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Trustee's Sale.

pY VIRTUE OF A DIED OF TRUST,
II me by G. Roller and wife, and duIy re-
corded IN the Recorders omes OF MaFshaII
county. Wet Virginia. Ehan on Monday
J une 18Th, lsoe, Al the hour Of ten O'Clock q
m In the town Of Cameron, Marshall coun.
~ West Va proceed 10 sen an ths STOCK IN
trade and the fixtures in and belonging 70
the Drug Store Of sad o. Roller, for cab.
tue as Is conveyed 70 me By said deed o.
business, this Is rare OPPORTUNITY AZ IN 8 10
cation Is most eKeeIlsnt one. For further
information call AZ this once.
ie1-1me JOHN b IYDICyE TTn=4aa
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DENoCRAcx, In our country, can
mean nothing more that a strict nd
herenee to the spirit aud meanIupr of
the written constitutiou.-Reoister
Whether 1t ''can" or not, .Denos.
raey" does mean great many oiher
things than this. It !sa word wherein
there are great possibilities Of meaning
II meant armed treason to the Copsti-
tuition from 1851 10 1865. What it
means now Is hard to say. What it
may mean after the New York Conven.
ton 1t is still harder TO predict.
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oxE John Fighter having been ap-
pointed a delegate from Harrison
county TO the Grafton Convention,
the Clarksburg Conservative hastens
to explain that It Is not the noted
guerrills John Fighter. It is a
cousin. We beg pardon, Mr.. ConSer-
vatire, but you have nominated the
wrong John. Your delegate fully sym
pathIzed with the bushwhacksr, but he
lacked the latter's manliness and cour-
age. John Fighter, the bushwhacker,
is much the best man OF the two. as you
must have learned from your acqaint-
ance with him in the confederacy. He
stays at home, demeans himself like n
good citizen and frankly says he has
no claim TO the political privileges
which his cousin John and yourself
claim tor him. He remembers there
was a rebellion-a thing you and your
party seem to forget
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I. IRWIN.
For Sale:

ON THURaDAY, THE sra DAY oF
" July, a. d. 1s55.
By virtue Of deed Of Tr1st dated the snb
day OF October, a. D. 1S67, made by JoFln a
SANCTION TO WtIltam KfheidaneF, FTuE4ee
and recoIded IN thu RscoEdsEis- once 81
ONO county West Va, In Book NUMBERED
y foil 80 VIII sen on THUExDAT, THF
sEH DAY or July, 1873, eonarnsncinz A. 10
o'clock, g. NJ At the front door OF fhe CyrrTT
House Of Ohio county, 70 the hiEhesf kiIiieT
at public auction, al the ItRht ute and fr-
teTest legal and equitable Of John a SznsS-
ton In the estate Of Jefferson L. SanEsI0n
deceased, las e mentioned and described II.
said Deed ofTrust-l
Terms OF Bale-CAsH.
ceiling as Trustee 1 viii conway 70 ths
Purchasel only sueh title a Il vested IN ne
W. RIHELDAFFER,
Jesus
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DIED,

PAULL-ou saturday at 1gS< O'Clock, OF
consumption, Mr. LrBBH O. PAUL., vile Of
OF tins city.
The funeral viii taEs place this, (AIo1dsy)
afternoon at O'Clock from tho residence Of
her father, Mr.. Barnet zook, on Quincy ST ,
between 5lh and 7th. The friends OF the
fa1niIy are respect 'ully invited to attend. .
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Iris stated that the leading article in
the New York World repudiating Chase
was the result OF sharp remonstrancs
from Democratic members Of Congress,
the substance of which was that the
World was placing the party in false
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THE Morsantown Constitution goes
back on Ben. Smith aud now deyotes
a long article 10 advocating Hon. w. G.
Brown as the Democratic nominee for
Governor. II is understood that q reIa-
tive of Mr.. Brown Is one of the editors
OF the CONSTITUTIONS fact that may
help explain the article referred to. 1t
really matters but little, so far as the
result is concerned who Is nominated
at Grafton, bot the Democracy wilt
hardly choose to run through the cam.
paign with snch an "old man of the
sea'' as "BnIy Brown" on their shonl-
ders
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vALLASD1oHAM takes a step for
ward. he announces his conviction
that negro is not only capable OF ed
ucation, but he should be educated.
BE denounces as monstrous the declA-
ration of a brother Democrat that It IS
a ain to teach a negro TO read. The
negro, he says, is not a brute. Fur
thermore, Mr.. Yallandigham says that
IL the fact OF his allowing the managers
of a colored University to use his name
as n reference constitutes him ''nigger
school master" he every freely accepts
the trust" What is this world coming
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HAPPY HARRIAGEs.

