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FRESH STOCK
or THE
Latest Improved Patterns,

from the celebrated manufactures Of MOI RISE
MASON X Co Boston. and K. L. ALLEN,
New FORK. manufacturers whose implements and
machines are acknowledged 10 be the BEST. and
to take PEECEDEN OF ALL OTHERS
made iii this country.
In the article of PlOWs he would call the c,-
pecial attention of the farmers to Nour>e Mason
x Co.'S new series OF EAGLE pIOWS. called
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HOWE'S HORSE HOE.

This article Is designed for the cultivation OF
corn. and the various Ioot crops that require
frequent stirring Of the soil. II i light. ca>i,
managed, turns. pul>erzcs aid mixes the SOL.
and is consequently highly destructive TO weeds
.or or harrow.
The subscriber has also made ar an 5cmcnts
with the
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LeucorrhHa or Whites. Ovarian Tune
Uterine liberation. Female Diseaaea

l'r. J B. : Claiming Of New York City, writes /" I
most cheruy comply with the request Of your agent
sa' m have found your Sarsaparilla most excellent
Alternative n the numerous COMPLAINTS for which We
employ such remes. but especially in FtnaLe Rssas.s
OF the Scrofucus diath.is. have cured MANY
ale cases Of Leucorru by it. and where the com
PLANT was caused H ,rrIt,on Of the uterus The ulCeF-
aiioE Itself was cured. Nothing within nv knowl
Ell, EQUALS II for these feIns. arrangements"
Edward :. Marrow, Of Newhury Ala. writes "A dan
ger tpp.or on one # the females in NV famil,
whlh had defed all The remedies could employ h,
At lr'h beer completely cured 10y your Extract Of SAY
sararlia Our physician thought nothing but esfirpa
ton could afford relief but he advised the trial Of your
SarsaIar;ls the last resort before cutting and il
proved eirciua Afer taking your remedy eight week.
no MI rpfri
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deep Tillers,"

which embrace that variety 9: sizes and forms OF
mould boards :t;cd 10 every hind OF soil, and to
the peculariticS Of every 'aIiet, Of agriculture.
Another Implement OF great Importance III hus-
bandrv. and 4 a;e invention. Is
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OF Agricultural Implements and Machines. the
viii keep a
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-05-18
'CTTA PERCHA PENS

Sutton. Nay ID 1869.
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New Y ork. AcKesson Robbins: Bostsn Geo. c Good
win CO Troy, }. l.. Thompson. Sons. Co; Albany X
}. 4. Grant.
60 Sold a, st. Jolnsbury by J. C. Bingham; and b.
oHc vi more Ill All villages. G.-4Il,
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This Whisky is for sale by FIRST class sroCers ami drug
si>> generally. The trade cautorcd against imta-
tl"Ii packages and label, 30" MAN SWIFT,
,eucral Commission Merchants North Msrke, street
Boston. Francis u BoWEial Albert Il. Swift.
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Aptr's SMsapmilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

GVh Z UhxC xNU LIE 0LUOU.
And for the speedy Of the utoined varieties Z
Disease:
Scrofula and Scroful Gus AfYee tions such
as IumOrs, Ulcers, Sores, Eruptions,
Pmplcs, Pustules, Blotches, Roils,
biains, and all Skin Diseases.
OAKLAND, Ind, 9th June, 1880
d L AVER Co. Gents: l feel il my duty 70 -.
Hh""eOsr what your sarsaIarills has done fur u,a
Having Inherited Scrofulous Infection have suffered
HUi IL IN Various ways Tor Years. Sometimes Il burst
out IN Ulcers on INV hands and arms; sometimes n
TUNED inward and distressed NE ut the stomach To.
Years ago II broke head and covered INV scsl,
and ears With one which painful and loathso,
beyond description. tried many medicines and ssyer,
physicians but without much relief from any thing In
iact the disorder grew At length vas rejoiocA
I" read in the Gospel Messenger that you had prepared
az Alternative Sarsaiariila for knew from your reputs
ti'n that any thing You made must be good ssnt "a
Cincinnati and got it. and used till 1t cured me- tool
Ii a. Yen advise, IN small doses Of tesspoonfu over
month, and Used almost three bottles New and healthy
tkin soon began 10 form under the scab which after
while f'l! oft Ny skin clear and know ty nv
feelings that the disease has gone from my system 70.
can We'll believe that feel what saying when tx
yIi that hold you 10 be Of the apostles Of the AGO
ai:I rc3aIn EVER gratefully. Yours,
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& II. GREGORY & CO. Impor-

