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The Trinity times., 1855-08-11
Shasta Advertisements.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
AND
STAGE HOUSE,
Main street. shasta.
Z. o. DEWITT and D. G. BROWN.
PTOPRIETORs.

PToPRIETORs.
I'llf- present nroprletors Of the St. Charles
l Hotel would inform It's old patrons. and
the public generally, that they have reftted
md turn shed it in such a manner that they
can assure them Of being rs we'll accommo.
dated IN their establishment as in any hotel
in Northern California. and ak for them
selves fair sha I of public patronage. The
Table
will always be supplied with every delcacy
that can be obtained in this market. as also
those of Nlarysvile and Sacramento. The
SLEEPING APARTMENTS
are new, and will be kept in a manner infe-
ri"r to none in the country. The general
management of the house will be under the
direct supervision of ID. G. Brown. long and
invorabll known rs an able caterer to the
pdhll" taste
All the Stages running from here to Ma.
rysvIllr and Sacramento. belonging to the
CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY
start from this House. Passengers wishing
any Information, can obtain IT from WM
N"1 Rk. Agent for the company who is
a ways on hand. Al>o. the Office Of the
California Steam Navigation Company.
+. X SIZED, Agent, is kept at this house
The Passenger trains for the North leave
the S.. Charles daily, consisting of
Loag's Train to Weaver,
The Trinity times., 1855-08-11

CuRous TyroGRArnicAL ERRoR Prof
French. in hi, ntvet work IN lhe Euelirh
launnnpe. pu uts out in tn goth verse Of th,
ODD chapter ot Mat hew. The words, which
stiam AZ a cnat aud swallow n Van'H,' tht
rrnftssnr thinks contains mlsWnt. which
having been passed over Ia the edition of
lGll, has held ,ls ground ever since. The
unnslnths in,tn}o 10 saV, (Which strain
emf n pnat ana swallow camel ~ lhh being
the correct rendering ol the original, rs APP
p,.us in nndllc'- aud Cmmmer's iransl1
inns both of which have strain ou.' i
v.s the custom nf the sttcter Jews io strain
Their win, viurrnr and "t"r p"'aldcS
Through In " ,r ghuEe, l,st uuawar's they
SION a dijnk Town some lule. uuci, an nee :,
-, a euai. a thus tranScrrs~ the L'Vltl'"'
L,N. II was +" this custom the SAVIOR n
hdcd. intending to say that the scrh s and
.rhnis,rs. whlr thcN strain oul cna from
ihclr drink. would Yet swallow camel at q
gulp.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-11

4 writer in the North B,iisi RU.eT CON
.iders The Closing Scene" the best poem
ever written By an American! The iliustrl
ous critic proba ly never read BryantS
"Thanntnp isn
The Trinity times., 1855-08-11

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
" the subscribers will apply TO the Board
of Supervisors for Trinity County, at their
next session, to be held in the to"u OF Weay-
erville, for License TO keep Public Ferry
across Trinity River, from Little Prairie 10
W Nhite's Bar.
PELLETREAU & PENNY,
ie30-lm Little Prairie.
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EXPRESSES.
PACIFIC EXPIRES,
COMP ANY.
Capital, SlOo M

DElNG NOW ORGANIZED on y
IL manent and substantial basis, ana b,r
completed arrangements by which the m
perfect security IS afforded to shippers. IN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-17
NEW ORLEANS, April 10.