I. Essays zoR YoUSe MEx, on the Erors.
Abuses and Diseases, which create impede
menIs to Marriage, with the humane view
OF treatment and cure, and In sealed letter
envelopes free of charge. Address, HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, Pox p, Philadelphia.
Pa. 1ss myls.3mdSF
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AsoFnra and better report reaehea
as from Mississippi. Gen. Mcdowell
Is said TO report TO Gen. Grant that the
State has probably ratihsd the Consts-
tuition and elected the RepubIicani
ticket.
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A CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEES ON the
health OF WashinEton reports that there
is n vast amount OF corruption In the
city canal. enough 10 poison the at
mosphere. The worst corruption In
Washington Is not In the canal.
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mnSIGHr.

Screaming at the top Of its yoiee- distnrhs
All the sleepy heads Of the house, and your
neIt-door neighbor. How often you hear
the thoughtIes remark, "a Choke that squal-
ling BabyP Now. this Is very unktnd Of
you, my friend. Once you had just such
time Testhing, Cholc. Pain, Fretful, Wake
ful Fever, Bowels dIstnrbed. No Sleep for
child or parent. A long night Of watching,
and weary morning davns, bringing No
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For Sale.
Fifty Building Lots
WHEELING ISLAND,


A SUBSTANTIAL STONE WINE HOUSE
"a and cellar $50 eighty feet long by (agj
twenty feet W1decapactfJ nearly thirty thou
sand 9.0Ql gala together with CoOopraRe OF
ABOUT the same capacity. PRESSES and
other fixtures nec8ETy Tor manufacfurinS
Wine. Though built for wine cellar Il Z
equally Wen adapted for msuufAcfurinz and
storing lager-beer. With this win be sold
about four acres OF land on which Is also
erected, adjoining the Wine House, q good
name CWo-story dwelling house Of elkhI
rooms and large stable nearly new, Inc
whole - oneTe1tloT les than The cost Of the
Improvements
Any person desiring to engage In rnanufae-
turing WINE or LAGER-BE should can
and Sc this property before investing eke-
The BUILDING LOTS onared are the
most desirable Island lots now In the market
and VIII besoId Al low rates on easy terms
Ih5 above embraces that portion OF the
Island Vineyard running east from the Fair
ground to the river.
For further information apply al 80. -
Main street, up stairs, to
Hprl4 JSO. P. GlGCHRlSF.
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Try ONE BOTTLE OF
1AUaHLIN's ISFANT ooRDIALIl

Baby rests swee,ly; the little teetheome
through nicely; Mamma Is rested; Papa Is
ready for breakfast, and your neighbor VIII
not say, Hang the Baby" but blessed be
Laughlin's Infant Cordial. Only 8 cents
Bottle. marlS.
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Dissolution OF Partnarshin-