~ and Wholesale III altrs in French and
Paper Han Is a>hsiun effect composite head Of
Franklin VI ishingtun building, Boston.
). II. gregory. c. W Robinson
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HUSTANUS 4. MILLER & CO..

~ Piano Forte Manufacturers, ~ Washington Street
These Wat good instrument are inyitc! to cAan-
style OF Grand Square Pianos 18th DOW prfl
Repeating Patent ACt' u. newly Introduced Piano, %
let.
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the call of convention of the people of thu
State at an early day; and l will cordially
unite with the General Assembly in any actor
which, in their Judgment, NAV BE- necessary
to the protection of the rights and the preser-
walton of the liberties of the people of Georgia
against the further aggressons of an enemy
which, when flushed with victory, will be
insolent in the hour of triumph.
For the purpose of putting this State in a
defensive condition as fast as possible, and
preparing for an emergency which must be
met sooner or latter, recommend that the
sum ofone million of dollars be Immediately
appropriated, as military fund for the ensu-
ing year and that prompt provision be made.
for raising such portion OF the money as may
not be in the treasury, as fast as the public
necessities may require its expenditure
millions for defense, but not cent for trib-
ute" should be the future motto of the South
,rn States.
To every demand for further concession, or
Of our rights, we should reply,
The argument is exhausted" and we now
stand by our arms" JOSEPH E. BRowN~
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Commissioners Sale OF Valuable Real
Estate!
HpY virtue of decree of the Chancery Court of
ID Madison County, made at its September Term
1860, wherein Martha e. Paxton, ct ais, com
pIainants and j. Gillespie ct ais, are Defendants
will expose to sale at public cutlery, before the
Court House door, in the City Of Canton, Madison
County, Mississippi, On the first
Monday in January, 1861,
all the Real Estate, belonging to the Estate of Thos
Gillespie deceased lying in the countyof Madison
State of Mississippi including the homestead plan
tatioh o" said Thos. H. Gillespie, deceased, con-
tanning 1880 acres, more or less-apd bsing the W
4 of S Il, of E 4 of n VIZ, add u of w u
OF N W a. and W y, of + 4 Of S W a and W
Il, of S w "a, of section % aDd L 4, and S "a, of
=, Of S W q, of section Sand Z y, and q,
of n w Il. and ) W 4, of yeection 80, and Il, of
+ 4, of Il, and " a, of \ E 4, and N W a,
of section 49, all in TITO, r. 8, East, constituting
place, the a and f Il, of S E a, of section
SO, and w Il, and W q of w "a. of Section "a,
Township IL, Range 3, Ea t. being 4S) acres
or less, making in all 1860 acres, more or less.
On the Homestead are about 1000 acres under
high state Of cultivation, situated in a beautiful
healthy and fertile section this is justly regarded
of the desirable plantations in the county,
well watered finely .imbered, and, only 4 miles
from the city of Ganton~ This tract embraces
about or go acres of rich poplar creek bottom.
The other land, viz the 4S0 traet) is unmproged,
but fair average land, and situated near the Artes
ian Springs. Said lands win be sold On credit of
one, two and years, with interest, at per
cent, per annum, from the the date of sae-the
purchaser giving bend, with approved security as
provided fer in 5 lid decree.
The title is believed be to be uRdoubted, but &C.
Sing as commissioner, will convey only such title
as is vested in me. K. G. WHY,
Nov 20 Get J Isl. Commits Toner
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Yy Gbe 6elegrapt.
From the NeU Orleans Papers.
Arrival of the Canada.

