all differences between the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company and Mr. Vanderbilt, and the consequent
prospect of the weekly line tie Atlantic side being
soon in operation The western roads were more active
but the bears hammered most rcsoutely the two Chicago
lines both Galena and Rock Island.
In State stocks there was very large business at
advance Of per cent Tennessee of 1890 closed at ga
Virginia at 81 North Carolina at 9s4 Missouri at S9t
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THE WASHINGTON UNION.

Lard is quiet at 10 IL cents Whskey is quiet at 224
cents Sugar Is steady-Muscovado, a cents Spirits
of Turpentine Is quiet at 81 81 cents Resin is firm at
81 so 81 50. Rice is heavy at 3 81 cents.
BAInAoRE, Nov. lT.-Flour Is actye-ohio, 50.
Wheat is active and steadyreds 81 l6 81 20 whites,
81 rs 81 90 Corn is dull-new white 60 65 cents
yellow IS rs cents. Provisions quiet but firm.
There is nothing doing however, owing 10 the light
stock whskey is buoyant, with large salesoho, 22i
a 20 cents.
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For California,

The regular through mail for California by the Panama
route closes at two o'clock to-day at the Washington
post Office. Persons wishing to communicate with their
friends the Pacific side should forward copies of the
Weekly Union, which will be ready this morning. SIN
gle copies, in wrappers for mailing cents the
bers for the present and the preceding week. embracing
the ortnighs news put up in wrapper for 10 cents
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North Carolina Legislatures.

RALEIGH Nov. 1.-THE Legislature convened here at
IL o'clock on Monday. There large attendance of
members in both branches, Henry T. Clark, of Edge
combe was elected speaker Of the senate and Thomas
Settle of Rockingham speaker of the house Hon. Jno
Hill elected clerk Of the senate and Edward Can't
well clerk of the house Governor Bragg message is an
able State paper There several asprants for the
United States Senate The election will take place at
nl,.l
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Letter from California Eleventh Oyerla nd
Mail,

ST. LOUIS, Nov 1.-THE eleventh overland mail ar
rived to-day in schedule time, with California dates
of the 22d ult., and three through passengers
Gen. Harvey started for Oregon ON the 10th The
steamer Oregon left for Vcntosa the 22d for the pur
pose of taking the Tehuantpec mail to Acapulco where
the Pacific malt steamer will receive It,
Most Of the Fraser river cmigans had gone to Caifor
MIA
Lieut. Beales party were at the North Fork.
The Camanche Indians showed evident signs of hostil
ity on the route The principal chief declares that he
will not make pence until every Indian has been killed.
It reported that the Indians had burned the grass
Lieut. Beae's route which, il true, will delay his opera
tons until the spring .....
Senator Broderck has arrived here He left Salt Lake
City the LIST of October and encountered heavy
storms and cold freezing his foot, and also had
rib broken by the upsotting of the coach in the noun
tains, . ...H
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New York stock Market, Nov. n.
Markets.

Nrw York, Nov. l7.-Cotton is frmsales of $500
bales advanced al Upland, 1ls Orleans III Flour
Is frm-saes of 500 barrels State 81 so ~ rs ;
Ohio, s. 80 IS 60; southern, SIS 20 IS so Wheat
buoyant sales Of IS 900 bushels southern red 81 16
81 20; white, 81 rs asl AS, Corn is dull-soes Of
~ 600 bushels mixed 74s rs cents yellow, 81 cents
Pork is buoyant-mess 81 so SIT 81 prime Sl4
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Boston Bank Convention.

BosroN Nov. l6.--Eighty eight New England banks
represented in convention here to-day to consider
the subject of the redemption of their bills in Boston, and
to discount the position assumed by the Suffolk Bank in
the matter The convention quite unanimous in ia
vor Of the Bank of Mutual Redemption substitute for
the Suffolk Bank.
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Fire.--Explosion of a Locomotive.

MIIEDGEvIuE, Nov 15.--Iafayette Hall has been de-
stroyed accidentally, by fire. 1t partially insured
in the Htna Company of Hartford, Connecticut
The locomotive James Irby exploded Newbeuy
North Carolina Monday killing the engineer and
brakeman, and seriously wounding two others.
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Destruction of the Providence Theatre.