NIHE PARTNERSHIP. HEREToFoFE
i existing under the dFm name OF ChSr-
man q o., mRnufnctnreFs OF Slows arsfl
HoIloW-ware (0diee and Warehouse No ~
Monroe street. FonndTy wheeling IslaIidl
The bnstness IN future VIII be carried IN
by NEessES Lynn, R0kill a CO., who are en-
powered 70 adjust and collect All debts due
the nEzn OF CEapuaan 4 Co THANKFUL for,
the PATRONAGE heretofore extended 10 the Old
FIRM, we ask q continuance OF the same to
= '-,i. HENRY D. CHAPMAN.
- trrl ALE4- HUkIIL -
WHEKLrSG, W. Va. June sd, 1855. j.
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THE votein the Senate last Thursday
on passing over the Presidents veto
the bill for the admission of six OF the
Southern States was the following:
YRAs-Messrs. Cameron, Cattell,
Chandler. Cole, aconkIing, CONFESS,
corbeit, CragiD, Drake, Ferry, Freling-
huysen, Harlan, Howard, Howe, Nc
Donald, Morgan. Morrill, OF Maine,
Morrill, of Vermont, Morton, Nye, Pat
terson of New Hampshire, Ramsey,
Ross. Sherman, Sprague, Stewart
Sumner, ThAyer, Trumbull. Van Win
kls. Wade, Wiley, Williams, Wilson,
and Yates-S5.
NAYs-Messrs. Bayard. Buckalew,
Davis, Dooliille, johnson, McCreery,
Patterson of Tennessee, and Wick
eTs-S.
AEsESr-Messrs. Anthony, Dixon,
Edmunds, Fessenden, Fowler, Grimes,
Henderson, Hendricks, Norton, Pome-
roy, Rice, Salisbury, and Tipion-l3.
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TINS Morgantown O0nStittition comes
squarely ont in favor ofrepudlation.
II is more frank than our Wheeling CO.
temporary though not more thoroughly
devoted TO the accomplishment of the
same end. The Constitution says:
$50 far as we are concerned, we will
not support any man for once who is
not in favor OF taxation OF bonds. re-
tion. This latter Is the deTnSe1 resort.
This is Justice, and this we demand in
the name of the laboring interests of the
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TO all Whom it Nav Concern.

10 I'll WHO'LL IL may GOnc6Pn.
THE WAKEFIELD COAL AND SALT
i Company. q corporation existing under
and by Vtrtne OF the laws OF the Stats OF
Kentucky, by act of its Legislature, RpprOY-
ed 18th or February, a. d. 1885,, and also an
amendment 70 said act approved February
18th, A. ID. 1858, whereby certain powers,
privileges and franchises are conferred upon
said company for the Improvement OF the
Big Sandy River, and ioI the development
hereby give notice that they viii apply to
the Legislature of the state OF West Tfr-
GINA, now in session, for the confirmation
and adoption of said chatter Rpd amend
ment, or q charter embracing the same
rights, powers. and privileges.
By order oTthe Directory:
CHARLES s. DARLINGTON.
PTes't OF War11eld Coal and Sait Company
WHEELDG, June %, 1858. Je2p-2Ed"
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For sails Tor HaIf ImV wanna

A SMALL FARM CONTAINING so
~ acres, within two miles OF CFusafls
MIL Sou goods-3 acres In cultivation,
The growing crop VIII be sold with the land
II desired. Prospect hattsrirg for an af1p-
JeIe IRWIN
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A REPUBLIcAN Congress promised
The American people to wage war for
the restoration of the Union, whlch IN
ion they now keep sundered for selfish
party, and corrupt puTPoses.-RegtsteT.
The Republican majority in Congress
has Iabored increasingly for three
years to bring about the restoration OF
the rebellious States TO the Union /; but
a Democratic President, seconded by
the Democratic party. has until lately
been able to neutralize and thwart all
their efforts.
A little over fortnight ago, the Re
publicans passed two bills restoring to
their proper relations with the Union
seven OF those States. Every Demo-
Graf in each House voted against the
passage OF both bills and in the House
their leader, Mr.. Brooks. of New York,
when the first bill, admitting Arkan-
sas, Was on its passage, presented
protest against it, sIgned by every
Democrat in the House. The Demo-
cratic President vetoed both these bills,
and every Democrat who voted in each
House voted to sustain the veto. The
Republican two-thirds passed the bills
over the heads of the Democrats and
restored the seven States to the Union.
Now who Is trying to consummatea and
who TO thwart reconstruction?
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THE Convention of the Young Mems
Christian Association, at Detroit, in
their session Friday adopted Tesoln-
lions that the Convention heartily ap-
prove OF lay preaching, not because IL
considers lay,nen better preachers than
cIergymen, but because the preaching
of the Gospel TO the whole world is too
large n work for the minister alone'
aud too important TO be left undone;
that the qualifications of persons 10
preach ought to be earnest piety. UNI
stained character, good sense, apiness
to teach; and that services should be
short and varied, TO be aided, ifpossible,
by band Of singers, and brothers to
pray and exhort.
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A NuS1c1PAL row

