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F. BUTTS 4 CO., Cleveland Q
OFFICE OF ROCHESTER Gas LIT. Co.
June 18th. Is5a
- e IS, 81 aa-i60 "a 5 ibs s.

Coal 2,s2O rs, OF z9-l0O issi TO the b.
This last lest satisfied that with good heats We can
woTk On ~ bus OF IS bs Coal four hours eGplefeE-
krom the ~ - Ds Coal prod uced bushe Coke
llO onsnes Coke 70 bushe Of Coat. The (oks Tery
clean ana urght, ard peculiar satisfaction
kers and sustome We found very little Sulphur und
Gas although not subjected practical anaYEs o7DsaT-
ed as good as any we make.
On the whole highly pleased with the Sterling
l.oai We thlnk II Will make more Gas than the Ere
Coas OF as good qoatty and make eaer The yisld Of
Coke not as great as from the Erie Goals but think
Is os.isr article as iar as goes have not Putths
statement IN as good shape might have done the
facts hch Of any value here y0u can arrange
TO suit yourself. Haste is my apology
Another year you viii be likely find favor'' with Gas
Companles give, the next page statement Of Coal pay
menIst &c Yours truly
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YThe best segars in the city can be found at
C. T. MOrse's, lss Superior street, sign of the
Golden Star. 4t
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GOal Dealers
Sterling Coal.
GAS Purposes

WE BEG LEAVE TO SUBMIT
herewith for your consideration several statements
IN regard 10 The above named Coal. For
GAS PURP
is not exeeed by azy offered in this country We are
prepared 10 supOly the IN any and upcz
most favorable terms.
We are, yours respectfully,
+. BUTTS Co, Cleveland o.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAR. Is, 1859
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

ES Plain Ornamental Printing of every descripls
dono the Printing Establishmentof of the Leader Office
the latest and mosrapd steam presses in the
beststye short notice, and reasonable Par
tcular attention paid to blank work Every description
ofBnding done, especially Blank Books Ledgers Journ
ais Sales Books. Receiving Books. &c &C
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jun2s
FOR SALE-A CORNER LOT
Il 40xl65 feet Bolivar street at bargain-
Also, Brick House and lot on Euclid street.
Also fine brick House and Lot Superior st., west Of
Enc ys hayins modern convenience nc =
minutes walk from the Post Once for which $500 in cash
Also good House and Lot worth about 900 for which
ne grazing farm and the balance in cash will be paid
mari ma pi''i-ilOu''' HsAi 10 FIR r SMITH co.
| E0R SALE-House and Lot on Eu-
Il cid street; aver desirable place Pncs s., 500
sO so9ss F and Lot s se P FOO Si' Win good m
Also st class residence Eithn three minutes walk
Asa a vsTv Desirable rssldknes wthiu few minutes
Aso, two Houses and Lot on Franklin Street, west Side.
near the eirrle. Price SlsOO.
Also 3 ten lots Il miles from the city.
Also several small lsaseholds within short distance Of
Also H. 6Oc acres Farming and Timber Landsin wiseon-
SIN well located including some improved farms for
JAMS H. R SMITH CO.
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-8O
acres Of Land z acres cleared with imprOVementsin
Also $40 good Farm Land in Missouri exchange
Also 200 acres Of frs-class Farm Land in Northern IL
nols s. miles from Chicago; to exchange for farm
Also three small Farms about IL miles from the city to
Ais House add Lot he Lot s41SrO feet deep; barns
fruit. water, &C. Prcs 500.
| gaIIz6 II. r. SMITH CO.
WANTED-A Lot about 80 Feet
hin ten minutes walk Of the Posi- Office for
jams HR- SMITH CO
WANTED-20O ACRES of PINE
w LAND in Michigan. H R. SMITH co.
WANTED = 10 OR II ACRES OF
w Good Garden Land at or Plank Road lsacing
ian26 II R SMITH CO.
DRINTED FLANNELS, for Gentle,
| Il mensWrappers, now offered at
nOT3 TAYLOR. GRISwOLD cos
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1nsnramfe agents.
HARTFORD, CONN.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,

OF HARTFORD, CONN.
sarpIas sa1E IN Capital s2SSS,99e9 sS,eG
Assets, Jan. 1st, 1859 3OS, S,23I
This Company has complied with the laws of the
several States in which it is doing business.
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,r strIe nInchines for S

New Style Machines for $50.
CURELY this is GLORIOUS NEWS
- FOR THE LADlES.-The reduction In prlce brings
them within the reach of all knoWedse o theH hier-
lis Mace them beyond competition
Cali and give them examination, or send ior pam
phis' JNo. E STRONG, Agent,
ofce MeodeOn Block 2O3 Superior St., Cleveland o.
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opiniOns Of the new York Press.

