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The weekly Placer herald., 1854-04-29

CHECKS drawn on all Ouroffices in Cal
ifornia.
DEpos1rs received special or otherwise.
CoLLscrIoNs promptly attended to.
Particular attention paid to the trans
portation of Treasure, Packages, &c.
GOLD Dusr purchased or forwarded to
anv part of the United States, and also to
England, at as low rates as can be done
bv any house with security.
Bills of Exchange dra,Dn on any Of our
Houses in
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA
BALTIMORE, BOSTON,
WASHINGTON, PlTISBURG
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS,
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISVILLE,
and LONDON.
.also payable at the toHow'ng Banks:
Mechanics and Farmers Bank, Albany
Utica City Bank, Utica
Bank of Syracuse, syracuse
Bank of Auburn, Auburn
Bank of Attica, Buffalo
Rochester City Bank, Rochester
Geo. Smith g. Co., Chicago
Alex. Mitchell, Fire and Ma
rine Insurance Company, Milwaukee
Michigan State Bank, Detroit
Commercial Branch Bank of
State If Ohio. Cleveland
Clinton Rank. Columbus o
INSURANCE.-We have made ar
rangements for Insurance to the extent of
ONE MILLION DOLLARS, on any
one shipment, and are empowered to in
sure for other parties on Gold Dust, Bars
C Join and Merchandise to and from New
York and this place, by Endorsements on
bills of lading, at the time of shipment.
ADAMS & CO.
auburn mar 70 So nae If
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-04-29

j. FRED MOORE,
Successor to Mccall E. Co..
wholesale and Retail Grocer.
No. - K street, Sacramento.
Has just opened his large Wholesale and
Retail Grocery Establishment in the new F;-a
Proof Brick Building, No. ~ X street. hs.
tween Sd and 9TH, where he hopes for a con. oo
tinuation of the patronage of the old estah.
lishment and share Of the public patronage.
generally. ~ dec3l So nl6my
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-04-29
Dissolution of Partnership.

Dissolution of Partnership.
NHE Partnership heretofore existing
l. between A. J. Phelps and David II. Gel
ger, under the style of Phelps & Geiger, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent, David
H. Geiger having purchased the entire inter-
est of the firm. All debts of the firm con-
tracted previous to this date will be settled
by David H. Geiger.
A. J. PHELPS,
rf DAVID H GEIGER.
Illinoistown Road. April 18th. '54-3t
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-04-29
&c. Hawthorne VS.. Jas.A. Smith

j. 4. hawthorne VS.. y ASA. SAAAAtM
JUSTICES Coxrt, 1'o,cnship, No. 8.
TT appearing to me that that the plaintiff in
i the above entitled case has cause of action
against the defendant, and that defendant has
departed from this State, hereby order that
publication,of Summons be made in the Placer
Herald for q term of three consecutive
months.
Given under my hand at Auburn, this first
day Of April, 1854.
.ls HIRAM R. HAWKINS, Justice.
syo Summons.
The People of the State Of California to
james "A. Smith:
You are hereby summoned to appear before
me, at my office in Auburn, Placer county,
on the sth day of July, a. d. 1854, at one
o'clock. D. m. to answer the complaint or
]. c. Hawthorne, wherein he prays Judgment
for the sum of one hundred and six dollars,
in an action for amount due plaintiff for pro-
fessional services rendered and medicines fur
nished.
And take notice ifyou fail so to appear and
answer, plaintiff will take judgment as atore-
said.
Given urder my hand, this LIST day of April
A. D. 1854.
H. r. HAWKINS, J. P,
apS Sm Township No. 3.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-04-29

The mechanic who "improved" an op.
portupsty. intends to have it patented.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-04-29

Sum m OnS. To
The people of the State Of Calvorn'a,d ~
John Lindley. You are hereby summons p,. .,sr
appear before. at my office in Auburn, , TEX ,osI
county, on the Oath day of May, "A. y. ,.;nt .I of
J. I. Gilman Pike, wherein he prays Jaosd,
ment against you for the sum of one n1nu' s .c.
dollars, in an action for the amount OF On - -
count for professional services rendeisu r YOU
YOU by plaintiff. And take notice, 1.;nt;a 4 vill
fail so to appear and answer, plainuah NJ, NV
take Judgment as aforesaid. Given usu1 1as1
hand, this 2Nh day of February. ,a q; O.. i0
,e. Justice of the Peace.
thereby order that publication OF 1hs hTarsld laid
going summons be made in the Placer NV
for term of ninety days. AZ. 24th
Dated at my Office in Auburn' sn''
day of February, q. d. 1854. IP.
n24 3m. II. Il. HA" hl'o' --- ------1
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Illinoistown Road, April 14th, '54-3t

