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Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16
Dissolution Nntice.

VIE CO-PARTNERSlIIP heretofore existing be-
4 tween the undersigned, under the name and style
oil +. BRUINS CO., is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, p Roth retiring from the firm All parties
indebted to the late firm of F. Bruins & Co. are re-.
quested to settle their accounts with F. Bruins, who
IS alone authorized to settle the same.
F. BRUINS,
p. ROTH.
STATE Range Bar, May 11th, 1859. my13-fmf
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16
Relting! Reltil,g!!
EXiraS EXtras :!

All kinds can he had as ohe'pas the cheapest both
Of California and Eastern manufacture.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

San francisco. MdrysuHte.
Importers and Wholesale Druggists,
W EEID CONSTANTLY ON HAND THE LARG-
IN EST and most complete assortment oil GOODo
in their line to be found on the Pacific coast.
Being the Oldest established Houses in Calfornla'
and understanding thoroughly the requirements o.
the market the union Of the two firms gives them IA
cies for supplying the trade far superior to those
Of any other house in the State.
As one OF the firm resides in the cast exclusively for
the purpose OF purchasing for their own trade they
are always certain ofhaving the fresh So anu best
selected goods embracing every NOVELTY witch
makes its appearance in New York, purchased at the
lowest mark ct rates, and consequently Of being able
to offer ind yICements TO theli customers u"-
equnlIct by any other house.
Every article sold will be GUARANTEED Of the very
best quality and, purchases for distant parts C"rc-
fnliy packed and promptly folW"l 0eu' :,
They are now opening eX Clipper Carrier Dove,
"Gceon Bel, >" polynesia" "Winfeld Scott, "lmpe-
-ial," "Sea Nymph," "Ocean Telegraph" and CHRIS
topher HAIL. ONE THOUSAND additional packages
of FRESH DR. Gs, CHEMICALS, DYE STUFFs,
PERFUMERY, PATENT MEDICINES, &C., which
they offer to the trade at the lowest market rates
RICE COFFIN & CO., Marysvile.
REDINGTON & CO., San Francisco.
Marysville, March goth, 1859 mhs0-1mis
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16
TFIOS. OGG SHAW,
33 Sacramento street
EXTRAS, EXTRAS!
'Ehreshing Machine Extras !

We have on hand a fun supply OF all the different
narts of the above machines In case any portion
should fail, we can supply you on short notice.
few of the leading articles we will name, viz Master
wheels Straw-carriers Drapers, Elevators, Spur Bev.
el, aud Bull pinons Cylnderteeth, Fan Gear, Line
Shaft boxing, etc.
BIB sacramento street.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

Persons wishing any OF The above articles can buy
them on.as good termsof J. II. Wright & Co., in Ma
rysyille, as they of me personally, in San Fran
cisco. mh24-3m THOS OGG SHAW.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16
Alisrellaneous.
P. M. S. Co.'s Line to Panama.

Connectingvia Panama Railroad with the Steamers
Of the United States Mail Steam Ship Company at As
pirwall(or New York and New Orleans, direct
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16
TuOS. OGG SHAW,
33 Sacramento stree

ALSO KEEP on HAND
Manny's Combined Reapers and Mowers,
Burrall's Reapers,
Hussy's leapers,
McCOrmiciI's Reapers.
In fact all kinds Of REAPERS that are in use can
be had Of me at the lowest cash prices.
THOS. OGG SHAW,
33 Sacramento street.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16
THOS. OGG SHAW,
"a Sacramento straat
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
4 HAVE appointed
J. III. WRIGHT n CO., Agents

for the Sale ofal the above articles and they will fur
nish to buyers in Marysville, at
SAN FRANCISCO PRICES.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

A DAILY EMPRESS VIII be dispatched from our
IN Onice in Marysville
BIDWEII, RICH BAR,
AMERICAN VALLEY, INDIAN BAR,
MEADOW VALLEY, Shifts BAR,
BUCKS RANCH, FRENCH BAR,
MOUNTAIN HOUSE, JUNCTION BAR,
SKY-HIGH RANCH, LONG BAR,
MOUNT PLEASANT, INDIAN VALLEY
BERRY CREEK, MOSQUITO CREEK,
HONEY LAKE, RUSH CREEK:
MARION FLAT QUINCY,
ELIZA BETHT0WN, SPANISH RANCH,
EAGLE GULCH, and SODA BAR.
Letters for the above places should be enclosedln
our Envelopes.
Our Treasure Express will always be accompanied
by faithful Messengers.
c9g- Collections orders, &C., attended to with
promptness and fidelity.
F. B. WHITING,
jan9-my H C. EVERTS,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16
C5Tpresses.

