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SuInInOns.
The People of the State of Californis,

The People of the State of Californis,
To CHARLES A. NIELf
You are hereby summoned to appear bs.
fore me, at my Office in Auburn, Placer eonhl
ty on the 9TH day of August, A. D. 1884, st
ten o'clock, A. NJ, to answer the complaint
of Patrick McGuelin wherein he prays judg-
ment against you for the sum of sixty eight
dollars in an action for gold dust had and ie-
ceived of plaintiff on the 3Oth day Of June,
A ID. 1853 And take notice if you fail 90 to
appear and answer, plaintiff will take judy
ment as aforesaid Given under my hand.
this 26th day of June, A. ID. 1854.
II R. HAWKINS.
P. Township. No 8
1t appearing to me by the oath Of Z. Stout
that cause of action exists against defendant
and that the residence of defendant is un-
known, order that publication of Summons
be made in the Placer Herald once week
for q term of three weeks.
H. R. HAWKINS, i. p.
Auburn, June goth 1854 3w
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The STOCKTON NEwspApERs.-We
perceive by the Republican that the wants
Of the public do not demand two daily
papers in Stockton, and accordingly that
paper and the Argus are to be published
on alternate days, the Repub ican appear
ing on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days, and the Argus on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays.-State Jour
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r now all men by these Present.

IN hat Henrictte Isermann, wife of Louis
sermann of the County of Placer and State
of California do in compliance with an act of
the Legislature of the said State, entitled
IAN act to authorise married women to trans
act business in their own name as sole ira
dsrs'' approved April 18th. a. d 1861, hereby
make known, publish and declare that from
and after the 18th day of July a. d. 1854,
intend to carry on business in my own name
and on my own account as a sole tt rader, car
rying on business and trading in merchandise
and Hotel keeping-and that my place of
business will be at Iowa Hiu in SAID county
and further that the amount originally in
vested and the amount now invested in said
business by me is less than the sum of five
thousand dollars,
Dated at Auburn this 10th day july 1854.
her
HENRIETTE < ISERMANN
Witness, mark.
James A nderson.
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"A thing of Beauty is aJoy For

ever.---Why i'll people endure pimples on
the ''human face divine or eruptons of any
kind when it is a fact so well known that Dr.
Guus0tts YeiIoU Dock and &arS0par3id
pimpes, ores and Blotches, leaving the af
fected parts as healthy smooth and soft as the
flesh Of babe 1t is really pricelesss to all
that wish the rosy beauty of childhood.
1t causes all sores and poisonous wounds to
discharge all infested matter. and eradicates
every mpurity from the system
1t does its work mildly but effectually,
giving conscious beauty and blooming health
in the place of ugliness and soul sickenng
disease Va, See advertisement
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Mr.. Duane, Chief Engineer s. F. Fire
Department, came up in the boat last
night with large quantity of new hose,
as present from the s. F. Fire Depart
ment to the Department in this city.
State Jour.
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CERTIFICATES OF SH HHREST
ARE NOW READY AT
ONE DOLLAR EACH.

Ty-Przes will be forwarded in good order
" Express. TO all parts Of the Mines
San Francisco July 18th. '54-my.
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Bakers Ranch tor Sale

