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THE STANTON
GOLD MIN E!!

THE ST U N TON
GOLD MTNE!!
GREAT DISPLAY AT
WHITES OLD STAND.
THE NEW YORK BAZAAR
is NOW OPENING
THE LARGEST AND MOST ELEGANT STOCK
OF DRY GOODS 81
Comprising the most suitable and Fashionable For
eign and Domestic
DRESS G FOODS,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. &C., &C.
ON account of the speedy sale of my first stock,
" have again ventured to lay in very handsome
assortment of all kinds of
FANCY GOODS,
care and experience. which will sell at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
and at lower rates
THAN ANY HOUSE IN THE VALLEY,
as my connection with Foreign Markets, afford me
the facility for doing l have also added large
stock of LADIES' AND C,HILDRENS SHOES,
which were expressly ordered for this market, and
which will sell on the most mmodating terms.
"a Come and examine for yourselves. 81
MY STOCK Is NOW READY TO ASTON
c. L. SICHER,
Whites old stand, Cor. Beverly New SITS.
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L.AND FOR Sale.

A BOUT 10000 ACRES OF LAND in the new coun-
IA ty of WEBSTER. These lands are well calculated
for grazing purposes and furnish in their natural
state an abundance of range upon which Cattle,
Sheep and Horses do almost as well as upon the best
sod They are well watered and large portion ofthe
most fertile quality. Large bodies of it lie quitelevel
1t is situated about 20 miles west of the Greenbrier
river mostly the waters of Elk river The Slavins
Cabin and Summersville road runs through consid.
cradle portion of the principal tract. 1t abounds
the finest quality of bitumnous Coal and Camel Coal
has been discovered within few miles it. Several
improvements have been started uponit. The timber
is Sugar Tree, Lynn, Beech, Walnut, Chestnut, Oak
and the finest Poplar in Western Virginia.
The title is unquestionable
1t will be sold in lots to suit purchasers.
Any one seeking to make investment in lands
will do well to give them examination before pur-
chasing they will be sold bargain and
easy terms
REFERENcEs david Golf, Esq, Beverly; John s.
Hoffman, Esq, Clarksburg John W. Warwick, Clio.
yer Lick, Pocahontas.
These lands will be offered at private sale until the
End day of the Circuit Court of Randolph county.
MAY 25b, 1862 when, if they not disposed Of
they will be sold at that place to the highest bidder
by commissioner in chancery appointed for that
purpose. Apply on the premises to
H. G. MOORE.
address Fork Lick, P. O., Nicholas Co., Va.
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Spring Garden Township, York CO., Pa,

Spring Garden Township, York CO., Pa,
sa 4 May IL, 1859. I
This is to certify that we have in use Gabriel
Watchers Patent Diamond Point Mill Burr Dress.
take pleasure in recommending it to millers. 1t
comes up fully to what it is recommended to be In
grinding faster and making far superior article of
-four than with the old. d. CRAUL.
York, Pennsylvania. May 16 1859.
We purchased of j. F. Latshaw the right to use G..
Watchers Patent Diamond Burr Dress: we have six
pair dressed and so far they have given perfect salts
faction. P. A. S. SMALL.
The advantages of this mode of Dress may be brief
ly summed up as follows:
1st On this system any person of any ordinary
mechanical skill, dress pair of Burrs after lit
tie instruction and practice.
I'd. After putting the burrows in proper order, the
Burrs be kept in order by the labor of from one
two hours every ten days or two weeks. person
can crack pair of Burrs in an hour. Burrs have
been run satisfactorily, with dress. ten days,
night and day, without taking them up! and have
performed nearly double as much work with the same
power, and in the same time.
3d. 1t is much easier to keep the Burrs in face on
our system. We dispense with the use of the pick
entirely, except in dressing the burrows, and high
CLASSY spots the face, which have to be taken off
with very sharp pick.
less than fifteen to twenty cents per barrel than is
possible with the old Dress and of better quality.
The saving in labor, time of the MILL cost of picks
and quantity and quality of Flour, in the aggregate
must be very large item, sufficient in itself to con-
stitue the difference between successful and unsuc-
cessful business.
Having purchased the above described patent for
the counties of Berkeley, Frederick, Shenandoah,
Rockingham, Augusta, Rockbridge, Botetourt, Bed
ford Albemarle, Campbell, Page Warren, Clarke and
Jefferson, will sell reasonable terms Mill or Coun-
y Rights. My father ISAAC HARRISON, is authorized
to make sales for me.
have been using the Diamond Dress for three or
four weeks and fully satisfied that it has ali the
advantages it claims. Circulars with cut showing
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ANNOUNCEMENTS. :
JUDICIAL ELECTION.

