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The Trinity times., 1855-08-25
HOTELS, &c.
WEST ERN HOUSE.

AND ENERAL STAGE OFFICE.
DRiCK BLOCK. On ccrner Of DGnd See 2
DVpd streets, Me'ysriHe, IS now open for
The accommodation Of The travelling public,
yhcre will be toutd at all houls OF day or
night, every convenience connected with a
FIRST class hotel
The house beIg entirely fre-proof III"
rooms airy anh comfortable. with an elegant
Reading Room, supplied with all the foreign
and Dc mestc newspapers Of the day. twill
be the cunsrant desire Of the Proprietor to
reader the WESTERN HOUSE n comforts
able home for the travelling public, to whom
he will devote especial care--and quiet
and pleasant retreat to all cur citizens who
may favor it with their presence.
RATES OF CHARGEs.
Board, $l2 per week, with Lodging Is to
| s per week; single Meals. IS cents; Lodging
- cents; single front rooms, 500 2per
day. j. MURRAY.
Dc If Proprietor.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-25
SUMMONS.
Mary Oakley kopks,

Mary Oakley kopks,
Edward kopka.
TN the District Cotrt Of trinity county,
! Ninth Judicial - strict Of the Sl.:e Of
California.
The pcople of the State of California to
the aforesaid IldwLrd kopka
WHEREAS, The above named complainant,
Mary Oakley kopka. hath filed in the office
Of the undersigned Clerk Of the Court aiore-
said, her complaint aganst you the OtJcct
and general nature OF which ~ to obtain a de-
cree OF The COurt aforesaid, divorcng her
from the bonds of m"trim0ny heretofore con
,ractedwth YOU, alleging cor cause, williul
drsertion aud neglect for the space Of two
years.
You are, therefore, required 20 appear and
answer sand complaint, as follows. to wit
Within ten days, il served IN the county Of
Trinity: wihin twenty days If served out OF
said County, but in raid Ninth Judniai l)rs~
trct; in ell other cases within forty days, IN
either case exclusive Of the day of service
or the complainant will apply to the CVsrt
aforesaid for the relief demanded.
(Wilness,)
We =. DAISoERFKLD,
l-duc N said C1r--..
with my private Seal annexed. there be-
ING no seal Of office - yet provided
Done at office in WtayervIlle, thh 4th day
Of June, A. u. 1855.
II. J. SEAsAn Clerk.
On petition to the County Judge Of the
county Of Trinity, il was ordere' that the
service herein be made By publishing the
summons three successive months IN the
Trinity Times
H. y SnnAa,
Clerk Of Dstrit COari.
joHa &. BURcu,
Attorney ior Complainant.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-25

STATE AND COUNTY LICENSE.
DERSON3 doing business ia the county
i Of Trinity, who have not procured the,r
Licenses, are notified to come forward anI
d. 40 or they will render themselves liable l.,
prosecution.
According to an "Act to provide Revcpn,,
for the Government of the State Of CnIitor-
MIA, " passed Mny 18th, 1854, Licenses are n
itlrNH.
Bankers and Dealers in Exchance--fr 1T
class, Slo0 per month; 2d clnss, 500. IA
class. SO, 4ih clnsr, $20, 5th class, SIS
All persons selling goods, wares. n,erchan
disc, wines Of distilled liquors. drugs or med
icin"s. Jewclry or wares Of procious nicial,.
aud persons Who keep horses or carriac. :.
for rrnt ar hire shall pay. per monih--fr Isc
class, $50. 2d class s37l, Sd class s25. 4,h
class $50 9th class Sl5, 9Th class sIn. n,
class S1t Sth class s., 9ih class s3I, iOlI
class s?i
All tavern and innkeepcrs, and ali pefsort
who may sell liquors IN less quantities thu
one quart, shall pay per month lor the I,t
class. so, % class. 500. 81 class. $40
For earh Hard table. s3r per quarter.
For each ten-pn alley, si5 per quarter
tnch travelling merchant haw k.r and ped-
lar, with pack, per month. $40, do. do. WI,
wagon. so.
Every person who shall irnn,act nr carry
on any business specified without 6rs, pro.
curing 'he license required, shall be bable -
pay double the amount Of license, ',nh cOs.,
Of prosecution.
section ! II nf the reyenne act Is ~ f.l
lows The paym,D! Of the moneys for ih,
,.0rpuse u obtaining i.crnses under this aci
shall not be- construed 10 grant IN any mann.
"a I.icrn,r, until tho License is actually Oh
laued from the Auditor.
l.. s. WILLIAMS,
CoEaiy AUDITOR.
Weavvyille, Feb. 2l, 1870.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-25
LUMBER.

