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SN EAIH q AhNUAU,
No. 1913 j street,
Corner # Seventh,
Sacramento.
I'M p q r II E r s
AND WHOLESALE GROCERS,
@uicksi1ve
Agents for the New Idra Mines-the purest and best
article in the market
Agents for the Imperie Fire and Life Insurance Com
pany, and Northern Assurance Co. for Fire and Life
w per from the Atlantic States, additions of Fresh
Goods to large stock Of assorted merchandise which
is purchased entirely for cash. We enabled to sell
to the COUNTRY TRADE at as low prices the Job
bers at San Francisco.
Our stock consists in part Of
Apples, Dried. do sugar, do Boston.
do Fresh, in tins. Flour, Haxall and Gallego
Apple sauce, or pulp. do CALIFORNIA;;
Axe Handles. do Buckwheat; Rye flour
Beef, dried. Hams Billings;
Eastern and California do California & Oregon;
bbls and hfs. Hominy, Honey, in tins;
Bacon. Eastern, Cal,forniaJellie. Jams;
and Oregon. Lard, in Tins and Kegs:
Butter, Beans Chile, CalLobsters;
fornia and White. Mackerel, hf. bbs,. bbls, &
Buckets, Bruoins, Barley. kits.
Candies assorted CtrrantsMusard. English, Eastern
dried, Coffee, ground aud california.
Coffee Rio: do Java Matches, German & Amer'n
Cheese; cream tartar; Nails and spikes, ass'd sizes
Corn, green, in tins; Cards, Nutmegs,
Goldfish, cranberries Oysters, Oil Olive, OIL Polar
chicken corn meal, Oil Lard. Oil sperm.
camphene candy, clams Peaches dried peaches fresh
crackers, soda in tins.
Paper, assorted sizes: Pie Fruit English and Amercan:
Pepper, Grain and Ground pickles. pick handles pork
clear, bbs. and hfs pork mess bbls and hfs pepper
sauce; Rasins, "a, % and whole boxes; kice Carolina.
Rice, China, No. and q Manila Rice, Batavia Rice,
Patna Rice; Soap, Hills pale CASTLE soap, chemical
olive soa Syrup, Boston Kegs bbls San Frrncis-
syrup. kegs and bbls saeratus starch SALT straw
berries, in tins; sardnes, and % boxes; safety
soda shovcls, shot, crushed bbls hf. and bxs
sugar powdered in bbs. and bxs sugar ground bbls.
and hfs sugar granuated do; New Orleans sugar, in
bbls; China sugar No. l; China sugar, No. 3 Batavia
sugar; Manila sugar. San Francisco refined sugar. bbls
and hfs. Tobacco; Grape. Sun, Peach Fruit, Straw
berry, Apricot Spanish mixed, Watson's smoking,
Goodwins smoking, Natural Leaf Tomato catsup,
Turkey, in Tins Twine, Tacks, Tea Green Imperial and
GuupOwder Black tea Tomatoes, in cans Vermicelli;
Vinegar; Yeast powders, Preston and Merrilrs, and
Donnellys.
A great variety of Spices and Case Goods.
Liquors.
cisco Ae in BIB and hfs Stoughton Btters Hostetter
Btters; Boxers Btters, Woolfs Schnapps yodner's
schnapps; Turner's Ginger Wine; Gordon's Raspberry
syrup; Barbiers Raspberry SYRUP sherry wine; Port
wine; caret wine; sauturne choice French brandes:
American brandes; Holland Gin; American Gin: Club
House Gin; New England RUM Jamaica Rum; Scotch
Whisky: Bourbon Whiskey; Monongahea WhisKey;
Lemon syrup; general assortment of Liquors, &c.
Orders for Goods not In our line will receive prompt
attention.
Ra-All Goods shipped to our care will be forwarded
will be forwarded with dispatch to all parts of the
mines. "a 3m SHEATH ARNOLD.
The hydraulic press., 1859-04-02
Barney Levison has just received

from Sam Francisco a large stock of new Goods. He
~ come of the best cigars in town, Wholesale and
rstail, and great variety Of fancy articles.
The hydraulic press., 1859-04-02

