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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-14
HAIR-WORK MADE TO ORDER

u,UE UNDERSIGNED begs leave to inform the
IL Ladies' Of New Orleans and the publc In gen.
efsl, that he is fully prepared to execute any or
der in hisline, such ss Braoess, Necidces, Guard,
Chains, Vest Chains Rings, Drops, Crosses Buttons,
acks, Eorrin0s Hearts, Acorps, SNAKES, Anchors,
Fishes BooLs Birds, Baskets. Horns, Trumpcis. Bar.
rsIs, Iicfwes: also, Fl0wcr Bouquets, Monuments,
Landscapes, Letters, Portraits, dc, DC, dc, In
boekets. breaches or Frames.
The undersigned wishes particularly to bring
10 public notice that he has made new inven-
ton, by which HAIR WorkediH H0toers, Bouquets.
Monuments. dc, DC, never changes color, AS no
gum whatever 10 used and he has thus succeed
ed In finding the means by which to preserve the
Hair FOREVER IN ITS oRIGIsAL STATE. The hair OF
the youngest infant can be worked up by means
OF this process.
Anxious TO secure the patronage Of the Ledies
and the public In general he assures III, IN that
every effort will be made to satisfy tb'ir expec-
tatons in regard TO neatness, Durability and quail
ity, every article Of Jewelry guaranteed.
g A u II o N.
The public are cautioned against species of
imposition in the above uslness, by substituting
work imported from the North aud Europe, and
passing IL on as II executed with the Hair Tar.
nished by customers, therefore parties should be
very careful with whom they trust their Hair. I.
Nv Parties, leaving orders are most politely
requested TO be present, and see their work done.
80 as 10 be convinced that the will get their own
Hair; this will be q satisfaction, which no other
establishment In the City can give, Ce'oaTs 81 tn
position.
&C. Watches and Jewelry Carefully Repaired
and Warranted.
on CON A-D SILVER rAErN IN IxcHAEeE.
Orders from the country Rddr, ssed TO me will
be promptly attended TO.
es- Recollect No, 81 CHARITIES STREET,
you wish 10 get the RIAL uLtR Of your friends.
i. STEUBENRAUCH, Artist,
NO. "a CHARTREss ST.,
Between Canal and Customhouse streets
dar2id-kwy tronerly 81 Royal sire
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-14
LUMBER! LUMBER!!

LUMBER! LUMBER!!
THE undersigned respectfully solicits or
l. ders from builders and the public gem
orally, for seasoned tongued and grooved,
square roofing, both yellow pine and cy-
press-also Sash, Doors, Blinds, Ceiling,
Rough Yellow Pine, White Oak, Hickory
Ash, Yellow Poplar and Gum, all Of which
will be furnished at the lowest prices.
FRANK HUGUET.
feb22 Third street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-14

NECTAR. ED a WIN. BOGEL, would re-
IN specially notify the ladies that they can
now be supplied with the delicious Nectar Syrup
by calling at their Soda Counter. juDsl6
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-14
CAST STEEL.

nGTAG0N, Square, Cast and German Steel
" mars MONTAN d MATTA'S.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-14

WATER CoLoRs.--A large variety
w fer Amateurs, tor sale by
july21 Ed. d WV. BOGEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-14

HUTCH BITTERs-The genuine Boer-
- have's Celebrated Bitters always on
hand at V. HEUDE e. CO.'S
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-14

Oswego Corn Starch.
LN0R making Puddings, Custard-Blanc Mango
l. ETC., new supply lust received direct from
the mandatory aud for sale by
augl RID. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-14
A GARD.

HAVING opened anew, the store formerly oe-
cupied by my deceased father, I take pleasure in
informing his old friends and patrons and the
public generally, that am now prepared to sup
ply them with sny article Of Family Groceries
and Plantation supplies, they may desire, at the
mos. advantageous terms. Hoping TO receive
. liberal share Of public patronage, I remain
Respectfully,
MICHAEL PKENDERGAsT.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-14

L'D& WIN. BOGBL, are Sold Agents for Ayers
IL Cherry Pictorial, BsrsspsrilIa and Pills.
Junel5.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-14

"THE LORD hath created midicines out thi
earth and he that Is wise will not sbhor them.
-IBibe.
A FRESH supply OF Congress, Seltrer and Ar.
IA tesisn wster-just received by
jsn26 ED. a VIM. B0GEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-14
SHOT GUNS
TART TART!