Opinions OF the new 1ONA ENSSos
We prefer the Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machines for
FAMILY usR.-N. T. Tribune.
Wheeler Wilson's machues are the favories for FANI-
LIES being especially adapted TO that purposeNeD YORK
The Wheeler Wilson machine has secured and Justly
maintains pre-eminence for sewing every kind OF mate
rial.-N Y. Express. ,,.,
to do the work ordinary sewsrsoHrnal Of Com
Wheeler Wilson'S is beyond all question THE machine
for family uSe-Lite Illustrated.
The Wheeler Wilson THE machine, par excellence,
Tor family use and recommend il most emphatcay-
IN LOOKING out for the best would be well to she
machines Of Wheeler Wilson before purchasng else
yshele ---Ez1Hamer. a.. =, =.
wheeler 5 wilson's machines combine everything that
can be required the manufacture of gATments-N Y
For family use the Wheeler Wilson machine justly
maintains the pre-eminence day BOOK
Wheeler Wilson's machines combine all the lmproV g
ments that have been invented for sewng-N T. Journal
The Wheeler Wilson celebrated machines are preem-
nently calculated family use, and for this purpose naSe
qdal-MHscnE World.
Full examnaion has resulted in most thorouh con-
virtcn Of the superiority of Wheeler wilson's machines
of their perfect adaptation 70 family sewing IN All us
varisties-G GeldeE Ps7Ee.
We confidently the eIceilence and
suDeriOI OF the Wheeler Wilson's machines for family
use and for sewing generally.-Ladies' lts1foT
In our cwn family, one Of Wheeler = wilson s
machiues and cannot imagine thing more perfect
Ed. N. y. EuGa2etSt % y9SH sn =
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~ Ocean Bird Concha's, at the Golden Star
segar store, 1873 Superior st. At
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Drp GOODS
.NiR1n Spring Goods.

sTieGO Spring Goods.
A1age invoice just received. selling cheap.
@ RAYMOND & co ARE NOW
- opening Fresh SuDply Of SPRING GOODS, which
they have studied to render attractive N quality style and
price. They now advertise the arrival Of
Black Silks Fancy Silks,
Black, Whi and Check Silks.
Fouard Silks, Silk Foulards,
New De LANES, Amaranth CalicOes.
Frenlh Calcos, Marseilles
Brilliants, French DeLRinesl
MANTILLA SHAWLS,
Striped Swiss Muslins Swiss Sleeves,
Hair ard, CAmbrcs, IDENTITIES,
Pereale Brillaints. Sc &c &c.
BRoADCLoTHs,
CaxsiIneres, Summer Checks,
Grass Biesched Linens, Water Twist Long shaEls,
HOUSEHOLD DRAPERY.
s. RAYMOND s Co will continue oreeeiye and sep
seasonsbIe good daily at No ls5 Superior St MAJ
GREAT BARGAINS At THE
" CITY MILLS STORE in
Muslin U,snsrie. lsr-s WHITE GOODS,
|his aud f. Lex Ls@aTaIdas for sleeves,
-iiSi4a PiG1a Cloth ' plain and figured,
Piqua Cloth. for shirts,
Jaconets, plain and figured,
Lancaster Quilts,
mar. MoRaaN Root
linen TOWELING-A LARGE
j assortment mh20 S. RAYMOND co.
A MOTHER ARRIVAL OF
.TiesC Goods,
c4'aliI T.so.; sSsyz, z.5By9 5ISn A6sda. Essiion'
Muslin de Laines
wsOl and Union p ste.
Also Beaver and Broadeloths
~ 10 cases Biesched CottoDs,
~ And loads Of Yankee Notions,
rov1s AT 5. RAYMOND 3 cos.
y n n
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us invention is exhibition At the Paint and Glass
eh0use Of 7. DESHAAf No So Public Sausre
uhfy and State RIGHTS Tor sale by the pafeutsss ec2t
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esteTn Branch Office at Chicago, i'll, through which
all the business of the Company IN the Weser8 North
Western and southwestern States is tTsnSacteJ - 49,
". B. LOUNSBURY, General AGENT Residing in
8 H. PRICE, Assistant General Agent I Chi-aSo
This Comnanr has AEancias in hi. 81. =. s.llo.
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ReaI estate Agtttts.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
HENRY II. SMITH s. Go.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
ROuse's Block, fronting the Square.

ROuse's Block, fronting the Square.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30
The "ZOuave' and Billy MulIigan.