THZ subscriber has on hand at his Saw
/ Mil and Lumber Yard, at the junction
of East and Main Weaver large assort-
ment Of
LUi1 BER
which he is ready to deliver at the shortesl
notice in any part Of the town, or Ndjacen,
mints, at the lowest market price.
ALBERT SHEPARD.
An orders left pith NJ v Delpt. on
Court street, or Philip iIoller, on Sydney
Hlll, will be promptly attended 70.
~ B. Teaa.ing done 81 sh9r! notice.
d. If.
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GEORGE M. iNsLER
r.. tfH (. NgTf

ALL KINDS Of Blacksmith work done IN
Il the nea,est manner at this eiop.
We are prepared I" shoe ANNALS in the
very beet mannef aud We bce'e that ouI
reputation 10 this department o business i'
suhicient guarantee ,hat 10 vii give salts
faction
a good assortment oF miners pid,s constant
~ on hand. also hardware ol every descrip
lion. Tom and Rocker Irons Of every size
kind and quality. Give Us cal.
Weaver, Dee D. 1874 Do #
The Trinity times., 1855-08-25

CTENClL LE1TElS-A Great Convent.
y ence. Everybody that makes Bags, or
anything else, should have them.
For sal, wholesale and retail, at Noisy
Carriers Book Stationery Co.,
aul8.d n Long Wharf, San Francisco.
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MhsOSIC NOTICE

CTAMrs, TYPE AND INK. for mar.
y ing Clothes Metcaif MAXI put up 25
s,tt ina package.
For sale, who. .,eaie ap1 retail, by Noisy
Caricre r5ook Stationery Co,
aula 4 u Ling Wharf, SaH Francisco.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-25
CARTER HOUSE,
MOUTH OF CANON CREEK,
GEoR0E LAWS. YRorRiEroR.

THIS new and commodious House, situa-
ted at the mouth Of Canon Greek, and on the
direct route to Big Ber. and also 10 Canon
Cty, is now open to the public, and will be
conducted under the supervision Of Alr.
George Laws.
TIE Culinary DEPARTMENT
will be under the direct superinteudencc OF
Mrs. Laws, and the IA BE wll at all times
be provided with the CHOICEST viands procurs
ble in the market.
Clean Beds and Comfortable Rooms
will always be furnished to the ess, travel
Ter. aud no pains will be spared 10y those can-
nected with the establishment, 10 render it
every way worthy of the public patronage -
1t is the intention Of the Proprietor to make
the CARTER HOUSE everything that a
first class Hotel should be, and he assures the
public that it shall have no superior in this
section of the State.
June 9, 1855.
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HU VI b o DIT
BATH ROOMS
AND
ISH.4 VINT SALOON,
Main street Nenverville.

THE proprietor has the pleasure TO an
L nuunce to the Citizens of Weaverville,
and ihe ruSlic generally, that he has recently
made great alterations and extensive improve
ments in the above embellishments
He has added TO his Saloon several excel
lent
BATH ROO MS,
which are fitted up in the most elegant man
ner. and furnished with an especial regard
for the corafcrt and enjoyment of those who
may favor him with their patronage.
He assares the public that every exertion
will he made on his part TO merit th9 support
heretofore So lherafly bPstewed upon him
and no pains or expense will be spared t.
render his Saloons the most luxuroas aud
comfortable in Northern California.
ISAAC DIXON
Weavervillc, June l6, 1855.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-25
BEST RANCH ON TRINITY RIVER
FOR S A l. K,

WITH OR WITHOUT tfe Stock end
w Crops. The Ranch is situated At the
mouth Of Redding's Creek, on Trinity River,
containing some 80 acres Of the best kind OF
bottom land suitable for any kind Of vegeta
bes, with abundance Of the best Of water for
irrigatng, with dams, ,ditches, &c, to convey
the water all over it Also. large quantity
Of excellent land for small grain, all in a
high state Of cultivation and well fenced g,
with = good House, Barn, Sheds. Corral, &c.
On the Ranch is a splendid NiR privilege,
good demand Tor lumber, water all the, ear
rornd and an endless supply of the best saw
logs handy.
The whole will be sold for CASH ONLY.
For further particulars arply at the Ranch.
aulS.d j. erosion.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-25
County Assessments for 1855.


