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sHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue of SIX Executions to me directed, and
ID issued out OF the Clerks Office of tie District
Court of the 10th Judicial District, in and for Ne
vada county. in favor of Jacob NJ. Fouse VS. Adams
K Co.. for the sum of Nine Hundred and Thirty
One, and 3Il00 Dollars. debt, and damages and
costs Of suit, taxed at S93 so and interest the
sum of ses7 at the rate of 10 per cent per annum,
from the cath of April, 1855 until paid, Also and
in favor of Samuel Nickols for the sum of $2,350
debt with interest said sum of So, $50, from the
cd day Of May 1855 at the rate of 10 per cent per
annum until paid and SIT damages and costs of
suit taxed at s96, so. Also, and in favor of Charles
Marshal for the of 8 l52, 10 debt and dam ag
and costs Of suit taxed at 20 and S0-l00 dollars
together with interest the of ST. 090 30 at 10
per cent per annum from the lst day of May 1855
until paid. Also, nd in favor of Alfonzo Morehruse
TO- the sum of 81 764. debt and damages and costs
of sit taxed at Ss030 and interest at the rate of
10 per cent per aunum and the OF 81 700, from
the lst day of May 1855. until paid. Also, and in
favor of John Baker to- the snm OF ST 305 debt and
damages and costs of suit toxed at s72 with inter
Est on the sum of Sl.3o5 debt damages and costs
Of suit taxed at $72 with interest on the sum of
g ,305 at 10 per cent per annum from tie lst OF
nay 1855 until paid Also and in favor of Onier ).
lays for the sum of S2050, debt, with interes.
on said amount at 10 per cent per annum from the
23d day of June 1855, until paid, and damages ana
costs of suit taxed ut i65 which haveleviedupon.
The isSilowing described property to-wit. Two
Houses ard he Lots on which they stand, situated
on Main and Washington streets, and adjoining the
ere Piooi bilcR DuiN!uS W" o'eu X y, 'o,
and known as Charles W. Young Snd ~ Turner'S
building, in the city of Nevada. Also One House
ard Lot situated at the foot OF Main and Groad
srsets, and adjoining Phoenix Saloon known Rs
Adams & Co.'s Express Office. Also a Two story
Fire Proof Brick Building and Lot situated in th
town of Grass Valley on the corner of Main and
Mill streets and known Adams s. Ce,'s Express
Office which 1 will sell at Public Auction to the
highest bidder for Cash in hand. in front of the
Court House Door on THURSDAY, AUGUST
SECOND A. D. 1855 between the hours of 9
NJ, and5 oclocK p. NJ.
Given under my hand, in the county OF Nevada,
on this 18th day Of July, A. D.. 1855.
July I3-3w. S. w. BORING, Shift. N. C.
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SUMMONS.

r. Of CALiFOhNIA, County OF Nevada.
- Township of Nevada, S. Justices Court. Be-
fore c. F. Smith, Justice of the Peace, The People
of the State of California to ANTON SANDMAN:
You are hereby summoned to appear before me, at
9Th day of August A. D 1855, at o'clock, A. M. to
answer the complaint of J.. w. Thompson and
James Preston. who demand against you one hun
dred and nineteen dollars. for wages due them
On fauIe so to appear and answer Judgment will
be rendered ag ains you for the sum Of One Hundred
and nineteen dollars damages and costs of suit
Given under my hand. this 9th day of July A.
1885, C. f. SMITH, Justice of The Peace.
Nevada July ~ 1858 4,Sr
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eax to ret rid Of Worms.

s..z e5sfrL xsr THIS @ IN THE World. You hnve on
= :, purchase bottle OF n Lanes Celebrated Verm
se snd administer II Eccordng TO The directions &c
rsosny ne Zach vial 1t fails to give immediate
s,er and il perfectly safe for young DID, The fol-
loving testimony favor of MLanes Celebrated vern-
tfuQc. gps landed as a short time s9o
NEw YoRK, November 49, 1854.
friend O. mine purchased and administer ed one bot
lie Of i'Lsnsss Celebrated vermifuge to child of hers,
forr yess ole which brought away between three and
sonr hundred worms-mAny Of them large. The child IS
WELL and living in Remington place. For further
particular inquire OF Mrs Hardie No Manhattan place
P. s. Dr.. MLane's Celebrated hermitage. also his LiF
or Pills now be had at ali respectable Drug Stores
IN California.
S Purchasers will please be careful to ask for, and
take ncne but Dr. M'Lanes verrnfnse. All others, In
comparison. worthless
DR. W C. ALBAN, Agent, Broad st. Nevads-
PARK & WHITE Wholesale Agents, and dealers in
Family Medicines, washington street, between SAMSON
and Battery, san Francisco. N July G. 1855
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sHERIFE,S SALE