TOBACCo-Demqnd active. Sales $50 hhds inclu.
ding e22 OF which at re, Il at 7c, 20 at e, "a at
esc, - ut 64c ~ and 40 al Zoe; l2l mostly
fused al 71sc; high 81 private terms
and ZIG hhds OF which 40 Ciarksvlle at - 80 Green
River at &C. and 80 Illinois at ~ round.
sUG Ak-Large receipts brought utbuyers and 1900
hhds found purchasers AZ steady prices Fair 10 fully
iair 41S94k.r r st tf
Observation-Disclosures active. Sales $500 bbls. at 800
2Gc for fermenting prime Red kVer 80 bols choice
reboiled brought 261sc.
FLoURSaies confined 10 $50 bbls st. Louis at $40 81
l5O in lots SO 50 aud 20O extra Illinois ats H.
COkN-saes 1850 sacks, including 2U50 in many lots
at 81 Coz l29 az 81 OR l273 %; Ie90 at U7 200
white ut 10; 49i ut IL and 1850 at o59l 10 per
bushel. ith4
oATS-2052 sacks of 81. Louis sold in lots q. zoe per
bushel. f.l .a.t 81. -rh To P. p ..
WHISKY I50 Re ctifed sold i'm lots at 30.
PORk-sales 100 bbls Mess private ins pecton $40 so
200 bbs prime Mess "a p; Al bbs Humps at IL and
% at I3,
DRY SALTBD MEAT-Salcs $50 casks Hams and
Shoulders inar tight packages at 73tc. for Hams,
&c. for Shoulders anu 90 &C Tor HAMS
sides and &c. for Shoulders.
BACON-Sales 2O5 casks prime sides in lots 1T -
- essk poor shoulders So and IL at67S.
LARD-Sales 100 bbls at Ice, 100 at9l4c 195 at 97
ana 1876 prime at gt5c.
CUFFEksales Of $50 bags Rio at l0l.e: 435 at Iol<
and 80 at lie.
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DAILY, J,OU r N AL.
Canal Matters.

1--we have several times had occasion to
notice Capt. R. Webber's Canal boat dock
on the canal near this city. Mr.. Webbel
some time ago made good dock, and has
rel since been engaged in building and repair
~ 4 ing boats. We need no, say that in doing
80 this he has. accomplished something of real
g practical benefit TO the city. He is an ex-
G., {, celient workman, and has built several Of
the best boats on the canal. But as in most
oil new enterprises, he has had great difficul-
- ties and losses to encounter. He has now
on the stocks one Of the best built boats on
the canal, so far as tits completed. But he
y has run ou, Of means, and now much needs
rs'o some assisting hand, by whose aid he may
complete this boat ready for sale. A small
J advancement made him, would asst him in
getting out of present difficulties, and going
- on with his business. Certainly there are
men in this city, who could spare him the
capital for a brief time ysv,sF.s
- The Belle Sheridan was al our wharf
80, Sunday night. She took on a large quantity of
freight here, aud departed for the South with a
good trip ttrse.f.r e-.ero .sctst.
go The Canal boat sc" left last Sunday
morning, drawing three feet water She was
loaded with groceries, &c. for Terre Haule,
,Coyington and Lafayette.
We presume the Lewis Howes will be
~ loaded for Lafayette by Mr.. Hill. This boat has
been lying idle some time, if we mistake not.
"A break in the canal occurred last Satur-
day night above MilIersburg.. The accident only
produced faIfoftwo inches water here, and the
.a, break was to have been repaired by yesterday
afternoon. Mr. Fuller is wide awake on such
'si' occasions. - go a.
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There was no. loss of life at the recent
burning Of the French hospital at CONSTANT

nople.1E giCO9 8JF8nIafl uaoh
Great Brifain.-The parliament discuss
ed the 'Sariinian convention, and England
! engages to borrow money at five per cent
and loan the same to Sardinia at four.
Roebuck's committee coptinues TO inquire
for certain papers. connected with Admiral
/ Dundas's conduct before Odessa. .,
The Commons refused to make the army
in India available in the European war; J.
Parliament has adjourned over Easter, and
will meet on the 10th of April
( Nine ships were added to the British
squadron that sailed from Deal on the 2sth
Mr.. Buchanan attended dinner at the
Seamens' Hospital, London, aud returned his
thanks for the aid rendered 500 sick Amer
lean sailors. Palmerston presided.
Forged bills of leding to the extent of
fl4,O00 appeared in the Liverpool market,
all shipped at Charleston, South Carolina, by
James G.. Nicholas. The fraud was accom-
plished by inserting the word "hundred" after
the units on the body of bills %
Spain.-Vienna papers state that Spain
I'D Portugal have acceded to the Western
A lliance, and signed the treaty at Paris on
the 2lst of March. It wants confirmation.
The difficulty between Austria and Prus-
slu 10 iuOfcdSiu2s
The Prussian Cabinet retorted on Austra's
circulars of March Sth, by sending circulars
tothe Prussian representatives at the Ger
man Courts respecting Austrian intrigues
with the German Die. The language of the
circulars is quite hostile to Austria The
circular further charges Austria with dissimu-
laton, and threatening Prussia with military
danger, while Europe talks confdentially of
peace.
Notwithstanding the declaration of neutral
ity oy Sweden, shes fitting out a fleet pro-
visioned Tor three months. --
Canton.-The insurgents are gaining
ground.
Shanghae dates to February 9th state that
the French had again attacked the city and
were repulsed with some loss by the insur-
gents. fr.
The country around Canton is in the hands
OF, the insurgents, who officially declare their
inten ton TO maintain strict blockade.
There are rumors of another repulse Of the
French. . ~ 4sf..ar
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RIVER ITEMS.