At the trial of Major Richards before
the Police Commissioners, Friday even
ing, on charges preferred by the Con-
seryatiye Councilmen, a dispute arose
between Mayor Bowen and Ex-Mayor
wallach. The former accused the lat
ter of falsehood, Whereupon Wallach
struck Bowen heavy blow In the
mouth. He was Immediately arrested
and held 10 bail to answer charge Of
assault and bAttery
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Gov. SEYMOUR IN his speech before
the Democratic Association in New
York a few evenings since, reiterated
the views of his Albany speech last
Autumn, as against the Pendletonian
plan, and going still further, he pro-
uouueed for the permanence of things
as they are, opposing equally any ex-
pansion by the unwise issue of more
greenbacks, and the contraction OF the
present volume of the currency, em-
barrassing public and private inter-
ests. This is the policy which our Re-
publican Congress has Inaugurated,
and its effective and cordial endorse
ment by Mr.. Seymour was quite unex.
pected. BE also approved the sugges-
ton that the new bonds be issued at
a lower rate, as having the effect ito re-
duce taxation and bring our currency
up to the value of specie" It is be-
Iieved in New York that this speech
will be the keynote of the Democratic
Convention.
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Nouna

A LII PERSONS KNOWING THEM
"a selves indebted 10 PaTtridgeS GALLERY
VII pleaAe cali and settIs before July Ist..
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Mew adpfrfisfmtnts.
For Cincinnati. LouIsvMe am

Louis
The nne passenger steamer Pc
q - ATOMAC, Capt. Qhas. huhleman,
slWnF leave as above on Tues Jay
fiaa 1IEn INST. n O'Clock pm
FOR freilht or passage apply on board OF 10
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NEURALGIA