Dissolution of Partnership.
THE partnership heretofore existing be-
L tween the undersigned under the name
and style of Jacob Marshal & Co., is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All debts due
and owing to said firm are to be paid to Jacob
Marshal, at the old stand in Gold Hill, and
all debts due and owing from the partnership
will be paid by Jacob Marshal. by agreement
of parties. J. MARSHAL.
JUSTUS F. RETZE.
Gold Hill, April 10th. 81 n31 st
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-04-29

SURVEYORS NOTICE.
ssNNHE certificate of the County Sur
l. veyor or any of his deputies, shall
be admitted as legal evidnnce in any Court of
this State, but the same may be explained or
rebutted by other evidence. No survey here
after made by any person except the County
Surveyor or his deputy shall be considered
legal evidence in any Court within this State,
except such surveys as are made by the all-
thority of the United States or by mutual
consent of the parties" III, Statutes
of California.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-04-29
SACRAMENTO CITY
II. II. McDONALD.
Importing and Wholesale Druggist.
.........N No. l39 J Street,
BETWEEN 9TH AND 9Th s1Rrr7,.
sacramento City.

TUST RECEIVED, DR. ex Clinner. ~. -
y following articles ~
300 ozs Quinine; 100 lhs Er
500 lbs Tartaric Acid; 100 lhs Pigso Isloml
1900 lbs Carb. Ammonia; 500 lbs Acat;. "sss;
1000 lbs Carb. Soda; 1000 lhs N;tr;" Acia
1000 lbs Cream Tartar; 1000 his Sn,,,s:A :Acld;
1000 lbs fresh Hops; 1000 lbs Mur;..: ~ 10
500 lbs Colgate Starch; 500 lbs Rso.-eoo
1900 lbs refined Borax; 100 oals Cy"s.A;,,
1000 lbs Pearl Barley; so dos n.s .ys AZ vll'
500 lbs Arrow Root; so doz H. ~ ~ 10
500 lbs Tapioca; SO dos nipt. ~ ~ 10
500 lbs Pearl Lago; 100 doz M Nv 10
800 doz Seidlitz Powd'rs tanp I;n;r,as Mas-
25 doz Soda Powders 100 doz Nerrs,
500 lbs Cinnamon Bark; Bone Lipim.a.aeo;s aaos
100 doz Perry Davis Pain Killer.
loo doz Osgood's Cholagogue:
300 doz Reynolds Cholagogue;
Paints, Oils, Brushes, &C.. e.
and all articles pertaining to Paint and ~,
Store-in part as follows: 0'
5000 lbs pure VIII lead; 1900 gals Spts Tu.,..
5000 lbt No " 4" 1000 gals Linseed R;1.
1000 lbs Fancy Paints; 800 gals varnisb's U' o.,.
1000 lbs Dye Woods; so doz Brushes . ose.
loo los lndlgo; 70 bbls Rosin;
bbls Coal Tar; 10 bbls Tar
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-04-29

The following fine poem we have met with
before but cannot ascribe its authorship. 1t
is very beautiful:
soChisel in hand stood sculptor boy,
- With his marble block before him,
And his face lit up with smile of joy,
As an angel dream passed Ger him.
He carved the dream on that shapeless stone
With many a sharp incision;
4 With heavens own light the sculptor shone,
~ He had caught that angel vision.
Sculptors of life are we as we stand
With our souls uncarved before US,
Waiting the hour. when at Gods command
Our life-dream passes o'er us.
If we carve it there on the yielding stone
With many sharp ncision,
It's heavenly beauty shall be our own,
Our lives that angel vision.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-04-29