Y virtue Of executions to directed issued from
the Clerks Office of the County Court in and for the
County of Placer in favor Of s. C. Astn aud W. A. John
son and against James Beny Rupert julius Emperor
ct al dated June l2, 1885, for the of S44S 40100
have levied upon and seized the following described prop
erty to-wt All the right title and interest of Julius
Emperor and - Rupert in and to the French Quartz
Mill living and being situate in the Township of Grass
Valley County of Nevada State Of California said interest
being two Seventbs of said mill which shall sell at public
auction tha highest bidder for Cash in front of the above
described mill the Sd day of August A. d. 1885, at
O'Clock 2. NJ.
Given under my hand this Sd dav of July A. D. 1855.
w. w. WRIGHT. Sheriff N C.
Julv 6-4v F. o. ToNPKSs d. s.
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA -, DISTRICT COURT,
Countv of Nevada % 14th Judicial District.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA =, DISTRICT COURT,
County of Nevada. % l4th Judicial District.
TIME PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA TO L.
| ADLER Greeting You hereby commanded t.
and within Ten lays after the service oths
Writ the complaint of George Philips Plaintiff now on file
in the Clerks Office Of the District Court aforesaid against
YOU as Defendant Cor the Of osE THOUSAND Dol
LARS Or in of your failure to appear and answer
said complaint the said Plaintiff will take judgment
against you therefor by default together with damages
and costs of suit and also demand the Court such other
reiefas is prayed for in his said complaint
Witness JN0 H. B0STWICK County Clerk of Nevada
county with the seal of said Court affixed this 23d day OF
lime A. D. 1855 JOHN Fl BOSTWICK, Clerk,
District Court,
BY T. p HAwIEY, D. c.
State of California County Of Nevada, at chambers
County judges office, June 23d A. D. 1855.
George Philips l. Adler.
1t appearing from the complaint this day hled IN the
above entitled that the Plaintiff has good cause oi
actian and from affidavit made that the Defendant, l.
Adler cannot found strict search having been made
ordered service of Summons be had in this cause ey
publishing the in the Nevada Journal paper pup
ished in Nevada county, at least once week Tor me
period of one month
Given under nv hand this Jure %. 1855.
THOMAS II. CASWEIL, County Judge
TRUE CoPY-ATEsI
J. H. ROSTyYICK, Clerk District Court.
-. oo-1ms BY T. r. HAwLEY. u. c
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Insolyent Notice.

In the District Court of the 14th Judicial District In
the matter of Emanuel Scharf, insolvent debtor.
nURSUANT to an order made BY the Hon W. r Bar
L bour, Judge of said Court Notice is hereby given to
an the creditors nsolvent ts be and appear be-
fore the Judge said in Chambers in the Court
House in the city Marysvlle ana County of Yuba,
the I'D day Of August, A. ID 1855 at l0oclock A NJ OF
that day. then and there TO shew In any they
yhy the of the said nsoyeut should not be gra
ed and assignment of his estate be made and he be
discharged from his debts insolvent debtor.
Given under my hand and the seal of the Dsict Court
= forsssid this 10Th day Of July. 1855.
J. II. BOSrWICK. County Clerk.
ByT.P. HAwLEY, Deputy.
Gardner & Johnson At;ys for petitioner, l24w
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SUMMONS

