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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-21
STATE OF ARKANSAS.
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Ihe Chancery Court of said county. at the lime thereof, A D. lS5S. 22d June. A. D. 1858. |taFy Edwin Burton, alias EduIn Kinder. m- paEt. W. gs h Chancery.
 Asm Burton Sarah A. Bronauob. William N
 ndaats. "''0 ''''e'' D
 tis day comes said complainant. bv soli itor
 asd on bis motion it appearing to thecourt fir ,rn
 " annexed to his bill in this cause that the
 uahls William Burton, Sarah A. B onaugh 'ah N Bronauqh Elijah A. More and James
 e, on motion it is ordered by the court that they (oaita oi tie fling and pendency of said biil -s. hem (the O. elect of which is to set aside cer- ~eh' E 'Ess anees made ny William N. Bronaugh to aas n. knnher and other parties, for the north [suaf'er Of section eleven 1i ] in township one ao'sh' range twelve (lz west, containing one
 ,eo and sixty acres; to decree said land to be in
 sA!seS of Alexander Burton, deceased. as assets Sa1.ioatlon. n for the appointment of u receiver to s.atge of said land for an account of the rents t@Vh's thereof, and for an adjustment and settle- os " Inc account of William Burton with the es ssaa Alexander Burton. deceased. by pnbli
 os ~ eias order in some newspaper printed in the 7 Arkansas, for the number of times and with
 a Sine prescribed by the Stattite and that unless as appear in this court on or before the fourth
 ~ te next term thereof to be held at the court ~. J sad county of Pulaski, on the third Monday
 A. D. 1858, and file their exceptions. pleasi, ,ag de,nur to said complainant's bill. the same = asen as confessed against them and decree ,,.s saeording to the prayer thereof.
 sM copy from the record. vest GORDON N. PEAY, Clerk. keloR & MATHEW, Solicitors.
 {! -l. lo5o. 2w Cost of adv. 36 50.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-21
Taxation Again.

The paragraph we quoted and commented upon week or two since, relative to the taxa ton of lands, has been copied in all the papers in the western States, and created quite an ex- citement. We took steps to gain official infor- nation cohcernng the alleged decision, but the expected answer has been anticipated by the following correspondence, which we clip from ha T,,iop.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-21

s devoted exclusively to the Instruction and Entertainment of Freemasons, their Wives,
 les and Friends.
 Esh number contains Portraits of distinguished
 nasons, and other Engravings, by the best
 sand the
 is by Dr. A. q. Mackey, Rev. Geo. Oliver, Al 6les F. Yates, Albert Pike, Rob- Morris, # John Dove, J. T!eo. Holly, and others, comprise 0mc Law, History, Jurisprudence and Belle EeS, bom the Pens of the Leading Masonic
 nofs of the present century.
 Masonic Monthly Magazine it has no equal tf n Beaut, of Mechanical Execution, or Value Es Articles. in the World. t'a monthly part contains as much Reading e'' not to speak of the Costly Engravings illus lg the same, aS ALL the other monthly issues of 1aSonic press of America, rolled into one. IF ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE THE MONTHLY MA I SONIC MAGAZINE OF THE AGE.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-21
From the Sou hem Literary Mc,seng, SONG OF THE SOUTH.
BY GILMORE sIMMs.

Oh. the South, the sunny. sunny South. l.anl of true feeling, land forever mine; tliiuk the ki>ses of her rpsy m.uth, And my heart sweiis as with tlranght of wine; 1 have her sm.l which halIows all my toil; Her voice persuades her generous smiles approve, She sings me from the SKY, and from the soil! Oh. by her lonely piucs, that wave and sigh Oh. by her myriad flowers that bloom and fade = By aii the thousand beauties of her sky. And the sweet s,iiaec ot her forest shade;
 she. mlle-shes ever mine;
 Nar will aueht resign.
 Of what she gives me, mortal or divine;
 Will sooner part
 With life hope heart
 Will die-before iy. Oh. Love is hers: such love as ever glows In souls where leaps affections living tide; She is ali fontlne-s to friends to foes, She glow's thing of passion, sength and pride; She feels no tremors when the dangers high, But the fight over. and the victory won, How with strange fpndness, turns her loving eye, In fearful welcome on each gallant son. Oh by her virtues of the cherished past By all hopes of what the future brings I glory that my lot with her is cast. And my soul fushes. and exultng sings:
 She's mine-she's ever mine;
 For her will resign aassA All precious thingr-all placed upon her shrine, ! Will freely part
 With life hope heart r Will die do aught but fly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-21
Taxing United States Lands.
lloUaE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
 WnsAiRaton. .Inue 5. lSlS