DAILY EXPRESSES,
In charge Of Regular Messengers to Sacramento, Be-
ncia, San Francisco Orc vile, Nevada Shasta, Yreka,
Stockton, and all the principal points in California;
and by every Steamer to Oregon and Washington Ter
rores, and to AL parts Of the Atlantic States Cana
da, Europe, Western Coast of Mexico and South
America, and to lfonolu u, &c.
PRINCIPAL OFFICES:
SAN FRANCISCO, NEW YORK,
BOSTON, PHILADELPHIA,
BALTIMORE, NEW ORLEANS.
OK Every description of Express, Forwarding and
Commission business attended to with safety and
promptness.
- TREASURE shipped and insured under open
policies.
Particular attention given to the Collection of Notes.
Bills, &c.
Office No. l07 First ST., bet. ID and High,
MARKSVILLE, CAL.
WlI. Ii. LATHAM, Jr.,
mh6-my Agent.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16
Aruaz and gfleditinez.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
&c, &C.
Importers and Wholesale Druggist

q CO., RICE, COFFIN & co
San Francisco. Mdrysuute.
, 1859-03-07

The high water hss done great deal OF dam
age 70 private sud public property. Ii sons Of
ths houses The aooTs haya been raised and even
torn up, and tho walls injured. The tooswalks
on third street bridge viii hAys to b repaired.
Tho waaer II too high to ASCERTAIN whether the
new sewer Ut ths mouth Of Beargr4ss has re-
ceised any damage.
The eellass ars yet full Of water, and psrsoss
cannot bs too careful in walking along Wster IT.
esg eciallT after night The doors over sotne Of
them arc not very secure. Tho CELLARS in The
vAean. lots Oh Fifth and Water ssreets ara full
Of water, and there is no barrier around them
The covering Of the pump 1t the loot Of The
alley between Third and Fourth streets il torn
Of. and 1t II full Of water.
The high wind which hxs preyailed will dry
thu sediment LEFT BY ths river ir the streets and
allsys very quickly, and tho street. inspectors
should set largo force It onoo to remove it.
Ths gas lights On Stradsr'a wharf should also
b inmedisselJ replaced, - tbs bridges are in
b.d condition, md isrks number Of hosts
naks thelr landing u shaa wharf -
, 1859-03-07
Poor Richard in Illinois.

We print to-day series. Of fapothegms drawn
up by JACOB srRAwN, Of Morgan county, ILL.,,
for the instruction and benefit Of his broth
er farmers of, to use his own language, bis
"county. atate and nation" The reader, ex-
cusine The unmethodical manner in which
they are arranged, will find in them mine
Of practical sense, by the working OF which
NE. s1RAwE has made, IN less Than thirty
yeart, million Of MONEY, and reputation for
saga:ity, as vide rs the West:
Mr. Strawn same to Illinois in 1881, poor
man. and at once engaged In farming. His
business, at first limited, soop grew On his
iands; and not many years elapsed before he
found himself the possessor Of hocks and
herds more numerous than those which &C"
companied the wanderings Of the patrlarclls
OF cid. For tge1Ye or fifteen Year,, he stall-
fed {, 1000 to 5000 head Of steers, and ehan'
died." IS he terms it, 5000 to 5000 head
Or annumt Since the beginning Of bis ope-
rationr in this State he has reduced 10000
ucres Of land to cultivation, more than half
of which is contained in his two principal
tarms-one Of 300 and the other Of 10000
acres, One of biz corn fields in Morgan
county is nearly liz miles In lengl. Lat
terly, feeling the incroachments Of age, he
has been restricting bis business to more
manageable limit, and has converted much OF
his real estate into cash or intercstpay1ng
mortgages. BE does aot now keep over 100
horses or employ moro than 100 to l5o men.
The "How to do it" Of man like 67aAHx
has Its uses; hence We commend his maxlms
to our readers, begging them meanwhile not
to follow the preeepts as closely Us their gu
thor, who has made money, and nothing else.
, 1859-03-07
The Difficulty at HawesVille, ky.-.
Two Men shot BY a mob-.GFeat E1.