The arrival Of the Lord Wnrriston
with nearly eight hundred Chinese immi-
grants is a significant fact. By the ac-
connts which this vessel brought from
Hongkong, it appears that during the
months Of last January and February,
upwards Of 5000 Chinese had emigrated
from that port to the Pacific continent
Some OF these have arrived at San Fran
cisco, Others have gone to the Isthmus,
and others to Callao and to places further
south. BY the same accounts it appears
that above 5000 Of the came people are
preparing to follow their fellows to Ame-
rica, and are only detained through the
want of sufficient shipping to convey
them. Il may naturally be anticipated
that a large portion of these intending
emigrants will come to California. They
are only the fore-runners Of innumerable
multitudes who will assuredly flock hither,
not merely in the event of their being
encouraged to come, but even in the case
of their only meeting with no serious dis
couragement or lawless violence to their
pefsons.-S. f. Chronicle. ea,.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-04-29
Spring.
A bursting into greenness,
a waking as from sleep,

A bursting into greenness,
u Awaking as from sleep,
X Atwitter and warble
s, That makes the pulses leap;
A sense Of renovation, }o --r
s of freshness and of health,
- A casting off of sordid fear.
A watching as in childhood,
gsev For the flowers that one by one
Open their golden petals
To WOO the ftful sun;
~ A.gush, a flash, gurge,
- ~ A wish to shout and sing, ua
AS filled with hope and gladness,
We hail the vernal Spring.
g., A carelessness of wealth.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-04-29
Summons.

Auburn, March Is, '54-3m
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-11-23
Fire /

The store OF Mr. Frederick D. McNiel
situated under our office, took ere on
Tuesday evening. from the falling Of q
camphene lamp. and goods 70 consid,
cradle amount were damaged. The lamp
was suspended from the ceiling and while
the clerk was adjusting the chain. it fell
10 the instantly igniting the goods
around. It was extinguished in a short
time. but lie damage By fi'e and water
will probably not fall short Of $500. In
sured in Worcester Company.
Had the Gre obtained Roadway Of
Eve minutes, nothing could have saved
the entire business part of the village
from complete destruction.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-11-23


10 accordance with the call Of The
Seleosmen. the voters Of the town assem-.
bled at tlns Court House on Monday. TO
decide whether The vote appFopriAtlng
money for The purchase Of liquor By the
town. should be repealed. About four
hundred were Present-a larger number
than usually attend such meetings.
Immediately after opening motion
was made that the meeting adjourn with.
ont day-and the vote was taken BY the
friends Of the measure passing out one
door. while these opposed passed through
the other. On re.entering The room the
vote was declared: ls6 Tor adjournmen.
4nd 40 against it--sO the meeting was
declared adjourned withoHt dGy. We
presume the result Of the meeting has
proved satisfactory to those who petit.
toned for It. 2o
The Seleclman have appointed Mr., C.
Z. Webb an agent to sell liquor for the
.oWn.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-11-23
Msw York EIaption.

Contrary to all prospects at the date
Of our last paper, it is now ascertained
that MYRoS II. CLARK is elected Gov
crno.. The latest official returns make
Clark about 500 ahead. and il is tilpuglt
he wifi be finally declared Governor by
that plpr4Bty. The friends Of Seymour
had il all their own way for the FIRST week
after election. but the official returns in
dictate that CLARK and Reform have trium-
phed. Look out for the Maine Law in
New Yo'k State. The majority for Ray
mond, the Wing candidate for 1t. Gov.
is said to be $4,000.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-11-23
THE LATE sH1PwREcK.

The ship New Era which We mention
ed last week as having been wrecked on
the jersey coast. proved total loss. She
had four hundred and ten persons on
bosri. only one hundred and flf.y,fiye Of
whomlAwere saved. The captain with
about twenty passengers left The ship in
The Erst boat. All The passengers were
German emigrants. Hundreds u people
lined the shore and witnessed The aid
catastrophe. and two steam tugs were
near ll,a ship. bat could render no assis-
lance on account Of the high sea.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-11-23
Robbery Of the Windham Bank.