Bridgeport Library Association.
Room ON Fgume street, North San Jron
OPEN EVERY NIGHT
The Society now have about six hundred volumes of
choice standard works. and intend to increase their
collection as their means will admit.
All the best British and American Magazines on fle
and nearya hundred newspapers from different parts
of California, the Atlantic States and Europe.
Shares of Stock, ..Membership. SIS 90.
Monthly Dues cts
President-JOSEPH KUTZ
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RAHAM FLOUR! at
" jan. 8. PECK COLEY'S.
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Notice to Creditors.
Estate Of Charles G. StUeeQdnd, deceased
NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned,
n administrator of the above named estate, to the
creditors Of and all persons having claims against the
estate of Charles g. Sweetand, decd to exhibit the
same with the necessary vouchers, within ten months
from the first publication of this notice the under
signed at his residence at Sweetland, in Bridgeport
township, State Of California.
March 10th, 1859.
HENRY p. .SWEETLAND, Admir-.
81 low of the estate of Chas. G.. Sweetland decd.
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II IQ UORS, of all kinds, best quality,
IL For sale by HECK COLEY
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DIR. KTNGsS DGsPENSAkN
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

Or. King, formerly Of New York for the last fear
3t-S years Of Louisville, kenuck and Hho has d.
his attention the 81 pgata dscass
thirty years, haers HIMSELF having attended prc ice FOR
many years. and cured thousands be il enati %
all diseases OF private matter how bad t nay -
idudcous mgiicai from negdet q teir
Dr.. Kings Dpensar No p Daserick street, cfueen
Cherry aud the Square, where he ali diseases 81 psas
cured without naucOus medicine intrsass
from business.
Of old date, enetually CFsd In Few
avs. By operation which Fain Where strcurs
exists health be enjoyed Perhaps disease
more mischief and undemines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS with all the diseases Of the skin, growing o. neg
lec or bad treatmenf Be edcuay cured IN feE days
SEIsAI WE.ks, particular stfenon having been given
this disease and all the growing %. Of H. hrugst
many By the destructive habits q incoBseas
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions, neglect q
which will undermine the constitution, enorns the rh uuft
for business society, and causing premature Old
Females may lahorug with any dcnlty u the Woh
may assured q immediate relief
residing abroad, By wiring and SEATING their case via
enclosed, directed b Dr. A. King, No. . Dcrck
Nashville, Tennessee, will have the Necessary medicine
their address, with reons. Strict Observed
Office O'Clock IN the morning until Gin the
muy5
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Aesrsas 8oosr for me EEolsaaxss for sundeyt
schools and for ths Library
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Win two elaborate Maps Of Pasne accurate Pisa % j1
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the Costumes. Manners and HABITS Peopss rH0 = =
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Of living light T0eolless hisisouy and popular1s
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been permitted rad the Book b h which TIC land shrds
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have thus been favored In attempt t psns has sn .
ploysd sid the pen large naer pictorial lusaons
are introduced many u them original. and al giving genuine
representation Of things in the actual Holy
prssentday. They fancy sketches q magnary scenes
thrown In sabel tie page, but pisurss Of living Manners
studies Of sersd Typography, or exPoueu Of interesting hibs.l
sllusous which VIII sd greatly s value q he
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-04
A DemOcratic Caucus--ImPOrtHnt Action
on the Tariff.
X fnrrltal
WASHINGTON, Jan.