The following letter from the notorious
Capt De Riviere explains his last escapade
Allow me to publish through your valua
bic paper a correct statement of the facts
concerning the difficulty between myself anC
Mr.. Mulligan. There never was any motive
OF quarrel between us previous to the night
OF last week, when entering a bowling sa-
loon with a stranger and an Italian friend
Mulligan, half drunk, and surrounded by
several friends, passed some insulting re-
marks towards me- To this | replied, 81
hear you and will see you again." lie then
remarked, 81 hope sir, you will meet me as
gentleman" answered "certainly," and
walked out. Ny friend also came out, and
having understood nothing of what had oc-
CURED, che not speaking the English Ian
guage,' was surprised to find himself surround
ed by the whole party. insulted, and threat
ening weapons being drawn on him. th, n
challenged Mr.. Mulligan. 1t was very diff
cult for me to find any friends speaking Eng
llsh, and especially as very few gentlemen
wO1ld willingly have their names brought in
connection with such man as Mr.. Mulligan.
My friend, who could the best understand
the language, carr led my challenge, accepted
the weapons proposed-navy six-shooters-
and discussed the conditions, which were
written, so as to have no misunderstanding.
The hour appointed was P. NJ, at the ferry.
was there half an hour in dduGnce, alone
my friends were there erdctly at the time.
We crossed on the other side. and there
waited fully one hour for the other parties to
come. AT last and when we were giving up
all hopes OF seeing them at all, they came
about dusk.
Instead of being alone, as had been agreed
upon, they were followed by "A carriage full
OF outsiders. which they had faithfully prom.
lsed not to do. Before marching towards the
ground they began to propose a change in
the weapons, offering single barrel pistols
which they had brought with them. and
which we knew nothing about. This being
declined, and stop having been made on the
road in wood without any opening field
they proposed changing the distance. We
refused, and they then refused to fight at our
'greedupo distance. My friend, at nv re.
quest, offered, as night was coming on To
draw for the distance, but even that they re-
fused and they withdrew, leaving us on the
held, where we remained an hour after them.
|, declare, and my friends will attest, that
;9eir ,9,T. statement is a lie. now consider Mr.
y Mm'hgan as a cO'Cardiy ru6ian, who, when
Iun OF rum, may have the pluck of insulting,
~ q oar,room, an unarmed and unprepared |
man cut who dares not fight me. or anv-
Dody' upon even and loyal terms: and this
I'm ready at time to prove.
Yours, very respectfully.
:, CAPT. Ii. A. DE RIv1HRe.
NEW YoRK, Oct 8.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

ABoLITIoNIsrs IN TExAs-We published an
account, few weeks ago, of the running out
of an Abolitionist from Texas who was no
less parsonage than Bishop James of the
Northern Methodists, or the Methodists, as
they like better to be called. Since that oc-
currence a new excitement has been expe-
rienced. Parson Solomon Mckinney has
been preaching against slavery in Dallas
county, and also in Lancaster. He has been
warned to leave. but at last accounts had not
done SO, Probably he desires to become
martyr. Ifhe remains he will have a good
chance.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

INTEGRITY.-The Express has learned ar
tiele, in yesterdays issue, on the subject of
Integrity. We are glad to see it arousing
itself to the Importance of this subject. In
tegrity is very necessary, and particularly
desirable in the Lecompton ranks. A little
more integrity would not hurt them in the
least. We fear, however, that the amount of
integrity which the Express will breathe into
them will not make any perceptible differ
ence. Still we are happy to see integrity
talked of, even by the Express, and would
suggest as the next subject for that paper, the
"Criminality of Crime"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

TnE TRIAL OF ALBERT LEE.-Of this trial
the Telegram says:
The theory of the defense in this case neces-
sasily involves close application of the
rules of medical Jurisprudence and the disput.
ed domain which separates reason and unrea.
son. sanity and insanity is explored with all
.ne ability which belongs to the eminent
ToInsel Sint engaged in the case, with all the
a,sn. winch the professors of the medical art
tbo, bn give upon the subject. 1t is not probable
and Sn Sasn the number Of counsel employed
enno, uIcsofs called. anything like an early
undertake to foretel the further term Ta 81 tb ~
trial '''s' term oil the
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

The ARIZONA MINEs.-Mr. Cross, former
editor of the Arizonian, lately arrived in ST
Louis on his way to the east, for the purpose
of purchasing machinery, to work his mine in
Arizona. He was accompanied by others,
also owning mining interests in that country
They represent mining as being highly prof
table in nearly all parts of the country, for
copper and silver, and chiefly the latter
The cost of transporting the machinery will
be enormous, but this they can we'll afford to
pay, since their experiments in mining, yield
such bountiful returns.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