HALIFAX, Nov. 13.-The steamship Canads
arrived at this port to-day from Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 3.-The Brokers' Circrl-
lar, of this morning, reports the sales in the
Liverpool Cotton market for the week ending
November I'd, at Ill 800 bales of which Al :
600 were taken by spectators and 10000 by
exporters-thus leaving to the trade 81, 500.
All qualities of cotton have considerably adj
vanced.
The middling and lower grades are 14d.@
36d, higher. Fair descriptions are slightly
dearer.
The improvement in Cotton was caused b.
the last advices received from the United
States
Fridays business Amounted TO 1900 bales
including 5000 taken by spectators and for
export the market closing firm
The receipts of the Vsnderbilt's letters Fri
day afternoon caused renewed excitement, and
a further slight advance
There was large speculative inquiry, and
the sales amounted, some say, to 5000
others, to 10000 bales. This all occurred
late on Friday afternoon.
HAvRE COTTON MARKET.
HAvRE, Nov. 3.-An advance of 81 to Al. /
mas taken place in cottonduring the past week.
New Orleans tres ordinaire closed at 92f
The stock of cotton in the port of Havre is
'ut down at $4,000 bales
The market closed buoyant
LATEST FROM LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. THE sales of cotton
yesterday Saturday amounted to 10000
ales, the market closing ouoyant at an ad-
ance of Is d. over the Official quotations. The
market is unsettled and excited,
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GARRIAGF REPOSITORY.
u M nSnI .AEnrn n n ~

0brusr GIrondelei and GrGpier STREE, and 81, So
0Md SIS CoArn'Oa Street, NsW 0r.sons.
~R - KEEP contantly on haad an assort-
H& ment Of CARRIAGES Of every
wv description, from their own manu-
factory, and from the best manufactures In the
United States, which they offer for sale low for
cash or city aoeeptanees.
They have engaged the services % NJ. y. ~
llohngswo rth, formerly Of the rm Of hessrs >. \.
BOuCr a Co.. YazoO City, as Salesman.
ljuly2S 'Ss-ly
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MARRIED.

On Thursday, November 18th, at the resi-
dence ofthe bride parents, in Franklin county
Mr. LEWIS GIsT, of jackson, and MISS SAL
LIE VAUGHAN, of Franklin county.
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G.NE of the most desirable small tracts Of land in
" Kinds county, Eve miles from jackson, the
State Capital, adjoining the landsof VIM. B. Tsyfr
Esq, containing two hundred acres one hundred
acres in cultivation, enclosed by good fs7cs-a
good wood pasture Of about thirty acres-encl0sod
by good fence--a small comfortable dwelling,
kitchen, smoke house, stable, corn crib -agon shed
and negro cabins, &C.; several never faiing springs
Of good free stone gravel water, peach orchard,
good stock range, (winter and summer.) This Is
as healthy location as there Is in Kinds County.
For terms which will be very liberal TO good
purchaser, Apply to c. LOMBARD, Civil Engin-
Ger, Jackson, Miss or 70 G. r. DICKSON, Post
Master, jackson, Mississippi agents.
Aprii 20 '60--s&w.tf
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New Advertisements.


ElY order Of tha PIehate Court of Kinds county
Id Mississippi, viii sell to the highest bidder,
a credit Of twelve months, with approved surety
in front of the State House, in Jackson Mississippi
on the first
Monday. 7th January. 1861,
Part of ten lssstnres. 56Et, situated on Pas
sagoua street, zaNknf ten lot, two South,
situated Peasl sff8Gts the property Of Michael
Blake, deceased. Tao above property viii be sold
at IL o'clock, A. u. at the place above mentioned
The title OF s. id property is considered good, but
| will convey such title only as is invested in me
as Administrator on said Estate.
JOHN BLAKE,
Nov 20 60-w5E. Administrator.
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MIS-. HNsL9w.-An experienced nurse and fomaie
physsela, has ssgsbing Syrup, for children teetsHg
which xreaty feitatesthe process Of teething by soft
eninr Is gums reducing all inlamationwtll aIlsy al
main is sure TO regulate the bowels Dependupon 1t
mother It viii give rest to yourselves and reliefand
health your Infants. Perfectly safe in al cases &c
vayer,,oment in another eclann- Aug 90 vs-s&wfy.
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ATTENTION