DY THE Keg, Barrel and half Barrel
ID always on hand at
aug15 MONTAN d. MATTA.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-14
TOBACCO! TOBACCOii

lust received fine article Of Chewing
- and Smoking Tobacco at the Drug
Store of V. HEUDE & co.
aprlO
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-14
PORTER AND ALE.
HEATING STOVES
Electro Magnetic Machines.

A GOOD stock OF those never failing Nervous
"A krsdicators, In handsome Mahogany Cases,
at reduced prices.
may6. v. HEUDE 4 co.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-05-17

ApmfrEp - Fla BAG.-5a Mlu3
,as, orr clover yauag 81. ll, q H. ia.
sns d. J. Martin, %eppsasi before J"!l.
'.homp.sn and O number Of members q.
the bar, aud 4f.es dao exla.aa.I .e
.imi,cl to practice. Nctasr d t--H, il
Is vel kaowa. are addicted b. thc 600 c.m.
mon practice Of Appearing % iie Dsr g.
.r.alins Saloons. They are temperate.
rs~n.lonanly member Of society, and r
v sh them well. In re,,ing fees, may iaey
sacecelin getting the ti-fe-n'les.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-05-17
AYnA8tYa

As a taS.n pee, & il, u 3Hatl
ltd health, 20 ies T % .aaw t.e
para,c allhoy.;ic " ef '..isoa p.a
iGcred TO rem. 5 f-r. ie'..
J. Is certainly l1t ~ 5aa4.
,9os i, cpairpa b taa l.r.'h q d. .nla.
& ate hog oorbs5i. Bp some ay
= cherished SPOT vi,A 'ha ".sfa l0y,
lust after : rain. They sal the mr.1u-e
tips upon IT, narhy Water, aal os-a ~.
Is perform their ai!g;.0Bi ,aa.e, 600. 0H
to sl,eir knees. Dry il up. ii' .fup. son -.
hoiy, and lc, us prove to .raEgc's visiting
qAnola that we base q ltila Frtl 81. tu'
appearance % oaF street. l,a. II % ca,
not have rlg,,ii .d.-pa. Itus al' 3.
saye pas.able s,s.s Look 20 ID, At.
TOXIN Mar.hail. We present IL a 49,.
sanea which should be slaiel forthwith
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-05-17

!.soiA CAaRiAaB I%AcTgEr.-lt aT3tis
a. pleasure to mention the fact TIA; VIC
aass in Pamela a earr.ase factory that
70. l. gu; as good work as any other a The
s;s,.. Mr. Le.b9ld has employed No. !
scrknsa, anil tokes g-sa p'ilsib Ga A4iag
ia iae style the vehicles he maaHAciures'
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-05-17

Tat CEoPs.-Ws have gel acs1un s,
since our las, report, from the Geld AM.
GARDEN. The warm weather q the ilsi
petk ias infused new lie and ygor into ths
grow ne crops, and cotton aai Sosn not
pro4.4 70 yisll ~abandan;ly.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-05-17

Pvstr DocraEy1.-ws ara indebted q
car Senator in Congress. Hon. A. G.
Bc-u, for . rauPhls, cory Of tie Report
Of the Secretary Of War, relating to il'
reergsaisss;us of ~ Militia Of tAs tnited
e.soo.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-05-17

Hrw DRres Asp MEp1ctSEs-Sce tas
nsx Advertisement Of ;. Martin s Son, IN
tai. seek paper. They are constantly r-
cerine fresh supplies, and arc prepared to
accommodate you with anything in taei'
line. The ladies' viii fad,hsir a.sOrtuen.
Of Perfumery hard 10 beat
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-05-17

Coon B0ttDfv8.-Evcry one ikes q
cool, clean, nics soarln- horse. T'h
.,an.ial fare. We, l,hs Paal asiJ boa'I
~ Just .ach an cstabli shm.nf. l. u.r orr
tas:s. exactly. Read tie card Q. OUT
fr.ead WA. I. Farmer. sai yen Tll l-a.u
,,aa. We mean By his paragraph.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-05-17

Ear. We are indebted to lien. W. J..
Avery, N. c.. from the Memphis, Tenn,
District, for a copy Of his Speech on "faa
Ac.ressiOns and Dssnionisa Of tie r.
publican party
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TO TIE LADIES.