TaS70RgtoN June 3, Io5S.
 DEAR SIS: Having had several letters of ;n- quiry rom Indianapolis u regafd to an alleged decision oi the supreme court of the United States declaring all lands exempt from State taxation until the patent is~ued, the paragraph ill regard 70 which had been floating through the pres, and which, of course if true, would entirely orange the whole system Of taxation, l asked Mir Hendricks, the commissioner of the general land office, f 1t coud possibly be correc5. He replied that it WIS not. and that he would forward me an authoritative denial of il, which he suggested should be ruhshed- You will find this corresp poudercc eucose,l, and if MT. llendrickS has not wrtte.i directly to the Sentinel, l would suggest that 1t 5lJ be we'll, hy publishing it in the Journal, to make the correction Yours, truly
 SCHUYLER EOLFAX.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-21

T Carefully compiled statistics show that twenty-eight thousand, five hundred and thirty one "laborers.-negroes, coolies, and Yucatan Indans--were set on shore in Cuba since l8o3, and that four thousand, eight hundred and four unfortnnates lost heir live, in tansitu-a mor- taity of sixteen and one fourth per cent. to tho gross number delivered. s
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-21
TO ADVERTISERS.

0er,oa desiring to advertise, the True Democrat cer.
 presents stronger inducements than other paper . has by far the largest sub, cripton iis-is very ,fg read in every county. With list of over four ,5 regular subscribers it is read by not less than eight 2 ssaxsgad person, every week. The True Democrat,
 e presenis 10 the public the best medium for adve ,hs most remuneTatiye.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-21
FOB WOR K.

facilities for doing all descriptions of Job Work can
 surpassed by any printing establishment in the country have pcuied al cost of sixteen hundred dol one of Isaac Adams mammoth printing machines, Ecb enables to do book and especially pamphlet and N Fart in superior style and at very low prices
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-21

MR. CRrTTzNDEN N-This gentlemen. as he was returning to Kentucky. was received at Cincinnati with the usual demonstrations at tending public ovation. It is enough to say of him, and of the occasion, that the reception speech was delivered by Thomas Corwin.- KnorViM Citizen.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-21

or If as handsome and well -worded apolo- gies were always given for idle practices we would be willing to endure the practice for the sake of the apology:
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-21
6E TRUE DEMOCRAT
 Is PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY hHNSON & Y E. R RKE s.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
FIRMS OF VERTISING

.;au, advertisements will be inserted for sI per
 m for ten lines essl for the first insertion and 50
 X Et each subseqdent insertion.
 Esrhapts advertising by the year win he charged s3O Is,onal cards and other advertisemepts not exceed sIun
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-21

0C The trial, at New Orleans of G. w. Hardy, for killing Stone the seducer of his daughter, excited great interest and resulted in the ac,,uitta of the accused. The law provid- ine no punishment for such crime, when, as in this case the injured party seeks redress, the public will applaud the act and jurles, who trv the case, will nine times out of ten, acqut.
 The following are the closing remarks of the counsel for the defendant:
 "And now let him who condemns the deed show the remedy which the courts of your State would have afforded him, when it has been decided by the courts of highest resort that 1t Is doubtful whether in any case the law gives an action of damages to the father for the se- duction of his child See g An. Rep. 522.
 It is iu vain that legislators and judges. call lous to parental feeling, seek to shield the se- ducer. Nature rebels against them. No mat ter with what forms of responsibility or law the seducer may hedge himself in, the sovereign rights of human nature will break through them. In such case the voice of manhood will cry aloud in every heart; and did the same fate which God avert; overake the daughter of any one of you, he would excaim, as Chath- am, were the unhappy father, as am juror, while the seducer of my child remained alve upon the earth, never would lay down my arns-neyer! never! nevern'
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-21