Mississippi Capitol Dragoons.
WOO are invited to join { in full dress uniform,
Il with the Minute Men, in a celebration and
torehight procession to take place Nc lay night
the Goth, inst.
ID Nov is '60-It f. Z. BURT, Captain.
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prncInmation.-s2Oo ReMafd.

PrOeIamation--S2O0 Reward.
EETHhREAS, il appears by informa alton received
w by me, that George X, Churry stands
charged with the murder OF VIM. F. Cooper, aud is
still at large:
Now, THEREFORE. |, JOIN J. PETrCs, Governor
of the State Of Mississippi, do ofer the owe re-
ward tor the arrest and delivery Of the said Geo.
r. Cherry, to the sheriff of Clark county. And
moreover require all officers of this State to be
dilligentin their efforts to arrest said fugitive.
GIVEN under my hand, and the Great
GE4SN Seal of toe State Affixed at jackson, this
@kSE 18th day of November, A. D. 1860, and Of
tho sovereignty of the State, the forty third.
BY the Governor. JOHN J. PETTUS,
G. A. BRoUGHER, Secretary of State.
DESCRIPTION:
Said George X. Cherry is heavy set man
about Eve and half feet high, with light hair
light complexion, blue eyes and downcast look, ant
has the appearance of man that drinks gooC
deal of ardent spirits, as he does)-s about thirt!
or thirty four years old, and speaks generally Low
and gutteral.
Nov 20 '60--tf
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DEBBLE Specs-GoId, Silver and Stes, frsnss,
Il with the best of Scotch and Brazilian foDbla
Glasses. just received by
Oct Is so. J.B. M0REY.
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PREMIUM AWARDED, SILVER Cur.
,OUTHERN FIRE PROOF ROUFI

ALWAYS IN THE AsCENDAHCY.
IRSHE undersigned having purchased of the South
IL ern Fire Proof Roofing Company, the exclus.
i've right TOR the sale of their Roofing. he hereby
notifies all those wishing to purchase, 1T he win
be happy TO saTpy them in this and adjoining
counties, at prices as charged in New Orleans,
freight (only added
With the Roofing, tin valleys and CUTTERS al
together unnecessary. Old leaky shinge roofs
be recovered and warranted not To leak without re-
covering the Shingles. Persons wishing to see tho
article referred to Concert Hail. and Geo Fears
Balcony. both Of which are covered with the above.
all orders addressed to through the Post Offices
Of jackson, Vicksnurg or Canton or lett with MIR.
Jas Wilson, at his Paper and Paint Store, on Capt.
tol street, where samples can be viii be
promptly attended.
JOHN ROBINSON,
Nov 20 G0-w6s I'm. jackson, Miss.
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Later from Washington.

THREATENED RESIGNATION.
WASHINGTON, Nov. IA rumor gains
credit that Attorney General Black; and Sec
rotary of War Floyd, hare informed Presi-
dent Buchanan that they would resignsif he
uphoids Federal laws in the case Of nulhfica-
ton by any State. ~
GEORGIA LEGISLATIVE PR90BEDtNGs.
MILLEDGEv1LLE, November l3.-In the
House, a bill was unanimously passed, appro-
priating a million of dollars to arm and equip
Georgia.
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For sale or Rent.
nucsrTur planAniinr onntain