.sssra,~s sTAI.sa FsS.vAss toEOfsk
ha seves n sol s ~ ere ibr
Etrfs,
UH.-rrrfri r- IL -H't t-n- ri 10, lns 1+a
II iii. 10 ar lnvt 4aia = ui..hs
# the womb. llhssA tittirA ara au diseases
Ipsld nt B. E.malgs
1srsE q 10 .nfsrsEE IEsCT n.
Nulsr 30 f- Iaas BE- 4E1al
ti.r.. It will STIMULATE, stssn n. ai nr
ass .rt aud Gauss sac loom ui aetiA TO m1al-
vsa- chess gain.
lykKY BuIItt Is WARRANTED - 1lFh
StItSt tUtiuN.
rua sigIA.Dtlas.
n -1ar O. IIssa ae .tsY. TaHs. ~ rA
f Nst,etus taf4aH aHl uaae Ha il iW Hf
rsa.t. Decay ~. a ns asati - Is aua % s8
be e1Hvrsai
IRIS BftfcIHC = TAEE.
rtrTluN..-u ss-sJf Usu-z=ss " lais-- us4
nss ,ry 10 pain sp1 tsu was hdisf, sara
I~r4uIatraal. eacl t1.v eau be- eartfs eyes
FL 5 las. as COOL Avol .i men. A. % At-
Leaa'- srsb rias t'.ial. n tass n,'a z
80. n asNa nsIv rsnsis tHss viii rsrifv tHs
h,at ts,rsu ar. aal Al the sane line strs1gtasa
tHs : stem.
tine "A l.s5 -erful tstea svsss m9-nirz. fts,iss.
!. . ..-,aii rrstsutirs fer Chslz-s. thiis nj ,
~. yelllv fever. o- any Trsvsssns disea-s. II :
rut ~ 70 lsrrs kessles.
Ir.ss On, d Psr bss,ls. Or 9 ts.'l.s 'or y.
sy'e Proprietor Fl tbs csrdis'.
A;.s Asksuats vc.c1ais uIl Imminent.
rss,&ssl uepss On he eorDss 4 TssS ~ PM
7rycrn. IL Lena, Nsspuri-
1M ~ IL Psee.a y ~ esfy s1shssl1e1
"a -
V0~ -
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-05-17

q ttfTH ~ Nd'niui-irai IN hs,,n, been grant
~ q f4 fH. u1itrs Tnsi b, tl, prohat. ugst,
b, rilaa lniniy, ~ ms Affti Tenn, 1870, snsas-
: Is lss estate - ias. Al. s~.sph-us, aesrsssd.
sou, 4I f0H lfr he.ehy nutaci 70 have TIER
hs eff4f tui tsgrtslad within the iuns
Iv lag, o. thff al NJ ~ Yer hsrva.
sAs. ~ LAMB. Asn'r.f
Arfi Is, 1850 u .ov.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-05-17


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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-12-01
.HHUAf. IAlL.r