- - The river commenced rising again last
Saturday, andeoulinued rising Sunday and slow
=, iy yesterday. " had paragraph in yesterday s
paper noticing the rise, but one written early in
the morning stating the river was falling, acct
IDENTIFY go, left in with the other.
81 - The Crystal Palace arrived here in good
time Saturday morning for ST. Louis. We thank
s,- heI officers for late Louisville papers.
The freight steamer N. w. Thomas ar.
rived here from New Orleans Sunday morning
with a barge in tow. She had 600 tons of freight
Z en- board Tor Cincinnati.
- The Van Buren, (Arkansas) Intesligeucer
r of the 30 h ult., says: s,.r,sss s.e, ~ F.
at has been fundamentally proven and prac-
tically demonstrated that the Arkansas river will
more be htI0r navigation. The banks have
- fallen in to such extent as TO widen The bed
of the river UNNECESSARILY, requiring a larger
volume OF wateI than usually comes dow. ir
ordinary rises, TO furnish its thirsty bars and 10
fill up the bed. The only dependence now is the
railroad .r-..,t 1. .f-..r.rf Ir
= The splen id steamer Niagara,
Capt. IL l. Spots. master, arrived here early
yesterday afternoon form New Orleans. She
left on the evening of the 10Th. and was thus con
sideraby less than six days out She had gCot
tripof freight and passengers, and put out some
groceries &c. at this place. We thank Cap
Charley Reynolds oflhe Office, for papers. The
Niagara wilIbe here Friday merning next
bound South i's
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Class No. 2, value 80 cts

Agricultural Bk, Mt Ster-
ing. .-... .-.--...
Blk Of Fort Wayne, Fort
wayne 1890. $1,000
Bk of Roekport, Roekport.
Ok of South Bend, South
Bend ....-...-. .....
Blk of Perrysville, Perrys'le
Delaware County Bank,
Muncie .................
Elkhart County Blk, Cos
ncn.. $1,000 ----
Great Western Blk, Terre
Haute ................
Huntington County Bank
Huntington ..-.---.----.
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Blk of Indiana, Michigan
City ....................
Brookville Blk, Brookvi lille.
Bk ofSy -acuse. Syracuse. /.
bk of Elkhart, Elkhart. -.
Bk of Rockville, Rockville
Blk of Goshen. Goshen. -.
Blk OF Mt Vernon, Mt Yer
D non.
Blk of Salem, Salem.....T
Bk of the Capitol, Indiana
polls. -......., $4,000.
Bk OF Warsaw, Warsaw. I.
Tx of Monticello, Monti
cello ..............
Bs of Paoli, Paoli. ..-.....
Canal Blk OF EvansyiLe,Ev
ansville-.......-..... -.
Crescent City Blk, Evans1
Cambridge City Blk, Cam
bridge City............
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Central Blk, indianapolis.
Fayeite County Blk, Con-
nersville.
Farmers Blk. Westtield....
lGramercy Blk, Lafay etc..
Hoosier Bk, Logansport....
Indiana BIZ, Madison.
Indiana Stock ok, Laporte.
kentucky Stock Blk ,Colum-
Dds.
Lagrange Blk, Lima........
Merchants d Mechanics BS ,
New Albany.............
New York & Va. Stale St'k
Blk, Evansville.-......
Prairie City Blk, Terre Haute
southern b, Terre Haute.
Salem Bk, Salem ...-...
Savings Blk OF Indiana, Con-
norsyille 49,. ..s.-.....
Traders Blk, Indianapolis. L.
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Indiana Reserve Bank ,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
North Western Blk, Bloom
neld..... 80. ......-.--
New York Stock Bank, Vim
cennes ........-...
Tippecanoe Blk, Winemac- Z.
Upper Wabash Bk, Wabash
Wayne Bk, Logansport 49,.
Wayne Blk, Richmond. -.
Wabash River Bk, Jasper.
Wabash River Bk, MELVILLE
Wabash River Bank, New
Corydon..."........-.-.
Kalamazoo Bk, Albion. -.
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TEIlEGRAPHIC!
Reported expressly for the Daily lournal.l
New YoaK, April Ia.

