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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-05
LIQUOR SELLING IN BALTIMORE.

The Baltimore papers, in a summary of the classes
number and purposes Of the licenses issued this year,
that city, afford facts which quite suggestive
only with reference to the present sago of the liquor
traffic in that region, bur other points Of interest Tho
month of May dates the of licensing and the Clerk
of the Court of Common Pleas invested with the au
thory instead OF the Excise Board of Municipal Officers
as in this City. That functonary seems not to DO con-
cerned as the prescribed quoica of the applicant
for censeno of those applying for permission to
poison their fellow citizens according to law All are
promptly served with their money worth, and qucs-
tions asked To-day the Clerk of the Court Of Common
Pleas authorizes keeper of gamblers hell, ola
broho 10 use the surest of getting up
murder and tomorrow the Clerk of the Criminal Court
reaps crop OF fees for recording the results in criminal
prosecutions numbering, it may be- almost many dol
lars tho State gets for the lcensea process hardly JUS
flying conraiulaton the derived there
from, one would think and yet we do find Baltimore
journal speaking of the figures though they Indicated
en- actual pecnnary gain the community Those figures
give the following footsgs: From reaiers licenses, au-
tlorizng the sale Of liquor in quantities not lees than one
pint the City receives e2065 co. for the use OF the a;
for the ordinary or tavern licenses, the City receives
sl52O co. There l5 licenses grcnied 10 tavcrns
and grog shops paying less than $500 yesr-painy in
dcatDg that an enormous proportion Of the hquorshops
are lower and filthy class. Threefourths Of
these Statistics collected by voluntary temperance
nttees, have shown to 30 conducted by foreigners.
Tie arrangement by which the revenues from the H.
censcs retail quorseers goes TO sustss the jail would
appear have been most philosophical and appropriate
predicaon indeed-for why should not the State mako
provision for the safe keeping of the criminals whom
manufactures 10 band
There is other fact which notice, wherebya
hopeful indication is afforded and that the enune
ration OF hundred females among those to whom
the small traders license without the privilege Of selling
poison has been granted In community whose slavery
controlled instincts not only adverse to change. and
especially any change in the direction of due apprccis
ton Of woman her eapaei,cs, her rights and her needs
this latter fact is certainly hopeful.
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citizens and seecde from Congress and declare the Union
dissolved Then either vic must whip them in, or allow
pcscenbe separation Circumstances shnllwsrant II
we fight her We have tho advantage OF being the Govern
ment dc acto We have the organizs!on-:he treasury
the navy and the army. Ii victorious. We could compel
emancipation II defeated would be abunianiy able
TO maintain national existence against the world And
with Carsda, Western Virginia Kentucky ani NJ sss'ip-
pi which would probably unite with usl annexed. we
would form powerful people than even now
In such event all the ceNtral portion Of North America
would be and should Northern Mexico prefer our a.
lance, she doubt woad. AZ cotton grows upon ell
sorts Of soils in gwen latitude we would even be abe to
raise abundany tho. plant and the sugar cane which
so many seem " ding to sea their liberties
Under the railroad system, have less need to regard
boundaries by mountains and wasrcourses and even in
hs, rcsrect the lakes the St. Lawrence and the Cour
bia. 70 rs would be what ire Mississippi is now While
,he ocean. would wash the northeast and west, We
,op,d well hide our time 10 opand donations over the
feeble masters Of the South to ste Gulf Of Mexico.
But the probabilities are that She South would her
only safety in the Union and ayu,esce ~ he manifest
sos,iny' Of the triumph of human rights and begin in
earnest to clear herself Of Slavery Till at last we would
become peaeeaby homogeneous PEOPLE, ana "Liosr'y
sud Union he forever established
Bat have already made this letter 200 long
For myself am ready to complete the sacrifice and
triumph Of our fathers cf 776 at all hazards ar, for no
Union without Li5ertyf need be through dissolution and
war 81 stand by the de,srafioa trusting ever till Re-
publcsuism Is vnscated snd the liberties of mank nd
achieved. Very respectfully, your friend.
a. NJ ~
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PENNS YLVANII.

