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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-18
The Candy story gspwed Up.n

Ihe Oanoy story l|Sp"So Up
All The glory The democTats might have
made out Of the fact that Frank Pierce gave
child cent TO buy candy with, is gone
coon. A whig writer for a Fhig paper sets
Gen. Scott up ''heSd and shoulders" above
Frank on the question of extreme hberaliiy.
just read it:
81 remember that on the day after he arri.
we'd at Tampico he was invited to dine with
Major General Patter on.--His orderly was
called, and dollar given him to 90 into the
city and purchase sshaY,ng brush. Ii was
brought and the orderly gave the brush,
with change into the hands of Gen. Scott.
The General expressed himself well pleased,
and returning the change to the orderly, he
remarked: "As the troops have not lately
been paid of, you can perhaps find use for
! this" The amount was not large, to be
sure, but the manner and tone Of voice in
which it was given made the recipient feel
grateful and proud. lie and the writer of
this went forthwith to the 'Fonda," in the
plaza of Tampioo, and there in bottle Of
claret, drank long life and happiness to Gen.
Winfield ScottP'
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-18
The Candy and Shaving Brush
Stories both sowad up.

The Buffalo express, whig, as an evidence
of Gen. Scott's extreme politeness and free
dom with common people, tells the following
incident:
GEN. ScoTT's PoLITENEss.-~Three or four
years since, at Saratoga, the old Conquer
or Gen. Scott, in the vast psrlor Of the U. S
Hotel-.owering capm and cervir above
everybody-was asked by rnstic how old
he was? Scott crossed the room, approach
ed the interloculor with bland smile, and
repEed-"I am 62 years old. then sha.
king the peasant by the hand, he returned
to do the honors of the evening.
~ Wonderful! Wonderful! Gen, Scott, the
Native American whig candidate for the
Presidency, shook hands with peasant,
and told him that he was "62 years old. -
What condecension!-- 0 Dem
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-18
NEW CHINA.
GI:,ss ANA Quee,,syvare 9

HEasS iAhN ekuceMSWhfe store,
NO. -, MoNRoE STREET. WnEEI INC, VIRGINIA.
WI subscribers respectfully give notice that
j. they have imported direct from tn. mnnulac.
tuiers, a large and complete stock of the above
ware. together with an assortment of Mantle Or
naments and Fancy Guods, some of which are oI
exquisite taste and beauty. Iron. Stone China
ana Porcelain Breakfast Dinner, Tea and Toilet
Whre' OF an entire new pattern, Solar and Lard
hanps and Lanterns OF every description. Bri.
tannia Ware Cutlery, etc. We shall al all timel
Keep ns complete an assortment of Common Ware
on hnnd, for the city and country trade, as car
DC ionnd at amy other store in the West, and by
giving our personal attention TO re-packing the
SINE, convince all who may favor us with their
pntronag.', that they cannot do better ut any
oher establishment IN the country.
HOBBS. BARNES < CO.,
FlinN Glass Manufacturers,
Jan1-u Wheeling, Va.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-18
A Parallel


"Look on this picture and on this" The
"counter prescntment" of two candidates
ror the first civil Office in the worlds
Gen. Scott-age67.
1st Captain in 1908, Lieut.. Col, Brig.
General and Msj, General at 2B years OF
age.
Lundy's Lane.
! Vera Cruz.
/ Coutreras.
Che, ultepcc.
Molino del Rey.
City Of Mexico, other battles, in each and
every one Of which, he displayed the high
est element of sodier.-Ali Executive Ap.
pointments.
/ Gen. Pierce-age AZ.
/ Member and Speaker Of the House o.
Representatives Of the State of New Hamp
shire.
President of the Convention to reform the
Constitution of the State
-Four years member Of Congress.
/ Five years i'll the Senate OF the United
States,
/ Declined second appointment as United
States Senator, and the Attorney General
ship before the age Of 40.
Enlisted a private, elected onclappoint
ed a Brigader General by Mr.. Polk
receives the highest commeRdation from
General Scott, for gallantry at Contrcras
Chepultepec, and other places.
Appointed by Gen. Scott one of the com
missioners TO agree upon the armistice--Y
! 0. Courier
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-18