NAsHIKGToS, Jan. so.
The Democratic United States Senators have had
a caucus on the proposed tariff amendments, when
cotton was taken adverse to any increase OF dules
Mr., Hunter offered resolution declaring 1t mex
Incident 10 Increase the tariff owing to revival IN
business, which promises az abundsnt revenue
npe Insufficient and, therefore, an increase IN the
tariff, necessary. ,,.,
Mr. Siaell said the Government had better rednee
the expenses, and not increase revenue
Mir. Biglers resolution rejected, AMI Mr. Hunters
was adopted by large majority.
We are greatly rejOiced at this action on the part
of the Democratic caucus and sincerely hope that IT
NAV defeat s measures FOR the increase Of duties,
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Welsh Newspaper olice = Nassau April y 1852.
PRog o. J. WaoD: Dear cir-Some mouth weeks
received yuur ave ms vie,
concluded try her hair, little thinking he tine
it would The gray hair oa color, hut 10 her
we'll my surprise after few weeks al it has pcrlof1rd
wonderful Ct turning all eay hrugn,
the beautug aud hossuing the hair. strongly
tie above RestsFs All persons In q snch
change o their hair. CHARLES CARDEW.
Nav YoRz, July p lr57-
PRo7 o. J. WosB. via confidence do recommend your
Hair Restorative as being the uost eaeous article ever %
Stree using your Hair Restorative hair and Wbkers which
almost white have gradually darks feel
rrnhdent that few applications Wi restore them . ther
natural c9ior 1t also has relieved Of al dandud AID
pleasant itching common among persons Who rsplrs freely
]. 6 EILBT.
PROF. KooR-Abont tive years hair commenced slug
Of and turning gray fast becoming bald, and bad rird
many remedies elect commenced using Jour hestora
tive January last few applications fastened hair dry
began dIl up grow out turned back former color
hlack). Al this tine It fully restored its original eoor
heah and appearance, ard cTfuy recommend rs to an
Chicago, H.. May 7, Is57. J. D. H0Es.'
The Restorative put up in bottles Of sizes. VIZ arEe
dun and small the small holds pint and reta Tor
dollar per tOs the medium hoiis a less twenty per
proportion tim the SMALL retas f0F dollars per nct
the large holds quart forty per cent more IL proportions and
retAied for So.
,. wOOD&CC Proprietors 37 Broadway, New Tork, "a
the great n. !. Wire Railing Estsbnuen and ia Ma-ke A.
st. Louis. No.
Sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Palsr
u0v2j-dArWiyins
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MBER.
I'm addition the purchased Of J. Darden, haven
4 ceiTed the following:
$4,000 feet dressed Yellow Pine Flooring,
2c0!OO0 feet do White do do
5000 feet do = and 4 White Pine Ceiling
2DtOJ feet do base and Washboards,
1890 feet clear White Pine, (all thicknesses,)
800 0oO feet Poplar Plank, JOist and Scantng.
2O0tU0 feet Cedar, assorted. Also, Window Sash,
Frames Blinds match. Pine PANEL Doors aud Frames,
Pieces Moulding Brackets, Poi Jar and Pine Shingles
supply always the NASHVILLE Lumber Yard,
No. III broad street" lfeb3-d3m. j.. 7. GIBSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-04
RORE TO Be ADNIRED THAN TRB
RICH EST dad EM

Worn by Kings or EmperOrs
what! why a Beautiful Head Of Hair.
ID ECABSEtis the ornament God Hissf TrOgiod Cor al
race. Resisr although the may bioon
bThty in the glowing cheek The he SPARKLING, The
teeth Re those d pearls IL the head teeit % is e0Verng.
hair snare and sbrivee, harsh AID dF s
spnnkled win gray, nature viii lose bali her cas- Prof.
Woods Hair Restorative, II used three tines wek. viii
permanently ALL such dead
the following and judge The writer is The cssbrei Pa
7Aai5srg:
Dr.. Wo0D:- NET YOEx, April ~. l55s-
Dear Sir-Pe-nit ezpTess youthe obligaionsl
under for the entire restoration q hair % It's original color
about the time ny arrival In The uhd sses il rapidly
becoming gray, but upon the application Of jour E Rs-0r
tive recovered its original hue consider Jour RestosaiVe
q vey wonderful invention. quite eieacous veil
agreeable. IN, dear Air, yours truly
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tIAAkC "A .20O Boxes Fox Pearl starch hs lesi Axos
CARTER, WILsFORD co,
ian. Il, No. s. Market
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&C. oAszA. W.. q. NnLsz0AD. ,. z. H'FEAEu
REMOVAL AND NEW FIRM.
CARTER, WTILsFORD a CO.