This we'll known stand, situated a
i upon "THE DIVIDE" at the juno k.3
ton of the roads leading to Antoine, w
Ell Dorado. Michigan Bluff, Huthbdg; Mug
wannup, Iowa Hill and Last Chance DiggingN,
together with the Toll Road to Michieea
Bluff is now offered for sale. IT, those dess-
rous of purchasing permanent mODsv
ey paying location this affords ono Of
the BEST opportunities in the county, and
will be sold upon reasonable teT.as BY the
proprietors. BONNETT & BAKER
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1t is said that the land of Palestine has
been mortgaged by the Sultan to the Roth
schi DIS for loan to aid the Turkish war.
The probability is binted at of establish
ing Jewish kingdom there. .
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State of California, !
County of Placer. On this 10th day of
July, a d., 1854, personally appeared before
me, VIM johnson, county lerk OF said
county and duly authorised to take the ack
nowedgment of deeds, Henriette Isermann
known to me to be the person described in
and who executed the foregoing instrument
who ac4 nowledged to me that she executed
the same freely, voluntarily and for the pur
poses therein mentioned
In testimony whereof have herehnto sub
scribed my name and attached the seal of the
ounty 'ourt OF said county, the day and
year aforesaid VIM JOHNSON
Auburn. July IS. '54-3t Clerk
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MR. DUNCAN has been engagedin Europe
for some months past, in selecting everything
beautiful in Manufactures and the Arts for
importation to this State. Having expended
more than three times the amount gained by
his last Annual Distribution, in erecting a
Gallery for the display of Paintings, Sculp-
ture, and Specimens of the Worlds Industry
in this city. he will now receive the RICH
and COSTLY WARES gathered during his
tour and intended for the SPACIOUS ROOMS
erected for their reception. The collection
will have no equal at home or abroad and
he can confidently say that neither London,
Paris nor New York will be BILE to show, as
the stock of a mercantile firm, the many trea
sures of Art and valuable objects Of Uertu
intended for California The Catalogue will
embrace several thousand articles, from the
delicately wrought
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The sum of $3.50 has been contributed
in Sonora for the relief of the sufferers by
the great fire at Columbia
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MARRIAGE OF SENATOR WELLER.-The
Hon j. b. We Ter, u. :. Senator from
our State, was to have been married in
New York. on the Goth of June, to Mrs.
Lizzie Stanton, formerly Miss sBrockle-
bank, whose brother is practising law
yer in this State Should congress short
ly adjourn, it is SAID Col. Weller will
visit Europe with his bride FI
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By solicitation of many friends, e. f.
CARPENTER will be candidate at
the next election for the office Of County
Judge of this county.
RATTLESNAKE BAR.
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Door. H. HUBBARD will be a cand-
date for County Treasurer, subject to the
decision of the Wing County Convention.
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DIR. j. R. CRANDALL will be cam
didate for County Treasurer, subject to
the decision of the Wing County Conven-
ton.
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NOTICE
rs hereby given that all persons having
l. shares in the Washington W ompany of Vig-
liant Bar, North Fork American River, are
hereby notified that their shares must be rep
resented by the 3 lst of July, or they will be
sold at public auction to the highest bidder.
WALTER CAIN, President.
July 11th, 1S54-n43 3t*
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We are authorised to announce the
name of J. G.. BOGGS rs candidate for
Assessor before the Wing nominating
convention, and subject to its decision.
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Mr.. Editor: Please announce the name
of d ANiEL DEWEY as candidate
for Assessor before the Wing convention,
and obige many WHIG VOTERS.
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

COUNTY OF PLACER
On this 18th day of June personally ap-
peared before me Amalie Frischgesell per
sonally known to me to be the person above
described and declared to me her intention as
above stated. PARDON ii SHIRLEY,
Justice of the Peace Township No. I.
Iowa Hill, July 8, 's4-4t
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NOT1CE

NOTICE.
TINE STOCKHOLDERS in the ELL
i idge or Hunbug Quartz Mining Com
pany are requested to pay up their AS
sessments to the Treasurer by the LIST of
August next, or their claims will be sold
for the same, according to the Bylaws of
the Company. d. w. STRONG,
Auburn July 7th, '54 st Secretary
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BrOMZes of Paris.
TO THE
Grand Paintings Of italy. Ger
many, France and Spain!

Shawls of Cashmere; Vases of Bohemia; Crys-
tai of Prague and Vienna; arvngs and Fill
agree Work of Genoa; Matchless Mocha nism
OF Geneva; Mosaic "a ork of Florence; Gems
of Art from Brussels; Silver and Gold Bro
cades of France
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NJ Editor: Please announce the name
of WILLIAM H. MARTIN, of Ophir,
as a candidate for County Clerk, subject
to the decision of the Wing Nominating
Convention, and obIige.
MANY WHIGS.
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NOW ALL PERSONS: That

Y NOW n LII FEKSUNS: That
IN Amale trischgesell, wife of charles
rrischgesell, intend to carry on in my own
name the business of keeping Bar and sell
ing Liquors, at independence Hill, Placer
County, State Of California That said bust
ness is to be carried on upon my own account
and response bility and that the capital therein
invested is less than five thousand dollars.
AMALIE tRISCHGESELL
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KEEP COOL!