WoMEN's RIeHrs.-A short time since a Ia.
dy of this city received an insulting letter
from person with whom she had slight
acquaintance, and yesterday she met him on
Montgomery street, and slapped him several
times on the face. He appeared somewhat
astonished at being so accosted, and at first
made signs of resistance; but on looking
round and observing that large crowd were
enjoying the scene, concluded to leave as soon
as possible. He made "break" through the
crowd. and disappeared in hurry,0San
FransiSco Herald
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

THE San Francisco Black Hussars have
elected the following officers for the ensuing
year: G. G. Bradt, Captain; W. G. Mead,
lst Lieut.. 7. o. Larkin, I'd Lieut.. ]. w.
Haynes, Quartermaster Sergeant; r. L. Flynn
lst Sergeant; Thos Bell. I'd Sergeant; l.
Blum, lst Corporal; ]. Drew, I'd Corporal
Carl Precht, Surgeon.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

MR p SHARP has a vineyard at White
Rock, near Oroville, which has furnished
this season. says the Butte Democrat, a sufii-
cient quantity of grapes to enable him to
manufacture l6O gallons of wine. besides
selling over 1000 pounds The wine is said
by those who have tasted it to be of an ex-
cellent quality. His vines were planted
some three years since. on a rocky hill side,
and have fourished finely
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30
BRODERICK MONUMENT.

The following named Committee for Yuba
County, to.wit: S. NJ BLISS, L. b. MOORE,
GEORGE w. STANTON, IRA A. EATON and
LEWIS CUNNINGHAM, are now prepared to
receive subscriptions to the "BRODERICK MON
UNIENT FUND"
Subscription Rolls may also be found at the
following places
Merchants Hotel
Freeman & Co.'s Express Office.
Randall & Co.'s Bookstore, d street,
Brophy's Saloon, Western House.
Getzler's Saloon, D street.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

TRAVEL TO WAsHoE-On Wednesday morn
ing last, passenger train left La Porte for
the Washoe mines with eleven passengers,
intending to make the trip inside of three
days. Another passenger train will leave
La Porte on Wednesday next for Virginia
and Carson cities.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

Mono DIGGINGs.-The Mariposa Gazette
says numbers of persons are weekly going
from that place over the mountains to the
Mono diggings. Some will winter there, but
many are going to secure claimes, which
done, they will return to go back in the
spring. Little or nothing can be accomplish.
ed in the way of mining in those regions
during the winter.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

billy BmcH's MINsrRELs.-This accom-
plished and unequalled band of Ethiopian
performers, played last night to another very
large audience. They go hence to orOville,
where they will give one of their rare per-
formances this evening.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

EXPRESS FAvoRs.-We are under many OBJ
legations to Freeman d Co. and Wells, Fargo
& Co., for full files of down river papers, de-
hvered to us daily, at an early hour. We
are also indebted to Langton d Co.. Everts
d Co., and Whiting & Co., for express favors.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

Ar an inquest held in San Francisco, on
the body of William Luther, the jury found
that deceased was from Henry county, ILL.,.
and born in New York, aged 80 years, and
that he came to his death by pistol ball fred
from a pistol in the hands of John Doringer
and Simon Lipp, the discharge of the pistol
being accidental.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

New EsrABLIsHMENT-T. NJ. Greer & Co.,
next door to Genella's Crockery Store, have
Just received new and excellent stock of
goods, consisting in part of parlor, cooking
and box stoves hardware, pumps, lead pipe'
brass ware, tin, sheet iron, wood and willow
ware. See advertisement
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30
MARYSvILLE.
SUNDAY MORNING, OCT. sOth.

RELIGIOUS NorIcE.-Rev. VIM. J. McClay,
pastor in charge, will preach in the III. E.
Church to-day at IL A. NJ. and II Pm. A
cordial invitation is extended to the public
Seats are free
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

A LIVELY discussion is going on in the
Charleston journals on the question. whether
Mr.. Simms writes good English. A long ar
ticle in the Courier maintains the negative.
and cites from series of clever literary crit
icisms which Mr.. Simms is publishing in the
Mercury, by way of evidence.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

IS the Butte County Court of Sessions
John Eaton and All Chet have been sentenced
to the States Prison for one year-the form
er for grand larceny, and the latter for burg
larry
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

II is the misfortune of Los Angeles, says
the Star, to be infested by a band of worth
less vagabonds. too lazy to work, but ready
to steal, and murder, too, if necessary to car
ry out their depredations.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

