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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-11-04

0rR NATIONAL DIsoRDER-nR. RoBAcks CrREs-Thc
American stomach : a t0rnlenting organ 1t : generally
out Of order. The reason is ubviOuS. The driving man
Vt business has not time, or Will not take time properly
to mast cate his iosl. He bolts it, and az bad habits are
catching, all cltsstS follow his example. Hence lyspcp-
sia, with all its Conplications-hcnce Indigestion, Liver
complaint, and disorders Of the Bowels, in all their vari
Gus phrases. Against these and Il hundred other com
plants, the Scan Enavian Blood Purifier, are wagng an
cXterminating warfare. The success Of these Medicines
has been astonishing the world, even ID an age oi scion
tic miracles. They do not dIferidte, they e~EiRJtib a
disorder. The agony, the fever, the debility, the des-
pondcncy, which characterize ahiiction Of the digestive
aud secretive organs, vanish under the Influence OF these
preparations. Tie constitution itself seems TO acquire
new energy under their operation See advertisements
HoILowAY's Pn1s.-The swimming Of the head, nausea,
distaste for food, and a feeling OF lass.tude and eXhaus-
ton, are infailabie indication of a torpid stomach and 4
general slugg.Slness Of the secretive organs and the cir
cuIation. Bet it is not therefore necessary to send Tor
q doctor. Acoursa of Holloway's great ~eathart{c, alter
at;va, aud tonic remedy viii remove every unpleasant
symptom. and .rloue both body and min with unSontad
energy. Every animal fluid VIII he purified, every Oh
struction in the evacuatory channels swept away, every
organ regenerated. These may seem to be strong state
ments, but the testimony OF the sick Of all nations is their
source and basis.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-11-04

e.. s. sH. s. E'PER

uAVING purchased and fitted TAP tho room for
IL merry occupied by IG Eya,4s a. i Leak, two doors
south of Tempiar Hall buitline, take pteesfTe in inioI m
ing their numerous customers that they have. constantly
on hand a genera assortment Of
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-11-04
Just Received,

A MOTHER lot Of Solid Bored Tubsing for cRsla
n Pumrs and for conducting water, X td2 tpeb 6crc.
sept 8, '59-sd. &C. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-11-04
NEW GOODS!
For Fall and Winter Trade.

S. LATIMER
EJAS Just opened at his old and well known Ices
IL ton, his spring Purchases, to which he begs 10 ca
IN. ar .utiou Of all who desire
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-11-04
Chr Markfts.
Delaware Market.

Corrected weekly by r. E Hns Is Son, Wholesale a,
Retail Groeers, No. 4 Williams Block.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-01
"sEAKeH 4WE RECOkDS.n


/ The reply which We pshlishsd on the sllth
instant to the Harper's Magazine ,aapiiesio of
Judge Douglas is so overwhelming la its facts
and irresistible in its logic that it seems super
duous to furnish either additional facts OF srgu.
uien,s, bat as Judge Douglas in his recent
speech At Cincinnati invites an examination of
the congressional record, and ss the country is
entitled 70 eli the light which can be throwa ca
the subject, we shall from time to time favor
our readers with the information to be derived
from that sourcs. Mr.. Douglas says in bis
speech At Cineiausti On the 9th inst. (see C.n-
cinnasi Enquirer, 10th Sept, 1859
] Examine the bills and search the records,
and you will find that the great principle which
underiies those measures 10 the right of the
people Of each State and each Territory, nAile
q Territory. 70 desids the slavery question for
themselves." 2sa
We have, in compliance gith ttis sagsestion,
"ssssshsd tho record" hus do not And that
Cpngrsss intended - sopase tAis power upon
the people Of the " Territory e1iks 7srrisory'
Pending the Nsbsaska bill before The Senate.
- find that the proposition vas dissineeiy nsds
- confer thts very power upsa ths psopls Of
~ zSvitesy while Territory" and vss
vpssd doss 81 A. overwhelming msjotjty-Mr.
Douglas voting with shas majority asAias. The
grant Of sssh power. We qsots The follow
is procesdinss iron Tho CoagtsaishnI Globe,
kfsasss Iron OeagEsaaieaAl 0lebs, IL ssaaior
80 CeagTssA pages ~ 80 and - -Bsbss,
lesy n, 1854 s y
snanG1o1g ~ 1oDa2GIA,
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-01
Correspondence of the Davenport Gazette,
= Negro Girl Whipped To Death.