Providence, Nov 16.--The theatre in this city was
entirely destroyed by the fire of last night The total
loss is estimated at $500, OOOupon which there in
surnnce to Slgl 900
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Estimated sales Friday 5000 bales Stock in port
420 600 bales including 1000 of American cotton.
Some authorities say the weeks decline fully Ad.
At Manchester business had improved but prices
were slightly lower. ..... ..
Brcadstus generally closed with declining tendency.
Flour had undergone change from last quotations.
Wheat very dull, and quotations nominal. Southern
white. rs is 3D. Corn dropping, and nominal
Provisions heavy. sa.
Sugar heavy and quotations barely maintained. Coffee
firm Rice quiet, at lSs. I'd. Rosin steady-common,
3s. 1Od. As. Id. Spirits turpentne dull, at 4Os a
40s. I'D.
Consos Oh. ... .asa.s....e .....s ... ..
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Three Days Later from Europe arrival of
the Canada.

HALIFAX, Nov. 1.-THE royal mail steamship Canada,
from Liverpool the 9th instant arrived here to-day.
The news by her is not generally important
The steam frigate Niagara arrived at St. Vincents
the 22d ut from the coast of Africa Sixty of the
died on the passage out.
1t was rumored in England that Lord John Russell
would shortly succeed the Earl of Derby as Premier
The new Prusan cabinet had not been fully perfected
".H#F COMMERCIAL.
The Brokers' Circular reports xalcs Of cotton for the
week at Al 900 bales, closing at Id. decline Early in
the week the market irregular, but subsequently
more confidence was felt. The following the given
quotations .s
Orleans. Mobile Uplands
7ts IN
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A FEW WORDS ABOUT DEMOCRATIC REUNION,
The Ohio Statesman thinks it cannot BIO question
ed that thorough union Of the democracy in the
ensuing session Of Congress is above all things ne
cessary to the wcl-bcing of the country and to the
safety Of the democratic cause. Nothing is more
true than this opinion Of the Statesman. 1t is Of
greet importance to the country and to the success
OF the democratic cause that our internal strifes
should cease and that the great party which fought
gloriousy unto victory in 1885, should again present
a united and harmonious front to the common
enemy.
Ycthe Ohio Statesman and all other observers, must
have discovered long ago that the great majority of
the party which has supported, and which has been
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-04
: uoste,ter,- stomach Bnters are

" Hosteiter;s stomach Bhters are
the only Btters offered - the public whieh are
preparod by "A scientific chemical proc rs, aud that
will hear the test of analysis, therefore perfectly
harmless, aud al the san time contains al the
medical properties of tonic, and II taken ns pr
direclons, viii remove the bile from the stomneh.
and prco an appetite imparting health aud tone to
the whole - stem, In "a manner that l. ruiy wonder
ful
Those Bitters being very pleasant 10 the taste also
make a delightful beyefARe.
As ther.' are seferai base limitations purchasers
should be careful and take none mt GENUINE
uosrErIEk'S STOMACH BiTTEEs keIt by all
respectable Saloon keepers and Tor sale in qlant-
ties tos suit, by
PARK & WHITE.
Sole apsnis for the Pacifc Coast,
l32 Washington street. san Francisco.
COLTON & McDERMnTT,
ans-an Agents. Oroyiile.
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JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

(Ophir rosnship)
CoNsTABLEs.
49,, (Ophir roSnshipI
mathew ]. Purcell I.......-......,.R Robert L. Patton
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THE GOLDEN PRIZE ]
ILLUSTRATED ILLUSTRATED !

