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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-09-13
MORE TROUBLE IN THE w1ewAM.

The following is supposed to be correct
report of the proceedings of a private meet
ing Of some Of the Goldfish gentry, in this
place, on the subject Of the action of the
Congressional Conferees opposed to the orna-
mental Major.
MVor.-What the deuce is wrong now
Jesse2 You fellows are always making
botch Of things.
Jcsse.-Oh, never mind, things will all
come out plumb level and square. We can
always get John to make an excuse.
John.--Yes, but it requires some awful
stretching sometimes, to drag you out of the
mud. .' -ir".
Maior.-Exactly That Smith business for
instance Alter driving my matches oil day
then come home with the wrong name. ] tell
you Jesse you made an - Of yourself. How
do you expect can make Sheriff out o.
you. Why you would be as likely 10 serve q
writ on the Plaintiff as on the Defendant.
Jesse.-Me and John have fixed all that
up smooth as o ribbon. That devilish b. was
the trouble. Never thought a b. could make
so much difference. think people are too
petickler about names.
Myor.-A pretty muss you and John have
made Of it truly. First you get VIM. b.
Smith TO certify that he is not Wm. Smith
Next week you get WIN. Smith Of Milton to
certify that ne is not VIM. Smith of Della
ware, and did not therefore. sign the appeal
The week after, on finding you are again mis-
taken, You insinuate that VIM. Smith Of Mil
ton is o colored man, and abuse your own wit
ness by calling him nigger.
John.-Well never mind Major Let u:
turn to some more agreeable subject. How
is it about tue story, of the boys, taking yor
for Ned Buntline driving tandem through
the streets. They say when you came home
from Europe, with your imported moustache
you looked very much like Ned, only more so
Major.-Well, l guess we have heart
enough Of that subject for to-day.
Jesse-I had lkened to forget TO tell yo'
Major. We are going to give Harry Mas
ser fits in our next paper.
Major (brightening up).--Lay it on to hin
heavy. Don't be mealy mouthed whether
is true or not. The idea of fellow, VIII
hasn't more money to spare than he has OF
posing rich man like me is outrageous an
must not be tolerated. But how are YOU &c
ing to give it 10 him.
Jesse.--Y ou know he is one Of the Conf
rpes that has bothered US ever since the
appointment. Last Friday they went to NJ
Carmel, to meet the Couferees Of Schuylkil
but Us there was some misunderstanding abol
the time OF meeting. as you know, they wei
on to Pottsvllle, rs YOU know, and arrange
matters there and are going TO give US dei
Of trouble But me and John put our heat
together last Sunday. and hatched up stor
for the Gazette, that will knock the spots c
thu, Smith story they have got on US.
Majsr.-lIu! Ilu Ha! Now John G
ther up yQRryyj' Ought to be able to get up
first rate story by the time the paper com'
out. II it's good l will send it to Judl
!, Campbell, to show him what smart Po
y Master we have appointed
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-09-13

John Carlisle, of Highland county Va, was
found drowned at Wheeling on Wednesday
The city authorities OF Richmond. Va, have
assessed 1000 dogs. It's estimated that there
are $4,000 in the city.
a man named Simon Green, has been con.
vIcted OF murder in the first degree, at Harris
burg, Penna'
Fresh oysters from Baltimore. are among
the luxuries they now have at Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati, and Louisville.
The amount collected in England. in behalf
ofihp inundations in France, is said to exceed
million of francs.
Last week man named L. Jackson swa n
across Niagara river between the Falls and
the Suspension Bridge.
In southern Oregon the Indian war has been
brught to close, but in the north the savages
still remained hostile.
On Thursday July 10th King K amekameha
OF the Sandwich Islands Was married TO Mis-.
kooke, with much cermoiy. and great rejoicing
I on the part OF the inhabitants.
.s Fauuy Ferns husband. (Mr, Partonl whom
an exchange characterized as the man Nv he
c doesno believe in the devil" il is said EN-
pbaticaly denies the Skeplicism imputed Il
Him saying that he never SO expressed himsel
--siaec his marriage. i as .syao-
The vine crop of Ohio. is estimated at 500,
900 gallons. The wine business is second on
y 10 value, 10 that Of the great grain s'oplei
Or Ohio.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-09-13