The attention Of owners and agents of real
estate and personal property, within the
County Of Trinity, is hereby respectfully di-
rectrd to the provisions of the Public Reve-
nue. Act Of the State 0f California, requiring
them 70 furnish statements of the same 10 the
COnnty Assessor, Of buildings and improve
ments on lands occupied or held by them, to-
gethor with the value Of all personal property
goods and chattcls OF every description; all
cash. m0nied stock, notes, mortgages and
bonds, or property OF any and every kind,
whether owned or held in trust for otherB.
~ II any person shall be guilty Of Civ
ing false list Of property, under the oath
required by law, such person or persons shall
be Liable TO indictment for perjury. aud the
property shall be liable for three times the
usual tax
~ The assessment Of all property Of
persons refusing to give list. will be dou-
bled by the Board Of Equalization.
Poll Tax.
Each male nhabllant OF this State, over
twrutyvune Years ~ age and under fiity
wears Of age, and not by law exempt from
poll lax, shall pay poll tax of three dollars
for the use Of the State aud County, prOuidcd
he pay The same 10 the Assessor between
the first Monday in March aud the first Mon
day in October, in each year; and in default
Of paving the same 10 the Assessor within
the time specified each such ihhabitant shall
pay poll tax of fOnr dollars, the collection O'
which shall be enforced by the Assessor
whether the name OF such inhabtant shall bt
listed or not; and to enforce the collection 81
The saue, the Assessor may seize 50 much o
any and every speci,s Vf property in posses.
son cf the person refusing to pay. as will b,
sufficient 20 pay such pol TAX, with the costs
Of seizure and salr, and may cell the same BY
giving one hours verbal notice previous ID
| such sae. ID. W. POTTER.
County Assessvr of Trinity CO.
May 5th. Office IN me Court HoHse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-07
Danfina academies.

A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEL,
the reception OF pup,s who at any tina
dies and Children on Wednesdays and Saturdays. o.,
r NJ Gentl.men on Wednesdays. Thursdays. end evsJe
i'm for Ladies and Gentlemen. Monthly Soirsss y
Ceuss consiping dsys hours ard terms OF nsuaed'e
BE- had the Academy tus will be cent BY psS
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MarhiMerp, Sc.


-eAyELING TRUNKS. &c.-JOhSS. ~
\ n A s, Irs ssS wal 4 end Be- % vvssss
::s.s. f.:;: CT c Z. e. ., en-
and oseoes wsSt IaAiss. Sostb Anenss, - -
VssS Al srssslss sessht e HI ss - - WlSsa
1917 TEA. BUstiya. Jsns5 os9'~
H. e sseees&
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Cbanres for Bnsiness Flea.

A FORTUNE.-M0st persons are aware that
asly mertoous Patent Right be made an honorable
monopoly, wherein fortune can be INSIDE 10 !. nen.ns
The sss.oeeI he. ais, ,ssrTS s paINrNa VITA
OJJT SETTING TYPE Ii adapted 70 greater OF les
extent 10 all classes Of society. ,,, A., ....
this model and feel proud pleased vsthN can Pot
. letter faster than the majority OF Pc ,pi. can sne ~
. pen ana W, wish one evsTy fsmil' tsenhho Amer
AGENTS WANrED.-No None need Apply o,t nose VIE 'n'
moot updoeb,sa references character and ssiity
Persons whins TO examine the Mshine purchase nsh"'
can DO - By saS,s.:ns the proprietor, p.,,.,sy
Or s. U. HUNrIEY, Room "a, Deyst Hooss. New Yor1.
A GOOD BUSINESS CHANCE.-To any per-
"A zoe desirous of entering into business r1as@ih
ns.Isy IN Stoves general Ware &c. oppo
.r,,, a altered 10 purchase advantageous terms. wo
es's'Ie'S ~ JACOBS. No i29 Granas.. winsn.ssrsh
A FOUNDRY and MACHINE SHOP At SING
"A SING. With the ENGINE. nACHINEaY As Offered
e, SAis ,s OF e On. us, .s, On Rive R
so Ss a Rver 9S5 feet Calmly Fos fuh Eesoosan
-, = a. siSrsss WILLEr AcCoRD. sins sins n L.
<yARRIAGE-SPRING and AXLE FACTORY
"a, sALE A FACTORY, lossted near kew tSt. Wy
with railroad comm uriest,os freasent every ."sem,
for the psnufscturna Of Carase A1ies sna a.s a.
ssy ssd sItsn.iysy The prspsry eoase 2, snss .s'
Fsns Bvidinss steam Esszs and Boilers Of to-hor
eAsftias Beltnsksu Tools Lsthss Screw Cses 80" -
axsures reeusss for tie Of the ossae
10 one - more persous DESTROYS Of emeaane - tce soo's
nsnsl basissss ths prssssh very favorable -
=: g s. s see S y: ~
pi1 to JOSIAH 9. LEvERErf. No y chsst. New fese
NOR SALE-A new and beautiful STEAM
IN oHIP. of very light dreA o. wstsrl lsssta - -
-. team i:. a:s,s s::. f..: ,sssss IN re
xy % JOHN GRAHAM. Ne % Wn3S@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-07