GTATE OF CALIFORNIA. County and rovn,bi,o os Ne
vada S. Justices Court, before c. smith Justice
81 tne Peaee The People of the State of California to
ANIoN SANDMAN, OF said township: You are hereb,
umoned to appear before me- at my office in said town
mp, on MONDAY the 9th day of August A. u. 1855 at
cur o oiock, r. N. to answer the complaint of J. W.
thompson who demands against you two hundred dollars
oeng the amount of your note 20 him. and Of your note
70 James Preston endorsed to plaintiff as is more full set
swe Judgment will be rendered against you Tor the
of two hundred dollars damages and costs of suit
uiVen under my hand this 9Th day ofJuly, A D. 1855
~ c. +. SMITH, Justice of the Peace
Nevada July Ia 1855 Ave '
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NOTICE-An persons are forbidden!purchasing two
N r-onssary Notes for 800 each, now in the hands
ao payable John Brewster said notes we're obtained
ON ne der f,lse pretences II 3w T. T. lHOHP5oS
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TO Quartz Operators.

vT1HE UNDERSIGNED have lately discovered
v,,,t they think to be very ricn lead of Quartz
situated some two niandred yards from the village
of Minnesota and W thin n OF mule IRON the ricn
German B IT lead which iics PAD so ven; 1hey
have not the least doubt but wl,t L. iesu Is ln
same as the German B ar lead. They hia rent :: "
rock an, .irne WHOM they choose to loo.- foa ~
with god in it plain to be seen. Not long since :.
piece of rock found upon their lead weighing
about pounds, which, when crushed yielded sl3
IS. Many other sucn pieces have been found. Also
the rock which has no gold visible to the naked eve
yields from fifteen to fifty cents to the round FIR
as we have tried it. The company are in circum
stances not enlbling them to Commence operations
upon the lead Therefore what they want is TO-
person take hold with them and prospect the
the lead, and aso Join in work Ing the same. who
has more fuLds than they have at present Orthey
will let the lead out 10 woik on shares a cert,ii
length of time certain per centage in order
to get the thing once in operation We have tetr
informed of late that there are several Quartz Mills
near Nevada which are MT in operation at he pres
tlme and that tine wish to find sonleSood
lead to remove them to. Now if there is any such
persons who desire this we will assure them that
they will not be able to find better lead to place
their machinery upon. The of this lead is
the Syracuse Quartz lead, and has been lat ly dis
covered. We would like to have some Of the oper
ators in Quartz call and see it for themselves and
believe they would be satisfied.
A s, McMILLEN & CO.
Minnesota June Of I'm
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200 Firkins Choice Butter;
$50 Kegs Leaf Lard;
200 Cases 10 and 20 ID tins. Lard;
100 hf bbls Family Market Beef
200 5-gall kegs CranberritS
so cases Dairy Cheese.
For sale by GOODWIN & CO,
62 California St, San Francisco,
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LEGAL ADvERTrsEpaEMrs-
CONSTABLE'S SALE

State Of California and County Of Nevada.
DURSUANf to section 224 of tltle 7th of the
y statutes of the State of California passed pril
29th 1851, l will expose at public sale to the
highest bidder for cash. the premises on Tuesday
gath day OF July, A. L. 1855, at 10 o'clock A. Nj
all the right, title. and interest OF B. D. Bowers in
and to the following property, towit:-One building
Lot situated on the south side of Boulder street in
Nevada adjoining on the west by the building lor
known as II. K. Ferre's lot The same having been
sold under execution as the property OF BENJAMIN
u. Bowers on the lst day of February. A. D. 1885
Tor the sum of one hundred dollars to I. D. Austin
hich purchase money be has failed to pay
L. ESTEYS HILL, Constable.
Nevada, July 3. 1855 l0-3w
oon1- me above sale is adjourned to SATURDAY July
zoth, A. ID. 1855 between the hours of O'Clock A NJ
AM O'Clock, M E. ESTEYS HI H. Constable
Nevada, July ?4th. A. D. 1855
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-27

NOHS Cases Olive Oil;
OOU 15TS cases Sardines. hf and Or boxes
100 bxs Peaches enG Strawberries
$50 bxs Blackberries ard 2asp6eriesi
200 bxs assorted Pie Fruits, IN I'm and Glass /;
160 bxs CLANS and Lobsters
200 bxs Green Corn and Peas;
100 bxs asstd. Jelis. For sale by GOOD WIN
& Co., 62 California street, San Francisco.
100, 600 LBS, No | CHINA SUGAR:
$50 bbis and hf bbls Stuart's crushed sugar;
200 hf bbs Siuart's Powdered Sugar;
$50 bbls and hf bbls Coffee and Cd, Sugar;
so ceroons Chile peaches;
500 bags Chile Beans;
200 bags New w alnuts.
GOODWIN CO.
81 California street, San Francisco.
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1900 Bags Green Rio Coffee;
100 Cases ground Coffee, in tins;
$500 Mats No l, China Rice;
1900 Kegs East Boston Syrup;
loo gross P and NJ Yeast Powders;
$50 hf and or. kits No l Mackerel;
$50 cases salt, s, 10 and ID lbs.
For sale by GOODWIN & CO.,
&c California street. San Francisc
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Water Notice.
To all whom it may Concern!