Can Be edeet1aHy cured by taking pr. Ro.
BACKS BLOOD Puriner and Blood PfIIs. ana
oeIntng the atieeted parts with TincEure OF
Sold by an Druggists evs5where.
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i -
June q, 1855.
.al LADIES' LIST.
Aires Mary He'll Sarah
Armstrong Mary Hammond Lo, Isa
Bradford Nellie Hun lille
/ Brewster Lizzie Imbodsn Jane
l Burke Annie Ingram Mary
BOyce Sarah J Ribbee Olive z
Barnes Phoebe kHsley Maggie
Beers EmmA Kelly Nellie
Ball Margaret LRnayAnnIe
| CLAH MAT Linton Susan j
carney hlIty Ieech Elizabeth
| Graft FANNIE A d Norm Elite
CrockArd Rebecca Mills saralIA
carson SaLne Mcclellan Laura
Collier Elizabeth McGlnneS9 Tfzzia
! Cots Elizabeth MCGEE Rebecca
! Davies Lizzie Sull Annie
lawson heoecea Nelson Sophina
Daily Bridget, (fot gnlOner Aolile
DelAny mrs JonAthAnRRtterson mrsJH
| Deobler Picture Fletcher MolIie
EInett haze richards Mary
ELfddle Droctia Robertson mrs WIN
ELo[enSs AAenei h1nS Lydia n
Ferrel Lizzie hchey Jennie
Fox Indiana Riley HSfTfeI a
Fleming Annie Roach Ellen
Glles Matilda Rltchia Lizzie
Garner Ann skelt Mary
Gosney MRTyJ Smith I,IiiuM
S+osney Josie Ihornbeny Elizabeth
Harvey Nellie z Waters MarsaTet
HELEN MARY Williams RTancIes
haley Margaret
GENILEaEN'S LIST.
Armstrong %tiAm Jennings Samuel
ATnbrust ID N Jennings a
Boston Geo w Ketter VIM
Brock q W karn0n Levi
Brady John Kuhn ElIaS
Basor John Love John q
Bruce Iona Long john
EcFers Lewis Lewis r a.
Barns Falr1ek IousdAle " nliam
Ban fhluP Lady Albert n
Conkling Henry Norris d 40
ShaiIant AurEay William d
SoNl 5oSspn, maiden Robert q
Slark Jonn motifs Thomas
Oatnanan maneH Martin Joseph
OoWeu 1noniAs McM6nHRBY Clark
SailLsls. y. SSSaSA9 NiOEe4Snss acSormack Chas W
neoot AA1enAs4 Mclaughlin VIM
DennlnsJOnn norris Geo "
Day 4sfASi Oliver John @
ETenen ! Robbins Frank
ElemfneEb Jonn RtderJ =
Fox Jeremiah RoSenS,.,- g.,
Gelman ID Jr EtaVaTt =
Gay Alexander Hhanron ISr,,h
HOODS L II BouuefSorn Era1t,lty
Hess Herman Scotf d. A ALL
aA4J > Shrodes John
Hathaway LID shall mr.
A9nL a q Taylor Joseph
aALSey Mn Todd VIM II
51tftnes Nh Hilkiuson Geo q
1nnsoeIy YIN MraT William
1nsn..tn yi hooeEI Wharton John " ,
je9 GJ.RAwLING. Pm.
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For Sale and Rent.