|ST received per steamer Virginia Belle 75 bbl'
 F. Flour, and for sale low by ky II, le5s. JACOB HAWKINS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-21
Terms-Per Annm,n.

Ee Subscription, year, Postodti, s co years, do ..... 70 es of Ewo to Eight ca, Il h 5O .s oi any number above Eight, each . oO
 he Cash in all eases must accomnanv tho orders .sa a'seriptlons for each vear coirmcnee with tLe January lumber af that year. thus suppl, ing fnoserber with the Masonic Romance series com But the work being s'ereo,yped. any number ''eN 4 gi hu.Poefs "iii he nailea postpaid. on re oi the price, 25cents each. Address
 J. F. BRENNAN .Ncretay N ?. .4ssociation. @" l.oUlsvItrv Vv
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-21
LltATLlEfs.
ssiCikLEI PORK.

hESi lot of Band. sole and upper leather for
 Ffale by A. j. HUTT. trl4 1S5e
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-21
ES A(ON

pSr received on consignment. .o0a lbs good Ba- con, Shoulders, Sides and Hams and 5oD supe
 White Lard. FIELD & DOLBY. ly l4 lS5S
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-21

NY quantity of old Cast Iron can be sold at the " New Foundry" for cash or castings at the rate f oO in cash or Sl 5 in castings per 100 pounds Ry II, 1858. VIM. DRAKE.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-21
SE.{.AEsS.

SE{,AEeS.
 R nnN SUPERIOR Segars asst'd, received p,oOO and for de by rr IA 1858 FIELD 6y DOI TEy
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-21
Proclamation by the Governor.
 S4oO REV

THlREAS It has been made known to me that James Laiierty and Jame. Curry who 7een committed 10 the jail of Fulton county. ansas upon the charge of burning gin house the z4th day of June. 1858 break jail make E eseape and are now running at large. ! |en.fore l. ELIAS N. CONWAY. Governor of Nat. Of Arkansas. by virtue of the authority n etcd by law, do hereby offer rcpard of tuur bred dollars for the arrest and delivery of lad James Laficrty ahd James Curry to the Ef o Fnlton county in this State or two hun do.ars fir the arrest and delivery ot either of
 to the said sheriff, in order that justice may be l snd executed.
 In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand and caused the seal If the State ot S.. Arkansas to be affixed at Little Rock, this 18th day of July, 1858. ELIAS N. CONWAY. I! the Governor.
 DAvD B. CHEER Secretary of State, Il By JAMES A. HUTcHINGs Deputy Sec'y of State. E' The sheriff omitted to furnish any descrip- 0l either Of the iugitives except that they are 'sea md gllltg J He abafge beyond doaJt." flE l4. lo5S. 5w
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-21
NEW ELOIER.

HALL lot of Pickled Pork for sale by the barre
 Pr poce, at 4. J. hUTT'S. tly l4. 1858.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-21
OYSTERS,

OYSTERS. Dr.,as fecelved fine supply of Baltimore Cove ss'ers in and 2 lb cans Fi4, 1858. FIELD & DOLBY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-21
AN OLD GUARD.
June 25M, 1858.