The New York weekly GOLDEN PRIZE is one
of tbs largest nnd best weekly papers Ut The duy. An
lnperat Quartz confirming c-ht pages, ,r torty col
umus. of entertaining original matter, and elegantly
illustrated every week
gn worth from 90 cents To $4,000 GO In gold, will
be presented 20 each Sub.Crlbrr immediately on rr-
ceipt OF the subscription money
One copy for one N,Hr.. - 90 aud | gift.
one copy far wu l"ars.. 3 % m , gus.
One copy for three years 90 aud gins.
one copy tor i've years. 90 and giils.
AND TO ClUBS
Three copies on" year. s. 90 ard , gifts.
FIVE copies one year 90 and gifs
Ten copies one W u 90 ana 10 -lfla.
Twenty copies one year. 30 10 nud u its
Tho arclc- To- be distributed arc comprised in the
following list:
Packages of gold, confirming g...S50o 90 each
~ do do do :. loo 90 each
10 patent lever hunt'g casd Watches 500 90 cuch
20 eui walchrs...... .... .......... - 90 each
90 q" do .'...........to uo ench
~" "p 40 '..''.''''.. '.11 10 th'h
300 ladrs gold wniclr"-.... ......... .aj 90 cach
200 sitVrr huning ca-,d walchos ......3l 90 ctth
500 silver WnChcs..... 49,. -. $40 tc - 90 each
moo gold gInrd, vest fob chains 10 lo 30 90 eacl
Gold luckcts br ,cclets, brooches druD-, BREAST
pins, cut pms. slc,N, buttons. shiu studs, wncl
keys "uid ant silver lhinolts and variety of Other
articles, worth from % cr"ts Ia 10 ouch
Immediately on receipt ut the subscription mouoy,
III" siibscubcr- name will be entered upon our sub
scriI TON book "psusitc n1mhcr, and the git cor
respundng with thut NUN her viii he forwarded with
in one week. tn the subscriber, 10y mail ur prc-s,
20 BECkEr 4 co,
as ana 80 Monat building, .ia5 Blundway, New York
ptcimrn- 1mplotc sent nee. Agenls wanted
tR-lhmIsl
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~ The Mustang Eiuimeut I

~ The Mustang Eiuimeut cUrcs
Rheumnisn;.
The " 4sIlny Liniment cures idJoinls;
tn. Hu.tlng Liui ucut clrrs Bu-ns mud Wonud..
Tle MnsAnz .inin mt cures Gore. nj Ulcers;
Tho Mustang Liuimant cures Cakei Breasts and
Sore Nipples;
The Mustang tiniment cures Neuralgia;
tn. Mustang liniinent cures Corns and Warts;
The Mustang LinimCht is worth
l,oo0HO0 DOLLARS PER ANSUN
To tho United States, rs tho prcsorycr and restorer
Of valuable no and cattle. Il cures all Sprlins
Calls Wounds, siid Joints. &c.
win you answer this question: Did YOU ever
hear uf any ordinary Sore, swelling. SpraiB or stf
uess, either ON man or beast, which the Mustang
LinIment would not cureY Did on ever visit any
respectable druggist in any pnrI OF the worId--in
Europe ASIA or Amrric1--Sho did not sag 'it was
the greatest discovery Of the ngcf" @od evcrywtere
Every taInil! should have n; thrre sizes. BARNES
& PAhk, Propuciors, New Yoik.
Park & WHITE.
Sole Avents for the Pacific Coast,
1872 Washington street, opposite the Market.
COTTON 4 McDEtMJTr, Agents, Oroyille.
~ THE TRADE supphed on the most liberal
terms aps-3m
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70 the Citizens of California.
C A y ITO N .

~ INF ed that various liquor mixers Of
New iork. Boston anl San Frinciscu, are cxten
swell, engaged ia putting upin square bottles, under
sariuu- titles, cheap apIm4tons OF my long established
and renowned
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Strayed or Stolen