The Windham Bank al Windham was
robbed on Friday nj yht last, Of abont
twenty thousand dollars. seven thousand
Ut which was in specie and the balance
10 bills Of the bank. The robbery was
effected by three men who secured an
entrance to the bank sometime between
z and 8 O'clock 10 the evening. A la,ge
dog kept there was poisoned, aud when
the clerk who sleeps there entered the
door. about . o'clock. lie was seized nv
two OF the men. gagged and taken 10 bis
bed. to which be was bound face down.
wards, and while one OF the men kept
guard over him with revolver, the 9TH
er two. BY means Of crowbars and other
instruments succeeded in making an en-.
trance 10 the vault. After securing thei,
booty, they left. leaving the clerk tied to
his bed. but in a few minutes he succeed
ed in releasing himself and giving the
alarm: The robbers were arrested on
Saturday morning just as they were
leaving 10 the steamboat for New York.
On searching their luggage $4,000 OF
the $4,000 stolen were found. and il is
probable that the balance will be recov-
cred. az il is supposed 10 have been Sc
c,eled on the wha,f or on board the
steamer. They have been safely lodged
in jsil'at New London.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-11-23


AeAt uoiHus.- We are having q least
ere Fun murder week 10 lliis city. Il 10
. itafIul lA1l. Our opposition 10 e. ugh,-
wary Maine Law has nal been Disguised,
hul We viii " upenly coaftss that s1ine-
thing must Be- d0ae 80 decrease she
faclsilie, or Notwithstanding, Or we shall
s1on have 10 chrunicle murder daily.
The license laws are nui enforced, and l.,O
manv licenses are gFnnied. Reform Ia
these directions must be had ,nr more slriI,-
gent nsessures 10 meet ilbe evil win be In
sisted on By The better pDriiDn Of tie com.
munily. Prior 10 the elecliUn, a nuhiber
Ofliquur dealers cnllrd on one anushrr -
rally against tie Maine Law, a. threaten.
ING 90 invade their houses "a midnirhl--
gor Conslssehcy' sake, liqnur dealers should
DC careful ls0t 70 send lorlh drunken mad
men. 20 violate The safety aud peace Of he
community -as has heen done ., al bours.
day and night Over iosy ssurders and
manslaughiers insiigaled 81 run. ia our
nllasl since January firsf, Is = terrible re-
cord. lel elshe she lesser crimes, psdperisrn,
aad misery resulIanl from the same cause,
Let Is have The license laws enI;rced. and
6ewerlow grog shops licensed. =. NeaU York
.alSrT0r.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-11-23
: There were giants in those days.n

Mr.. 'runIs Van Pell has now in his pos
session mucl, worn dOcument containing
the weight ct some of tie revolutionary
w.r;hiss. It's dated West Point, Aug.
18th, 1883: ss
General WsslliagtCn weighed 209 lbs.
Gen. Lincoln weighed 224 lbs.
General Knox weighed $50 lbs.
Colonel Henry Jaeiss,n weighed sSS lbs.
Lieut.. ColOnei Huntington weighed asa
lbs. ..a'., ...
Lieut.. Colonel Cobb weighed Is2 lbs.
Lieut.. Colonel Humphreys weighed
22I lbs.
Lieut.. Colonel Creation weighed 1866
lie.
Colonel Swift weighed 9i9 lbs.
Colonel Michael Jackson weighed esq
LIS.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-11-23
THANKSGIVING BALL.

We need only tasntion that the Ball oil
the season i 10 be given at tho Mansion
House On ste evening Of Thanksgiving
day. CRossaAs has The matter in hand
and will see that nothing is wanting 10
make The occasion one Of rare pleasure
TO those present. AL hands ayou,ad r.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-11-23

Nsw YoRK III IS stated tia, circular
IL about 10 bs issued, calling Cnnven,ion
fof National Wings III Albany, early III . an.
uory, Il, reinsta,e The Wing party ON it's
ald platform. d ID proposed 10 issue an
address 10 the Wings lhr,,ugllout Tie
Stale, i, whicl, The principles nc tie Ma
tianal Wing party will BE- plainly declared;
ID seciiel pppnsl,itn 4, the Nebraska Bill,
~ i vh''aii.,n oi'.he Missouri compromise,
expressed; and pledge given ID oppnsc
aiI attempts "a fusion &c the Wing with
any other party. MI aa tl8as gs
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-11-23
~ The Massach uss.,s Lev;.lat.,.