UHHe lOUt, IOOO.
 P. s. At the April term of the circuit conrt at Dewitt Arkansas county, Arkansas. 1856 there was democratic meeting organized. Col A. H. Ferguson presided over the meeting. and Gen. Sam Mitchell was nominated for the le- gislature There were no township delegates yet Col. Ferguson was complimented as the president of that meeting as it was all right Now, sir as similar meeting has been got up without his consent, he denounces its nominee and denominates the meeting as bogus con- vention. Would it not be well enough for the "Plantern to furnish chapter on Fergnson's consistency. It will be no ordinary labor to harmonize such mass of absurdities as bis political history.
 AN OLD GUARD
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-21

.he Chaneery Court of said county. at the .yune thereof, A D. lS5s. 22d June. A. D. 1858. tafs Edwin Burton, alias EduIn Kinder. c m-
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CALIFORNIA NEWS.


NEw YORK, Dec. Y.
The steamship Nothern Light, from Aspin-
wall the 10Th inst. has arrived with the
California Mails OF the 9TH inst, 80 passen-
gers, and tribe over S2,h00,ooo in specie.
he steamer Golden Age brought down $50
passengers and s2,413,ooo in treasure.
Gen. Walker is passenger in the North
ern Light.
The l ), Fl g ship Nahas' arrived at
Aspinwall on the l4th, with Con Walker on
board and all the arms and ammunition cap
tured at Jdan Del Norte
On the 4t1, Fort Castillo AMI The steamers
IL Air-n. BllTtr, {. Morgan, and Ogden,
wTe tt,ea BY Col. Anders) IN, AMI 81 mon,
On III stu, Cen. Walker and all his me-
SUR 'nd'r"d Ir's'n'rs OF war t. CONN 81 'rs
F"ai1mS Tn tn" l-th' t'e iriE't' >'rtto-
"a sailed from >tn i uan tor N'rioi, VIDA
l'o men OF y ,.lSer army |7n- y 1i =,
WIS s.h' 70 NV 'FN On pif"tH. -al' IA
&c OF the Naha>,i, ats1 con IS a be'r'r OF
dispatches, 1hes'5P ei war psea"'tr W.
1T Panama
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Town AND COUNTY MATTERS,

\ few of our subscribers are kindly as
sl.ting us by filling up the wide margin be.
tween the American and rribune's receipt
accounts We can almost sec the GAP ielL
70 o''Fn wing n"'' N','' '''',ss' va N9r
,'.,. INSTRUMENTATION ~ ~ ,,.,,,- h,.,n., ,icrs
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II. g., ia li.,l.s,s ~ = Tn, Tri.
hnn.,. rs..i,.. willy We .,,rs saw exceed
that of all t.rr Papers in Maine
. It's laryc circulate "a allows it t, charge
sleo psr linz f,r ads rti.,m .nts and la,in.
It's IA, an iaaly.nes fsr l75.oaa s5pj, "a
lis vs.hiv i,.ag. it can atf,rl T. g5gea lar.s
amount Of reading. Vt 50 The country
papsr. The rs st GIFTS ~,h. .riftiea lis
eI}~aly in the pix Is 81 tha Subscriber until
tie interest and the est OF collection redA-
eos th'nsi proceeds e small point We
haesno great fsa''n = e9mg'.ia, p'ThaIS,
'hesa hard tim., but witAwhat weuld
seem g1'd situation IL thrive. every dollar
that vii fA.i t. nsi'r w. years services, Is
nov m Subscribers I7sAs's w5ssias tina
eH; .lrttIaJ = z; .ai9 ours.
4 Pr5Fst5 Court viii b. held in Els
worth next Wednesday. Jan 9th.
The / s.i>l.tcr, meets Jan. 6tll.
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,.i, Ia. ~ n-,,,a5nfF5s.l. which w. Il.
al when i-e,.zl. AZ r5I,1. Tn, i,ds.j.
d.3lv bo.,.i,t
-rbcr, w., r..,,..r,rc, ns,t;o, at
T,sbd,'s Han. wednesday evening. Il al.
i,prnej r,r IN, w,,k >, tho s.,ae pIace. -
, c5,amit,., Wa raised +, take int, c,nsi.l-
silara.i,, tla f,rm;n, or =, old fashion /,
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Gbc GlIsuortb Amcritau.
ELLSWORTH:
Agents for the American.
FRIDAY MORNING, JAN. /, 1855