5NROs TIE SJBsCRIBER on or -
n about the 18th of March, one Bay 14N
hors., wl.h bail f4;e aid three white feet, -lZ4-
and the fourth supposed u be part white, u ab1dt
Ia hands high. with white spots on or both sides
and white airs scattered over his runp and sias.
little white sput the of the shoulder supposed
IN be a collar marx. darA ard tail ani small
hurst on IN left side; also ose bay about -
band. high a he strpon the fJrehel al IN. lefl side
M the ms. v bite with a little white the under
lin four hite feet, cgu LIarei top Of the meek
bn in d.sh. and brAnied Iss Ieft shoulder sap
n,..B 20 D. : ai-n on the n sht tn gh a Any
-rs,n that will bring or bpt1 OF thsm 10 AObysi
y inch Two miles abJTs the BufIlo Ranch on the
Ir,ytlI. aai F1ross own k).4. Or ~ta give me in
G,-mation Of tbs sa'ns will is lioeraliy rewarded.
! Marce "a. 1858. d ABbE''
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HOTELS, SALOONS, &C.
HOTELS, SALOONS, nc.
SI. NiCiIOllS liOILL,
General Stage Office,
CoRSsR MoSraoarRy ASp HuNrooN STREETS.
WILLIE.
WILL u.
FRANK JOHNSON. .....Proprietor

20 TlilS HOUSE, which over since the 90
LIZ rlitst dHts ut utovtilc hH. irrn the LILY
popular resort OF The resident aud TrnN cling pnIic.
has lately been Thoroughly repaired and ~, dtrtd
Ia It's every appointment the very best hotel north Of
MntNsVtlc,
HENG tIIE DEPOT For TIE CALIFORNIA
STAGE co = O. 'AttiES. lruvr.ors 10 aud from all
parts oi the SAFE viii md hi the conX enienl
aud desirable stopping llate IN oroyie.
The Table
WIN always be snpphed with the choicest viands
uhlatnabio IN the market.
The Beds
Are carefully alteud,dto, and always kept neat und
comfortable.
The Bar
Is stocked with the very besl brands OF Wines and
liquors. In tact, II Is the aim ot the under. ned to
manUin tor the 81 NICHOLAS, the character ofa
First Glass Hotel, Complete throughout.
FRANK JOHNSON, PruI rictor.
N.b.-rhvclcrs, n. lay leaving their MINES with tho
clerk can be called for the stages at any hour they
MAY desiro.
urufilc, Dec q. d3l-tf
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Perfectly Pure Medical Tonic

Invauable H. o r1maIy against BAD WATER,
GRAVEL, NDIuE|ilJN. DI SPEPSIA. DEBILl-
TY. sc Ih'y also crruty ia 1t tnry fDlnd my
Scnuapps To- De trrc trO Afayli3 Alcohol or Fu-i!
Oil, an exceedingly lrtl usrei.eu found IN al
coninOn eta, wul-h ,Ir. NlN lts.rIpes ''ielid.
acrid, aui as'hnacal and reducing irreparablc ct
c,ts upon tha nerves and -tlnc Fac certihcAtrs
also prove my Sthn4pps prf!rcty clear OF ''lhe 81
cDnl or hetJier E-s:aitIl pd OiJInIper, also dan
gerJas npouent, prJiuc II " The Oy-c disllatIbn
priclcsd 10 Increase the quantity "a making ordinary
Gin y
rucse statements are made wiih n view 10 invite
comparison IA California between tho gen Iin' ors
lclnlpp- and thr ylrio Is brand pt bbI limitations.
mixed, dD;torri up, or rwnelrned IlH, tn siI1ue,
black bottles. umilIiiug of mS sNle Of Itcs) unde
different nam uni lIDais, whotier marked pphiJu,
(ietiHnnN, iioiimi ~cl~lIun S:hnHpps. w., IN nd-
nlit variety --cOHd slt lhtt th' tr,t VIII suit N
California Is q hts lJIk SINCE lone IA al ihc
older states, ~ rap iia.ins al tnr ooIps, un.hplo-
some limitations r3crrci 90, and the complete tHGmph
of my pure -cheldlm Schn1pps.
de-r6 briefly To notice twp iacs which h1v1 lately
added largely to The use oi Nofe'- ochnlpps ia the
city Of New York aud tl4rWhe-e. let Pare French
Brandy it i now almost i'm po-sbc to obtain hearty
all the brandy imported from France being A nrrcan
spirits sent there, m de into paH iy hhf -hppcd
back az AIN. "a. MAn) people are abandoning the
use of American whisKey, brandy aud En, riuce Il
has been discovered that SlRYUiINISE, "A deadly
poison. is IN use at the west Ia distnl, thereby III
crelsing The yield OF Liquor about one-third.
In conclusion, VIII sty TO all who desire a whoe-
some agreeable tonc and slim Ient,give tar trigilo
" q l. + T. =
ScheidaIn Aromatic Schnapps.
UDDLPHO WOLFE, Sole Importer,
a6-3m % Beaver street, sew York
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Wollc'S Schcidam Aromatic
GCEEJ Apps.