% i a New YoaK. April IA. =
The Erie r. R. depot at jersey, city, was
destroyed by FIRE this morning. Seve-aicars
are said to have been burned, but we have
not learned the extent of damages:
Letters from Havana, by the Crescent City,
report that Senior Yomba, who was in close
confinement on board the prison ship Icllims
TO be an American citizen. 1t was reported
tia. the official had demanded the death by
the garro,te of three more distinguishes gen :
tlemen, while many more had been order.
edinto exile. Several alledged citizens OF
ihe1United States, were still in prison in
Cuba. 7-.f 90 80 - .'rr
Efta bfrliff BosTos, April Ia.
% The Halifax Journal of the 9th, reports
the arrival Of 60 more men from Boston Go
the foreign legion. who had been induced TO
go there under the supposition that they
were wanted to work on Railroad, finding
cut their mistake all the men refused to en-
list; finally arrangements were made to give
them work:
Mr.. ellis, of Salem, lately from Califor-
MIA, shot himself dead on Thursday even.
ing, on the steps of the residence of gen.
tleman in Cambridge. He was ia love with
young lady in the house, who had refused
to marry him. a.s
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HOUSE AND Lor FOR SALE.
yyNHE u-designea will for ssle svslabie House and
bot in BamascC. roo known the old Ninson resi-
ence the Canal. at above Refs kroe-
uers Brewery the house Is two-sOry frame bulIdng
with convenient rooms. ei-tern etc. attached.
The property Will be ofersd private sale an
Monday 10th inst. and IL sold by that tme II VIII
public auction Woolsey Nelson's auction
rooms n Tuesday. at , O'Clock p. NJ
For particulars enquire of j. B. Hynes Attorney Jaw
apI2-td ~ F-"- 'iNSoN.
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED
-GREGORf'S
INSTANT G U RE OF AIN. AGAIN On AN D.
guyHE greatest family Medicine for Burns Coughs
Colds. Sore Throats and Qunsey. VIII cure parrhea;
Cholera Morbu Cramps and spasms VIII cure Fever and
Arue and known to fa Daily and hourly calls Tor
ths preventive aud cure for the above dis
An av.nt life with this than
ober Medicine One and all the remedy and sasyyur
Increased sales Indiana thousand dozen bottles
ar veara increase than other Medicine
bfye the publie all the principal Druggists
States British America. California and Oregon
'-N - WHOLE~ALE AGENTS:
LEIGH 4 vIERLISG. EvansvlD lind,
ScRIBxER DEvoL. New Albany. Ind.
J. E. C. f. HARPER. Madison. Ind.
CHAs H. CLAaK. Vineennes. Ind.
John D. PARK Cincinnati ohio-can heobained Of them
O., m manufacturers prices. ID. L. GREGORY CO.,
anvlO-6mw =, ~ 81 . rrf-lF Maumee City. Ohio
As''r'-- g. -, --------I = :. - --
MUST RECEIVED iso.oco.cco P,ren.sio. Caps.
U Llt 4 Snpr Nc
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IPHINE AND sUMMEK FASHIONS.