st- Joseph, sept. IL, 1859.
Lditofs Gazette IAN event perhaps OF some
INTEREST," connected with that social system
which the south are determined Congress shan
protect, and of which the supporters Of DODGE
IN your state are the ready apologist. II not ,he
op' n advocates, has recently transpired in our
MIDST. = complaint was yesterday made 10 the
coroner that negro girl about is years old.
belonging 10 Mr.. NJ. II. Wash. had died nom
the effects OF foul treatment and been buried
that morning n Mount Nora Cemetery. A inrv
was sumnehed who proceeded to the Cemetery
TO d'sinier and examine tho BODY. Thew fonnd
the body covered with marks Of the most ii.
human treatment imaginable; scars from wounds
that had healed; wounds that were healino.
wounds beginning to and in the height of SUP.
puratton; wounds fresh as ii made the day Ia.
lore literally covered the corpse, making It 4
horrid spectacle indeed. But what is worse ,his
cruelty was practced BY AMI under tho direct.
ION 81 woman Mrs. Wash. the testimony
SHOWS was IN the habit OF maltreatng the eirl
20 such all extent that her neighbors had .tslk.
ed Of interfering and in one instance one "a
them, who lives nearly opposite Nj, Wash,.
residence, did call to her after las he SAYS, sbe
had whipped the girl about half an hour. ana
told Der she had certainly whipped her enough.
wherenpon Mrs. W. drove the negro girl into
the hall OF the house and closed the door. and
proceeded 70 whip her ahous gaarter 81 =.
Aaar longer When Mrs. W. tceane e.,,au.t.
90, she VAS accustomed to call 10 her aid Al
iTlshman employed about The premises by M
w., and the two Mrs. W., and Tie Irishmanl
oy almost constant application, succeeded ii
whipping the girl " death. Mrs. w. aad the
freshman have fed. but they viii probably be |
csugnt Dat even u they are il 10 highly improbs
oae that they will Be convicted. Nj. Wash Il |
Wealthy, and many Of the better class are Of /
As opinion that II his money cannos influence /
Court aud Jury, il can remove Witnesses fsem
neir reach or make them---fors.s.
am informed that Mrs. w. il native Of Ken.
acky, but the Daily Westssys she isa native.
. = irss State No mastsr where - ~ born.
2 Iowa she would 10 held guilty n ,murder.-l
W shall zoe whether she il io0nd Ruiltv III
nything more than ~ indiscretion In Miasosri.
u Il
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-01

AvnaoD rAts Of 1ax under Dsnocsaa,e rule 10 shown
b ASiAiag 11k b ., tive ana one-sixseensh
Dss aAAu3.
Average raAs q TAG under Republican rule is shown
n dividing ~ ty ., enc and oneshalf per
nnnQN.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-01

"a One Of the Police force, going the rounds
Tuesday evening, discovered poor drunken
yagabond, named Jake Rynierson, lying in the
loft OF stable on the corner. Of Main and Valley
streets. He was almost dead from excessive
drink, and bad by his side, when found, a large
bucket literally filed with whiskey. He was
properly taken care of.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-01