YYNoW We, that the underslgneu' F. -, -. nN, ~,
-, : Patterson. J. w. Hurd, b P. iu iey, w.
Churchill John w. Simpson. & Co.. did ~ cate Dy que que
notice Canal for mining and other ~ oses, III the
county Nevada AID State of Calioruadn on the 9Th Of
October 1854 which time they did cla ii the
of the North Fork of the Middle Yuba ,tbar with all
the waters of the South Fork of the sa5 raan. with
the right erect the requisite dam - aams on said
streams suihcien TO Nil Hume with water the fol-
lowing dimensions towit itThree feet dsar six feet in
width, with grade of not than ,aslra feet TO the
mile. They also claim all the Tributaries Of said river,
intersecng said ume canal, for The ,rnose of con-
ducting the by said canal and ,s lateral branches
along the ridge between the South und Middle Yubas.
and furnishing the following and other mining localities
which such canal may nand with water viz Orleans
Flat MocTes tlai, woolsys Flat Cherokee, San Juan
&c. &C lhe Daine OF said canal is the sGrizZy Com
panys Yuba Extension Canal" Said canal is now in
course OF constructions and will be prosecuted in conform
ny with surveys commenced in October 1854 and COM
pleted June Il, 1855.
signed in behalf Of Grizzly Water Company at Chero-
kee, this a2nd day Of June A. D. 1855
DIRECTORS.
WIN. S.PATTERSON, J. W. HURn,
WM. B. CHURcHILL JOHN w. SIMPSON.
sF A. WIIDFR. President.
z. P. TURNEY, Secretary
June Seth- Ias5 93m
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COnstable's Sale.
SHERIFF'S SALE.


OY virtue of execution to directed, issued from
ID the Clerks Office of the District Cnurt in and for
county oil Yuba, in favor Of John C. Fall and R. E.
Brewster and against T. Smith, and W. II. Sweet dated
June II, 1855 lor the of Sl,4l5 CO. Dollars Debt,
Damages, with interest the 81 AIS 80 from
the eh day Of May A D. 1855 the rate of 10 per
per annum have levied upon and seized the following
described properly te-wit:
All the right title and interest o. II. II. Sweet in and to
certain LOT OF MINING CLAIMS lying. sitnaed and
being in the Township Of Eureka Nevada coun:y said
interest being AN UNDIVIDED ONE SIXTH of SAT-.
Claims, which l shall SELL AT PURlIC AUCTION to
the highest bidder for Cash in front or the Court House
door in Nevada AUGUST 5rH, A. D.lS55.
Given under my hand this 18th day of July A. D. 1856.
Attest: w, W. WRIGHT, ShfN.C.
Nevada July i3-4w By b. o. Tompkins, D.
@ TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, Township
- of BRIDGEPORT, :. Refore Daniel Dustin, Justice of
the Peace. Personally appeared before this I'd
day July A. D. 1855 Sarah Hargrears wife of Samuel
Hagrears of said Township and being duly swo-n made
declaration that from and after this date she intends to
carry on her name, and on her own account the
business of Merchandising Ranching and keeping public
Boarding House. and that the amount invested in said
business does not exceed Five Thousand Dollars.
Given under my hand this ID day of July A d. 1855.
DANL DUSTIN, Justice Peace.
July g. 1S55-Sm
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70 All whom it may Concern.