IN CALLING ATTENTION no DIR, GUY.
% TIPS Improved Extuct Of Yellow Dock and
we feel confident we are doing II
serWc1 to all who may be afflicted with Scrofu.
ous and other disorders originating in hered i'm
~ tnnt, or from impurity Gf the blood. We
have known instances within the sphere OF our
aquaintance where the most formidable distem-
pcrs have been cured by the use os Guysotts Ex-
tract of Yellow Do k and 5arsaparilln alone.
Ii is one tile few advertised medicines that
cnnhot be stigmatized with quacKery, fer the
well known lc be the efficient ,(and ut ithe same
tine in0xious) agents in the whole Moteria
Medca, and by Tar the best and purest pSepera
zion OF them is DR.. Gaysott's Yellow Cock and
sprsa pnrilln.
n-sT-Soe vertisemerlt
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-18
ESos,'lasl COMO ;at once!

= 4 VII. albscrbcTs are nov rcueIying thriT
/ Spn aud Sumu,cr Gulds from Philadel.
phi consisting in part a.
GtUIlI~, ,(i.S~InSerrS, EVNrcdS. VPSIingS
ISilk muslin dc IuiurS. beiages. hraze tie lain $
pop ons, Inwns, Swiss null, camhriG, priurs
hIu n and h'~mCled mus!nr rrnvarr. ruges, la
Ccs l"srr, niIt'. gi' yes, and mauy other arti'
ccs al =! nich win be sod Tor very low pri-
COS re ii ur good ploouce Ladics an scn'
tlGmen ~ IN ,Xamlnc our lock het0ic I,nr-
chasing cscwncre. Call ut the Cheap Gta~n
store 6ilOTWElL n CRABB.
! Cndiz, MAY y, 1852.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-18

TENllE tRhsonbers will offer 20 public sale. IN
the ihwu Df BnweuFille, Iia Iison county
Ohio. nn futsdny. the 3lsi d'y Of August neYi,
about loo valuable TOWN LOfS.
llOweTsyilc il siIua'Fd in Monroe town .hip.
llatHsen county, Ohio. directly ON u,e line of
lhe SIuhcnyillr and INDIANA Rail R0ah. which
will be camplf ed in onr Yeli iGo.n dis ;jrnr }
Z miles wet uf New Maiket. md 10 miles easI
NJ UhIiehsulle. The toNn cuniaiPs " this time
n Gisl md Saw Mill. Store, Blacksmith shop.
aud oiiHr Improvements. There arr several
roads passiug through the town, as follows -
One hnH New Liabnn tO CuEt5Tidgr, one lE0m
Carroll: on TO Frerpurt. "ne fun Cud.a To New
Cumbrrlant. one Irym Rumcy 10 UhricEsvIle,
md Que from ca rUllIun - D, ersvIlle WOud,
W tier nnd runl car he hal in great abundance
la aud nhuut the town. Those visiting Iu piIT.
chase good and valuable pIoprr'y will not iinL II
better oppnuuuiry Of investing their Iyouey, -
Terms made known On the daN of sac.
lDAIED BOWERS,
HENRY HOOVER,
NATHANIEL. BOWERS
Bmersvilln, ohio, July %, lN52.
SlubenviIle Union publish to .he umoui Of one
dollar, and charge this Office.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-18

A II VIII" have brnrls to- cut or hair 10 crop,
JUST call on me at my old shop:
Yes. friends, ri tell You what to do:
Give nc Il call ut Numbcr Two;'
Al noon or eve, by night or day,
Or any time that you can stays
But give II e time, dear sir, To rest
Upon thar day thnt God has blessed.
My room is neat, my towels clean,
My scissors sharp, AMI razors keen,
And every lhing think you'Il find.
To suit the taste and pcnsc the mind.
tmd then move my hand It's true, ..
4 any barber Ger eau do,
Wit. nd tough III! slauuIh the Gcc,
And drn, Ne hair with equal grace,
Aud allthht arr aud skill eau do.
Your uIamcy will procure tor y'"'
UCt--.v LOT WILLIS.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-18