Ths Des II rs ipsnnsv Fasr pr.uu1s.
The Dec Noises 1e'shsy Agricultural soeisty
have njadHu very I'D ssySction of fair srounds.
They are eoopenieSs u ske cisy. lying ~ than
|svo mileG Mees % ~ Agency road. but -.
sso1ibls lsDa The NJ Pleasant Plank road Y
Wen y ~ Eoaiaa sonaty road. Fifteen acres
u osssa1 hare - purchased al cost 81
81, 100.
Tuesday evenins we viaitsd these grounds
aad found the work ueoersasine finely uudsr
The direction Of Col. John 8. David. Who i. with
bic usual energy, pushing The improvements %
speedy completion. A very rood substa ntial
tight fence some ten feet high, has been put
around the lot tn, large Halls. one for The
exhibition Of tools and machinery. and the oh
or for grains, fruits, vegetables and Aowers, are
nearly completed. Sheds and pens have been
erected for cattle, horses, sheep and swine, .
building erected for the officers, with Gag
ssaG, (cannot tho ladies furnish Gag y stAnds
for musicians, judges, committees, etc. etc, and
two tracks graded, or nearly so-one half mile,
and the other perhaps two hundred yards round.
A well has also been dug, now furnishing album
dance of excellent water.
Great credit il due to Col. David, mot only
for the energy exhibited in pushing the work
forward, but for the rare good sense AID good
taste exhibited in the improvements. His zeal
in the work 10 worthy Of all praise.
The county paid one thousand dollars toward
improving the grounds, and but little more than
this sum has been expended. The receipts
during the fair and the amount donated by the
State $3.50, We believe) will pay all the, premi-
ums offered. Citizens Of the county, who be-
come stock holders in this Company or Society
will own the grounds and improvements. The
grounds have been purchased at very low
price, and with the improvements, principally
made by the county, are now worth great dea-
more than cost. The stock is, and must contn
ne to be worth par and ought to be at 1 premi-
um Those who subscribe, (the shares are five
dollars each) and pay, will be the owners Of this
property, elect officers annually, and control
and manage it. Certificates Of stock will be
transferable, the isame as bank or Railroad stock
or any other property.
We think that al classes OF citizens. not on
" a. matter of public spirit and local pride
but a. . matter Of interest-dolars and cents
ought to come forward and sub.cribe to tho
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-01

MO00uO01 1OA0O0 COMO AB01Ws
The Editor Of the Gate City has received an
other Of Donnellans secret circulars. dated
Iowa Democratic Club Rooms, Washington, sent
him from Leon, Decatur county, BY an indvid-
nal Who received it from Washington under
frank Of Senator Bright. This is an !eght page
pamphlet, and below We present sample Of its
contests: -
0RfMEs, JOHNSON AND CLARK WITH THEIR
HANbs IN znR TREAsUaY.-In 1855 the Legis-
lature passed Q Law authorizing the construction
Of . Lunatic Asylum st . cost not to exceed
$4,000. Grimes, johnson and Clark were ap-
pointed the Commissioners to superintend the
matter. They made report setting forth that
$4,000 wss too little for such . building, and
recommended further appropriation OF $780,.
600, which, they said, would be sufficient to
construct very superior building. Yet, in
1857, they asked and received another appro-
priaton Of el5O, 900, making the whole sppro-
priation $3.50, 0OO and yet, last fall, not single
ssaN Of the building Vas cosmplsfed and they
were asking for more money! What has become
Of the $3.50, 900! Ii il in the pockets Of Grimes,
johnson and Clark, or has IL been paid out for
electioneering expenssss 1t 10 due to the people
Of Iowa that they should know something Of
this matter. Why have there been NO accounts
rsndsrsd Of this expenditure? Why are the
people of Iowa kept in the dark? Are they not
entitled - have published an exhibit Of the ex-
peaditures Of their servants! These men "love
darkness better than light, for their deeds are
evil"
This beats Elwood, Eads and even VIII. Tom
linson, who at Mt Pleasant the other day, in
sight Of the Asylum swore it was ave stories
high.
The johnson spoken Of above 10 Judge john
con Of Lee county. the most prominent and
talented Democrat in the State, and at present
Chairman Of the County Democratic Committee.
Wonder II people of all parties are not get
ting litsls tired Of this Wholesale lying about
the Lunatio Asylum and other subjects Of State
exnAnditnra
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-01