Correspondents Of the Cincinnati Gax:tse]
EyAzsvu1E Ind Narch9
On cur arrival At Hawes7ille, this morning,
No found mob Law rsi8ring supreme. Some
time last summer a difficulty occurred hetween
a Mr. Lowe snd Mr.. Maxwell, both 1esldenss
Of Hawesville. After numerous notes passing
between the parties, Mr. Lowe yesterday pub.
licly denounced Nj. Maxwell Al liar and = =
acoundre} and demanded him to coma forth 1t
within the sound OF bis voice. Iii. Love made
hin appearance, aud was at once set upon BY
Maxwell and some twenty Of his friends, with
pistols, rifles, and bowie knives, DC, drlng
rapidly. Lowe rctreated to the house Of 4
widow lady. which WAS 1t once surrounded bT
the mob After some time tbs mob agreed not
to u.e sny further violence, PROVIDED nj. Lave
would dis2rm and give hiraealf up, which 10
bad no sooner done, aud making his appearances
than he was again assaulted By voiteJ OF tut.
lts: he refreshed rapidly, followed closely by
the mob, who still continued firing, till from fs-
tiRue. be fell, and VA thence taken to the Court
House, and confined in jill. having out Of 100
shots only received some 1h1ee wounds. This
morning the mob proceeded to the jsil-burst
it open, and six Of the number entered, all srn-
ed with revolyers. and while their victim
wholly una1med and exhsuated from his wounds,
fatigue md excitement Of yesterday, each pre-
sensed their pistols and fred, literally ridding
his body-the utmost excitement prevails.
Some Of The, most prominent citlzeus have been
.hreatened, and percmpsorily ordered to leave
the p!ece. The report Of firo a1nas were agsin
beard as we lcft. and perhaps others are mum
bered among the Victims ere this. 1 neglected
to mention that 3 hr. Alrich, friend OF loves,
yesterdsy- He leaves = wifo and six children.
Others were wounded. Fhers is no telling where
tho matter will yes end. Truly, in haets,
4. D. A.
, 1859-03-07

toosfN1@1aeoc3 o. tao Newark A4ve14tDef.1
R1stoEi, Tho great traqeds<nn<, Altar hnishina
hef lata engagement here-which RaFe fresh
impulse Of enthusiasm TO tho theatrical public
~ 70 h4ve gone South to fulfil contract With
the Ssn Carlo uhen notioe w.sreeejved that ehe
could vint Naples only q p1ivste individual.
In1s royal veto Wa IN consequence OF her har-
ing recited 1t her last sppearance there few
iines Of liberal tone in farewell addrers.
Nothing that has tho most accidental odor Of
liberty can breathe twies in ths realn Of The
despos King. tho King Of ths despcu! But The
queen Of tragedy knoxs how to dsspise unkin1-
y dngs, - we'll ~ she does to naaks ROYALTY
more royal by the sovereign poxar Of aeniua
When one seea her trading The stage. "oyesT
inch =" queen, aud Rlittesi1R in real jsrels-
royal gttss 70 royal gifts, ono Ia subdaed By tho
presenee; when she speaks and acts sabdued
feeling rises 10 elevated sentiment Tho report
Of her going to tbs United States il contradict
sdi yes tho American public will never lot it
rest hare. II the grandeur Of Rachel va tslt,
and the language of hsr genius understood
there, even through = strange tongue, why
should not Riatori b. understood n Hell. md
felt more with tho music OF her Italian. 10 aid
her: Yes, tho EEeatsst Of living actresses must
ere long BE- 'Wessward bQund;' Americans
"coyet earnestly the best glfta,' and 50 fulfil
tie language Of Paul
, 1859-03-07