~ DENCE for SALE or 20 LErstusted In the village Of
hovsl CON- hear the Charches Schools &C. and IL u
teus hou Canal st. BY E-wYort End New haven Rsrosd
The House present occupied BY samuel Colt ESQ., nearly
having lsts been ref-d ana ne ORDER ~uned
With furnace and oohvensny Arranged in all respee Tho
premises eonst Of Of Land under high eu
vsn stseksd with Fruit Trees oruamented Shubbery
&c The Furniture n the House be parehssed
se. t.rus .pp.e for .oon FoI artnst Particular apply
TO ISAAC BEERS Norwsll Com.
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no the EDITOR of THE TRIBUNE: The


uaae,-iSDed Conductor Of Car No II. the Third
Ra,sd hstweca vile and 6lsst 10 20 the de-
posfien Hosfio Nelson rav that the CONDUCTOR OF Car
No IA enacted from him. Ia sad the Of cent?
for HE fare fro YorAve the City Hal states that the fare
from YcrI vile City Hail aud payment Of
this Ticket given the passenger, which passes hu
paid passer ger the beo~ 6lts Th' offered Hosfo
Nelson ard he refused TO take H. therefore, collected
I've csat which Is all ihst he did Pay me
having ticket show tha be paid Sorkvie fare the
Conductor below 6b collected tvs cents aud
pe,ury for him that be paid in Car No IL the
sun Of ten centsi
We form eIiy collected cent fare from Yotkve slst
ct found that passengers would declare the Con-
ductor below 6st thu they hsd paid five
from Yorhvls and the additional cent being paid, ~
could ride miles To protect COMPANY
through issued which given to passengers In
the car and which HoTsto Nelson Gray " unue
cessasy spd desy and he msht have added
cense II four cent. March 6, 1855 Reseecifaly.
ROBERT SrOGDELL-
1.-TWO YOUNG MEN of business tact and hsb
II it about leaving NewYork for the West would hte to
Get AGENTS for any parties whns their services esse
Of reference given Address for one week, Box No 4l
Posk Once
Observation-Disclosures is wanted OF the kev:
w = NORRIS, wkc married. oospe ga tne evensss o.
- ion AZ Jspuarv Last Supposed 20 i've in 81 seer
" WI please send bis sltr.ss to W -. II ten once
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E'ARM for SALE-40A CRES.-The Goyernors

l. Of The NE w.Y0RY HOSPITAL offer for sale the FARM
II the osr Of oanse soekAnd County late esdsoes
LsAd toess With about acres Of Salt Meadow On the
E.mkss are . comfortable Dwelling Hoase Barn, Carriage
ssr There are also sbost s Yir Trees dasssnt tinds
90 p.es and ssnbsr Of choice 0ssps Vines the W
The r.rm lee about mile hoo Pisrnoot ssd fIsu il con
ntsiiy = ne Cay Of New Isrt oSsn esay induce
I'll e easrsd Prv.,c s.s s.s The isA Of Marcia vhsa
On TUESDAY. the nj Il March, ct Sciosh ?. Il Two
s,as q esssse:s Hseey nsg ssn:a Bcsl cad nesssa
Hss further peeyieulafs spplv - JAMES DARRACH,
Superintendent Il u Nee. Iest Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-07