TIE Pittsburgh Grzette quotes and calls attention to
the following appeal from II, Cessland Leader to the
Anti.Nebraska men of Pennsylvania to unite. We
sincerely trust that some means will be found (which
they will be able to concentrate their opposition at the
ensuing State election. II ~ Of vast consequence
that they should do So and we trust ordinary OBJ
stacle will be allowed to prevent such fusion; such
a union seems to be upon the point OF consummatoo
in the State Of Ohio Lot New York, Pennsylvania
and Ohio stand shoulder to shoulder opposition to
this great nquty and the reign Of the slave drivers,
and doughfaces and traitors is at end. Will not
the Anti. Nebraska men of the keystone State
earnestly consider the Importance of their conjout
action at this crisis and unsrisby unite TO il
Cannot the AntSlavery of Pennsylvania nniiel
Why propose or The people should
prevent this and teach aud tell candidates. by whichever
Side nominated that they mast stand aside If necessary
and the candidates themselves should practice in thus
crisis the virtues Of heroic self-sacrbee For US Ie
Journal of Albany well remarks IL the North is to re-
peat the old story of the aggo OF sticks nntedy strong
but sngly worthless ii will sonnuo 70 be broken and
beaten.
There power enough in the free States If compact
the side of freedom do whatever freedom may need or
5ee iobor demand and there would be in the II ysntic
swell, of opinion which might thus create avoce of alarm.
like the rumbng of heavy and might TO conquer,
uyinoibe the fat of heaven We have in them four
TINS of all the votes voices. This very hour their ma,
orty is Hstr MILLION lfunitod, then they couid
oveTwhclm all oppostion it would not dare make head
in the North and it would be quickly subdned and be-
come sensible in the South.
What is il which the peril of the hour demandsi What
principle IBE DESATIOsALHATIoS OF StAyERf. Only
prevent its ezR0n and all the resteveything that JUS
tice could claim right enacwould follow, as matter
o course Shall those who opposed the Compromises Of
So stop to question with those who supported thcm when
fotr they might be united for tho repeal of the Nebraska
fraud and against the extension of Slavery Shall they
start pccore point and refuse to cooperate because
one portion declares the Fugitive act binding ~ law and
another resss when both ready to erase from the
Statute book and labor or that end shall preferences
for pen--his wing going for Paul and that for Peter
split and divide when sH are right as 10 the great is
suel No, Mo- Let US clutch the REALITY Let Crap
pie the nebraska rdBs and Sarery extension, aud nal
Them down. and forever impossibltles IN the Re
public. Pittsburgh Gazette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-05