SPRING AND SUMMEK FASHIONS.
EDECEIy ED this dav. and sale supply OF Seots
ia Fashions for Spring aud Summer 1885, The ork can
be su pped sailing j. l.. Nelms Merchant Tailor
posits che STATE Bank.
Nelias also has hand lage supply of fashionable
which he will be pleased to
latest and approved styles Customer
and the public are requested % give me calls. ,,
sp0 D. La. HELMS.
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MACKEREA. MACKEREL.l

MACK EREs.. MACKEREi!l
EDEC' ID per steamer A >. ShOtwell:
IA 5 bills Long No. Mackerel;
half do DO DO DO
Is keets do do do; r- =.
5bis Long No. 2Nackersl;
half bbls do do do;
I5Keets do - r.s
bbls Long No. Maekerei; e.s
hlf ibis do do; r.
o bFs derring; drums large Goldfish
Also ree'S per steamer '"76.' s.i
Is bxs ". L. Cheese;i Tor sale by
apt 81 L. ID. HERMAN.
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A:laauc Bk, Jackson.."..
Bk Rensselaer,. Rensselaer,.
Bk Rochester, Rochester.
Farmers Blk, Jasper $500.
State SIX Blk, Marion. 80.
Shawnee Blk, Attica.....-
Blk OF Attica, Attica. $1,000
Bk of North America, New
port ....-. ....... 80.
Bk of Bridgeport, Bridge
port ........ .-........-
Blk of Connersviile, Con
nersville .--n.....-..
Bk OFT Wadswoh, Mich
igan City ..... .-.-...-.
BA Of America, Morocco. !.
Bk of Auburn Auburn -.
Bk of Albany, New ALBANY
Drovers Blk OF Rome, Rome
Exchange Bk, (no issue)
Greencastle..... ..-s..
Govt Stock BIZ. Lafayette
Green co Blk. Bloomfield.
Merchants Blk, Lafayette.
Misha waka Blk, (no issuel
Niskawaka .........''.-
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Campbell q. GROsCH,
: BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS,

- -<'->-'o' iILL. I'M.
ANUFAOUR RI cfevery description OF Brass Work
of equal quality IL not snDerior nything
on rs favor term
We keep constantly hand oil globes stop gauge bbb
and cylinder eocks church, bells:
ristion metal spelter solder we'll as CO
assortment of all ether articles usually kept this line Of
business. ~, ~, g. -. 4. =. f.-s -.
We Also appostd sole in this city the sale
Tbompsons celebrated leather betting These belt
ngs far thing offered have nva
riably. when exhibited. awarded with
mtum. Samples the be establish
We are receiving afg supply Of McGowans Patent
noube Acting Force and L Pumps. artieis
ed for estern. we'll and railway purposes. =
Every desert ption Castings made order
nished At Cincinnati prices.
The highest ariet price paid for old COPPER brass
AT orders addressed viii with prompt
mediate attention. apl0
=. :. 49, LOOKING GLASSES. ...,., ~.
LARGE assortment of every style; also plates for old
"a frames. Just received ~
.T'TIfa7 nIartu- Esn - 80
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Blk Covington, Covington..
Blk of Albion, Albion......
Far. IL Mec- Blk, Rensselaer,
Steuben co Blk, Ang ola.-..
State SIX Bk, Jamestown.
Wabash Val Bk. Logansp't
Merchants Blk. Springfield
Marshal Co BIZ, Plymouth.s
North Ind bk Logansp0rt..
Orange, Psseyvilie- $780,.
Public stock ok, Newport.
Perry CO blk, Cannelton.--s
Peoples blk, Lima.
Plymouth bk. Plymouth....
state Stock blk, Logansport
state Stock blk, Peru.
STATE Stock Security bank
Newport ----.....-..-.
Starke. Co blk, knoN.......
Traders blk. Terre Haute.
Western blk Plymouth....
Laurel Blk, LAUREL -.
Farmers & Mechanics Blk.
indianapolis ............
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A LITTLE MAN WITH A BIG sTocKi
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING!