:. We are authorized to announce DAVID FULTZ
ESQ., candidate for the Office of Judge of the Circuit
Court for Amherst Augusta Bath, Nelson an
Rockbridge counties. s
Jan. "a, 1s6O* Lex. Gaz. and Valley Star copy and
charge this office. r.s.,t
~ Judge LUCAS P. THOMPSON is candidate
for reelection to the Office of Judge of the 18th Cir
cult of Virginia. .sr
March 20, 1860.
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This is to certify that James E. Price bought of j.
F. Latshaw Watchers Patent Diamond Dress for the
use of his mill, in which have charge of the Burr
Dressing, must say that it is much superior to any
other Dress have ever saw. 1t enables to grind
much faster with the same power greatly increasing
cheerfuly recommend it to mlllers being unsur-
passed in every point. We have been using the
Dresser over six months JOHN BRANEY.
Brandywine Mills Nov. 26, 1858.
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Price $50 per Ton Of 9, 900 lbs

tizer to their crops last fall highly satisfactory
so much SO, indeed as to convince that our So
tubS Phosphated Peruvian Guamo will, ere long, be
altogether used IN this section, substitute for
the Peruvian Guano, which, a0thout the addition OF
PhosphGtes tends rather to exhaust than permanent
ly improve the soil.
Alexandria Nav 1850
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NOTICE TO CONTROVERSIES pro-
IN posals will be received by the undersigned until
ngs at the Va. Military Institute. The work to be
done viii embrace some 100000 bricks, and will
respond in style and finish with the present Cadet
Barracks Proposals will specify the rate per thou
sand for the brick work-and specific prices for the
wood word in detail. FRANCIS 81. SMITH. IS
Supt. Va. NJ l. &.
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AURORA, Indiana, July 6, 1858.
This is to certify that G. hatcher has dressed two
Burrs for us with his Patent Diamond Dress, which
consider verydecided improvement over the
old Dress and the yield of -four is increased at least
three pounds to the bushel OF wheat also less power
is required to the mills with this dress than with
the old mode. T. & J. w. GAFF
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Whites old stand, Cor. Beverly New SITS.
Staunton, May /, 1860.

NEW ARRIVAL.-I have just received large
In addition to my stock of HARDWARE. making
my assortment extensive and complete, comprising
articles in use by Farmers Mechanics and House
keepers, all of which will be sold at the lowest mar
ket rates. Merchants wishing to- replenish their
stocks are requested to examine my stock of goods
and prices they will be able to pdrchase prices
about the in the Cities especially in all Amer
lean goods. GEO. e. PRICE.
Stanton. Nav l. 186O-Vin copy all
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JAMES b. SKINNER, ! .
JNO. G. NICHE, ooin rS'