The SLAUGHTER HousE.-The Sunday Atlas gives Tia
following let Of changes in the Custon-IIouse since tn,
Let Of May:
Masgrer.WIham Murray, lfwentieth ard IN pace
If William Hogan Mr. Murray is Of the Assessors Of
the Twentieth Ward and also Health Warden. Mr.. Ho-
gan claims 10 be Democrat.
Iaspsetors-IObn Mcconnell Thirteenth Ward IN pfee
Of Henry A. Warts resigned; William ~ Amch 81 So-
lunba County in place OF Henry Meknstry, resigned;
John Conner Eleventh Ward in place OF Charles a.
Brown removed Ezekiel Allen, in place OF Thorss ~
Garihvae removed; Peter Dawson, IN place OF iems "a
Barr, removed; John NJ. Loderwck, lEighih ""u' ~
place Of Peter A. Ross, removed. ,,.r n uo,v;ps
NigM fHsDsctors-Michael Nancy, Phihp u "flross.
William Tay and Thomas Brynes. 10 hn N%s" 'ss "1o
mon the reorganization % the Department. "hsh ND
Captains aad Leuicnants Of the "ncn VIZ aec. u'i
yearly nav viz: Robert Justson, captain Gsrft ON
Visyy lam. VI starr and Thomas Lynch, Leuenants.
Cl-yks-- har.es Fin1ey vice Aoram - Dayton, re-
v,o,-.J. Thomas d. KaOwer, vice Geo. n. III. 1ozngs,
rr,o..d. Fra James Horton, wee +. M. lixby pro-
E,at. YIN H. Montgomery, vice Pe4rick J. Deyine>
lFs.n"J HuVo ). Summers, Jacob Mern4 aco Thomas
~ rsrtwrght Samuel Dunlap Edsngnd Martin, Aisnaon
.isrtscn 10 Clrrkships John Fowler vice Joasph
Regain removed james +. Martin. vice James SU.her
land removed; Mason Ferris vice Geo Smith, IT, de-
eeacd; VIM. J. Henry vice John Scarlet promoted.
Promot0Hs--J ames Hoffman in place of Charles 4.
Gsuod removed, salary 81, eco; George +. II. Youngs,
in place Of James Hoffman promoted, ssiary 81 zoos
Francis NJ Bixby in place Of 4. L. Mathews, resigned,
re,igned salary $1,000.
In the Naval Office Capt George Webb, who signs
himself George Webb late Captain in the British Arnys
now Clerk in the Revenue Service Of the United state.
has been removed and ls~c c. sheldon. late an so'S
in he village Of Bughamtcn, appointed N hs P's's'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-05

FprF NycpoEs IN VIRGISfA-Tho fourteenth secti' "a
OF the one hundred and seventh chapter OF 's ee ne
VIRGINIA declares that ANY person employing Hee ~
sgro without copy Of his register, shall forfeit ana pay
"a Rne Of ESQ., any person who will warrant
1t is Quite probabt that the above section Is yioH
oener than snv other in the Code, notwithstanding llo
fac, tni the interests of Richmond demand its ga en-
forcement Hirers Of free negroes should pear ms ~"
enforcing ii to the letter. lhenoO"u D"p"'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-05
TJJPEATENED DISTURBANCE AMONG THE
FYREMEN.

A the various fire companies were returning from ue
se in Broad-st yesterday afternoon the members ana
runner Of Engines Nos Is and 81 endeavored to
collision but being closely followed up by the Ponce,
their fghtng prOpensides were not grained oO'n o'
these Companies were escorted home by the Ponce
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THE BOSTON SLAVE CASE.
ATTEMPT TO ASSASiNAT &
RICHARD III. DANA.
susrEMsIoM OF nrFxGIzs.
TOLLlNG OF BELLS CONTINUED.

BosroS, Saturday, June ,, 1854.
Richard IL. Dana, one Of the counsel for Anthony
Burns was knocked down in the street last night with
slung shot and badly hurt.
The examination of The eleven persona arrested for riot
aud the murder of Bachelor Friday night OF last week.
is going in the Police Court to-day large crowd IS
in attendance and numerous witnesses are being called
About one clock this morning, three images were
found suspended to tho flagstaff the Common having
tho following MINES nttnCh.d:
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PORTLAND, Saturday, June g. 1854
One hundred passengers of the emigrant ship Ellen
Thompson wrecked in the Gulf Of ST. Lawrence on the
18th May, arrived here this morning by the steamer
Admiral from St. John They were taken from the wreck
by the bark Sarah and carried to Rchibucto, and are on
Il cir WV 10 Canada.
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III.
Commissioner LORlNG.
The Tea ID liars ] iliics OF 1854.
MANCHESTER, Saturday,

MANCHESTER, Saturday June 3, 1884.
The church bells here olled for hour yesterday
on receipt Of the that Burns to back
10 Slavery.
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-09