HAVE returned from the East opened az my old
stand Of the Western Star under the Pavilion Hotel
the largest selected
OF READY MADE CLOTHING. ever offered for sale in
this city My stock full every
Also large stock OF =. ~ If.r
GESTLEMRN's FURNISHING GOODS.
Of every desert the choicest selection
clemens underwear .fr
re peetfulIy solicit examination my stock by my
old customers apd the public generally confident that
goods viii amend themselves. o.
aplf 'tfff n ~ lf| ANTHONY LOBENSTINE
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5oOs o doz $40 ct of for cash. .-.-... Bass
COOS y doZ do do do ............saet
zoos o doz do do do ............sa.2
, The low or prices above generally where two prices
arementored orfull packages, and Inc higher Tor
smaliwholesale.
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EuESSRS. English STRAIN of New Albany Ind. IN IN
I'VE uaeturers of wsners celebrated Patent Wash Tub.
now in this city and viii remain here few days They
have articles for sale perso
purehase have them tried at their houses free
OF charge. Their tabs can be seen at J. q D. Holman 8
Cooks and the Washington HOTEL Mr.. Strann be
found al the " asbin yton Hotel. 4f ap4
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10 STATE OF INDIANA3sv
-f-.r, NASDekBUK6H County, %.
NOTICE i hereby gwen that Johu Reitr Administra
~ tor Of the estate of Martin Refs his
tito ell the estate said
tate being insuf Went his debts. peo
will be heard the next term Of the Court Common
of said COUNT.
- JACOB LUNKRNHEIMER Clerk
BAKER GarVin. Atty TOT apI3-3w.
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49, - - = -
LiyeC.cse prime 30 a 81
Fish.
Dry Cod. ........ sac
Mackere'l no 4. 90 90
10 no So. l5aI6 80
do no 3D.. llal3 Oh
aerrings scaled s5al "a
FtoIi and Meal.
Wabash C.B.F.S.
Pine Grove. 49,"
City Mills. ...-- I" oOOa9 -
Lockharts brand
Folks. ..-......
Corn Meal. ..... IS
Furs and skins.
Otter piime.....
Grey Fox. :.
RaccOOn season.
able.
Mink do cased.-. rH
Deer red and shit.
blue. -.........
Deer winter.
GLASS ~ Glassware.
Green Glassware
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FHNHE stockholders 90 the INDIANA MINING MASUTAc
a TUBING COMPANY esed to the treasured
whole their respective befor
the 2Dth of November next. By order of the =
ap. MANAGERS.
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Blk of Indiana, Michigan Central Blk, indianapolis.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-13

4
Overwhelming majority Of the people, as
they will bezt every dshef election.
The GdSsfnofs excise for withholding
cer6acates eF elession q the Representa-
tiseS sflth; Dist s;cs, as hell as others-be-
cause the E7adge did bot take the oath as
psescsi5ed SIC lis Prad nation. is simply
ridfeuIoas. Re does aof even pretend that
fraudulent or illegal votes were given, but
the Judges did not take his oath. This is
slle reason he gives for withholding GER
Eti6cates- And be is=goi1agg foFefef The
rquestion, To- the Attorney Geneml7pf the u.
IS. sfor his opinion, as though that officer
mad % 40 sHs 5s 20
stsrs i This y aB m This : il done slal
5parpoae, sand that purpose issso postpone
Ealing the gislatprs togesher, II order
to give time to his friends at Pawnee, / to
erect suitable bui ldingsss sis!7u bai.a afi :
FeeaHaving said more an this subject than
we At first intended and having giVenthese
|protestants Che full benefit of d publication
81 Of their precious document, we leave them
for <he present, to reflect upon the eondl:
ton they are in, by their own actaof indis-
ereton aud folly i7 sss asesi e, Z ;l'a {
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-13
TO the Patrons ofthe Herald.

As will be seen by reference 10 the card
appended, Mr.. H. RIvEs. PoLLA np,. has
become connected with the Herald es As
sociate Editor. He isa Xirginian.t by birth
sasd education, and a pro-slapery man all
over. He comes to this country to make
ii his home, and We trust he will meet
with many warm friends and honest hearts
20 bid him welcome. He is "a gentleman
of fine education and has the reputation of
z being chaste, bold and vigorous writer,
both in the field of Literature and Politics.
The paper will continue as heretofore, the
advocate of the rights of the South, and
the pro-slavery party. st viii be devoted
70 the interests of Kansas Territory, and
the. development of its vast agricultural and
mineral resources. s zcl tias
Having to be absent from our post as
Editor, during the session Of the Legisla-
ture some two months, and having much
ether business to call our attention away
from our editorial dutles, we have thought
il best to procure the services of one who
can add much to the interests of the col
umns of the Herald, and who will be able
TO battle manfully, and successfully for the
great principles Of our party.
LUCIAN J. EASTIN.