Eg- General Pierce" says the Boston
Post, elves Gust as he ought to live before
he is nominated for the Presidency of a great
republic) in a small white house, near Main
St., in Concord"
AS a contrast to this, Gen. Scott is closeted
with politicians and giving champagne sup
pers at Washington, leaving his business to
subordinates and drawing his $4,000 pei
year from the public treasury.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-18
CAUTTOT TO THE PUBLIC.
BE SOT DEFRAUDED!

.Pny - boch less Dr. A. NJ. Manrce'u, i99 It":y
In Ne ti:ir and the entry in lsEs bi;,r-
III" back o' the ii page S7Io1d h'rs" s;d buy y
r Itc'ttra hcHeraIe dealers, send by mail AID "a
a.es, % Dr. \. ". Nsurirr I.
tn'i tiflr page, with cnIi-his togete with few
trrl i4g mrt1it suJrcts rvery married smss, will
hr il ~ Of ch- closing letter 10
sfremIi ivrtr, ,dl eNSed a. hsPin.
FRO" TrcoIpt Of i'iHy Ce"ta, FOR 0Ns
D"''nr for t"r 1--WE Edition evtrn %InEaUr&
"TF1r NNR@gF'O lyONAT'S PTSTSATS
nIEIATAL CpWPhNEON" IL K;nt t,.atS 4
free tu any E'trt uf IN" United Ssnt"S, &ll
letters mn.t "" Jost"peia ana aSl,,rS Sssrtg 70
Di!. \. H. TtUfJ|F\F. Pax I%34. N"w
Nnrn 'i'v Fu'' I,hi".; ofiicc. So. ISo iLhrrty
Fer sale by--h Straitnn, Cin"innoi; Ilurtc
& y addox, Ripley; falker n llsmle. urbana
\ X Waishl, Springfield; Saxton, Can'un;
" F'i:ell, GeorGeIown; Wm Eprle. NJ ssilloI
J De- aII.on. Bucyins: Pc:els Il Co., Marion
d t NIB, Findloy; NJ + Pierce, Section len;
Feki;s, Al"ous, + Con we'll, CosllJctnn:
Speed. Mehinu: Brown & Morley, W ashing,~n
+ Newman, NorwaIk: II. Miller, Mllsrshursh
J Buns, Rrsene; Z Pine, CLiIlicorhr. Ohio.
tuun a. 'i2-iY.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-18

Eg- Gen. Scott entered the army in 1908,
he has cosequently been in Office "A years,
during which time he has received from the
people $247, 400, making average allow
ance for peace and war Of rs, 723 per annum.
His services, the only kind he is capable CT
performing, have been pretty well rewarded.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-18

RTWe have noticed but two volunteers
in the Mexican war who have made insinua-
tions gaiust Gen. Pierce's courage, One Of
these was returned upon the rolls as a COW.
ard, and the other as deserter. Lowell
Courier please eopy.-Co1eord PGtr'o.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-18

EyThe Boston committee appointed by
the meeting to relieve the sufferers by the
Montreal fire, have ascerlained that t thou.
sand persons were cast out Of house and
home hy that calamity.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-18
Huzza for Pierce and King.

EEThc wings ofWashington City, have
offered Mr.. Vaughn, Of the Cleveland True
Democrat, the sum Of thirty thousand dol
Ars to raise scott and Graham flag. He re-
fuses to be bought, and says he will sup
port the Pittsburg nominees.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-18
AARON HOT E g. CO.