Turing the warm and dusty weather wha.
~ is so refreshing as a Bath! The Bathing
rooms at the New York Shaving Saloon hav
ing been lately enlarged and reftted, render
ing them light, airy and pleasant are now
open for the convenience of the public from
9, A. N till P NJ
The Hairdressing Department
still commands the unremtting attention of
the Proprietor-who grateful for past fa' ors
takes this method of returning his thanks to
his numerous patrons, with the assurance
that nothing shall be wanting on his part to
contribute to their comfort, &c.
WILLIAM STEVEN,
New York Shaving Saloon Sign Of the Nam
moth Pole. luncl0
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arfum ery.--- A full assortment just
/ received from Paris For sale by
may 20 IF ~ Il. II. MCDONALD.
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The working class of England have
subscribed largely to present Capt lngra-
ham, of the U. S. Navy with watch,
for his conduct in the Kosta affair.
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The treasure shipped by the steamers
of Saturday last amounts to 8 ,S05, 1888. d
BEAR SToRY-The Mariposa Chroni-
Gle tel Of three backwoodsmen Of Tejon
Pass who have killed $50 grizzlies since
December last .t.a Ffiw
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DOSTER S,Quartz Certificates, cards
sc, neatly printed at the Office ofthe
Placer Herald.
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Has been formed, on the plan of similar AS
socation in London and Paris The intent
is to give to all an opportunity to secure for
their Homes at trihing cost, something per-
tanning to the artistic and beautiful; that the
Cottage of the Artisan and the Dwelling of
the Millionaire may alike boast that which
money cannot replace and which the man of
taste in every walk in life may appreciate.
The whole will be divided in Shares, placed
hv panara1 wish a. low as
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-07-07

OrrNow this falsehood is evidently
coined by Rev. L. A. Goodwin, for no
other purpose, than TO assist the destruc-
tive par.y.--Democrat.
No doubt, neighbor every one Of your
whisky loving patrons will be pleased
that you have charged Us W ith "coining
a falschood." Giving each other the
lie is the fashion at tipping houses, and
among loafcrs Gentlemen have diff
ferent way Of speaking to, and OF each
other, should they discover each other
uttering or believing that which is not
true. Go on, neighbor. You will make
yourself and your paper tho favorite of
liquor sellers and their patrons by call.
ing us liar, but II will take GU some
time TO convince sober and honest men
that we are one. We are nearly as well
known in this county as your noble self,
and We fear nothing on that score. We
will not even complain OF you. The
only issues now before the people OF
this state. are whisky and slavery, and
we are willingthat you should defend
both by whatever means you think best.
We agree with you. that calling US a
liar, will go a great ways with your
special friends, In the absence Of any
arguments to support your dear causes.
But please, neighbor, don't prove US Q
liar. That will make US feel bad.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-07-07
STILL COMING DOWN T.

The leaders of the Slave Democra-
cy are certainly experimenting to sec
how low they can get, and to find out
how many will follow in the descent,
or else they never would have nomin-
atcd the notorious PARIS G. DuSsISo
for Congress, over Mr.. DuNHAM, the
present member from the Madison dis
trict.
Mr.. DuSHAM had, few weeks ago
in,prudcntiy made several Temperance
speeches, and as free whisky has be
come one OF the planks of the Demo
cratic platform, he was obnoxious e
those who control the nominations o
the party, and hence he was beaten b,
one vote majority.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-07-07
THE DIN BRASS PIECE sp1Krn

The especinl friends and favorltes oil
Senator Petit, TO be found most numer-
ous around the doggeries Of Lafayette,
are in the habit of calling that gentle
nan, the "0ld Brass-piece." We jon't
know in what way the term is applica-
BILE, as we certainly never regarded
shot from HIM as at all dangerous, ex-
cept like the gun that kicked its owner
over. Al any rate il he is a "Bruss-
piece" he has been most completely
"spiked" by "old Bullion" in the fol-
lowing letter In answer to one written 10
him by Mr.. Howe, one of the editors
Of the Lafayette American;
Washington, June i7tr, 1854.
Jas. Howe, Esq, Lafayette, Ind.;-
Sir-Ycur letter has just been received,
Informing me that Mr.. Petit, in pub
lie speech in your town, stated that
was the first man TO break tho Missouri
Compromise-that | had law passed
by Congress, annexing TO the State a
large territory, &c, Sir, your Senator
Is great liza. and dirty dog, falsifying
the public history for u criminal purpose.
The Missouri Compromise line was not
violated In annexlng the Platte country.
Both parties 10 the Compromise agreed
to H. the free States being unanimous.
They was not even yeas and nays upon
II. The General Assembly Of Missouri
requestedit. We applied to the men,
bers personally and individually for their
consent, which they gave; and without
their consent no movement was made,
or would have been made. The jour.
nails prove this. There Is n full account
Of ii in my" Thirty years view," il the
chapter headed "Extenslon of the Mis-.
souri, Boundary, ALSO In my late Me-
braska speech II Is briefly alluded 70, and
that Is probably all that the dirty dog
knew about Il. and which he falsifcd TO
answer his criminal purposes. send
you some Of my Nebraska speeches, and
! hope you will find the chapter In the
"Thirty Years." and see that this change
in the line was asked us n boon from the
Northern States, and by them granted in
spirit Of kindness, aud In way 20,
prove that they would not suffer anti
slavery feelings to prevent them from
doing an act OF great favor to the State
OF Missouri, and for which oil Missouri
was thankful at tho time. and am still
Mr.. Petit must feel that his cause is
vlllainous when he can thus stand up
before his constituents TO ialsiiy public
history, and to justify his own violation
of the Missouri Compromise, by telling
a lie upon me.
Respectfully,
TH0S. II. BENTON.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-07-07
ITO HELL