A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-As Admins
II traitor of David McNair, decd, will, on Tues
day the 10TH day of May, 1860, at his late residence,
about three miles north of Churchvle proceed to SELL
public auction, the interest of the said David Nc
Nar, (Which is one-half, in the following PERSON.
III PROPERTY, VIZ: Several good Work Horses,
Colts, Mich Cows, Stock Cattle, Sheep and Hogs,
Yoke of Oxen, Farming Utensils and Household and
Kitchen Furniture. All of the property is valuable
TERMs.-Cash on all sums under SIS, and credit of
six months all sums that amount the purcha-
ser giving bond and approved security.
JAMES N. MoNAIR, Admir-
of D. McNair decd
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AURORA, Sept. IL, 1858.
This is to certify that G. hatcher has dressed three
run of stones in merchant mill with his Diamond
pointed Dresser. From proof OF its would re-
commend it to all mlllers; we would not be without
it. as we consider it far superior to any other Dress
M. SIEMANTIEL Il Co.
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GREEN BANK MILLS, End month, 5th day, 1859.
This is to certify that l. some two months since,
bought of p Latshaw Watchers Patent Dress, and
fully convinced that it zone of the valuable
improvements introduced into mill. can full
| ly double my grinding in quantity with the same
power, and make at least pounds to the bushel
-four, the quality of which much superior. can
also say, in consequence of it, my custom has greatly
increased. l do consider it the mllers friend.
EVANS PENNINGTON.
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Cincinnati, Ohio, Sept Is, 1858.
This is to certify that have examined G.. Match
er's Diamond Dress. and consider it has decided
superiority over any other dress now in use. l
practical miller and have been engaged in that bust
ness all my life practically, which enables to
commend the Diamond Dress to all millers and mill
owners believing that it will stand its merits.
WILLIAM HEMPHILL.
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IURK q OUSHINGs AuCLIUHteIS. y
May l. 1860.-2t
DUBLIC SALE OF REAL & PERSON
i AL ESTATE.-By virtue of decree of the Cir
cult Court of Augusta county pronounced the 2sth
day of November, 1859, in the of Benami Irvine
against VIM. Jordan and ais, will proceed the
premises, in Mt Scion, ON Saturday, the 26th day OF
May, 1860, to sell the no USE AND LOT belonging
to VIM. Jordan, adjoining J. M. McCue and J. L. Nc
Guffin, and the following Personal Property, viz
A set of Wagon Makers Tool, his Household and
Kitchen Furniture, also one pale red Cow.
TERMs.-For the Personal Property, cash for all
sums of IS and under, and for all sums over SIS a
credit Of six months taking from the purchasers nego
table notes satisfactorily endorsed and for the Real
Estate enough in hand to pay the costs of suit and
sale and the balance upon credit of 6, IL and Is
MONTHS the purchaser to give bond and good security
and the title to be retained as ultimate security.
s. M. CRAWFORD, Comm'r.
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York, Pennsylvania, May IA, 1859.
We have Watchers Patent Diamond Dress on pair
of Burrs in P. A. s. SmalPs Spring Garden Nils in
York Co. 1t gives pleasure say 1t is greatly
perior to any other Dress | know of and that we
can grind onesthird more wheat with the same pow
er, making better article OF -four.
Signed u S. SHEFFER
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Indianapolis, June IA, 1858.
We hereby certify that we have used and are now
using Mill Burrs with the dress patented to Gabriel
hatcher, under the date of April 81 1858, and that
find them in all respects very greatly superior
any other dress with which we are acquainted. Mr..
Watchers Improvement is regarded fully perform
ing all that is claimed for it, and being very much
preferable toa mills wishing to turn out extra -four
at great reduction of expenditure.
JOHN PHILLIP,
CHARLES BARNITz
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York. Pennsylvania. Nav l

1OTK, fenHSy IVdHId may To, lo05.
This is to certify that we now have Watchers Pat
ent Diamond dress on pair of Burrs in the Colds
borough Mill, belonging to the Messrs. Smals of
York We are grinding one-third more wheat with
the same power, and make better article of -four.
have no hesitation to recommend the Dress to all
Millers. Copy JESSE Law.
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MARRIED.,

In Wheeling, on the 25th ult, by the Rev. DIR.
Weed Mr. Fl. L. OPIE JR.. of Staunton, to Miss JULIA
G. PAUL., of the former place.
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the Dress the face of milestone may be seen at W.
B. Walters and Rosenbergers stores or at VIM. Syg-
mans Factory,at the Depot, Winchester. Address
me at Berry's Ferry, Clarke county, or my father,
Isaac Harrison, at Winchester.
r. r HARRISnN
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-05-08

DISTOLS.-Ih have just received supply OF the
il Repeating Pistols comprising all the best ana
ed to examine. The prices are much reduced.
Staunton, May /, 1850. GEO. +. PRIZE.
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THRUST SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
l. Under the provisions of deed executed to me by
John Yates shall proceed, in Mt. Sidney, Friday,
the 18th dag Of Nay mert, to sell at public sale to the
commodious House and Lot in Mt. Sidney, now in the
occupancy of Maj Yates, and purchased of David Link
TERMs.-One fourth in hand, and the balance in e.
dual instalments at IL and lS months bearing inter-
est the purchaser to give bond and good security and
the title to be retained as ultimate security.
April 10, 186O.-tds N. K. TROUT, Trustee.
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will, at the same time and place, and on the same
terms. join in the above sale of my interest," the other
half) in the above mentioned property
- GEORGE T. McNAIR
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DUBLIC SALE OF HOUSE AND IOI:@
i By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of Au-
gusta county, in the case of Hendren Trustee, VS..
McGufn and ais, will proceed to SELL on the prem
ises in Mt Scion, on Saturday. the 26t dag Of May
$780, the House and Lot lately occupied by E. L. Cur
tis adjoining the lands of VIM. Temple and others, ON
the following TERMS viz $50 and the costs of suit and
sale in hand, and the balance credit of months
from the day of sae the purchaser to execute bond
and good security. S. M. CRAWFOKD, Comr.
May l, 1S60.--tds
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DEAL THREAD, Black French Lace, Hermann and
N other Wells of splendid quality at
Stanton April 5, go ID. A. KAYSEK ..
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE,
The REV. J. J. GLossBRENNER will preach at Union
Church on Sunday next.
May s, 1860.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana, Centre Mills, /

INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana, Centre Mills,
January z, 1858.
This is to certify that we have in running order
several Burrs with Watchers Patent Diamond Dress,
of the age. The great saving Of time and labor is
highly important item to say nothing of the quality
of four which is much superior to that made out of
the old mode of dressing. There is also difference
of two three pounds to the bushel which is anoth
er great object. We would highly commend it to
persons in the milling business. We would not be
without it. We have six run of Burrs, and will have
the Diamond Point Dress on all. It's duration is un
equalled. We have been using one diamond ever
since it was patented. JOHN CHARLES & Son. #
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-05-08

e00 PAIR Mems, Women's, Misses and Boys
MUI SHOES Just received and for sale low at
wv TAYLOR & HOGE'S.
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VTTSES AND ANVILS.-Wrght's Patent Solid
v Horn Anvils Wrights Solid Box Vises, Kings
Stock and Dies, Best Smiths Bellows, Horse Shoes.
Nail Rod Nails Rasps, Files Shear Cast and Blister
Steel, just received and for sale. ,o ,
Staunton, May l, 1860. GEo u. fhICE.
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Broadway Mills, Louisville, KY, July %, 1858.
This is to certify what we have made with Match
ers Patent Diamond Point Dress pair of burrs in
our MILL We run the burrs for 70 hours without Ia
king them up, with inferior quality of new wheat
making 450 bbls -four. The burrs ground faster than
before, with the power, cleaned their bran
better, and made less middlings. The burrs were
still in very ar h condition M when taken n up and
er The crack made with the Diamond was in most
places still distinct and perfect.
BENZ. F. CAwTHoN, Proprietor,
T. G.. LowD, Miller.
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A TTENTTON OFFICERS OF THE 32nd
N REGIMENT.-The training OF officers OF the
32nd Regiment will commence in Staunton, on Mon
day, the l4th day of May. The Regimental Muster
will take place at Fishersvlle Friday the 18th OF
May. BY order of the Col. Cemmandant.
A. G McCUNE,
May l, 1860, AdJt 3Znd Regiment.
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RAIN AND GRASS SCYTHES.-Engllsh
(T Wadron Grain and Grass Scythes;
American do do do do do
Grain Cradles Rifles, Whet Stones, Snaths, &C.,
&C. lust received and for sale.
Staunton, May l, 1860. GEO. L. fhlCE.-
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MULCH COWS.--Persons wanting FRESH
Nl MICH COWS can be supplied by-applying to
JAMES W. CRAWFORD.
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NEW BOOKS.-Lectures on the English Lam
IN guage by George p. Marsh; The Pioneers,
Preachers and People of the Mississippi Valley. by
VIM Henry Mlllburn; The Biblical Reason Why
Life's Morning; Lfe's Evening; Gold Foil. Hammer
ed from Popular Proverbs, by Timothy Titcomb; The
StiluHours or Communion with God by Austin Phelps.
Staunton, May /. 1860. r. COWAN.
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CAUTION The public are hereby cautioned not
u to trade for receive negotiable note for $780,
executed by us, dated March 26, 1860, and payable
payable either at the Central Bank of Virginia at
the Bank ofthe Valley at Staunton 1--WE
which) AS said note given by us to VIM. ID.
Rodes in part payment for negro, warranted sound,
but which has proved unsound, we will not pay this
note unless legally compelled
Staunton, May L, 1860. A. e. BLEDSOE co.
COUNTY CLAIMS.-In obedience to order
L of the county Court of Augusta, county a
dopted at the April term, 1859, ali persons having
claims to be levied for the June term next,
are required to leave them, duly authenticated, at
the Clerks Office or before the 1st day of June
blanks for Road Claims can be bteined at the
tv office KENYON HARPER, !
VIM. A; BELL; Gomez.
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OORD REGIMENT.-TheT Training Of Officers
10 belonging to the 93rd Regiment will take place
in Staunton on the 14th, 18th and 10th of May All
Officers required to appear on parade IN full uni
form with white pants.
The Regmental Muster will take place in Middle
w. s. SPROUL,
Col. 93rd Regiment.
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~ ARDEN TOOLS-We have on hand fine
" assortment of Garden Tools, such as Spades,
Forks Rakes, Trowels, sets of Tools &C., which we
will be pleased to show our customers
WOODS & GILKESON.
Stauuton Anril 10 1870
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nHYSTCIANS can always be supplied with a ful
assortment of Medicines of the BEST QUALITY at
DR., H. s. EICHELBERGER'S.
Jan OK 20
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-05-08