AARON HOT t g. co,
MANUFACTURERS ANn DEALERS IN
COPPER. TIN. A.vD SHEET LRQN ware.
COOKING STOVES.
In AVE always on hand, at their shop (near S.
4 A&H. MFplIGeE's storey large stock OF The
atovc wares qfeyery descriptions hich they will
sell Wholesale or Retail, as low us can be pHr-
chnsed anywhere else in the Western country.
Country Merchants WISHING 10 lay in stock ol
Tnware, would do well TO give US II call before
purchasing, as think | can sell little LOWER
Than they can purchase elsewhere.
STOVES.
We have for sale the celebrated Etna Air Tight
Cooking Stoves Of all sizes, for either wood or
coni. These Stoves are decidedly the beat in the
Innrktt, and feel confident that any person try
ing one will say so all ask is that they may
have g. mir trial.
Also he Air Tight Wood Stove, which is hard
20 beat in this or any other market. All Stoves
sold tY me ave warranted; and any one pur-
chnsing ii Stove. and finding it defective. can re-
turn il to mo and will make an exchange.
.rNy~ Old Copper taken in exchange for ware
car and WILL sell Stoves AS CHEAP MS they
can be had in any market. ie25-lv
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-18
". y. " ECKKE.R.M,

W y. W 4 z "a IT Ea.AaVN,
AUCTION & COMMISSION MERCfTAN /,
A ND Dca,cr in American, English, FIRE. ct.
N and Gcrman Goods, Clocks. Watches and
Jewclry, etc. All kinds ui Merck handize. Real
Estate, Household Furniture sold on the most
reasonable ternls
Aaction every Tuesday and Friday evenings,
and "Wednesday and saturday mornings ..a
nct00.lN W. =. MlCkIIAM.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-18

EyThere is at Ann Arbor, Michigan, {
Medical colledge, supported by State Mu
nifcence aud free to all students without re
gard to residence.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-18
Possesssd the infrrmstou eoutainsd little yslsas luish
"a the reach VI fshl which would spare to hsfSslf
YEARS OF MIsERY,

And to her husband the toll and anzsty Of ind
ascessAy deVolviHg him IRON seknsss ei TIE vile
beteuce which his eneions snts and the osssnsion
Of which would the happnss oi HIMSELF vile. and
diem.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-18
SILKS, DRESS GOODS, &c

}
EISLEG ANT Rich Brocade Silks;
NJ do glace, solid and cbanyeable silks
Irish Poplns, plain und Ggurcdi
Beruge de luines;
Lawns, Ginghams and DIRE trimmings;
just received aud for snle 20 per cent. lower
than common, by S & H. M'FADDEN.
DONNETS, Misses and Clitdren's Hats,
DKossuth and Moleskin Hats Tor men; leg
hord. pearl and lin Hats of the latest sfyles,
can be had in every variety,at
ap2l Sand Ii. M'FADDEN'S.
ID lCH embroidered French Cupes, Collars and
Il Ounder sleeves; also Artifeins, beautiful
bonnet mud neck Ribbons; Parnsols to suit rain
or sunshine, ler alc al
ap2l s. md II. M'FA nDEN'S.
LNRENCH and American Cloths. Casimeres,
il Cassinets, Tweeds, Jcans, Linens. md /,
large yanety ofpantaloons stuff. chenuer than
foimerly, ut $. and II. M'FADDEN'S.
DESr Cast Steel Forks, ol0ll kinGs, Scythes,
EOCorn Cutters, tloes, etc.
juIy7. WOoD&sMITlrS
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-18
SHAVING.

l WOULD Respectfully announce to the cilIyen
Il OF CatIiE that have aguln lalEen my old shpp
Oh Market street, directly opposite the IlauIwqrs
store. which was recently occupied bS Jones and
Roper. | would respectfully ask the public to
give the u call at Number rwo.''
TERMS BY THE QUARTER
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-18
SECURE THE MEANS OF HAPPINESS

Bv becoming in time possessed Of the knowledge the
Of which has caused the sickness aud poverty Of thousands
Ia view Of such consequsnees, wife mother
sable If she neglect ayail herself Of that know ledge -
respect hse which would spare her much suherg be
ihe means of happiness and prosperity her husband sad
confer upon her children that blessing above all PreshealdJ
n little Rufitted
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-18