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County OF FL Dorado,
In Justices Court before John W. NJ Howe Justice of kel
scy Township.
The People of the State of California to g. Everhar x
J. Fry, greeting You hereby summoned to be and
appear before the undersigned Justice of the Peace in
and for the township Kelsey County and State aforesaid
at my Office in Kelsey in said township Saturday the
25h day of November, A. d. 1854 the honr of ten o.
clock A. Nj. of said day then and there to the
complaint of E. Woodruff u w r. Johnson in civil
ton for the of two hundred aud twelve dollars and
ffyfve CENTS ($2l2,55) and interest per per
for provisions bought of them in the year Of A D.
1853 per complaint filed in my office
Herein fail not to appear and answer as aforesaid Or
judgement will be taken against you by default for the
said of $2255, with interest and and expenses
of this suit
Witness my hand at my Office in Kelsey this 7th day of
November, A. ID. 1854. JOHN W. M. HOWE,
Justice of the Peace.
1t appearing to my satisfaction from the affidavit of w.
R. Johnson of the parties, that the above defendant
has concealed himself that personal service be
made upon him, and that just of action exists
against him. it is therefore ordered that service herein be
made by publication of week for three
weeks the Empire County Argus, newspaper publish
ed in County and State aforesaid this 18th day of Novem-
ber A, d. 1854. JOHN w NJ, HOWE,
Justice of the Prace.
Coloma, Nov. Is, 1854. 13.
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-09

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Ell Dorado.
In the District Court ilh Judicial District.
Cornelius Coolidge Willard Snow, F. R. Ford, John
Henwood and - Collier.
The People of the State Of California to Willard Snow.
greeting:
You hereby summoned to be and appear before the
Honorable District Court in and for said County and
the complaint of Cornelius Coolidge, plaintiff filed
herein against the above named defendants within forty
days after service hereof Exclusive of the day of
servce). Said action is brought to the of
$39 03 with interest and costs of suit for goods, mining
TOOLS liquors &c furnished said defendants and for board
of defendants laboler And if you fail to appear and
the said complaint above required judgment will
be rendered by default in accordance with the prayer
thereof
(~-o) Witness my hand with the seal of said Court
affixed at Office in Coloma this the 10th day of
(-~~ October, A. ID. 1854
A. SIC. DENVER, Clerk
BY A. d. WALDRoN Deputy Clerk.
On reading the affidavit of said plaintiff and the COM
plant herein it is ordered that service of summons upon
said defendant Willard Snow, be made by publishing the
in the Empue County Argus week for threo
months JAMES JOHNSON, County Judge
Attest: A Ste DEavER, Clerk.
so SIN By A. n WALpNoN, Deputy Clerk.
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-09
THE PACIFIC LOAN
---AND----
SECURITY B A n K

EONEY will be received on Deposit in of Ter
E Dollars and upwards for which certificates of Depos
will be issued bearing date the First Fifteenth of the
month"; Payable Demand, at specified times at the
option of the Deposors lfpayable on demand they viii
be without interest unless the money remain Deposit
month, in which they will draw interest of cne PEI
per month, but interest for fractional parts of
month. If Deposited for specified times, Certificates will
be issued bearing and half per cent per month inter
for such time Interest will at maturity that
if Dposors desire to continue their Deposits after THEN
Certificates fall due, they must be presented for payment
and renewal; otherwise interest ceases:
The money deposited is used only in LOANS guaranteed
by and in all amply secured by Mortgages, State
County aud City Stocks Merchandise and other safe Col
lateras, taken in the name of ''MARRIOTT Il WHEEL
Err Trustees for Deposors with Pacific Loan and Secu
rty Bank
Register is kept at all times open to Depositors for in
pection in which appear their Names the number of Ger
tfcates of Deposit issued and the SECURITIES upon
which the money Deposited has been placed Dcpositors
hus not only have the personal security offered by all
banks, but in addition have the benefit of the securities Ia
ken and guaranteed by and the facility of knowing what
disposition has been made of their deposits
FREDERICK MARRIOTT,
ALFRED WHEELER.
50 3m No 90 Merchant street, Sar Francisco.
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-09
Miners Exchange and Savings Bank.
CORNER OF MONTGOMERY AND SACRAMENTO STREETS
SAN FRANCISCO.