MAN fBEiktk kHsS.--lO0, 80 bbls nice frssb Can
Z Jbeuies for sale very low -
Jan. II. No. ). Market -
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scale Of prices will enable al to witness the
squaIed representations OF this admirable Troupe:
Dress Paquette. IS second Tier Family
Circle so CO0r Gallery, p cents CoiOred Boxes 50
cents. No charge for reserved seats
Doors Opera will commerce at Box Odce open,
daily from i0to and 2 TO 4.
NOTICE..-NO Opera will be repeated
feb3 G. I. SMITH, Agent
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There win he eetng Of the Democracy OF Davidson the
Court Rouse in Nashville the Monday March to sp-
point delegates e the STATE Convention the i7th.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-04

Bat the gentleman pleads most eloqueniiy thst
BIS party shall not be disintegrated-shat It shall
not lover lis pratica fag--that it tha not resolve
itselfiuto mere do-nothing Know-Nofhipg OaFosi-
ton party to the Democracy. He seems 70 have
SONS tears that the Eorhsra an i-Leeompto1 Dem
OcFats ard Americans viii demand terms OF GOALS
ton that will dilute the slavery principles Of Repub-
licanism as he exponnds them In speaking o.
hose who may heresfisr constitute the Republican
party or It's successor should it fail 10 come up 70
the demands Of aboliiionism, he says;
And do believe thst viii be constituted hereafter o.
tho oEly who nntwtn bat that i
also, an Americans anti sconpon Democrats VINO da no.
submit the su1gation az freedou OF me
Of political nsutions Upon these ovsrsadoEng issues
there opinions psTes and thoe Sbo are
with the avehodes aust be Sh that Of Their
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wv PAENIEHkNs It.
FOR CINCINNATI
yWyHE fine passenger steamer FAIRY QUEEN, -
KYLE Master. will leave for the above andin enAat
termediate ports, this day the 4th Instant
O'Clock, NJ For freight passage apply on board
feb4-It H. II. HARRISON, Agent.
FOR MEMPHIS.
YHNHE fine passenger steamer MINEET0NKA. 80
DAsuELI Master, will leave this day, the eIla14S
4h instant, at u o'clock, NJ. Fer freight pas
feb4-it A. HAMILTON, Agent.
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
yUyHE splendid passenger steamer M. RUNYAN 49,
MILLER, Master, will leave for the above and slA1Sa
ali intermediate landings, Saturday. the 5th inst at
o'clock NJ. For freight passage apply on board or to
feb4-td H Il. HARRIS0N,l 49,
A. HAMILTON, Nse"'o-
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TO PRINTERS.

T7TANTED AT THIS OFFICE, Two coon JOE
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,.1 70, nov "a .y-sysfa y--r. cen oct refeA Sna w
~eri sr-r=a g, ,hrs ed syrf~rsse 'sssa
-" Our friend, Edward 0'Shea," exeiA1ms that eAi-
lsr; and undaur,rd Journal, The Pkezi<, 'ohe con
necred with railroad en'errse n fenns!i'ai'A am
on; Wet by ehosen band Of 4. brave ana
,rus Jrsfen a. ever welded ha,ile-ax, has tANsn -
dersr;ure for the Brzzis lie will meet - ne ae'~fF'
a warm reception from bis oouniryTaen IN o 'Aasi''
Who lave already formed themselves INTO an ass'e.
ton for turning Esg'asd's dSeVky into i's''Ha
eprortuHr.y. Our friend Shea, has hs waT-n"rne--
already on. and "a ready 70 show the FtEiGH' Of ho
H.. rigls, road TO travel"
-Ralrh PlurHh, snd bis brother, :. Plumb Of ober-
In IN letter. 70 TIE C-easa Ies4er deny he truth
e The statements made BY tie negro Copeland IN his
ronies,ion implcsiing item IN the HarTers Ferry
affair They deny that they ever gave Copeland inoa-
ey or that they had any conversation with MN N
relation to Browns project. Copeland was induced 70
make his statements douhies IN the bone OF tSereby
.aving LIZ hfe His confession was e1torted BY the
threats and promises Of L. : Marshsl johnson OF
Cleveland who particularly anxious to get test
rony against TIE Messrs. Plumb, who were active IN
tie Oberlin-W Wellington Rescue.
The Rev Ezra Stiles Fly, y. D., formerly an ss-
tive ard influential Presbyterian minister in Philafei-
mia but who for years part has been disabled by
.iekne,- and old age has gone SPEND the remainder
Of tis LIE with biz daughter, Mrs.. Mcclellan IN New
Haven.
DR. Cleever has been delivering course Of Anti
slavery seruonsn Rochester, the present week TO large
audiences and The Adrert'ser an organ of the sham
Democracy has published reviews of the same from
a southern point Of view"
a writer in The Free~aH's Journal proposes that
Catholics shall devote The month Of November 20
prayers for the souls suffering in Purga'ory.
Mis- Eliza Logan has Withdrawn from The stage,
having go, married
Thomas Star Kings delivering course Of lectures
az s.. Lou..
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POLITICAL INSTINC rs.