The above caption has become so familiar TO every
tizen Of Pottawatiame County that fails longer
attract their attention. People have come 10 look
upon II matter OF course whe1 a prisoner is put
iGEo "C9ton@ cod he viii leave when be gets ready
On last Sunday night, about e.cven O'clock pfis-
oacgs--one charged with kidnapping, and the other
With assault with Intent to khaying, in their opn-
i1n boarded al the Cognys expense long enough left
IN seic Of better quarters aud have not been
heard Of So IL IL with every prisoner incarcerated in
the old sheilit will more h3d rascal than rail-
pen will ibid water. Every few days Grim inals
arrested sent oj jail aui there comfortably mlin-
tanned at Tie expense Of the County until the
time for the stt;!ng u the Court when psefeyng
,ral, tbey leave 'Cottsuwood," ceremony, II
we had DO jail We would not be at the expense of
boarding eulgris without probability of bringing
them to trai We are at all the expense Of ntain-
ing government with ut any OF the advantages What
dyesltpraa b. keep Sh2riGs. aud MarshsIs and
ofte oi2evs for the arrastns Of offenders against the
peace " society IL We have place to keep the
- when we catch then? IT'S the verest farce
perfect nonsense. Fact Is, "CJt3nwood's" nuisance
decided nuisance and which, for the good order
Of The community aud the pecuuiary interests OF tho
County should be Immediately abated IL we are not
sGia 10 build Jail at least pull down the
old aud then have our psoac taken To nei-hhor
las Counties where they be Kept, or, when they
tel. take their promise TO appear be-
fore the Court. and thon turn them oose-thpse who
would be hed by their word Of honor, would be
ha.d by our Jail. TAis il may be thought would be
giving Justice "a rather slim CHARGE" but Cotton
w,od" atrrds -" better and suggest that the
matter be bransh before the grand inry at its next
stt,ug e he Old iustisut0n' be declared nuisance
and tu-u down
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-12-01
AypCNG LADY OF SPIRIT.

The pupils Of Wheaton Female Seminary.
at Norton, had political meeting on the day
o. the natsonsI election. Some frss rate
speeches were made, and one Of the pupils
SAYS: "It would have pleased any one to
hear the girls spuster." One miss, who We
presume was in the minority when the vote
was taken. having heard several speeches on
the Republican side, said a thought happen.
ed TO come into her mind, and she would give
usterance to it. Getaways knew, said she,
.tha, in the Bible publicans meant sinners,
and a. re means again, suppose Republic
cans mean. another ser Of sinners" She
vas greeted with barsts Of applause from
nearly nil present, Bosom Post.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-12-01
uunuau r0R THE SLOPE.

The news from the Missouri slope is glo-
rious. Democracy is cleaned out and dried
up throughout that entire region. Potta-
wattamie and Harrison are wheeling into
the Republican line; Mills and Fremont
increase their Republican ma critics; Page
gives Curtis lo9 majority, and Amity town
ship in that county gives Curtis "a plumper"
81 votes aud "uary oue' for Cole. Ring
gold is the brightest gem in the Republican
diadem, giving l67 majority for Curtis
while Taylor doubles her majority Of last
year.
Nine cheers for the gallant and indomita-
bic Republicans of the slope.
They understand "skinning" far better
than the Wanted Z. G. Cole, Of whose hide
there seems not fragment left Gate
t,fy
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VIRGINIA

rhS o'j Dominion is preparing Ia take into son.iaeta-
toa the question. The tsserBer has issued
ba prgrlaH,stlen 20 convene AZ extra eos,n Of the
Lssisaiure ono q tae reasons stsen by the EScgu-
tive, ~ tAis action i the election Of a Republican
Presidents suOthcF Is, the sale Of the James River and
ktHssns Canal We think this latter reason shows
sffr sound sjs meUt, the part Of the Governor II
sac rl commonwealth intends euering into The secs
sGD movement, any ather enterprise reqntfuS
money. a 81 hgh time she beEtaius To sell out -
Let them sell tbef canals aud beiS railroads and their
S3bfs ian3s sdi thef Pubir buildings and their pub
s property 81 every al Tea them sell ont the whole
AtC ct sa@tn mgrtEsse thcir ulgSers. and then hire
@hnss'ves oat by the month, and they can probably
Fncy enough, with IiglIe assistance ffem the
Feleta' Government, to pay o their Siste debt and
BE- fHsAci 10 establish an independent sgvefetsaF
4s the das1utsn " H Nest Gfat.ogs Majesty Henry
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MONETARY.