Wh'ch l1llerHed conp1 nds are intended TO selln
Caliurnla NJ un-t my genuine article.
Ny object J. an tUInCr thtl nave Recently -
tnhaned au AGENCY IN SAN FRANCISCO tor
supply INK the state AMI Oregon with my Schuapp-
and mat hereafter n always kcrp Slid agency
sapptd win large II ,ck; 80 thatIr- ,ectgblo drug
gi-ts aud ulIur dealers throughout California
can always >lpp'y thcmse'ves Al a regular price,
merely enough over the Hrw York prc, to cover
cot of frt- ana ch1rg ;thr- avoiding compn nj
heretofore. of occasional scarcity and cNtrcme
hi{h price.
IT'S now many years since n-,finpprcd these
Schrlpp. fr the crlc pr.d Did dsllcry Mt SchrIo
dam, Holland, 10 winch an Interested IL is now
conc 'cd that no t.in was cVsr imported into this
country which Ia, dpprO1chri ny >chndpps in re-
gard 10 PURirV, HENLruFGLSEsS and EN.
QCiSfr., ARDN or farpr. ThIs clttiu. AID for
proof point to theirun vot-al popularity and the I'M
mense aai increasing consumption by all clisscs,
north and south, east aud west comprising the tenn
pcrance people meicll faculty, &c, To such an eN-
tent that my eSidblshmen, packing the enormous
quantity OF -pO0bJucs parday, IS barely able to III
its orders.
Also. tho Wolf1's Schnipps have been analyzed
by the IN ist Celebrated the MISS. Drs. Mo and
Deek, of Ncw YORK, ani others who all testify that
thaN
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UNION RESTAURANT
Montgomery street opposite the Empire Hotel,
OROy yXLT.E
TT IN - . - y

win be furnished with WINES and LiQrc
of The iin"-t mlIfy. Nenls at ait hours from b
II till ~ T.. VI.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.
SUPERVISORS.
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r-'i - -.... ..... .....s.s -.-.c c"ep 'i"'P'1
"i " -.........F. z hlP'o!
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Eustia
|sund'a 1
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|epilf1
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CA PINE +
STATE OFFICERS.

UNITED STATES SENATORS.
T. c. Broderick .... WIN. Gwin
U. $ REPRESENTATIVES,
C.McKibben ........ ... .Chas Scott
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-21

A hEsPECTAAN.g YOUNG WOMAN WISHES TO 7 AK
n me washAr u 4 few nniles or gentlemen G0ci rel
rrace - 9 aAn,y Gren Apply a, i6wcs IN It, se'wee
a. md tigHVs
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-06-04

eB- The people Of Mississippi have wash
cd their hands of banking. Through the
instrumentality of these swindling rag shops,
stain blots and blurs her escutcheon, which
water can never wash out, fire burn out, nor
Times alI-gnawing teeth eat out.-Memphls
Apaidnche.
Just SO. A democratic Legislature ofMis-
sissippi gave banking carte blanche to every
keeper ofa doggery, gingerbread stand, can
dy-shop, blacksmith shop, tavern and to ev-
cry other speculator or adveniurer, with
capital from a shiu-plaster pcayune to plan
taton and negroes. The State itself ooroW-
ed five millions Of money, establiseh bank,
scattered It's bills like forest leaves 10 Au-
tumn, suffered the bank to fail and repudtd.
ted the debt Through the instrumentality
of her democracy "a stain blots and blurs
her escutcheon, which water can never wash
out, fire burn out, nor Times al-gnawing
teeth eat out" Her next step should be to
wash her hands Of mocraey--come up and
pay her homes, debts-and take her proper
position among the proudest Of her sisters
Nash. Patriot.