About three weeks ago a man ma
med Levi Edwards, of Bearville, was
drowned in the Conestoga near Poo
Forge. The coroner's jury, who in
vestigated the case, elected the follow.
ing facts. upon which they base their
verdict Of death occasioned by intern
perance.' He had been attending n
sale near Churchtown, and in return
ing home with some companions. he
lost his balance in crossing log over
the Conestoga, and being too much in,
toxicated to recover was drowned. Or
leaving home that morning this poor
victim was asked where he was going
to move to on the first Of April. His
profane reply was To Heir A great,
err than human tongue has said, Nc
drunkard shall inherit the kingdom Of
Godp
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ng"We hope as Rev. T. A Good
win Is a member Of the S. 4. Indiana
Conference, that we will not be re-
ported as abusing all methodist preach
ers as liars. Democrat.
There is not word of truth in the
above, not one ,0ord, yet we will not
initiate your courtesy, neighbor, by
calling you liar. There are circum-
stances which, no doubt, led you to
think that we are member Of the S.
Z. Indiana Conference, yet it is abso-
lutely false. And had you taken one.
half the pains to ascertain the truth in
relation to the matter, that we did in
reference to the cause Of the unhappy
death of thatgirl, you would not have
made such q mistake. Yet we do not
believe you were malicious in stating
the above. Wedonot believe, as many
do. that you stated it knowing it to be
falsejust to stab the Conference for keep
ing a liar among them, while pretending
that you only meant us. Some do be-
lieve so, but they are uncharitable.-
You would not do so, would your
Our opinion is that you merely said
so because you thought so. and be.
cause you thought it would please
your pot house patrons to have you
call Methodist preacher liar. We
know that many Of your sober and
respectable patrons-we believe that
all of them are indignant at your
course, In reference to the liquor traffic
and those who oppose it. They dc
not blame you for not ofierin & argu
ments to defend it. for you have none
you can have none, but they do think
that one who is so sensitive on the sub.
ject of truth might publish fewer mis-.
representations Of temperance mer
and their position. Go on neighbor
1t is the best you can do under the cir,
cumstanccs. Call us a liar every few
weeks. 1t will make your paper pop
ular in certain quarters.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-07-07
TWO MORE METHODIST PREACHERS,
LIARS

Some blackguard devoted a column In
the last weeks Jacksoaian to charging
Rev. B. Crazy and Rev. w. w. Hib-
with wing. This Is part OF the pro-
gramme of this summers campaign and
the people must expect to hear every
Methodist preacher called liar before
the election. There is hardly dem
ocratic paper In the state that has not
INDUCED in this sport already, and we
presume oil will do IL, for such is the
will, and We presume the command Of
their master, that prince of slave
holders. ID. Bright, who own some
editors. nearly as absolutely Us he owns
his negroes.
Some may wonder why all this. We
can account for II In no other way than
the determination OF this same slave
holder to put down the Methodist Church.
This Is his fixed purpose, and we pre-
sumo his plan OF operation is to employ
his slave catcher. Robinson, and bis
slaves, the party editors, to call the
preachers liars. II this does not sue
coed, he will probably try some other
plan, what IL will be we can not guess.
Poor man! He no doubt thought tina,
his threats would silence the opposition
0. Methodists to his nefarious schemes
hence, just after his reelection to the
Senate he informed Rev. L. X. (now
Bishop .Ames, that as the Methodis,s
had opposed him and the fugitive lave
law, he would ever hereafter oppose the
Methodists. o dearl j. d. Bright op.
posed to the Methodisis We wonder
if he thinks he can accomplish more
than his master, the Devil, has accom-
plished. That old slave holder thu
Devil has opposed the Methodist Church
moro than a hundred years, and yet i
lives.
Perhaps, as he has had TO divide his
attention between the Methodists, Pres.
byterians and Baptist, and a score o
other protestant denomi nations, jos 81
hopes, by concentrating his forces OF
one, to succeed. We hope he may have
a coed time Of 1t.
In the mean while, whenever OIL
readers find a Methodist preacher callet
a liar by one Of Bright's pro-whlsky pro
slavery organs, we hope they will no,
becom eincensed at the Editor thereof
He is in duty bound to do the will of hil
master. And, we presume, among tho
"private instructions" which Jesse left
was to be sure to abuse the Methods
Church. We hope our nelghbor wi ]
prove faithful and call some preacher Of
other liar every few weeks. II viii
not only please Bright and Petit bu
II will please great many of his pat
rons also. We do not know but he car
afford to lose the few decent people tina
now patronize him for the many new
subscribers he will obtain in another
quarter.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-07-07