stands as follows: Wings. i Democrat.
4 Free Soiler, ss5 Kaow Nothings. and
thcreare so or 60 vacancies. The Boss
ton Postthas vouch.s for the s..adfAst>
ness of the democratic party" il that
body
The unspeakA6le Importance Of one
vote will be illustrated Hext winter by
our member in the Houses. We under
stand he will rcsist to the last extremity
all overlEses for coalition or fusion with
the whigs."
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-11-23

EfotH tA4 l-f4of3lHE+ SoaF81ts
While we Eejsice 81 che evidsncr which
The recent eleriiwus ulIiId ur a asund, in
dependent, and palFi0iir feeling, we Ia
nisll lise sscIi0nnl organisation into which.
parties are fsFming under the pressure cf
the demands IL slavery. While IN sach
IN organization we are grniIfcd % the
triumph 0l the right. we regret tlIe neccs-
siiy which imposes the eunflIcl. Tie sei>
Ilrd compromises Of ihc c0uniTy were
drst disiurbed by persnmul aub.li0R work.
ing upon seElioiial prtjud ceS; aud il is
doubtful lsDw tar, nntlrr the c.TctmslaCces
these c0nprmnists eau be renewed. TIE
fatal truth is f,rcPd upOH us that aue ste |
ton Of the Ia n WILL n0i stand by ils own |
csSmpacis, aud that no reliance can be pla>
| ccd upnn future arrangements at c0uEi CT
| ing 0Dini0ns and inierts 8. The moderate
men WHO have stood up ia the NOrIlI f;ir
| the constitutional tights Or he South,
aud who have exerird their ihticetce Io
restrain the natural AMI slavery feeling
within just bounds. find themselves psbws
errss hel;Te this cansp cu0us exauisIle oil
bad Faith IN the Suul. u such men
:hIint 10 the Obligations o: the constitution,
tie ready answer il, ..il South t,sresards
these OlIIlyaIIDns - if they speak Of the
insI limitations Or tie responsibility fur ! !
slavery, and argue THAI the N,GIhern pe0-
pie did esia bish slavery ii The States Q
where il prevails, aud are 0niy required 10 n
"a il al0rc where il is, Tie an>wer is, ;,
but the South demands tha, We shall
Dec0me party la the extension nt Slave> u
y over new terriiOries, aud while II calls h
pom III 10 do nure than the constitution
cqares or allows ia support Of slavery.
refuses til du what the lcOnstiimii0a ex. a
reSsly ehi,ins 10 support OF lreedoul." :,
There is nothing TO he said III reI,ly
The Uhjrciniiis cannei be refuied. THE u
'ouih has hot kept fiah and nniess there Il
e change of pnlicy, OF WHICH there are h
~ Indications IN That quarter, y sectional
rgan;x4.ion is imaginable. Ii 10 possible, G
hough we think il hardly probably, thai i,
he Democratic party. with the entire
;ouli, and will, slch ird ,ences as :he feds
raj patronage caa make upon Northern t
lOu9h- iacedncss, amy carry one more
Presidential election, and retain lie Senate
nr While, but iis lnswer in the Hause oil Z
representatives is broken; and whatever il
nay be The immediate results. che final
,iciory must be Ois :l.e other side. What
Will he the consequences We caunot t0rcsee; |
but tits NOT 10 be any longes coniiauaIl 9
aggression ON Que side md tame submis>
sion on the other. The constitution is
nat 10 ne shrunken when its power is
:laimed for freedom aud stretched when
! Is claimed for slavery. Upon those who
nave forced this Issue upon tie country
md driven parties iil0 sectional srIsn&a.
ion, must rest The esp0nsibiliiy.--Gen.
Fierce, on his accession 10 ufsice, found tie
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-11-23

GoDEr's LADr's Dock. The Decem.
Der number j. promptly on hand. apd is
one Of the best Of the year; there !. Il,
double No. for January, and then grad
aal falling OF ,hrough The volume. wi,h
Cooley t.r each Book is made more ID.
traciive than The last. and his promises
are more than fulfilled. Viii lis enpra.
rings. fashion plates, patterns. music,
model cottages. and its hund,ed pag, 81
useful and entertaining reading ii eacI
nambar-ws beleyvit 70 BE- richly wo, ii
doubls the price % every one steliog il.
siruc'icn aud amusement.
Published BY I. A, GonEy. Philadsl
phia. at $500 per annum.
We will furnish our paper and hay,
the Book sent year 10 any one r,mi.,
ing three dollars 10 this Office.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-11-23