8uauIAR AND Txus.-A young Scotchman
living in Pleasant Valley, four or fve miles from
the city, has been for long time engaged TO q
young lady in Scotland, 1t his old home. On
the 9Th ofJanuary he came down at the ususl
hour to hreshaat. looking 10 serious al to at-
tract ths attention Of the family with whom be
boarded, and In answer 10 their inquiries he
said that bis betrothed Jane. in Scotland, had
died that morning. Rldicule, nor reason, could
reuove ths Impression He called their atten-
t'on 10 the dAte, and said news would come to
verify what he said. A few days since letter
waa received, stating thst the young lady died
On the 6tb Of January, at 10 o'clock, A. H. She
VA dead At the early hour when he mads tho
announcement, allowing for differences in time
We give the story II told NJ BY friend aequain-
ted with the parties. and hive no reason to
doubt its trnth. II IL singular, yet there hare
been many such instances OF elairrnyant pro-
sentimsnta-
, 1859-03-07

countless Krsase ny mistatss, lhs.s no tina
70 eorrtes thsm. / havs Nfittsa tnis Just for
he good fssassE EAaes for ny eeouaty, ststs-
and nation: 4 lessshg Is qaitt Knitted: 4f&o
not pFo'aa1 ee:oe &sasnmarisuj 1slther hass
e!ar swalls9kd . aiskiouazy;. :. sd you Fneed
sesd not t1eset - 70 let h IN -by lasTas.
~ ps1e13. were 1lafn folks. I 1at bo1n <sAd
raida2at1- Was -ahsss- ss%satasA ysiRs old. h
somesaet County, Turkey Foot township, near
the t6 % forks Sf douEhiogheny. Pa Ny father moved
0hpEn1ed rhfe oue -y1ar: inea rnoftd ns is
Licking County, Ohio, thirteen miles north Of
hewaFE, TIE county sea'-thi1teen miles south Of
". Vernon In Knox County, four miles east Of
-1hca. Licking Co L moved Nth M MA md
three bo9s to Morgan Connly, III, ID fhe Spring
q lssl- I stiit atsy four miles southwest Of
world. IS far a. good lands md farms arc con-
ce.ned and gold coming out Of the earth ready
coined In large quantities- II thu is not sufficient,
rest
Chicago, March s, 1859.
, 1859-03-07
WekSfe1"1t sFekp8 Hens.

HEAvY DAxAaEs-Ths Keoknk Pots says that
the breaking NJ Of the ice on the Des Aoines
River, the Sd inst, WAS accompanied with csn-
siderable damags. At least twothiEds Of the
dam ut Bentonsport and three spans Of the Fam
ingsou bridge we're carried away, and other dam
age done.
FoR P1KR's PsAK-The Omaha NcdraAkian
says: Persons nre almost daily arriving at cur
city, on their way 10 the gold mIces. 1t least
two hundred strangers are now waiting warmer
weather, to permit them to start for the modern
Ell Dorado.7
FATAL Acc1pESr-An Irish 1aborer named
Fitzsimmons, was killed in Est Troy, Wis.,, on
Tuesday last, by the falling Of buckst Of sand
upon bis head, while be vas cleaning wei.
-shellady, who was convicted Of rnanslaagh.
ter, for being connected with the Boyd Wilkinson
murder, At Iowa City, has been sentenced to ten
years imprisonment in the Penitentia1y.
The Sheriff Of Marshall County, Iowa, has
just succeeded In breaking up wsl organized
for some time existed In aud about Ma1sha1ltown.
Five Rcamps hare already been arrested and CON-
mitted to the Johnson County Jail.
SEDUCTION or 4 NUTS GEzxAx WoxAs.-A
singular case came up befors the police court on
Wednesday. 4 mute German woman applisd to
the Justice for warrant against man :or seduc-
ton or bas.ardy. She was low, uneducated NO.
ther mute to Interpret her story. But 1t was in.
possible 10 make case from what was said Of in
terpreted, and therefore the Court Was Obliged TO
send her away unredfesed.-MI. Netes.
TIE FR11rs or GAN3LHo.-Tbe Louisville
CuriT says Jouug gentleman from Aontgoue-
n County, III recently visited Louisville on busi
ness for ! rel4tion. and after collecting claim OF
$40, made an tnjudicious display Of his money In
bar room. Soon after he fe1! In with veil
dressed gentleman named Bennett, OF Nashville,
Ten, and alter IN oyster stew and " sumtbin to
take,n the young gentleman from Montgomery
VAS induced to Join ~ pleasant litils party, and
take hand IN small game Of poker. 1t IL tie
cd story 90 often told. He WAS suffered to win
SO Or $50, and then the Is lnck changed and the
genteel gamblers. for such they were, swept the
table and pocketea $3.50 Of hia money.
MORTALITY IN GALENA-We published few
days ago the intermeuts Of the year, ~ officially
given By the City Sexton They amounted in the
whole year to only eighty. Thirteen Of these in.
tesments were from the country, md it i aafe to
the dead from population Of al least 8 900 peo-
pie. This would make the average mortality l in
every 200. In New York Inst year 1t vaa in
every 23, aud in St. Louis about l in n. Our
remarkable exemption shoQld be noted-G Ga,na
4drertiser.
N1N1SG.-The miners throughout Grant County
are mors lucky than ever known and the yield OF
mineral heavier. Fortunate strikes Of mineral aIe
Of daily occurrence. We learn that ex, sherid
Preston and Hirlm Grant are wofGng On num-
Der one shoW for lead, near Beetown, on section
IL; also Nat Walker 9nd Vim. Rogen are work.
ing good lode on the Tur1ey lands, about mile
northeast of Beetowu' Jim Browns lead eontiu-
ues to run wel-Graa4 Coaxty Rkrald.
, 1859-03-07
Rainfall