Nor THE PAoKER-We would inform the
public that there has been misapprehension
as to the VIM. Luther who was accidentally
killed few days ago, in San Francisco. 1t
was not the packer, Luther who has been so
long residing in Marysville. He is alive and
we'll
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

JOSEPH W. THORNTON, the murderer of Mr..
Charles, will be hanged at St. Louis, on the
11th of next month. He is q man of much
more than ordinary education and intelli-
gence
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

The Berlin Volkszeitung denies the state
ment made by many German and English
newspapers, of the library of Alexander Won
Humboldt having been sold to Lord Bloom
field on account of the Trustees of the British
Museum.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

ABEL HARRIS d Co., of Oahu, employ up
wards of a thousand hands in gathering and
packing pulu, which yields about pound to
each tree or hush.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

THANKSGIVING IN New HAMPsHIRE.-The
Governor and Council of New Hampshire
have appointed Thursday, November 25th, as
a day of thanksgiving in that State.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

AT last accounts, DR., Forney, Superintend-
ent of Indian Affairs in Utah Territory, was
about leaving for Washington.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

IHE folks at the Mountain House, in Butte
county have been remarkably successful in
capturing bears of late, having caught four
within the past three weeks.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

The ladies of Nevada are about getting
up grand ball, the proceeds of which, will
be devoted to the purchase Of fire engine.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30
IT is said onr Government had made per-
emptory demand on Chile for redress.

A BoAri is being built at Steamboat Point,
San Francisco, to run between Stockton and
FRESNO City.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

The season. of the Grand Division of the
Sons of Temperance, closed at Sacramento,
on Friday, to meet at Michigan City on the
fourth Tuesday in April next
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

Two Indians have been taken to the State
Prison from San Diego county. Both were
sentenced for grand larceny,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

On 18th October, the bark Ocean Bird,
Scammon, of San Francisco, was seen off San
Dlego She was months out, and had l5o
barrels sperm oil.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

The case of John DOringer, charged with
killing VIM. Luther, has been continued in
the San Francisco Police Court until Wedne,
day.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

The San Diego Herald urges the cultiva-
tion of cactus for the purpose of breeding
and feeding the coehineal
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

A MAN uamed Groove. was recently killed
at Camp Floyd, Utah Territory, by man
named johnson.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

The United States District Court has con-
hrmed the claim Of Pedro Chaboza to two
square leagues Of land in Santa Clara county.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

OK Friday. the Southern Overland Mail
carried away 4,0Os letters.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

IT is understood that demand has been
made by our Government for the surrender
of Limantour, who is now in Mexico. and who
has been indicted in California for forgery in
connection with his rnmous land claim.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

1HE PRESIDENT has recognized II. A. Pierce
Us ha"ahan Consul for Boston and New
York.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

AN insane Mexican woman, named Maria
Granadas, while being taken from Benleia to
Stockton on Wednesday, jumped overheard
from the steamer and was drowned.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

CHEAP FARE.-The fare between sono,.
and Columbia. by stage, is but one bit Tho
distance is four miles.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

The Southern Overland Mail is making ex.
traordinary quick time now.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

THANKS to Wells, Fargo & Co., and Free
man d Co., for Atlantic papers
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-30

COUNTERFEIT gold dollars are in circulation
at San Francisco.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-12-21
Letter from Minnesota.

SAINT PAUL, Dec. 7th, 1859.
Dear CoI:-The Legislature Of Minnesota
convened at the Capitol in this city to-day
Amos Coggswell of Steele county, was
chosen Speaker of the House, Jared Benson
of Anoka, Chief Clerk, and Shelly of st.
Paul, Sergeant-at- Arms. The Senate was
called to order at II o'clock, NJ. A. b.
Webber of Freeborn, was elected Secretary,
o. p. Whitcomb of Olmstead, Assistant
Secretary, and Levi Nutting of Rice, Ser
geant-at-Arms.
The city is al. agog with politicians and
Legislators. A superabundance of each, at
this depressing juncture in our financial af
fairs, is no good omen in behalf of our res
direction, can assure you. The idea of
making Scion of every hundredth man in
this State, will not prove of immense prac-
teal utility toward prosperity, or general
reputation of State character, either at home
or abroad
The Senatorial question, overwhelmingly
involved in great doubt, on account of the
multitude Of candidates, is the main topic
of agitation. Mcclure, Cooper, Norton and
Wilkinson, are now running meek and
neck" surrounded with some half dozon
satellites of minor prominence. The thing
is fast coming to head" and as time de-
velops the event l shall hasten to report
More anon, from
Your Ambitious Scribe,
OSSAW ATAMIE