U. s. FINANCES. The official weekly re-
port shows that . $15, $50, 1854 is the neat
ainountin the U. S. Treasury, subjectto draft
up TO July 26th.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-18
THE BnOrmEKmo0D OF TEM

i ETEI hHkV NJ IELEAVVTU VT z HINA-
Meet, every TUESDAY EVENING, in the
School Room back Of the Temperance Hall.
CADsZ EEMPLE OF HONOR, NO. sc
Meets every Monday evening in the Hall ad
joining the Market House
Regular degree meetings on the first Monday
nevery month.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-18
IN AFTER YEARS,

Wsu too late to be bsus6sd By knoulsags. lsok
lguurance.
What would not oitsa rive possess ssy life. hs
kno cds We Obt,ia n sfter years Aad shat days
nigts q anguish might Hot have bssn a-rs4 n -
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-18
MELANcnOLY ANp sThRTLINa
WIFE ASD MOTHER

To behold tf sieknets and sssrnE endured By W
loF iulnY Yea fnu smps And souirolatls, sasI
rru,rtl .e,--,,r bsttrr rtil-uot iusuued.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-18
MARRIAGE,
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE.
WHY II rrt

That bsholt n.sy fssis ,elres il hs 1stisa 81 fs
tfnks1 heah lnd fHis Wth complicHfipa q dtsassg
ad alnsaif drIsug them of the power or The sssyusai
of life whsl rysesl hetlh. baoTAuey of sliFs
kiasy ohs estac 0f her HsTisgs 81 hrsraps year,
bsfst pefss durur riTlhood or the hrt lrrsgs
th-iT 0En % sh uaHoIesd AHt 81
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-30

Inspectors AND JUDGES OF ELECTION.
Our readers will find in to-day's paper a
corrected list of the inspectors and judges
of election. The one issued last week
was an incorrect copy, which was not IN
tenped for publication. The name OF Z.
c.. Bartlett should have been inserted this
week as one of the judges at Todd's
Ranch precinct, and Yankee Jim should
have been in Township No. 8, instead
Of No. 6, n0I.tlir sll l3
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-30
G.. I'll. @. Nj. Co.

NOTICE is hereby given, that at a
IN special meeting of the Stockholders
of the CrGsus Hill Quartz Mining Com
pany held on the 9th day of October,
1852, an assessment of seven dollars on
each sub-diviIed Share of Stock, in said
company was ordered to be paid forth
with, and | shall proceed to sell on ac-
count uf said assessment, any Stock
which shall he delinquent on Thursday
the 4th day of November next,
H. X. HAWKINS,
$50 1t NN Treasurer.
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-30

Here is capital hit at the present cor
rupt and unpopular city government of
New York.
"One who was Spectator Of the late
funeral pageant in New York, gave this
account of what he beheld: ''I never saw
such pice Uersa in my life as in one part
of the procession There was an omni-
bus with the inscriptions: "The Honored
Dead" and it was full Of live aldermen -
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-30

INDIAN DEPREDATIoN.-A few DAYS
ago, two Cinnamon, who had come into
town to purchase provisions were return
ing to their camp, about four miles above
this place, and when within short dis
tance of White Rock, they were shot
down by an Indian and robbed of their
money and provisions Dr. Harvey was
sent for to dress the wounds, and he in
forms us that one of the victims is NOR
tally ounded-being impossible to ex-
tract one Of the arrow heads from his
body. Although the Cinnamon say that
they could identify the Indian who
perpetrated the outrage, yet we have
heard of no steps having been taken to
arrest him. We hope, however, that he
may yet be apprehended, and have the
ends of justice meted out to him.
Eld0r0do NeavS.
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-30
The Markets.