Tha flowlaE ,u,legnea viii aceus their J.
esltes-7ece,vr monry ami eye r-eiPti or sascrirti
the fRe-i-da. W. ~ thank agents far af-5.e
sad hope thsy will nae pass,ug eseHs Il Iaslt Hfrs
.al figFari 70 The imf-iraa."
@. " Sargent, Dr., : ne.nkva;er, sslsvirk, Csps Wm
H1pkias, Biathii Jam, W. baats Say; II F5.t-i
FrNakha, ]. T.. Johnson, Eas >uHss"g ! 4hp NJ eyes
Mt pss-rt L. I poTr, sport. Samuel :. Lord Tray,
si.i1- Ase8t
V. &. PALMER. tte American Vow PAPER : -en'
i the authorized gen, tor tins asrv ia the oIia'
Of Eostpl, Now leek, AMI Philadelphia, All Is
i1iv cmpswtfei u take Advertisement, and snh-
.elptl-ns al the rates required b. as HIS receipts
sill be regarded as payments. Ills Office. are
Bo~r5v, Senay. Buil4ius; Ntw loEe. Tribune
BuIIiug.; VHJgANglruA. Y. +. Cor fi1h and
Cne>;aa; Streets. : VI. petafHstA i c., a.
SIS uur Authorized gents
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the senate batch Of consular appointments.
l. is said that he designs making his remain
ing foreign appointments in January or Feb
ruary at the farthest.
Tho Maine Farmer is a quarter Of Q CEN
fury old Ifthis sterling paper, like vine,
improves by age, it will be better to "take'
than the famous "Catawba," when tho
veteran editor shall celebrate his golden
wedding" with the first farmers papsf IN
Maine, a quarter ofa century hsnS
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Capt John II Cousins OF Belfast, mas
ter Of ship Coronet. WAS drowned in the
harbor of Falmouth. England. on the 30tt
ult He had fallen in at sea with the wreck
of ship Calcutta, and having rescued hei
officers and crew. made for the nearest port
Falmouth. in order to land them, and then
proceed on his yoyage-but in attempting
10 land the crew, twenty in number, from
the ship on the morning OF the Both Of Nov
ember. the ships boats was capszed, and he
with the second mate Of the ship Calcutta
were drowned
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TEETH An assembly Of Dentists in
Boston Mass. contend that saleratus
and cream of tartat. SO much used in
the manufacture of bread. are the main
causes of the rapid decay of teeth. 1t
was shown that sound teeth placed in a
solution of salnratus and water viii
eatircly decay in fourteen days.
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&C NNUNtCAYFGNs.
tRu.i,.cilin-.

hist one, one huudTvd ana NeutN- iNc were
present. y cheering omen FIR, truly, times
Ike these call for earnest and vigorous action.
u ath and destruction are poured out like
water al ever cur country. Public senti-
ineat, If MT directly in favor Of rumselling,
takcS M vigorous measures - pat it down.
rhr law. inefficient though il may h., is not
enforced, for many leading politician. ARE
afraid Of getting their political 5's1s tr,d On,
If thoy me,lllc With the law " Tin pulpit.
that great n5ral and religions teacher, lies
p5lstrA.c. The minister. in too many o...,es,
does nj utter the who'll h7nest sentiment Of
his heart, for h" may Ierchanee hit some one
who has an interest in s,nr rumshop. all
who pay Tsrhare d.lhr or two towards
supporting him; or be may prick the con-
science Of s}mc politician, the voice Of which
II not quite silent on this matter Of license
law. Aud w3rSa, aye, wor,n than all. tn
ram-cllcr weare the ,sarb ef responsibility, Of
pretended morality, aud walks On, among the
tears and Ero.,ns Of his victims. win ar 50
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MfNuEgs OF Tur tHErSrjtS tmFett -
iIuye Won na duty t. psrfarm? ean yai g
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anu us support
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Ia lies Temperance Meeting,