CTATIONERY.- Foolscap, Legal, Ladies French,
y English and American PAPER. Also Pens. Pen
ellis, Envelopes Visiting Cards, Portfolios, Blank
Books, and every article usually kept by Staoners
can be purchased at very reduced prices at
WALTERS New Store.
S+oun+on Anr;l ~ 1860 Beverly Street.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-05-08

~ ROTTND AND ROCK PLASTER.-25O
(T tons BLUE WINDSOR PLASTER. For sale
~ WINS p N POWELL & CO.,
''o+ OK Union Hall Building.
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A FEW very handsome Honiton and Valenciene
n LACE SETS and COLLARS, with large stock
of French Work just received by d. A. KAYSER.
Staunton. March o. 1850.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-06-02

! - No. --4 r x Is =
Tux Tear AT the polite limitation 81
. friend, we took acarriage ride yester,
day evening ITO the other side 81 Jordan
There was q splendid assemblage Of tue
dignitariss Of the far,otf land; and to
our astonishment, horse-race was an
nounced, Two ponies, weighing abous
two hundred and twenty i1e each, were
placed on the track. heavily mounted A
mile was measured, and the enthusiasm
Haa tremendous as the gelding came out
9 length and neck ahead Of tho painting
little mare We could only sport an old
verge, without second or even minute
hands, and could not give the just time.
But an experienced and calm-minded
friend declared t'ths mile run in min. 80
seconds; the quickest time on record /"
Talk about there being no sport in Utah.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-06-02

Why was Il else, that, acting as the no,
nored representatives Of the Goddess 81 Iihsrty,
they 1.-THE Republican fathsrsl choose the eagle
Is our national Standard bearer, .75'
And gave into his mighty hand
The symbol Of her chosen land
the star spangled hammer I, Daiy GloS. s5-
VIZ arc glad that We are not respon.
sible for the maxim which incnlcates tina,
the fight Of the eagle, aud ito lowering
over a land or city. Is en- emblem or pre-,
ludo to greatness and power, or else il
would - cnce be 1ttsibuteS TO Is d
being reasonable But since the fiight
.of the eagle has. from time fmnlsmorial,
besn considered by both Christians and
heathons As being directed BY the divine
will, we venture to relate . strange oasta
that occurred with u on the morning or
Wednesday last. Our attention was
attracted BY some Gentle gentlemen oTer
our sanctuin and around the cupola of
the building, who seemed TO be so iltenss-
y engaged that they could not take Tins
to return our usual salata.ion. This, with
the fact Of their hayiug obtained access
to enr observatory unknown to u, created
come inquiry in our minds. We asked !
friend standing by, what all this meant.
He said, "You see that eagle. and you
rsln.mber reading in the Globe Of the
23rd Of April, Of three eagles having
been seen towering over the Federal
City. on the evening Of the day that the
Democratic Convention met, and that the
ominons birds separated. one flying over
70 the nlggerssOrshippSrI. the other two
flying towards the niger owners and mule
drivers Yes, yes" we replied, 1--WE
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-06-02


THk 0uTwARD-RorkD MAIL Yesterday
morning, the Eastern mail left our city
for St. Joseph, having, as We have beer
informed, only two mail sacks Of matter
which our informant states were not safely
placed inside the coach, rsither were
they lashed securely under cover 10 the
box, but we're placed on the througher
braces Of the coach, without so much as 4
raw hide tug to bind them on with: This,
| il true, and VIC believe onr Information is
correct. accounts for the wet and torn
Eeondition Of those few papers Ne received
by The last Eastern mail. and probably
for the scanty number or our exchange
list. A reformation in these things il
loudly demanded; and timely attention
70 i, will produce agreeable reflections,
while 4 reckless course may be productive
Of an unpleasant future. ID. n.
II ia = \ : b ~