b. FEARFUL RIDE Dows SPUR OF THE ALLIE
oBESY MouyTAISs-A STAGE UPsET.-On
the morning of the "a. inst, at half past two
o'clock, a party twenty-one in number, leit
the White Sulphur Springs for the terminus
Of the Central Railroad. All went on pleas
artly until about ~ or one o'clock in the day.
and shortly after commencing the descent OF
Morris mountain, when it became alarmngly
apparent to the passengers in the advance
coach that the horses were running away;
and TO increase their terror, the driver was
seen rolling in the dust. The horses, thus
left unchecked, went dashing on in their mad
career the coach reeling from side to side un-
der its heavy top load. first upon the two
wheels nearest the precipice, and then in an
opposite direction. until at last il was thrown
violently over, manglng. brusing and crush
| ing the limbs of the terrified passengers, kill
| ling one horse and breaking leg Of another
! TO add to the confusion of the scene, the hor-
ses which were not disabled continued TO drag
the wreck over the ground. while the occu-
pants were indiscriminately piled up and una
ble TO help themselves.
With regard to the wounded, Judge Fry
seemed TO be more severely hurt than any
one else, his injuries being mostly about the
head. A bov, named Gay, from Staunton
was delirous from the effects of very severe
confusion on the left temple. One gentle.
man. said to be from Norfolk. had both hands
aud arms dreadfully mashed and one eye Sc
verely cut. The lady passenger. who was
travelling under the charge OF Judge Fry, ha'
q severe cut over one eye, and her left arm
very much bruised All. however. are doing
well and will no doubt recover. Messrs
Harman G Brown, stage proprletors. VIII o'
heavy losers by this accdent.-Richmon'
Win
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-09-13
Communicated.
For the American
For The AmtTcun
TRrvoRroS, Sept. &. 1856.
Mr.. II. B. MAssER,


TRrvoRToS, Sept. &. 1856
Mr.. ii. b. MAssER,
Dear Sir In your paper of the 30th ult
] notice lengthy article over the signature
OF Goal Operator" in which the writer has
evidently made out to his own satisfaction,
that gross outrage" has been perpetrated
upon those that are interested in the success
of the "Sham0kin coal fields"
In reply to Coal Operator" beg to state
few facts which may dsabuse his mind with
reference 10 the gross outrage" committed
by the passage of the bill consolidating the
Matian"y and Shamokin Improvement and
Trerorton and Snsquehanna Railroad Com
pnnieS. Goal Operator" may not be aware
that this New York Company" have alrea-
dy invested over s 100000 in this region,
aud that they are now giving employment to
over -four hundred hands. who regularly re-
ceve their wages in cash every month. and
have done so ever since the company first
went into operation. no person in the employ
ment of the company ever having received o
"store order"
With regard to the improvements made by
the company l need not advert as they are
familiar to Goal Operator" as well as to the
public generally, and are lasting monuments
10 the enterprise aud liberality of the "For-
C'yH EtHFieUicH comprising Tue &C HlDany.
Coal Operator" states 10 the public that
the Trevorton company having been abusing
the privileges granted to Them by selling
their coal at less than the 'lessees" did That
the coal has been sold at less price than il
was last year is true, but that il is "ofIered
and sold at Port Irevorton at 81 45 per tom
by tho company, pronounce to be misrep-
resentation, ms not one pound Of the Trevor
ton Coal can be purchased at Port Trevor
ION at that price, except, might say. the
lime coal
Goal Operator" also states that the com
pany have scattered their coal all along the
West Branch" this may also he true if the
ooaimen who took the only load the company
ever sent TO that region, and amused them
selves by throwing it out as they passed
along.
With regard TO the instrumentality of Mr..
Zimmerman in the passage of the bill which
has drawn out the much injured Goal Oper-
ator." can only say that he has done no
more than his duty in the premises as he was
required to do bya part of his constituents and
which was not objected to by those interes.
ted in the Shamokin region. In further expla.
nation ] may add that the 'esseesp of the
company had several thousand tons of coal
to receive after the company commenced
shipping on their own account, and il they
have sold at low rates. the injury TO the COM
pony has been greater than il could possibly
have besn 70 Goal Operates" or any other
parties, ZERBE-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-09-13
Railroad Accident,

ALBANY, Sept. G.--The Cleveland express
train. which left Buffalo last evening, over
took Il cattle train at Port Byron, ut about
10 o'clock.
The switchnian should have switched the
express on to the switch neglecting to do
SO. the engine ran into car. to which was
attached the cattle train, In the car were
six drovers. No material damage was done
to the car, but the shock disconnected the
steam pipes on the locomotive. filling the cal
with steam All the six drovers were scald
ed and died in a short time. Two or thre5
of The Messenger cars attached to the express
train were badly broken, but none OF the pas
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-09-13
Auditors Notice.