DUSI BASEMENT ROOMS
u finished onces and Daguerrean rooms II
second story, ana rooms for other PuTPoss
FOR rent In my brick block on Main street
Possession given Immediately.
building lots and dwelling houses for sails
Also manufacturing ste, containing etRhI
lots, fronting on Main street and the TfTeI
between the Belmont and Riverside Mills,
Sixth Wand. Also my eolntry place for safe
TdOS. HOxSBROOk.
Ones, No ns1< Main street, above Aon.
roe, up stairs IebI4-l
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The Democratic organ here WAS con-
sumed with anxiety few weeks ago,
lest the Republican party Of the State
should be ungrateful to Union soldiers
and overlook them In making nomina-
lions for ofhce. The nomination OF fiye
Union soldiers at Clarksburg has in
some degree relieved that anxiety.
Now we, on our side, begin to be
apprehensive lest the Democracy
are going to be guIlty Of ingratitude at
Grafton. VIII they show . proper
sense of their Obligation TO their SOL
dIers who fought the battles OF their
"cause" while they stayed at home land
without risl kept up Gre in the rea-3)
their papers and correspondents are
naming this man and that for position,
yet strange to say, not single man
has yet been named who shouldered a
musket or drew o sword in the Demo
cratic army. Are the ''soldiers" to be
showed aside in this way to make room
for the carpet knights OF West Virginia
ehivaIry? We could mention many
such who not only deserve well OF the
Grafton Convention bat who ara emf
uentIy capable. For instance Major
WI Cooper, of Clarksburg: Colonel
Thomas 2. Swan, of Kanawha; Captain
John RICHTER. of Harrison; Colonel Il.
a. Jones, of L,eWisbnrg; Colonel Paul
Mcneil, Of Pocahnntas; Captain James
". Sweeney or Major ]. w. Mitchell,
of wheeling. VIII The Democrats pit
hve of these "soIdIers" against our
hve3
Then again there are many gentle
men who rendered the party eminent
service in a civil capacity during the
late uupleasantness, who have also
better claims than the stsy-athomes-
We mention DR.. II. KIdEeI OF Fair
mont, Joseph q. Pepdleton, Esq. Of
Brooke, Hon. G. D. Camden of Clarks-
burg, Jonathan NJ. Bennett, Esq, OF
Weston, Hon. Samuel Price, of6reen-
brier.
Surely West Virginia democrats are
not going TO turn their backs on these
eminent gentlemen, and bestow their
Hypothetical spoils on such man as
Col. Ben Smith, who held fat office
under the Government against the
tyrannical enforcement OF whose laws
they were lighting; or such man as
John Hall who Was here helping or
ganize the "bogus Wheeling Govern
ment - or such men as the Messrs.
Sweeney who were safe at home get
ting rich on fat Government contracts,
and all OF them denying the faith and
protesting they had no part nor lot
with the "cause =" now "lost "-wbile
such illustrious and gallant democrats
as we have named were starving on
Confederate ratIons, or loa6ng about
Richmond hotels consuming Confeder-
ate whisky of the most execrable kind.
We trust there is TO be no such ingrati-
tude. II there should be we will not
undertake TO be answerable for eonse-
nuaneaa
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DEMAINING UNCLAIMED m TaE
n Post once at Wheeling, on Monday
June g, 1858.
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RheelinE, lIalirriet4a ANA ParRer.burr
Daily R1eketA.
The side wheel Eteamers aRE-
frsIHc3HECCAs and $EXPRESS"
Rebecea leaves Wheeling eyaI-v
Mcnnay. WEDNESDAY and Friday, a. slSyen
49, Iz :, is-ves yghee,,.,s &C., 49,.
Thursday aud Saturday, AZ IL O'Clock a -
Connecting At Ballalre With trains from
P1ttSb1rgh, Que af II a m.
tween PaIkerHburE and 6aIlipolis : =
BOOTH, RATTELLE q 90,
oeei-1 Agents.
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There is is very strong movement
on foot to secure the confirmation of
Fuller as Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue. The Senate wing of the Cap.
itoI is crowded with the trained loby-
lists Descending Senators to vote for his
confirmation, and the indications are
that some headway has been made, not
SUFFICIENT, however, TO lead 10 the belief
that it can be confirmed.
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a movement is on foot among the
Democratic politicians opposed to the
nomination Of Pendleton or Hendricks
stripe to urge Gen. schofield as suita-
BILE candidate to be brought before the
New York Convention.
ANOTHER SENATORIAL WEDDING.
Senator Norton is shortly to wed a
wealthy, accomplished and beautiful
Baltimore belle.
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AHsIssIPPI.

General Grant has received dis
patches from General Mcdowell which
indicate that Mississippi has been car
ned by the Republicans, and that the
is ratified.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-04

The reports Of many Of The banking and
other companies have been issued during
the week, and it has been remarked that,
while two of the financial companies
appear to have achieved much success
on extremely conservative principles IS
10 the employment Of their funds. an
opposltely lax practice in the case of some
of the banking institutions has been ac-
cepted. The events Of the crisis have 10
all appearance, leff few traces in the forner
instance, while in at least one or two of
the latter they are still evident. 1t NAV
be that the superior aptitude of the mans
agement OF the financial companies has
enabled them to rapidly change the course
in which they had been directed. In this
respect their balance sheets contrast favora-
bly, with those presented by some of the
banking associations, whose operations,
partaking too much of the nature Of 6nan-
eiai operations, have given Just cause for
dissatisfaction to their shareholders. In
the case of the financial companies there
is proof that, even in adverse times, busi-
ness ia to be found to afford sufficient re-
munerative dividend and it is satislae-
tory to observe that, in addition to the pay.
ment Of a dividend, they have founfit
possible, at the present time, to encourage
the growth of reserve fund.