The moaeY market In ibis City. Is becoming merC
aaci though sttU IN very ieverish condition SO
safps,'rE dat ar'b.rs dcRnJte can be s-csrtsisCd
ttP wa2c aaans world IS so sadly drfause that Il
'0Ea 's,aIs tf svA waat dAs bUlaE forth, Nearly
s4he hNnss " thr southern states have suspended
'PsEte Faytavag NBsn Wi 10 very nuru toward
'fHHaS she market The present ''sSare" Is oHly a
ese's paais AMI ueta,ag viii de much to heal the
arrangement Z" Temporary suspension et specie pay
mSDl ty he aaaks throughout the country.
hNAanSe - seilIaz 10 tbis City al per coat, Nij
S' FsFefash the exception ef the following Banks,
~"'A are thfsfHn Quits tsksn at the usual rates -
a"F'Tan kxeaanse Rank Bank Of Aurora; Bank Of
Narsa Granville Hank Bank ef the cpTnmsn~ cath,
Gore Exchange Hank State Bank. at shawneeiown
Ne'aa'' Bank Southern Rank 1t illinois TIE paper
y 0ser western sns all Eastern aud Southern Ranks
" 'sa Al iheB,ukipE Houses IN this City, usual,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-12-01
THE SwARD OF THE LARD AND OF
GIDEON.

The gymuastic exhibitions of South Caro-
hna continue to grow funnier and funner.
The valiant people of Char leston. in their
lev ton to their own damnation, grow
generous. and gorgaously disburse the funds
saved to hay powder. for testimonials to
the old salts who quiz them. Some jolly
skipper has haisted ut her mast small rag
with the devices OF u weed that grows in the
tropics; and sEraightway ;he oyerjoyed cit''
zens present to him precious stick where :
with to crack the heads Of rebeilious deck
hands. 10 order to give sufficient dignity
TO the Rffair to prevent its being a farce,
balligcrept representative of some meeting
house militant is trotted out and promises
to 30 forth TO the strife with the rather an.
tawnnistic rmhlems of his faith and practice,
n bible aud revolver. Bully for him! The
spirit of the old time IL returning; and
Carolina is safe, now that the counsels of
the messengers of peace are so loud for war.
How sublime and appropriate spectacle
will be that charge upon the Uni N by the
holy men vt Carolina. battling for the cause
of their Ethiopian hond.men. and chanting
their frrvent pstltnody with zess that shall
pu, to shame the memory 1T the Ehrhale's
and Ehphazes Of Boutwell, Bridget Hark-
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llOA DARts

We a~ Runaway yesterday run
'""' eAtfitan gentleman Wan hauling wpoi the
s''s sitaa team consisting Of said African seattle
aAa 'sacd ppa a cord Of wood on very dlsplaatcd
sf0 ons large gray horse rather the worse Tor aSc
- N'a,l' asi SeIr spirited, nhale AMI seke Of
's%-'ai 0xsn, ia The lead African gentleman was
'f'~ aise hai epd Of the had apparently eAvious
Everything around hGrn. when ffam some cause cr
@rR'~9foesssy he didn't like his companion. the
- Ssy-sfpesbiy She oxen hal csmmE,tcSi ''overt
" -AaI hRa, Rsaicy deieFulined TO seNet;e. ard iai
~eaf'S'y Rsse "big mese" forward; at the same
-~'' We African gentleman was Observed 10 make
'Pses'ps asati0o, backward, gong ever The hind
zoe saEea. sud tttiklus terra srsa with his
Sa''a *as4 head appeared IA cater the soil aboet
~ -''s av less. Frishssuct at the revolutionary
=" Aalsy. cd gray ecmmcncrd putting away
9A the aSea satus scsred. pulled the cher
- sa' they ssos sSteed upea mere unanimous
" aeiisn, and jus: Africans had resainra
''''''ss n sae wssi they ali >lrugk cut together
zee P'aFie scattering wSssi, wsspn. ami uiScss,
= Pes'st ls,seaes> THE last ne II them,
~AA sts ssili sasai and A:tiSsnus ia hot rarsaii.
. At 'hs 'sp Of bis voice amt &c swlne te
va, S,,l,S
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-12-01
CONTESTED SEATS.

There viii be AZ least two contested seats
in the mex. delegation to Congress from
New York. Nelson Taylor. Of the Fifth
District. though counted cut hy = majority
of 66, claims that the errors and irresulari-
ties allowed against him should entitie him
TO the seat. lie will therefore contest IL IN
the House. In Van Wyek's Distsies. the
majority against St. John is only fifteen,
which the latter claims, can be considera.
bly, overcome by eyyoss among tbs local
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AsfIJSENl.NT.