Tx TEN PERANcE MEErISd.-0ther
duties prevented our attending the
temperance meeting last Tuesday eve
ming, but we learn that Rev. Mn. Ed
DY demonstrated, most clearly. the ne
cessity of a prohibiIory law. and his
right TO speak on this subject, either
with or without the permission of E l.
lington's niger" catcher. We think
il is time that some Of Bright's slaves
were calling him a liar. lie will be
troublesome before the election, il per-
mitted TO go on at this rate.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-07-07
soNs0F TEMPERANCE.

At the late session OF the National
Division, $. T. Tilley OF st. Johns
New Brunswick, was elected N. w. p.
and Chas. Eginton of Ky. NJ. w. A..
Two better men could not have been
chosen.
Article Six of the Constitution for
Subordinates has been stricken out. and
Article Ten amended. Females are to.be
admitted to Divisions as visitors, an d
pro forma Degrees perm tilted.
Cheer up, ye sons of temperance
Henceforth you are to labor in the pres.
ence of your wives, sisters, daughters
and sweet hearts. Bro. Woodward send
us an amended constitution immedi.
ately,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-07-07

E1-Thc Supreme Court of Temp
lars of Honor and Temperance, met
in Pittsburg, last week. there was
u good attendance from nearly every
portion OF the Union. The. Rev Geo.
b. Jocelyn was elected Most Worthy
'remplar for the ensuing two years
This is high but deserving compli-
ment to his worth az man and to his
unceasing efforts in the temperance
cause. The next session Of the SUI
preme Council meets ut Dayton, Ohio.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-07-07
Eorlhe American

hefta ate'fte1hf
Mr.. EDIroR;--The following reso-
lutions were unanimously adopted by
the quarterly Conference Of Clarks-
burg Circuit, South Eastern Indiana
Annual Conference, held at Mt. Car
mel, June cath, 1854.
RESOLVED, That in view Of the
monstrous and devastating evil Of In
temperance, we regard Of highest inn
porlance the suppression Of the liquor
traffic. in spirituous liquors. rs n bev-
crage, by the enactment stringent pro-
hibitory laws.
Resolved, Therefore, that we Will
not support for Office any man who
will not pledge himself positively to
use every exertion in his power tc
secure the passage Of such laws.
Resolved, That we will supper no
nian either for the National or State
Legislature. who endorses the Nebras.
ka bill rs recently passed by Congress,
and, who will not use his ulmostin1u.
ence to have the same repealed.
Resolred, That we fully and hearti
ly endorse the principles OF, Seizure
Confscation, and Destruction" al
laid down at the late State Temperate,
Convention at indianapolis.
Signed in behalf of the Conference
A. ROBINSON. p. Il.
I L. KrMprR. Sc.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-07-07
OBSTRUCTION OF PRIVATE PROPERTY

olnce the supreme court mas exam
med the Liquor Law Of Indiana, and
pronounced 1.-THE true intent and mean
ing" of il to be to allow every body to
sell liquor that wants to, We hear Of
riots every few days, the object OF
which is to destroy liquor houses with
out law. One such recently took place
at Shelbyville, another at Columbia,
and various other places. We do not
approve of mob laws, yet we regard
these popular outbrakes as indicative
of fixed determination to put down
the liquor traffic. The people are ris-
ing and will be heard.