IL monies deposited in this Bank in sums not exceed
- ing One Thousand Dollars, payable on demand
and deposits of One Thousand Dollars one DAVIS sight
said deposits made and after Sept lst 1854 Sept
LIST, 1885, will draw interest at the rate of and half
per per month.
All specie deposits, of not less than hundred dollars
made for six months and over, will draw interest at tho
rate Of two per cent per month
On the ls of September of each year deposors will be
notified Of any change of the of interest for the
ing year.
GOLD DUST consigned for assay or coinage Mt the Uni
ted States Branch Mint will receive immediate attention
and the results from assays will be returned every forty
eight hours and the charge in all will only be
and half per cent, including all charges for assay and
coinage one half per cent iOr assay alone, when the
amount is fifty and upwards all under f
ty ounces, the price will be five dollars. tl@
Miners and Merchants leaving Gold Dust at this Bank
ing House to be assayed have immediate advance
on their gold without any charge for advancing.
from date sixty days from sight, will be drawn atpar
Sight Drafts will be drawn at three per cent at the usual
rates at the time Of drawing.
Mint Certificates purchased at reasonable discount
Gold dust and gold bars purchased at the highest marke,
price.
Rich Quartz Specimens valued free of CHARGE and tho
highest prices paid for them when offered for sale
The usual Banking facilities extended to Merchants and
Traders and the Bank will be kept open for the accomm-
dation Of Deposors until 81 NJ and until 10 NJ.
Saturdays. s
n. B.-Aliners remit their Moneys or Gold Dust il
sealed packages through Wells Fargo x Co.'s and Adams
Co.'S Expresses, labelled and directed to me- with such
instructions they may deem proper, with the full assn
that every attention will be paid to their instructions
relative to the same. A. S. WRIGHT,
AZ 3m Banker
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-09
Administrators Notice.

~ in the town of Cooma E Dorado county California
the 18th day of December A. D. 1854, between the
hours IF o'clock A. NJ and the setting of the of said
bidder for cash in hand the following property, being the
real estate of the late William Cox, deceased, to wit
The undivided sixth part ofhe fun called the Union
Co. Fume" situate the south bank of the South Fork
Of the nerican river in the county aforesaid the
of Coloma and extending from point said river about
half mile above said town % Coloma, point near
the of Union City Also the undivided fourth
part of mini lg claim situate in said county Tunnel
Hill about half mile below said town of Cooma, called
the ''Bro & Cox claim" Given under my hand this
the 25th day of November A. D. 1854.
JOHN A. McDOUGALL.
Administrator of the estate of
Coloma, Nov. 25, 1854. % VIM. j. COX, Deed
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-09
RAILROAD HOUSE.
GAM ERANCTcCO CALIFORNIA.

TENiI House now open for the accommodation of the
m travelling public For cleanliness, air and comfort it
is not surpassed the Pacific and trial is sufficient
guarantee for continued patronage Attached to the House
two RISTAUlt 120 feet long, extending from
Commercial to Clay streets and will accommodate 200 per-
at time The Floors and Tables are all Marble
and everything to correspond and they have now the most
complete arrangements for BREAKFAST, LUNCH, DIN
NER and TEA in San Francisco, and will be conducted
upon the most liberal terms, being confident that berat
patronage.
The Hotel part of the house is kept upon the European
plan BARRIERS Shop and Bath Rooms attached.
Entrance to the Hotel Restaurants, 81 Clay street
and 4S Commercial, Battery.
HALEY " THOMPSON, Railroad House.
50 Iy
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-09