President, Miss Martha Jellison; Vice
President. Mrs. c. l.. Debate; Secretary.
Miss Helen l.. Jordan.
The committee appointed to prcscn, the
following petition to the Selcctmen made
their report
To Tie Selecfmen Of EAseorfh.--We, the
undersigned, inhabitants of the Town of
Ellsworth. seeing the fearful increase of in
temperance in our midst, and witnessing dali
ly tire opening of shops where liquor is lille
gally kept and sold, petition that, az YOU val
Nc the reputation of our town and The well
fare VI the inhabitants, you. without DELAY.
ito ali in your power to rrpres. the sale Of al
intoxicating liquors. or at leas, scc tha, none
sell without icenS,.
The committee reported that on the 10Th
int. they presented the petition to the Select
m,n. who expressed themselves MS being high
ly graliteI that Efforts were baing made for
the Suppression Of tn sale of Intoxicating
liquors. and regretted that they were unable
g. rsni r any moro assistance than private
individuals, uaIass they were iir,t furnished
with me- ~-lry evidence to justify pros,cu-
ton. ta.t that il the lulies could obtain the
r,ilz.s tlsy would prosecute t, the full cx-
t.at af the LAW. Thy stated that they hal
given IA. lis,.n-s. til. year, ari all persons en-
g,gtt IN the al. Of int .xicating liquors.
WI .l4int it in ol-#n ,i,l,tian Of law rhey
'~',..,' sl'''' '..,'' '.''s VIE WIN Us h'''r'
".''' satst Va sssf tt'7s @..s9a! hhisfttSiH;'
am '5.' mp! 'a'.' earnestly '''''' h'e'
F.. ~ ials1' u. III .'.''A Il.
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'is'7i 80 if1's and san''eiA. r'Tp'c-
'''s.ss .sa' '' sl'.'i L, tag n'As t''1''.'-
i1-t.''1 '145 f -''si 5t3='t, ia", = ~
'"" s'7"' 81 s''e ''i@'e7s 'i a.! r'Fii'''
'e drawers ~ u. I4'''i's's % resent one to
l.. L.-----' AM ''A ''.t.F = i'' Presented =
49, as2'4-i5a'' n, y w "t3aiHS commit
81. d i''''' VIZ Il y ana III. "
rs
A6#.#'.H .'.5 ss'aa. ''.7t 81 Dir. :. I. son-
a. 45eE y dfizi' 1T. "'i ttfs J. irsNorSY,
w. a la4"'''+ l. walt IN the '"f'oAs rum
los 81 'Aa. ''''ase' s'Fl fe'"o''-ifai@ with
ihTs.' a-a''e' continuing the netAft2as bas'-
n'-' IN winch they "'re ei'ssiSed-
A'il'9''.o,i al II 1t Monday
MOS H'it. -. -
,ty met pursuant IA adJJsFnmcnt
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A GOLDEN WEDDING.-Mr John
Reynolds, one Of our venerable citizens,
having married his wife when she was
fourteen years old. celebrated with her
and his family and connections the
fftieth anniversary of the wedding on
Thursday evening. The meeting was a
happy Bangor Union.
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--Tae Boston journal, in commenting up
on that part Of the President message which
treats Of the currency. says
Tne currency Of great nation is not a
thing to be lightly tempered with. The head
Of great nation, If all other men in it.
should be fully posted up in regard to it, and
bain. 50, should honestly recommend such
measures if any, as would improve it; bat
nothing can justify President o! the United
states, whatever may have been his prciudi
ees or his opinions. adopted from partizans
without examination OF their soundness, in
sending forth to the world such a mess ot
trash as his message contains on this import
ant topic
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The Stores Of G. Longfellow and John
D. Sargent Of Machias, were recently entered
and various articles. as well a. some money
stolen.
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The Democratic caucus of the Minnesota
State Legislature have unanimously nomin-
ated General Shields. and the late Delegate,
MIR. Rice. for the Uuited States Senate.
Both gentlemen, we believe, are warm per-
sonal friends of Mr.. Douglas. The Admin
istration had better s'look out