~ Office is hereby given that the under
~ signed Auditor appointed by the Or
phans Court Of northumberland county, to
settle and adjust the rates and proportions
Of the assets in the hands Of james Smith,
Administrators Of George Armstrong, late of
Upper Augusta township. Northumberland
comfy, decd, TO and among the respective
creditors according TO the order established
by law, will attend to the duties of his said
appointment ut his Office IN the Borough OF
Sunbury, on Friday the Sd day OF October
A. d. 1856, at 10 O'clock, A. NJ, OF said day
at which time anu place oil persons interested
may attend if they see proper.
WM. NJ. ROCKEFELLER,
Auditor.
Sunbnrv. Sent 9th lS5G.-1t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-09-13
The Burning of the Mount Vernon Hotel.

CAPE ISLAND, Sept. s.---The body of Philip
Cain, Sr.. has been found to-day among the
ruins Of the Mount Vernon Hotel, much
charrcd, but yet capable of being ind.n'iiied.
Near it were also found a number Of bones,
which are supposed to he those OF his two
daughters, Martha and Sarah, aud indicating
that the family were ehdeavorlng to escape
from the building together.
The woman nnder arrest, Bridget Nc
Gorney. was discharged this afternoon by the
Mayor, he not deeming the evidence sufficient
to justify her commitment for trial.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-09-13

g. The friends Of Major Dewart, in this
place, have been endeavoring to create an
impression. that the old line wings would
support him for Congress. If, however, we
are to judge from the following article from
the Po,tsvllc Miners journal, the people of
Schuylkill county have been us slow in dis.
covering the Majors qualifications, as they
have been in this county. The Journa! in
reply to some remarks Of the Sunbury Ga.
ze,te, on this subject, says:
Until our facetious contemporary informs us
OF single mental qualification fitting VII
liam J.. Dewurt for the Congressional posi-
tion to which he aspires, it is useless for US
to contrast him with our present able repre-
sentative, the Hon. James II. Campbell.-
The Unreasonable superiority of the latter
gentlemen over the doughty Major is SO pal
pable, that even the recipients of w. l.. ID. S
pecuniary bounties, smile whenever compar-
ison is instituted. When you present can
didate, give us one We can criticise. The
Major possesses not point We can get a
hitch upon. We believe he has money aud
is ~ good feeder" We will contiuue list
oil his qualifications ms they are furnished.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-09-13
NJ 4 r r l A G. L S.

On Tuesday, the 9th inst, by Rev. II. Y.
Helser, DIR. WILLIAM RAKER. of Augusta, TO
Miss CATHARINE WEAvER, of Trevorton.
in Northumberland. on the 9th INST, by
the Rev. p. Born, MIR. JoHS WIENER, Of
Reading, TO Miss ELIZABETH WEIMER, Of
Northumberland.
On the 9th ult.. by John d. Conrad, Esq.
Mr.. SYLVESTER MYERLY, Of Danville, TO
Miss MARY lloprER, Of Sunbury.
On the 3lst ult., by the same, Mr.. CHARLES
NEIDIG to Miss SARAH DIEHL, all of Lower
Augusta
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-09-13
Fire at WriShtsyille, Pa.

CoLUMEIA, Sept. "a fire broke out
about S O'Clock this evening in Wrghtsvile
on the opposite bank Of the Susquehanna
and is now raging iearfully 1t commenced
in an ice-house. and has spread among the
lumher yards lining the river. A vast
amount of property has already been destroy.
cd. The fire companies of Columbia have
crossed the river to the assistance Of our
negLbors.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-09-13

MARRIAGE IN THE CARs.-The Springfield
(Mass.l Argus, tells the rollowing:- A couple
TOO much in hurry to have the hymenial
knot tied to wait for the end of their journey,
were married in the cars on the Connecticut
River Railroad on Wednesday. We did not
learn the names Of the parties. The gentle
man was from Keene, \. H., and the bride
was from our neghboring town of Chcopee
The ceremony was performed by Methodist
minister. This is starting Oh the journey o.
life at railroad speed.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-09-13

elS CosMoroIITAE ART JouRSAL.-The
first number of this beautiful publication is
on our table i is published quarterly, and
furnished to all subscribers of the Cosmopol-
tan Art Association. free; to al Others at
one dollar per year. The Journal is an ex-
cellent specimen Of Typography. and the CON
tents interesting to the general reader as
well as the lover of art. 1t is published at
the eastern office Of the Cosmopolitan Art
Association, 346 Broadway, New York.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-09-13
LFor the sumbury American.