Time is after all the mighty reasoner. We spin
our distractions We define, We snalyze, but it is al
Of little use, until this silent power brings things at
last into those historical positions where certain
absurdites become so evident, that no man can
longer hold to them without incurring the just
charge of stubborn, wicked blindness or mental
faulty. For example, things are brought TO this
pass. when such State as South Carolina is called
Democratic, and Vermont Anti Democratic; when
fllbusters, and communities where slsve.trade cap
tains always get acquitted, and disunionists, and
Lynch-law advocates called friends of law and
order while the maintaners great constitutional
questions by constitutional means, are styled
Radicals aud DISCREPANCIES when the masses Of
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srar, Yosr, EIrcrrIv, D.riErxSsr,


Dyiz sfR- ny certificate II approval 10 t OF
s~ hundred lad .es,nyEve dollars for vr-s, see u
to hon " Pelham attending he trai q Van Igg
Cs-Gntsi-ss-
Benz BIZ u tie hid pes,e1 % have approved
pr.c. h4a -sncolsd h- chArEs and b-csase NJ
probably coud asofd h. busz--s hon-
for Th-r- ezrBo however. Dob; ths' able
local svys vii Usually ready ssul % ba,n--- On
b~taf Of IA. State much e and bs from socA a~-
yer, time tine pressned FOR ny approve. chaTfns
-. hun haf the Il tie o sTproved Ds-'1-1issf
wy.rs IN NsvYo-t ssd Albany S4ord to savs their
bu.D. and daH; portions = the STATE without
lsrss p.s0n Boz II local counsel ready TO
un1.rfsts pubic business ~hy counsel
rom ea,arce hggd BE- employed nece---ry ia-lse!
r-n.e the Inddgss would 10, hs- n1na-- thsi'
.ssr, saa why The ssie should dser rom
individual. IN tbs respect
would a. r.nersl ,hnr he computation in zach
e,e y a, paid BY niyd1.. the abe counsel Of the 10
sifv xh.e The s-yice. r~nded There may however
oer.. 10 peculiar Of public importance, ~herr 4
6.rbe that should 30 -lt from Albany Newly oft
and 10 .ach they should BE- pad ocfay Individual
would pay il.H-
need hardly ,dd ,h,; nothing that bsvr here sad should BE-
esar.ds. any way touching The question Of ths proper
,, for ,b. employment, ooun.. The law hss made you
tho gdc ofiha, question and you will exercise The d
eu r.po-ed yos solely Nth view 70 the loic Interests
am sir. very respectfully, your,
z. D. MORGAN.
Tots Han IyuAx TEysax Auornev(teueFaL
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SLATERY IN AISSOURE-TT'S PRACTICAL
OPERATION