IsyLUx OF CAPlrAL.-The books for subscrip.
ton to the stock of the Exchange Bank Of St.
Louis, were opened on Thursday, and $3.50, 900,
the whole amount wanted, taken in three loans.
This makes the stock Of the Bank 5000, O0O.-
1t does not look as if moEey was very scarce,
when such rush as this is made to arrest it.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-01

The new book soon 10 be published By d.!
Y. Holland (iimothy Titcomb,) Is to BE- s.la
"Goid Foil Hammered from Popular PROVERBS
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-01

Dee W0lnoo County Taxes.
Deaow . sosvoet statement Of the taxes lev.
led in Dies noines County for the year 1885,
We place il ct the head Of our paper, and defy
.ov nan a ehnv an areSns In a.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-01

00CSOO00 AoA1oOsy sAAA AAOkhAs'y
Yesterday W glorious day for the Demo-
cracy Of Old Dies 3oiues-ot least Q hundred
votss wers made for our ticket. ,s,s .sgfe s &
~ already knovn V tho reader it vas the
day sss apart b. the Young Meas Democratic
Anoeiation. for visit % Dodgeville. Due no
Sics had been given Of The intended visit and
the subject vas being cAnvAssed ON the street
couners The Republicans had sttew ted de-
monstration which. resulted in : most E,sgaiti
cent fssls: and, - may b. naturally supposed,
they we're so0euhat sore, and NO little r,led
theroaa. The Democrats telt sapguine of sues
ce1D, and peepafA&ioos we're made accordingly.
About the hear for the assembling Of The
kSadyeds Of Democrats Who vent TO Dodgeville.
run0r came TO us that Mr.. Heieey. Republican
candidate for sherid, had called upon Mr. LilIis,
che kensaemsn who has the contract for filing
8aWk.kye Aecretions for the Railroad Company,
and asked him II hs was going 70 Dodgesille.-
Mr.. Hillis responded that be did not know. Mr.
Heissy, we are told, then said, ssif you 20 70
Oodeeville you will lose this contract" Mr..
LiHis as once ordered his men 70 knock on work
and prepare their wagons and teams for y trip
70 Dodgevills. The order vls complied with Vt
oncs /; ssd - ne wfite,i the wagons filed with
men ready for the trip stand In front Of our
o@ce. tas
The Republican candidate for Sheriff, in this
49, 4ssemps 20 eoeTce men IN t0eir p0iiflcAl
tsssinGs and actions, has put his foot 10 it, and
not only bis own foot, but that Of the whole
Republican ticket and party in this section The |
Democracy 81 Old Des Moines win be aroused |
90 eetten, . will lreemen everywhere. by this |
Ssss manssver On the part Of Republican eau
didats. ~ a5 = 3ls''s.sa -
RU8RAM ron MEIsRYs aeal
New The tests ass thai the above sscsatiop |
ar6cls was mas1faet1ssd ont Of vhsls closh.-l
Thsss y nothing tras about Il except The iacs
ehal - earth being TOO wet 70 labor on his |
eontrscs ". Hllis and his men, ~ they bad |
psrsect right - q. wsst 10 Dedgevills. Bat be /
has bad no conversation With Mr. Kelsey what
ever los tes days past No one ever dreamed
u dstsring him Of any one s'ss fren attending |
sAsx peASsyills psrtormsscs and - ons has
0Ade iAestA. So n. Lillis viii inform any
eos whs salls O him. Il It not strange that
- Gssstls n not Asllsvslf ID ~
Lee 0uafaACsss-1alss ot Hogs ere -
peissd 81 - isseziss q Kentueky, fee sasly
ds!lspry, = 40 sspe4 a Oaeiaasa sons
ssasseets have bsea na1s 8 q. 5oas,sS set
" t9 II ~ soissasn = - Eetfs - AessyI
- = - - ~ III
- r. - aolDe0eA1A
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-01

ANorHER EssAY on LYIMa-THE REsULr.-
The Gazette Of yesterday mosniBg has another
diatribe on lying, complaining that the press
has established such character for falsehood
and exaggeration % not 70 be credited At al,
and proposing reformation-proposing that
every nswapapsr guilty Of mendacity shall be
prescribed and dissountenancsd By oil good
citixens. Amenl
In the same issue Of that paper We and the
following article:
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-01
From the New York Tribune.