MAYORS OFFICE, NEW Yokx, March Q, 1853
NNHE attention of Contractors and others IS
called to the following Ordnance passed by the Common
Council Nov 49, 1851 in relation to the btns Of rocks with
the City of New Ycrt Notice 10 hereby given that here
after the Ordnance will be strictly enforced
AN ORDINANCE FOR TIE COVERING UP OF THE
BLASTS IN THE BLASTING OF ROCKS WITHIN
THE CITY or NEW-YORK
Be H oyIaissd BY the Mayer Aldermen and CoW~onolfp Of ~
Cir Of Ssr- YORK In Common Council eoasesed:
SEcTIoN In all Of blasting rocks stones within
the City Of New York south Of line drawn scross the Island
one hundred norhey OF s6h st. each blast before firing
IT, shall be securely with six tmbe Of not less than
thick inches ten feet long esch 10
placed each charge and TO be held u place
BY three hundred pounds Of large stones piled top Of
them.
SEC Three minuiss notice before firing the blasts shall
be given by displaying red sg assh not less thtn ten
feet set conspicuous place within twenty i've feet OF
the point where the charge placed and also By calling out
the blast several times repeated and loud enough
TO be distinctly heard distance OF two hundred feet from
the paint Of oisshsrge. -.
For every viossn Of either OF the provisions Of this
Ordnance the offending party the WORK be GORE under
contract the complaint and conviction there,f
before Police justice shall he liable 10 tine OF twenty I'VE
doilan and stand committed unnl the same !, psid
o.. l. This Ordinance shall take effect Immediately
saSp~ei b. tho Board Of Aldermen Oct. Ia. 1851
ASopsrd Sy the Beard n As-sssasw No. H. ls5l-
Ap0loveA by the Mayor Nov ~, 1881
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-07

EARN for SALE or 10 LET near New,o..
Nilsse. ass tom wilsrsbargh FAIRY cost,I,,,. =.
with sood house barns ara other out kui air.,
well o. water 81 The door; al Minds ot frui, tee. A.
Particular irq1r- OF JOHN D. OAKLEY, az The b-is. 80,
Cslyary Cemetery -e' ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-07

ITO LET or LEASE-For term OF years,
i pOITsE Ard LDr, No l55 Goerck 81 Has Stables on
,.,r utb Tor Carmen others who keep horses aqare
80 ALER the preLnises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-07

HOUSE and about half an acre Of LAND, IA
the village Of MelrOse Wes,chessr Co., for SALE q
EXCHANGE House new large .nd convenient, coat.azs
II rcems Price S26e-~i 20 cash App!y II tho Usi,s
square Real Estate Office, No Everett House, eorns ~
nd l7rhsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-07

i HOUSES. m dssirabl. loc-s-. h Broo.lya AZ 80.
varying price from SO y cls P-ssoa. s.s,., y
tsrchasiss se.us real es;ste iavted - -. ana
Register. CoNLEY HASKELL
Va q 't.,n.R 81
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los EP II P. P s s On
81 soiICIrOa or PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS.
No 4 Wall a York

Al Y. KANSAS LEAGUE-Organized August,
N. 1854, ROE LOCKWOOD. President THos DWIGHT
esn,s yor Kansas will hns the only old and experienced
COMPANY With efc.n. .,snrs s. Looi. and kan. sna
AZ. nen.onsIly or by Letter post paid to 0EO WALTEk,
Gspy sone rintepdent No 10 Brosawsy. N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-07

I OTIS for SALE--rwo splendid Lots on 3ith
IL the 5th u Lots 44th d between The -
and 6th.svs. sad Lots on tstst Inqlire q
& 2 TOWNSENp No 81 NussaS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-07

ITO LET for ONE or MORE YEARS-A besu-
Il rfui COUSTRY RESIDENCE. sitn..ed At Rssville,
s,teu leland with - Of land The house 10 brick Goa
tain y ID sJu for large saiy sud copPi-tsy tar
p,.hed TIE stu atom q commanding and per-sly beSthy
~ ps,icusr. plan Of hou.-. apply To ANTHONY J.
ErEfCKFR n Broad e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-07