Just Received. ,,..,
Oh COPIES new edition MeCiaskey,s. a TorS,e@a
~ Text Book. (Sept 'Ool AVnDAs
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FVNHE undersigned ogsrs for sale his plantation
IL situated on the east side Of Pearl Rir n, ~
miles from kSuticells and Westville road.
THIS place contains Eve hundred acres thras
hundred Of which in high state Of cutiSAtio..
ali the land is new and fresh. IL also has a ans
new dwelling house, negro cabins, gin and mill,
stables Nc, embraeingall necessary buildings and
convsnlenees. Terms reasonable.
Sept 10 '59-tf BW THOMPSON.
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r1ArIand sen the beautiful assortmento Of Whit
4 Rlack and variegated corners. marble clockls
,-;,h pas movements. These are the CLOCKS tor
tsme and obviatS the necessity q sending
clocls CONTINUALLY to the shop for repair ,rv
Oct. 20 80
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From. tie JaoEsaa Ae,Us.
II Monster sHeeti1sg at the
Capitol.

A Union Of Parties In Mississippi
for the Sake of the South.
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FOR SALE

CranberrieS.
A VERY fine lot Of Canberries fol sale cheap,
n at III. Ill. Smyth's store, by the barrel or
gallon. Nov 2 '6O-s Il.
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ANGEIos, RESTAURANT,


Angeles RESTAURANT,
n RESPECTFULLY inform the public "a ~
J. generally, that l have opened on Ns&kNV
MAIN STREET nearly opposite the Capt. w.
tol. a FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT,
for the accommodation of oil who may favor me with
a call. ! will keep constantly on hand variety
Of Wines.
Champagne by the Basket. Claret Wine by box
or dozen. Medera, by box or dog. Port, by box
or doz Skerry Wine, Ale and Porter. Havana
Cigars, No. |. Virginia Tobacco.
OYSTERS ard FISH, NrsF4eA
received every day, from New Orleans.
Game of all kinds inits season. Meals served at
short notice. Nov 20 '60-u.
4 NHILDREN'S Cabs, Carriages, Hoby-horses and
~ great variety OF toys just opened.
Nov 20 80. J. B. M0REY.
BASKETS of ali kinds, Bird Cages Coal Oil and
ID Lamps. NeA 20 80. j. B. M0REY.
ERESH Drugs-are continually arriving at
II Oct 10 80. J.B. M0REY'S,
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ORGANIZATION on MINUTE MEN.

Great Enthusiasm and Entire
Unanilnify.
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C1OAL Oil, sperm OIL, Lard OH. Lined on
~ TuEpsaans, AlsohoL yussEsslsee, 1AVAAS q
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PEARL RIVER FARM FOR SALE.

Office to Rent.
VENHE double office No. 81 in second story, vacated
IL by q. T. Swami, Esq,-also large room in
third story. Nova go. MOREY.
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no. TEE J JUSTICE G. P. SMITH
.sprd5<,sedss tba stand, and afer retetlhg
1wsI{iiu, tent Illustrative 81 a views
and - odd bis name to tpaper.-
Il ns ateresting scene, and elrited the
most "a applause. ~
C ia resumed, saying, That's my
spee5 Bthels then stepped forward and
s16Ile their names.
Bin compliance with a motion to that effect,
The char appointed committee to draft suit
xE3ie fea,Iations for the government OF the
Hinute,f en-. said committee being VIM. III.
Estelles6 (. Burt, J. T. Kerr, w. II. Brown.
II. Y. Barr, C. Il. Kickson, and Rich'd
Griffith
On mtion the meeting adjourned till We'd
nesday jght-
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APT. WIN. ". EsTELLE