The Li,chiield Baptist Associations have
addressed letter I'd the churches repres-
en,ed ia ~. calling attention To the Eeces-
si.y &c adequately supporting the churches
they have, and Engineering new ones.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-11-23

II The Protestant chspefin Rome is ia the
house Ut Mr.. C1ss. The Alnericah minister,
WIN alone has the right 10 a Prnlesiami
chaplain. The apartment has been hand,
sD,ne!y fitted up hy Mr.. Co.. and ihe chaps
lain IL s0pporleJ BY tie American aud
FMeign Chr:s'ian Union. The Bulisl,
government has no diplomatic relations
with the pope, an,l consequently the Eng.
lisl. ere not allnwtd chapel within iihs
walls. The American chapel will hold
ahnut twO hnndred persons. and Is IRE
qacnsly crowded 10 lis ulms,si capacity
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-11-23

In The elections That have taken place
THE iail in The Tree States lSi members
have heeM chosen Id favor Ut Tie repeal "a
the Nebraska bill and i2 opposed. There
are . noie snemhershs be chnscn in HE
sprung, il The place III 2 who voted f0r aud
7agaiast iha. bill. AiluilIe slave s.aips
can cilOge hut 20 nemb,ra and supposina
every one uf them Ia be IN avar III rc,ai.i.
ing The Nehraaka bill. The Mexi House az
Representatives WI! stand 1913 fI, and
l0i agalnsI repeal.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-11-23

An ANxIoUs INQCIRER.-One of our
young friends, WIN IL regular straight.
Nal DenlnCrat, has csIkd I'll our office lor
'ntnrnlaliOn how ~ proceed in 10 d,iIicuh
case. The facts are as follows: He re-
purtsiihal he was one OF the 953 Demo.
Gratis IN tue town Of his residence who vo-
ted for President P'erce twn years ago.
Nov ne - one OrtsO0 cilizens ID tile same
pace who voted the siraigh,>ont Demo.
cratic ticket On Alssaday last. de wishes
~ find out The other halfof his party, f;,f
he saysi the individual isa paor man lie
shall have gsod iatkey sior his Thanks
giving dinner, sad rness I've belongs 10 o
very, Uesy STRICT Z Total abstinence socie-
~" he shall also have on The abnve named
festival bot.le Of tie Mai,r's best, ol
the &c. 1910" brand. Boston Trans.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-11-23

JoizS WHEELER.-- We are happy To.
be able 80 snalWns,ce the ,re.eiecimn is,'
Congress, Of this ulla,ncaing opponent Of
the Nebraska inquiry. Our friend
Wheeler has thus lar IN bis Legislative
career. reflected much credit upon him,
self and upUn this, his native village. lie,
him cenilaoe - lislaat his loot firmly
against aIl national wrong and oppression
std his nalue well 60 down siS pos,erity
coasshinglss with sks pravefs aid hless
ingc u grrte1al people. SeynsoGr hide.
PsRdsnt. 7Gs.7
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-11-23
4 verage weight ia lbs.

I II will he seen BY The above list thai,
these old patriots held their own, mi.
witiIssas,diMg al,e hard times they were
seven years in getting through.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-11-23

Who Dis IT ?-Lasl night, patsiaiic
Geniaenisn with al the enthusiasm cnnse.
Quent upon The occasion, was addressing
: large crowd ID State sirec,. III glowing
language he Psrirsyed The result, and
~ loud v.sice inquired, !" Aud who did
this! what brought about this great yicto>
~ e The orator paused Tor moment,
when one Of bis hearers 10 q loud, Jisiincr
voice answered." Sam" The speaker
was Tor few RiOnenis unheaTd in the
shouts &C laughter which followed. Bss.
con 1rav. N
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-11-23

The war appears 10 have 81 reused The
nl1 martial sp min England that recruits
are OlIlhincd 10 great nlMl,ess. without Il Z
least difficulty. a recruiting srrgeanl re-
ceives lis. tOr every nlan passlbg med cal
examination, aud such d lie readiness
with which inca iain, slsas Ane Frer..i ing
ulliceF aI.sns miade S. puunds within three
days. Elie war enthusiasm Is said 10 le
ssen greater IN Ireland than in England.