Br the above it will be seen That the lowest
water was in ISL, which y.e tie aFlett r any
i. va the df1est Of any for the past nineteen
yeara. Bu. it will also be seen that in 1858,
which was the next driest Of any OF the above
years, the water in the river was the highest Of
apy Of shcn,, and more than foot higher thhn
in 1855. when nearly rwice the quantity 81 water
feIl thst there did in 1853 But it may be ar
eued BY those who contend that the rain, fail in-
Huences the height OF the water in the lakes,
thst the direction OF the prevailing winds pro-
badly produced the above result
It ID possible tha. the rise and fall OF tho Va"
ter in our lakes may solely depend, on the rain
fall and prevalent direction OF Winds: But, be-:
lore any satisfactory conclusion can b. arrived
st, observations mus. be made, for series Of
years, Of the rainfall. dali! height o. tue "a.ei'
Gus points, moi only along the chain ot lake.,
but also a. remote points from them, within the
area Of the great basiu drained By them.
, 1859-03-07
Hl.1ifinfs, &f.
A PERfEOTLY TRIUMPH IN r
:<FEnGEDE
FOB AlI'DlsEAsEs ARISING; ; FROM
Nj A l. 4 II IA;
Rark{~nf~rJv F4vrn

HI n n -
T AZ fE1cul1TlY F4VHR und Aanu
VuiN1 s3u lew, a1ao- III dtssases 1dhne from that
o1aon q ~ 4vsr % n2l7eszAly produced B, tao
ssdtoF10 49, n&s q th4 West Rueh a. ar ased Or
n hs d. Fl n Mon latst11tstlnx. kemttsns Is7e7S
r. ta9AeA ~ asefea ,.hH4 IRON I bIloap coati.
tala 10 ara K4adef. you desra "a ssvs ~ ~ ~
tuae. and ~ your hsI1h. !sks ii II nnrs ina.s ~
0oee uainea sAea only pA4aae "hAo they do care,
,xv.a,e u.uv 1otux otu II. F.h. y. 1851.
AEue BAiSam superior TO 4Dy remedy II our Uafet or
, 1859-03-07
Slavery Established in New Mexico.
To tho Asodated Prtss BY telegraph:

To the Associated Press BY telegraph:
WAsumoroa. March :.
The mail received from Santa Fe brings COPY
Of The stringent Laws passed by the Legislature Of
New Mexico to protect property in ssaves aud
totally prohibiting emancipation in that Terri
tory.
Upon the above dispatch the Now York Tsi6'tae
Comments:
When Mr. Webster made his great and fatal
plunge be did so on the express ground that there
vas no need Of inhiblting Slavery in New Mexico,
and Unh-"the laws of 4oa' having rendered
each Inhibition utterly superfous, "a Slavery could
never be planted in thoss territories. We have
today an expressive commentary on this assump.
ton in the fact brought BY telegraph that the
present intensely Democratic Legislature Of New
Mexico has parsed an act to ptotect Sfdoe prup.
e7ty aad forbid Emancipation tA<1rtn. That Is 10
sa7: Sayery has established lt>ell in New Mexico
Just as it did in New York or Virginia, br assum.
ing its own existence as an accomplished fact and
leglslsting to protect and parpetuate that exist
ence. There has been no .'agitasion" in New
Mexico, do you mind 7-'no "Bhck Republican
ism" tbesc-nothing but intense popular fgro-
renee, british degradation Of the illnerate ma
iority. aud unanimous "Nation1l Democracy
And here We hare the natural sequence
, 1859-03-07