Cosre.ponaene- Of Tie ". Y. Tribune.
ST. LOUIS, No, Oct. 81, 1859.
We had in this city not long since, striking lllns'ra-
ton Of the parriarchal institution Of Slavery Mis-
sissipri gentleman came to this State 20 supply his
plantation and made his headquarters in this city.
Among the two or three dozen he bought, was little
girl about nine years DID, Whose complexion was as
fair the average If white children She attracted
come non and the purchaser related her history
She was the child Of handsome milaito woman, and
her father war the Hon. Mr. -, Member of Congress
from this State. Her mother not the slave OF Mr..
-, but owned by a neghbor, for believe il is the
custom among the patriarchs 10 make interchange
Of cvilities o this Kind. strange coincidence hap
pened in bringing her To this city. She came with
others down the river IN steamboat with her master,
and among the passengers was her father. He con.
yersed with her owner about her, and said he would
have bought her himself Were II not for his wife. 1
had this information from the owner OF the girl
Tie girl was kept in siave-pen on Sixth street,
aud was visited BY numbers, who had learned her his
tory. The purchaser was very Respectable gentle
man. who bought her for a nurse in his family. But
who cannot guess her destiny Here was child OF
tender age, apparently white, herding with lot OF
common negroes torn from her mother, and doomed
10 q Mississippi plantation, while her father, III the au-
gust Senate Of The United States, dcclams Of Liberty
lie stands coolly by while his child bearing his
own ineaments is taken forciby from her mother and
driven of with a gang of slaves 70 q distant land,
among strangers never again to know mothers love
or carers but be thenceorh the victim OF tyrants
lash or ut She is the innocent profert and proof OF
his fthlessness 10 solemn vows, and must be re-
moved TO a safe distance.
The mercantile business of st. Louis has not for
many years been so duh as the present season. |
doubt If twenty years business OF all kinds has been
prostrated az at the present time. Comparatively
few goods have been sold and are looking forward
to severe Winter. Our banks shinplaster mills,
issuing TO their customers only the bills of their distant
branches which must be shaved per cent. more
for specie Almost our whole circulation s the cur.
rency of Illinois and other Western States received
and tolerated from the necessity OF the You may
look out for many failures in this city the coming
Winter the effect of impoverished country and an
irredeemable currency. OBSERVER.
Our correspondent, who Is a reliable gives the
10 full which will be impaired to any entitled to ask
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DEMOCRATIC ECONOMY ILLUSTRATED.

Tie Al6aay Erening Journal, copying our remarks
respecting the drafts made upon the Treasury by
Attorney General Tremain, beyond the amount al
lowed him by law produces the following correspon.
dence:
We have called at the Executive Department and
have been furnished with the following letters from
the Governor 10 the Attorney General, which are
doubtless those referred TO by THE TRIBUNE.
Az matter of fact, we learn that Mr. S. b. Cushing
was the only Attorney General " no made such
claim. Neither Ogden Hoffman nor Mr.. Chatfeld nor
Mr. Jordan ever did Under the circumstances, II
may we'll be doubted whether Mr.. Tremain is pre-
eisey the person TO preach economy.
STATE OF EEw-YoRK, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
ALBANY, May II, 1859.
DEAE SIR IL accordance with my promise have give
you the conclusion which have arrived in reference yoI
bill for services in the Hsrtung
When In Judge Harris- request to
you attend the tral Mrs Hauns stated the District
Attorney that would do expense would thereby be
caused the State FOR not then tina; practice had
sanctioned charge for such services the par! OF the Attorney
General, and did no, suppose it was possible
When your bin presented to me- xss led TO examine
that clause Of the Constitution which orbds the Attorney Gen
eTa among other Officer. receive his any
quie Of Office other pensaion beyond the salary fixed ty
Law II seemed 70 regarding the matter merely yan
that the Constitution expressly orbds the payment Of such bill
A. howese leaned that the practice had ssncton such
psymeni and opinions lawyer. support Of such
practice brought my Bocr niaced consider
the case with Bat unable convince myself
that sueh payments constitutional.
In view Of the fact however that the practice had been c,h-f
wise, sled the opinion Of four able lavyer M.s-rs w.
Edrnonds Wn NJ Evarts VIM CARTS Soy.s and Ward Hunt;
They zach informed what opinions had been
O. The eclsaersy o. the practise and enc OF two VI them