Flour, 1Sc per h. Barley 6a7c. Chill
Beans l2c Corn Meal 12c Potatoes
7asc. Pork S5a97. Beef 95. Sugar,
crushed 22c. Butter 65a70 Lard S5a
SIC. Onions l0a12c. Hams SIC. Can
dies, adamaDtine, 62a65c. Boots, and
heavy clothing since the rain on the rise.
Building materials Of all kinds in great
demand.
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-30

Marryat, in one of his novels, makes
Yankee girl exciaim to another: "Oh,
Maria, see what a daub of paint you have
got on the aoester,s side Of your goacnr'
This was eqnaled by the remark of a
little girl, the other day, that her bonnet
s,oas al! jommed on the right hand side,
going DOOM" -...... -,.. MA ~o
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-30

PAPER 1t is stated that upwards Of
$4,000 reams of printing paper are on shs
way to this port all of which was shipped
Immediately after the receipt of the INTEL
hgence of the scarcity in the west. 1t
never rains but it pours, saith the old
adage. No better advertisement of the
dearth so long existing here was neces-
sary, than the files Of rainhow-hued news
papers that have reached the Atlantic
States from California. After paying 700
per cent advance on the New York
market prices for the article, we can but
rejoice at the above cheering news, and
can assure our readers that white will be
the complexion Of the press henceforth.
S. F. WHiG.
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-30

AUBURN.-The business of Auburn
seems to be increasing daily. Strangers
are coming in to find locations for winter
as the rainy season approaches, and our
fall trade promises to be better than ever.
Indeed from all the indications we may
safely say that Auburn bids fair to be one
of the briskest ssittle towns" in the State
the coming season. -
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-30
$50 1t
FOUND.

A LOST pocket book, which has heen
n left at the Office of the "Placer
Herald" for the owner. From the papers
IN it, the owner appears to be eIther
Ephraim Sumers or Hezekiah Brink.
Oct. S0th, 1852. ..
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-30
For the Placer Herald


Editor Herald. You were Informed
as we learn by the columns of your paper,
last week, that the regular Whig nomi-
nations for township offices had been
made in Ophir, and that DR.. j. c. Haw-
thorn was another candidate of the Whig
party for the Office of Justice of the Peace.
You were misinformed. 1t is an act of
common Justice to correct msrepresen-
tation. DR.. Hawthorn is not the candl-
date of party, but of community
Originally elected by very large major
ity Of both parties, he thinks as most
men do. that national politics are inappli-
cable to township elections, and has
therefore entered the field for reelection
independent of all partizanship, and re-
tying only upon the impartial Judgment
of the citizens belonging to both parties.
-@a@ 8Hl tl't D-h OPHIR.
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-30

The OLDEST lNHABITANT IN Texas
DEAD.-The ancient Indian chief, Colita,
died at the Cushatta village, on the Trn-
ty river, abont fifteen days ago. Colita
is admitted by all to have been of greater
antiquity than any other person in Texas.
He was very old, and considered TO be
among the Oldest of all the Indians in
Texas, some thirty years ago, or when
he was first known to the earliest colonists
brought there by Stephen F. Austin 1t
is believed by those who have known him
longest, that his age could not be much,
if any, below hundred and twenty years.
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-30

of Justice Anrhony,'of Utica, for whom
a call for information has been for several
weeks advertised in the Atlas, has re.
turned TO his parents. He has been to
New York, Philadelphia, &c. This
erratic genius {says the Utica Gazette) is
only nine years of age, and this is the
third or fourth of his expeditions. He
starts off without preparation, funds or
baggage, as the huIncr prompts him, and
commends himself To the good graccs and
kindness of conductors, hotel keepers and
others. by his handsome and intelligent
appearance and good conduct. In fact
all his wants. seem to be attended to by
those who become interested in him. On
his two last expeditions, he took the pre-
caution to travel under an assumed name
to escape any emparrassmen: from fh.
paternal advertising. He is an ex.
emplary child in every respect save this
incorrigible disposition to rove.
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-30

SERVED HIM RiGHT.-A chinaman en-
tered Gwynn's store day before yesterday
and purloined $40 He was detected and
taken before Justice Jordan who sentenc-
ed him to receive twenty lashes which
were well laid on by the deputy sheriff.
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.

LNROM and after this date the Auburn
IL Post Office will be open for the de-
livery of letters on Sunday, from 8 to 4
O'Clock, p. NJ.
WIN. GWYNN, P. M.
Oct, %, SIT