Is receiving deposits of cash from Ten Dollars up
wards at the rate of one and half per cent per month
and secured by mortgage for year on spacious reproo
brick buildings and lot 25x70 insured and advanageous
located in this CITY, Ao for six MONTHS secured by fire
brick building and lot 22xl37.
MARRIOTT Il WHEELER, Trustees
9S Merchant street.
San Francisco, Nov, 2, ISJt 523m
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-09

sIATE OF CAliFOEkNIA, County OF Ell DOradO.
nN THIS the 29th day of November A. d. 1854 before
W me personally Zoe Graniez and makes decarl-
ton that she intends to carry the business of Hotel
keeping in her and her account in the
township of Salmon Falls and at place known as Negro
Hill in said County and tate and the amount of money
invested in said business is not than FIVE thousand
dollars. ZOE GRANIEZ.
Subscribed and to before this 18th day of Nov.
1851 JOHN f. LONG, Justice of the Peace.
Coloma, Nov. 29, 1854 33
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-09
SIERRA NEVADA HOUSE

MAIN STREET, CoLoMA,
TE7HS Hotel is elegantly fitted up for the reception of
Il Families and Travellers, we'll ALSO for the accom-
mediation of regular Boarders Every luxury the County
affords will always be found ON the table.
BEDS AND BEDDING
Not surpassed by any Hotel in the mountains.
WAGON AND HAY YARD.
Connected with this Hotel is ali extensive Stable and
Hay Yard, and Hay and Grain always hand The pat
of this House may be assured of polite attention. and
charges as moderate any similar establishment in the
country.
Thankful for past vors, the undersigned solcits
tnuance of the public patronage.
Sept IL, 1854. n r. CHALMERS
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-09
NOTICE..

FRANK BEE<EAIsT, the old Coloma Gun
AN smith, having again returned from the Eastern
CyV( States has reopened his Cunsmith Shop estab-
TST lished April, 18i9,' Main street, where he
y. would respectfully inform his old patrons and the
"A public generally that he is prepared to do Guh
Ia IA smthng Ne. in the very best manner, being old
and experienced workman.
n. B. good assortment Of Pistols Bowie Knives,
Pocket Cutlery Shot Belts Powder Fasks and an kinds
of sporting material, &c. always on hand.
FRANK BEKEART.
Coloma, May g. 1854
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-09
DAGUERREOTYPES FOR $500.
Shew'S DaguerreOtype Rooms,
HAVE REMOVED TO THE FIRE-PRooF BUILDING
No. 166 CLAY STREET

few doors above Montgomery Street north sde opposite
DIR. Rabies Building
AER SHEW has the satisfaction oannouncinr that he
1HH has tedup splendid suit of rooms for taking Pho
to raphc Pictures either upon glass paper metal plates
Persons who feel interested in the Phoograpc Art are in
vited to call and examine collection of Daguerrootypes
ken upon paper and glass, which embrace of the
most interesting scenery in history and possess brilan-
cy OF tone and dstnctness of outline which suass any,
thing heretofore produced on tn, Pacific Coast.
Mr. 8 also announces that he has reduced his prices
less than one half his former rates. and is prepared
take good pictures for 81 be obtained any 9TH
or establishment at double that price Perso who have
had poor pictures taken elsewhere, have them taken
over for trfing expense.
Please remember the number, l66 Clay street, North
side few doors above Montgomery street. and give us
call before purchasing elsewhere
All California papers please copy one month"; and send
one copy containing this advertisement.
San Francisco, Nov. ii, 1854 2Im
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-09
Miners Exchange and Savings Bank,
CORNER OF MONTGOMERY AND SACRAMENTO STREETS
SAN RANCISCO.

LII MONEYS left on interest, redeemable within six
IA months bear and half per per month De-
posits for six months and over two and half per cent
per month Gold Dust consigned for Assay Coinage,
will receive the most punctual attention Advances made
thereon when required Gold Dust purchased the best
days sight, ninety days date drawn at par The usual
Banking facilities extended to Merchants and Traders
and the Bank will be kept open for the accommodation
Depositors until F. NJ, and on Sundays until 10 p NJ
n B. Miners can remit their Money or Gold Dust in
sealed packages by Express directed me- with such n
structon they may deem proper which shall receive the
most faithful attention, without charge
3 3m A. S. WRIGHT. Banker.