made Ii concluding speech, which like those
that PRECEDED it aLounded in patriotic seati-
uicnt Like the deep niurmur Of the sub
terranest waters, be said, there was Fixed
differentiation to resist further aggression
He aliued in scathing terms to those who
believed hat fatnosed, thick-Hpped, long heel
ed, kisiy-headed niggers were the equals of
white nm In the late election, in Ohio; four
teen tirnsand Of this sweet-scented race Offset
the yde of fourteenthousand white men. To
remain n fellowship with such States was to
| ackntwedse the negro as eur equal. What
/ are I'D gskg to do2 Waitg They are armed
| apdkoufped, cooked and primed, and are
yo1goilg toswait until they pull the trigger
IF IN %, YOU deserve to be shot.
beece Capt Estelle concluded, the chair.
/ m,n Suggested that paper be placed on the
4 ta,le front for the enrolment of "Minutt
/ ~ n, resnanse To this suggestion
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next addressed the meeting. He couldn't
help feel that Mississippi was safe. lie know
that the blood Of no subject race thEobbedIi IN
the Anglo Saxon heart and knowing tbH he
had an abiding confidence that the bar had
. come when the South would staD< firm and
united, vel supplied as we are 18th the Wis
dom and de sinews Of war. from the Yam
kee North has come the <dea that we are
weak. elIsminate race, AT could not stand q
ten-Inile la.ssee.l tirolzh hot sun. They
seem % tI.ink thst Ear d6stiny IS in the hol.
low Of their hand. eold. calculating and
seii;sh as.they s.e, VI had nothing to expect
from Them en-. Re hoEd something would be
done M 1T lorthyith, ana be hoped his au-
5Ssnes did rstireIvith that settled fxsd de-
$3.50, Riof. Fr,h the Rio Grafde TO the
xsis5t;c ocean f2 people are moving in: the
.s'',5 es,,ss re Southern States " act
80. hv - he had confidence. II ssis-
sim; r sfI Il world iorsake k b the
RIlek ResnyEan's heaven there - place
s 49, bosom for US. az9 genera
s;.,,s' <ss,1 bot blame hiHl kfing them
49, 49, ~ II victory was ID 50.
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Later from South Capllna

The Excitement Continues Uadhted Secs
sion hemtab2et PyobabilityJ Bank Sus-
pensions Seizure Of Goten7nent aims !!
Lincoln Burned in Efigy,
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oYsTERs avid FISH, -

BASKETS of ali kinds Bird Cages. Coal Oil and
ID Lamps. NoA 20 80. j. B. M0REY.
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ERESH Drugs-are continually arriving ut
- Oct 16 80. ]. B. M0REY'S'
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-05

DIsLIKEs TO LOSE 1.-THE Express eontin-
ues to fret and fume about the City Printing
why make so much fuss about losing little
thing like that? Can't you get along with
aut official patronage? Don't you know
that everybody sees through your pretended
INDIGNATION. and knows that it is the loss OF
the public pap that is the matter2 To be
sure at fair rate Of compensation, almost
any Of us would like to get the printing, but
we need not show such tremendous anxiety
about it, certainly.
1t is perfectly ridiculous for you to be put
ting on such an amount of virtuous indisna
ton about what you choose to call partisan
movement Suppose, for the sake of argu-
ment that it was partisan movement.
Why do YOU not become equally indignant
at party movements that benefit instead OF
damaging your Is it any worse because it
happens to injure your exchequer than it
would be fit put money into it? Is moraIi
~ guaged by self interest Where was your
virtuous indignation, when the Board of
Supervisors gave you the County Printing in
the face of a much lower offer from the Ma
rysville DEMocRAr? Fie, fe, Mr.. Express,
have little regard for consistency, if you
please
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-05

ADARINe highway robbery w0s committed
two or three days since in Sacramento, on
the person of Frenchman named NJ. Jardid
He was, says the Standard, passing along on
the way to his lodgings. when he was met
10y three men, one of whom tripped him with
his foot and threw him, and as he fell the
villain made a pass at him with knife,
which barely escaped entering his throat
Fortunately Sardin in the act of falling threw
up his hands and thus warded off the blow
but received a severe cut on two of his fin
gers as soon as be fell the two other robbers
sprung upon him, covered his face so that he
could neither see nor call for aid, and then
robbed him o:all the money he had, amount
ing to S27.