MAKE NorICE-That shall apply to the Hon. Board Of
Supervisors OF Nevada county on the Zotn Gay OF
august A. D. 1855 thereafter IS hearing can
ae had for License set up and keep Io! Brlnse
across Rear RIVER at point opposite the Saw Mill OF the
Bsar River and Auburn Ditch Company
Ncy,d- Jn;v y iss5-5w j. B. L0BDLLL.
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Special Nctices.
MASONIC NOTICE

=. K KANE LODGE, +. A. n. meets every FRIDAY
EVENING at the Masonic Lodge Room on Broad street
Visiting brethren invited to attend.
c. H SEYMOUR, W. NJ
MA. HICKS, See'y. 42-tf
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Ok HHDS Extra Clear Bacon
SGc $50 bbls Clear and Mess Pork ;
$50 bf bbls Clear Pork
80 drums Codfsh
$50 boxes New Raisns
100 hf bbs White Beans;
200 grosr Goodwin's Tobacco;
200 gross Watson's Tobacco
$50 cases Grape Tobacco;
SO cases Fruit and APRICOT Tobacco
1900 gross r. w. Matches in tins
so kegs Split Peas and Pearl Barley;
10 cases Sage;
$50 cases ar and half gall Pickles;
so cases Fresh Pineapples
For sale by GOODWIN & Co.
y20-3m 90 California St san Francisco.
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ny- DR. H. 4 r. NJ HUNT win continue their Medical
Ofice at the above store.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-25
Hints about Marriage.

When a Young wife leaves the society
of her own kindred and ooes h. res;ds
a,none those of ber busland sLs n.ssss
nnaer = now 80, &C ;nI,,ancas fs,p-.hl.
or unfayorshlo - bar nb.roc,ar ID
wishes fsbo snds ,bs;r ssnt;n,snss
barn,on;o,,s w;,h ber own .nd e sa.,,
are elevated and refined then the un;on
IS tbe auennented f,ow of a br;obt and
TRANQUIL stream More bapny stiIl for
her # superior worth of soc,ai standinp
ON their mart affords q welcome ;nfluence
70 l;gbt ber to tbe;r level pnt oftsn
sbe becomes oI,;ad to.Lnse v,,os. 49,
.,,d ,y,,.s .ro o,,;,s a;,.srSa fro,,, ,,' 49,
III g. fsn,;l;rs s,.ess bav. -,
,ra;.aS 80 =. ,l;asrar, srsss,,,. .rs::,sS =
J. e. - -. - -
Tls - -. :
81. -. :, = r. r:,i,.s..am. -. 80.
.sa.o' - le,s' = = =, asua Ga. s''.,s
..esessa.ny "eie.n, ess..1, .,.as s''o va
tS.a.? Ee,ae;.ii'. IN s. :. - a m - - .
- r. nus a,. s,.' -. :-.:..aIA I'm .S 1
" sie Paiee' n,oss ius'lua 'eia.su
anu col'cclned' 'lle nusoaha ana we.
az sru 4 Ieauiles grea' iolce Anu cohs'ansy
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-25
ehoice Poetry:
From TIE Tsmpiar's Offering.
by Home.
By nELLY.

Eing Fe of childhood. lament that ;tis gone,
Pasiit ye With rapture your fo,idly loved home.
Roam ye in fancy DER woodland and plain,
Sigh fof the hours that return not againl
But am content; have wish to roam,
For tls home where the heart il, where the
heart is, It's home
Loved friends are aroun1, th,ir glad voices
hear,
They rejoice at my joy. at my woes drop tesr;
their presence makes even the desert look glad.
And the rock, and the wave, with strange
beauty are ciaj.
y. never from hearts such az these will roam
For 'tis home where my fFiepis are, where my
friends are It's home.
When doubts or temptati ons allure me to stray
From the path that will lead to glorious day
U! then the true heart that preserves me from
wrong
Is dearer than woodland. or meadow, or song
Of our own warbliDg minstrels; why, why should
! roam,
For my homes where true hearts are, where
true hearts are It's home.
Where'cr there's beauty, or goodness. or worth:
On the blue rolling sea, or the fower-gemmed
earth;
Wherc'er a crushed spirit is pining in gloom;
Where | can do good, there, there is my home;
never am lonely, never can roam,
For my home is the world, the world is my home
CBaedutrills, Pa.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-25
Family Newspaper :--ladepeldent On An subjects.
NUMBER 3i--VOLUME |.