Our citizens bsve been delightfully."- entertained fer
the Plst three b. the mrth provoking drol-
esct 81 tho HiHil'0e wiScHELL Each night the hall
etos es 10 OVERLOOKING, loss before the hour for
tie show" Ia commence, amt when tho performance
nsei. everybody was satisfied that they hail reserved
thrir Moneys sortb. lie gave his last entertainment
this plars, Ycstoflsy evening", and believe,
leaves to-taY far omaha II there any tolks
taaf way wa renti9usiy opposed 10 laughing
80 nlytsc them 10 keep Themselves ut least three
squares frotn where wtsrHrLL holds forth.
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rHE Panic.

The fact, fsat the nonessy and Commercial, inter.
The country sSsus experience rev.,sion
70 greater less extent, longer be 6ors..a
The vhieh have esaspired bring abo., mi,
result the extent 10 which II may obtain i. M,
pruvince, IoeaIiH 70 conjecture; but th,, ~.
"erisis which vas to hare come Is row ruoa =. !.
teysnf persdreature. and tina, every man, tn,.,.
viii be less effected thereby is equally eer,,
for, panic, whether it be founded upon arr rea,r.
produced merely By fess Of imaginary dsn~a, 4;
always followed By Kindred results .runou. i'm ,,,
nature True, no heavy assres such as ehar,c,erre,
the ersi. Of 81 hare yet essred; bu, steeks have
deprec1tet paper has Teen Niseresi.ed and As n.,.
raj consequence financial embarrassment and failure
uuss follow Bat this depression cannot be otn
ersse than Temporary Taztever nay have conaucec
70 brins shoas sais state 81 asrs krsw that he
esases which are necessary % pscesce pernsnen,
depression AID sfsSnsfla IN trade have nst beea a,
work in he present One Of the mos. na,.,,
cagsss u financial crisis IL oyer-impor;a,l.nc inr
beyond our means in tie purchase Of foreign so1s-
Daring the past few have not been $, doing.
Tae same Iaria, wals, psios 81 aed our nstona,
coaeFs t. ese-f5wlns, Las since that time, yielded
revenue insufficient By several millions annually. 70
defrsy the cur emf expenses the government; This
is the beat evidence that have Of on
wha. cali national exirsyagance is in reality bu,
popular economy The falling or In the revenue -
proof a,once conclusive, tina; no, been sending
macy sbfoad and specie must be accumuiatias 4,
home While this il the eaatinrency can pro-
duee lasting aeraBgnent Of trade. But however tie
interests Of the country large may effected by the
present financial seagen ,e West has certainly bu,
little 10 fear its ntefests eaaHo in any possibility
be Injured b the crash o. 81 At that time our
wealth consisted wholly in Wild lands and town ,ets.
held al fabulous prlcesesery hhg in Imagination in
reality nothing Our only currency consisted in Ne
brassa psper, wkch the first cry hard tlmes''
reat by the EaE, thus leaving without aeiEeEztng
medium G. any k!ad The land-ogaer could Dot sell his
lands, berause whea Money Lecdne scarce people
you'd not invest that ind Of property, and
Ind surplus a nothias else offer business inlme
STACEY came TO 'adeaa sand" But this time our
eaEreasy. though limited IN a2uat, is solid in eharac
ter marketable surplus, though /; might not
paper. show oag Of dgures would territory
Of lard AZ ten dollars per acre, will nevertheless
more in the packets Of tie people; then our surplus
consisted Of the soil Itself which nobody wanted now
OF the products Of the soil hIch n1b1dy can do ghout
Wild iaad may become worthless, but and pork
"iii always command cash.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-12-01
PDH x.

IT'S estimated that more hogs have been fatcd in
renawattamic County tbls Fail. than In any year
.nss 81 The paskiRg season Is NV coming on,
and an unusasIy Large amount Of pork viii be put mp
Hessrs. BALDWIN, PrgHAM & c.. commenced siaggh
tsrps last Wednesday. and other houses will -a9n be
fe,is 70 begin Planners who have hogs sell wili
sg= aaI ready market for them in this City Now
is ths tta,e bring them IN. PORK has been selling
dafiaz The pa.l week, ri four to Eve cents, nett.