ITO LET-A Cottage built HOUSE in 2bth-st.,
between Broadway srd 6th Av Ess sui Croton. Can be
from after before hst time, i1re 81 No.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-07
70 LET-Seyeral STORIES Of the large build

II frank Jrtst Ev SCI d sor nechsot
Altu.ne-s WI bave holswsy and o. sSfuse4
sx .t..n stssnpoVsr ~i be supplies reAsusNe terms
IA, " lish, VIII be ts.A, April Apply 20 CHARLES
TESKIS~ ?. Franlfuft-sa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-07

Tor SALE--one hrs,-ciass, topr.story Wiz
i basement tre~p stone fiost HOUSE ~ ~ e. ss 4 -
sipchss deep with al ths modern st.s.s
No GO Fss soth-sf het~eeo 4th soa Lexinstosav.
OF JOHN W. FIELDER. No 50 Fat s0h.L -"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-07

Charlton to family consisting OF oae child or three
Furniture for sale. Possession LIST Of
A Lii Ann frnn2 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-07

k'Oh oAAE-A f0ur.story Engnsh Das0m0nS
n HOUsE ths sssth do Of 9thSG between 0resAvsy
ssd ethcv Hosss Is feet front ~ fess ell ths veg sH
neaen Improvements WIN be cole f~ isss sAss scsS Hsr
furSsf particular 81 essds u siniea sepy - AnSkL o.
LOOMS, Ne ll1 Drsalvsy. ness 3tttSk
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EOR sALE-On Sth.ay. and otSer f.rori,a !,
EHTH AVENUE.-For Sale, 3 lots. corra, ~

TOR SALE at a BARGAIN-The firstclu,
three story BRICK ROUSE No sSt icthst, near Tom,
kips,qusre built the substantial With ssl
conyenieuces Apply TO BOSWELL q PIERCE, Pines
corner Of Broatws,. under metropolitan Rank.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-08-17
HoIdi EnOuEIl.

Verify the earth has yielded of her in.
crease until the husbandman is compelled
to own that he has enough and 10 spare.
A friend, living in Scioto Valley, who
writes us a part political and part agricultu.
raj letter--thc political part shall be noticed
to-morrow-thus speaks Of the crops:
In this Valley, think that all our crops
are 25 or 80 per cent on the average
Wheat is now being thrashed out, and
yields much better than was even anticipat-
ed although everybody exected big crop.
Oats the same, and as to corn the only
question remaining is what shall be done
with it?"
People are really getting alarmed on ac-
count Of the apprehension that there cannot
be fouGa sufficient number Of Berkshires
ard DurAams TO eat it upl They fear
that instead of turning hogs into the corn
fields, or hauling it from the shock to be
thrown into the mud for cattle, they may
be compelled husk it out and put it into
cribs as you Yankees do. What an awful
condition of thingsl
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-08-17
Tbe IseDubIican CIub,


Net on Monday evening at Buckeye Hall,
and after hearing the report of the commit
tee appointed to draft platform Of princi-
Piles. the report was adopted.
Permanent officers for the Club were
then chosen as follows;
President E. BoREN,
Vice President-JouN YoUEKMAN,
Secretary-S, B. PRICE,
Treasurer-W. N. MORGAN.
The Club was then addressed by R. P
BUcKLAND, Esq, and L. GELPN.
On motion, adjourned to meet again al
Buckeye Hall on Tuesday evening the 2lst
inst S. B. PRICE, Sec'y.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-08-17

We were greatly amused the other eve
ming by an accidental meeting Of two chill
dren, Of between three and four years Of
age; one an American and the other a
German, belonging TO an emigrating family,
stopping at one of the German hotels on
Larned street. The American came up
with an earnest solicitation to play at a
pool Of water near by, when the little ''myn-
heer" Immediately threw his arms around
the neck of his new made friend, and com
menced a noisy. rapid prattle, without heed
ing the astonishment, occasioned by his IN
known tongue. The American disengaged
the arms Of the "litIle dutch" and eyeing
him with the same curiosity and wonder.
with which the natives may be supposed
to have looked upon Columbus, would per-
nit no farther familiarity, and the last We
saw of them, the little native had taken a
seat upon the step, and with bis head rest
ing-bis chin upon his hands. with elbows
braced to the knees, was in a "brown
study" apparently, upon the unintelligibil-
ity of the language of foreigners.
Detroit Times.