Goblin class. At one time they recommend
that the press be muzzled, and liberty Of
speech and conscience be destroyed. We
see ex-Judge Arnold-heaven save the
judiciary-lead mob who break open q
hotel that was Shut up, search the rooms.
uttering Lerrid eaths and curses, and de-
stroying the furniture.
Ministers of the Gospel are notified to
leave their charges. The mob at Park.
vile could hardly be restrained from de.
stroying fne stone church. Confidence
is shaken. Unfounded cslunnies arc
circulated. The reckless trample on law
and the basest men hear sway and tAe
most balefai examples are SET before the
youth Of our country Corrur.ioa is The
passport to Office. Social order IS broken
up-who can still the tempest? VIII
our citizens pause and arrest these mo-
mentous evils, before our dearest hopes
and interests are buried in undistin-
guished ruin GEO. S. PARK.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-25
what is Nsadsd.

Courage, frmness, backbone--if never
hefore-arc needed now. In these days
eowardice is folly, courage is true wis
dom. The corrupting influences around
us are very great. These are no days
for trifing.
"Our time is one that calls for esrnest
Deeds
flour hearts sink and our steps ialter,
we shall fail and perish. bu. if our hearts
aro brave and our steps firm, al shsll
come forth from the danger triumphant.
Our fathers were brave men. They had
% face the cannon's mouth. But we
need to be braser still. for we must face
corrupt popular sentimenti
Courage, then, couragei The grand
est biography We can aspire to is, ne iiT-
ed brave man slife--and the subiinest
epitaph that can grace cur tomb is, he
died a brave mans DEATH Its no LIGHT
matter in this degenerate time todare to
think for ourselves, and then act I'D 10
our thoughts. There are more slaves
now than Just those on the southern plan
tations
ssTbcy are slaves who fear to SPEAK,
Fer the fallen and the weak;
They sTe slaves .ho viii not choose
Hatred. seoiFng. Bnd abuse,
Rather than IN silence shrink
From the truths they needs gnnss think:
They are slases. NH dare Mt be
IN sas ysqit rftl t16 es thres.r'
A great man was sending away his
son 20 be gone several years-after Civ
ing him great deal of advice. he finally
said to him:
"This above Ell to thine OWE self be
tiue, and it must follow, as tie night the
day, thou canst not be falseto any man"
We are 10 be true, then. to ourselves
to our own manhood, and our own con.
victious.
a glorious time this to form character.
But We must do IL ourselves. Il i not
necessary 70 be rich to be great. High
worth is elevated plaee-'tis more--it
makes the place stand candidate for sEee
makes moro than monarchs, makes an
honest man.
Akingwas once driven frem his throue,
and afterwards became street cleaner.
When taunsed on account Of bis mean
occupation be said. "ifihe place wiilaot
bring honor 20 me. viii bring honer to
the place This IS the true sentiment.
s.Iicner snd shame from ~ condition rise.
Act well your part, tbers al the hoaor less
- Charles Samaer.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-25
Courier and Enquirer.

No paper in the Union, says the Port
land Inquirer. has taken more magnan-
imous course in the mater of freedom.
all things considered, than the the New
York Courier and Enquirer. 1t is even
willing to go for VIM. Lloyd Garrison
and. Arthur Tappan for President and
Vice President, rather than. permit fur
ther aggressions of the slave power. Its
spirit is admirable, and being now in the
right direction, VIC cannot but hope 1T
viii pcrsevere unto the end. Its skill and
its position give its sentiments great
weight; and its pledge tofreedom in the
following extract viii be hailed every
where with joy
"We consider The Compromised 1870
and 1850, second only to the great Com
promises of the Constitution itself; and
the compromise of 1890 having beenre-
pealed aud abrogated in violation OF good
iaith, honor, and honesty, for the accom-
piishment Of base and selfish political pur-
roses. its restoration has become po-
filical necessity, to which all other con-
siderations are merely secondary. I'm
I'll the Missouri Compromise shall be
sustained, the Courier and Enquirer viii
be found doing battle in the front rank OF
those who consider its repeal . disgrace
to all who were concerned in enacting
tha.-ousrage upon public faith and per-
sonal ilener. Time alone can determine
with whom we act in the coming contest,
but there can be no doubt as 70 the class
of politicians who viii meet from us un-
compromising opposition. Ne know
how to submit to all laws, whatever may
be the consequences Every Union man
of the North was lnsulted and outraged
BY the repeal of The Missouri ComPre-
mise, and personal honorand duty to the
country. alike demand from them a ffsn
and unyielding determination to insist up
Oh is restoration. .