We are informed on very good authority
nothing less than that Of pogberry and the
valiant Captain Picincole-that the highest
evidences of responsibility and gentility are
to have had losses or to owe good bouncing
debts. But in this, our substantial nation Of
shopksepers, he is far more esteemed who
stands in the position Of creditor, and it was
we presume, to assert our national right TO
such very respectable position that the last
Congress published pamphlet entitled
Claims OF Citizens of the United States
against Foreign Governments Certain it is
that they make on the whole very respecta.
BILE show, and if the compilers have not made
the mistake of the old merchant who added
up thu. year Of tho Lord among the dollars,
that i t. shy if they have not confounded the
just dues with the unjust, We unquestionably
have among 10 gentlemen who have been ex.
tensively and most handsomely fobbed off by
nearly every power on the face Of the earth.
is apparently Of this doubtful description,
and which highly respectable contemporary
does not hesitate to declare has puzzled all
commentators. The reference is of course to
the neat little sum Of Is, OO0, 900 francs, which
Robert A. Parish, jr. OF Philadelphia, de-
clares is justly due him by the French Gov
the consideration having been one
Of highly curious nature, Mr.. Parish de-
clares that he entered into . verbal arrange
ment with NJ Fould, Minister Of Finance.
which agreement was confirmed by the Em-
peror, to pay to the claimant $4,000, 900
francs, upon his demonstration Of the exist.
snce Of gold field similar to that OF Caiisor.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-01
Coercion the order Of the Day

ATTEMPT TO DRIVE MEN INTO n
SUPPORT OF REPUBLICATION!
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-01

tB- We hardly know which is most repre-
hensibie the attempt of the fanatical Abolition
lists to have the Powers statue of Webster re-
noved from the State House grounds at Boston,
or the efforts cfthe Chicago Times and other dir
ty Lccofoco sheets, to make the people believe
that il is the Republicans Of Massachusetts, who
are moving in this matter. AS the Republicans
are supposed to have the power in that state,
when they do remove the statue will be time
enough to hold them responsible for the act.
- Henry O'Conner is doing good service
on the stamp ip Auscatine County.
The DRAIN OF SLAVES rRo4 MrssouRr-How
TO STOP 1.-THE Jackson Nississippisp copies
An item from the St. Louis Evening News about
the expectation Of slaves from Mssoari to the
South, aud remarks:
Precisely so! The ''drain" Of slaves from the
border Southern States has COMMENCED" and
is progressing Wit, fearful rapidity, and. will
continue SO long a. the preseat inducemept Of
exhorbitant prices is held out, or unit. they are
relieved entirely OF their slaves and are thus
dedicated TO free soil. The only way 10 arrest
this alarming current of events, is to remove
the restrictons upon the foreign Slave trade
and open up other Wsrkets.
Ben. Z. uaiett, tells Us very FRANKLY snd per
sp'caously, in his speech at the lals Nassachu-
setts Democratic State Convention, what spop-
uiar Sovereignty" means in the Democratic die
tiouaries. ''This whole question Of Popular
Sovereignty" says be, sis the msrest abstract
of an abstraction, nothing that is practical
question:" be continues, "on which one man
says Popular Sovereignty and then means
vhss be bias . mind 70; and another cries out
Popular Sovereignty and means whassvsr be
plsases By il, and nobody deenes exacsly bic po-
.itiop.n ~ i,
CH Charles McOarsy va arrested 10 this
pity, yestssday morning. charged With stealing |
! valuable horse, belonging % NJ. Harris. Of
Louisa Ossnty. sas
AfteriMs. Harris discovered that the animal |
sas missing, be immediately suspected the In
itsidsal pemsd 70 b. the thief, anA being in>
lssl.ed thas Monasty bad oens % shis sity. b
lellessA ~ asd pessssS ~ asrset = slnssd. |
assial ~ nnhs p,nss = 1sidnr eoosa
m 6 ! oh1oo s7t1s
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Intelligence has been received in this city Thai
MT. Head, young gentleman II yean Of ass
only son and heir OF Sir Edmund Head, Cover
nor General OF the Canadas, vas drowned shk
bathing IN the river San Maurice.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-01