u The California Democracy are quazzeling
as badly u their brethren on the "Atlsntio
slope-" Mr. Buchanan's officials and The Stata
administrAtion under Weller ars 1t desperate
fsud, ind tho lstter gentleman ID threatened
With being ''crushed-" Weller was Douglas
man 1t first, but consulting the interests Of his
brother, the PostnnAster 1t San Francisco, who
was afraid Of removal, he became good L..
comptonita.
, 1859-03-07
A Fifteen Million N Swindle."

n F1It0HM mII11U0 8WIhQIH.
The citizena OF Gan Fra1ci4co, at last dates,
were taking actiye measures to defeat eertain
gigantic tand swiudles- On the "a Of February
large and influential meeting was held 1t the
Musical Hall, San Francisco, 1t which Judge
Coon presided when = Society Wa formed,
called ''The San Francisco General Committee
for the protection Of the res! property Of the
citizens Of tho City md County," and memo
rial to Congress, sigusd By upwards Of {. 900
This memorial has arrived By the Illinois, aud
will he forwarded to Washington to dsy. Tho
alleged fraud il said to involve the enormous
amount Of $4,000, 900.
, 1859-03-07
road and by the tardy admission Of the Galena
Company 1t. is nov within tsw vesks ef

road and by the tardy admission Of the Galena
Company it. Is now within few vesks et
coap@etiou..: :: t:,i Y =: ;,
!: asseral i.enths fttaoe, : sommittas Of the
direasiors Of - Gs1sna md Nebraska Com
psufsi met nd axzzd upsR compzsuisa in
regard to the location Of the bridge and all
other nnatters in reference to running arrange
meuts between the tro ,s3s:-9hKt zrrsuRe--
uent was rejected by the Galena Company,
and the principle stock.holders OF the Iowa
aud NehraakA road at- oaoa formed oosa"
pany determined to build the bridge where it
VA originally understood it should be loca"
I'd. The contracts sre all made, the piles
arc driven for one pier, and al the plcrs ara
to be finished with solid masonry by the
first Of July. Tha bridge from the Illinois
shore to the island is to be Of McCallum's
best truss, and it il all to be finished bJ the
first OF November.
Nov, the question arises why do not tne
Galena Board "approve Of this movement
on the part Of the Nebraska Company no"
can their interests be affected for the oe'ter
bv building . bridge to the Iowa thore a. 3
noint where there is no railway to connect
with i'll Does not the TACT that the Dlfeetors
have directly OF through some Of their special
favorites interests Higher up the stream H.
fuenae them to oppose the bridge ut little
Rock Islands Since the refusal OF the Galena
Company to ratity the compromise agreed
on last summer, al the Directors Of the
Nebrasla Company ak is an equitable
running arrangement for freight and Passen-
gers, delivered either at Fulton or about
mile east, at the point directly opposite the
bridge where the Galena Road strikes the
bottom lands Of the Mississippi. Why with
hold OF oppoke such an arrangement! ls II
to further the interests Of sons pets e1 1ae
Galena Board, who wish to invest their capl'
tal in a bridge at another pointt 1t were
well to count the possible cost Of such pol
| icy. It may result in the building Of the linz
from Albany to Mendots, and the loss Of the
trade of the Cedar Valley to the Galena Road
forever. All, at least, that is obtained viii
he not at a ruinous competition-n mlEio1'
tune which may now very easily be avoided
The Galena gentlemen may treat this rema1l
with sneer but they have the experience
Of ons stump-tail" at Freeport, and siml
lar policy may secure them another on th'
Mississippi. We sincerely hope that mntua
concession will be the policy Of both roads
for therein their own best interests and thos'
ofthe pubic will be promoted and secured.