New lore, SepA -
A despatch has been received 10 this w
irom Mr.. La Mountain, Who descended 10 "
Balloon on Thursday last at " atsrtowa, \ J.
announcing his safe arrival at Kingston.
The Persia sailed 81 noon 10. day With siia-
900 in specie.
The steamer Granada arrived this 4. n, win
havana dates 10 the 23d. The news y sanF
portant; ireights dull: city very healthy.
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Chinese official when troop Of mounted
cavalry was discovered gallopiag towards them.
s0me thousand strong. An hands yere Man.
rally took 70 shanks mares a. fast as thew conld
carry them to the boat, returned and made
report q their failure, which created some
merriment. II was given up for a certainty that
Uochin Oninamen vas not going to receive Mr..
ward. Yesterdays however, ct g am. two
large junks loaded uith produce came within
short distance Of Us and anchored. sm.l,
boat was lowered from one Of the iunks ana
having on board Chinese official bearing an
answer TO onr Minister'S letter. inmedia,e,y
came alongside. The answer was ID The highest
degree favorable one. 1t seems tho nartr
VINO landed from the Torquan had been mis-
taken for the English, aud the cavalry which
chased thsm 70 their boat was part of d guard.
TOUR Thousand strong, which was to have es-
cotted mr.. Ward to Pekin and had been waiting
several days IN expectation of bis daily arrival
ineapfodaee, present 10. our Minister, con
sisted OF ID hogs, 10 sheep, 33 sacks OF 'nonr
IL OF rice, besides ducks, chickens. geese aggs
and vegetables, in great quantities. The apswer
70 nfs letter stated that the Commissioners would
meet MN whenever conyenient-thst be xoula
send pilot 70 bring his ship up The river eieb,
miies. great deal Of correspon tence has
since passed between the officials. The Enclish
squadron IS lying in close proximity.
Anc Tunes washington correspondent ea,s
the report that President Nora designed re,urn.
ing 70 Costa R'ca and appealing 10 the peon,c
y without foundation. lie remains In Nev
FORK to await news from home.
Instructions will be sent 20 Mr.. Dentistry an
zoe oth Of October, directing lin 10 recognize
we new uoverninent, and open negotiations for
me settlements OF American claims.
instructions received in Diplomatic cital,s
mere , would Justify the belief that England aud
rance VIII again Be allies in terrible war. and
ihat China viii b. made TO air. severely fnr
her late attack upon the English troon. ~.
credited 'S'y
i is believed that Major Cross case yin b.
disposed OF this week q
Wateftown, New York, Sen. "a.
Natinsis vet known Of Pro-. Ia Mann, !,
MI. HAidock, wLo maGe b.llaon asc.,s,a,,
here on the I'D inst. Much aiarm i M -.
'aelr safety. This course when l.. seen M
y north east -
Fsnpico, Mexico. Sept. ri. Ell
Zen. TARA leaves this place coon IN ~ r..
wv y rs'piofce The liberals aow nambsrinr
Il, 300 men. 8s @'''e
Nothing has bsca heard 81 Gen. De s,.ll.d,o,,.
novements. ~ ~-''so'o's
Zen. shorshaa defeated The Liberals pe.,
Gen. Airamon i preparing IA sxpedit;on "a
narch against San Lula Posisi. III -
New York. sent Al.
Inc steamship Mosss Taylor has arrived vith |
e CailiornlA mails Of the 9Th inst, and owe, \
l, 200 600 In gold. Her advice haye hesn |
nuospAt0d ~ the FehuantDpeo ateann<se ~ Na~ i