Shamokin Tp., Sept. |, 1856.
II. B. MAssEn, Esq, Dear Sir In look.
ing over the columns Of the American" Of
the Both ult tind that my name has again
been brought before the public, for the office
Of County Auditor by part of the "Ameri-
can convention, convened on the 2jth ult.--
wish TO announce To the voters Of North.
umherand County, that under present cir
cumstances cannot accept the nomination
for said Office.
Respectfully yours &c.
WIN. ii. MUENCH.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-09-13

p5H The Union Times published at New
Berlin for the last 80 years as the democratic
organ of old Union, has been sold to Henry
Moatz and removed to Freeburg Snyder
County.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-09-13

WOODEN WHEELS FOR PASSENGER CAEs.---
The Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati
Railroad Company have ordered wooden
wheels for their passenger cars. The pecu-
liar style of wheel which they have contrac-
ed for is patented in England, and perhaps in
this country also, but, though in use for a
long time over the water, it has not before
been tried here.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-09-13
Maine Election.

PORTLAND, Sept. 9.--lO, p. M.-We have
returns from 264 towns. which present the
following result on the vote for Governor:
Ilamlin. Rep, 53.2l8
Walls, Dem, 32.9TS
Patten. Wing. 4,G93
The Republicans have carried every mem.
Der Of Congress the whole State Senate.
except perhaps one and more than four fiiths
Of the House.
II .mlin's m 'iority over Wells will be 10000,
and about IL ,0o0 over all.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-09-13

90 The new Furnace of Bingham, M'Kin-
ney d Co., at Wiliamsport was destroyed by
hre on the night of the lst inst, by some in
cendiary. Loss $4,000. .,.... -a
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-09-13
.AssOCiATk JUDGE.

We are requested to announce the Hon.
JonN II l,ENTLsR, at present one OF the As
sociate Judges OF this county, as a volunteer
Candidate for reelection. We need say no.
thing in favor of Judge .Dentler, as he ia al.
ready well known to the people az an hfuer.
able and upright Juige .-s
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-09-13

- - .-,rTeSs Of the peoples conven.
tion met at Mt. Carmel on Thursday, and
nominated F. v Rnro"., for Congress, Mr..
Packer having previously declined. The
proceedings came too late for publication
this week.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-09-13

A NOBLE REcoRD.--1n accordance with the
annual custom, Messrs. Hovey Il Co., the
extensive dry goods dealers in Boston,
divided nearly $1,000 among the employees
Of that establishment Or the lst instant.
This amount is the surplus accruing over the
sum fixed as the limit Of the wishes OF the
firm
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-09-13
NOTICE

Supreme Court for the Northern District Q,
Pennsylpania. s.
NOT1CE is hereby given that the Supreme
In Court for the Northern District Of Pennsyl
vsnia, will commence its annual session at Sun
bury, on the first Tuesday Of October next, q
the Court House in Sunhury.
So CHARLES PLEASANTS, Proth'y.,
Prothonotary's office, Sept. l, 1855.
List of Causes for Argum ent at Octo
ber Term A. d. 1855.
Hoffman VS. vastins, Iycoming county.
harizel VS. Bound,
Coder VS. Hulins,
Buryhill vs. Buiyhill ct al
Stees vs. Kemble, Union I"
Wheeland VS. Green l.ycoming
Slifer & Frick VS. Hutchison Union tt.
Brown VS. White Deer tshp.
Rawlc Va Colby township, Sullivan '
Fry VS. Fry g. Savage, Northum'd
Fsgely vs. Woovertou,
Shuman VS. Sbuman Columbia /"
Cummings VS. Commonwealth, Snyder
~asonsellers er'rs.
vs y"
J. Fl ouser, il.
Headly ct nj VS. Peter Malick, Columbia
Clement ct Al VS. Tsggart ct al Union
samc VS. Youngman ct al d"
Rassler VS. Mcl}rght "
Dewart va Purdy, Northumberland
Runyon's appeal Columbia
Fields appeal Lycoming
Sunbury & Erie r. II. vs, Hunre, 4"
Baumsardner VS. Kase ct al Nor:hum'd"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-09-13

60 Tue FARM JOURNAL for September, is
on our table. AS usual, this excellent pubI-
cation is filled With matter Of interest 70 The
agricultural ein-cai,y,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-09-13
ASSOCIATE JUDGE,

The Hon. GEORGE WEIsER. at present one
Of the Associate Judge of this county, will
be volunteer Candidate for reelection. =
Judge Weiser has faithfully discharged his
duties as an officer aud needs no further re-
commendation.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-09-13

A GLoHIous BEErH.--It is said that the
Health Officer Of New York Il. II. Thomp-
son, ESQ. will receive for the three summer
months this year directly and indirectly, fees
to the amount OF Sl00,n00.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-09-13
PENNSYLVANIA COMMERCIAL
INSTITUTES,

LOCATED IN YORK, PA
A kFfERS young men all the advantages VI .
" thorough business Education.
THE COURSE OF STUDY
Embraces Doubss-Entry Book. Keeping. as sp-
piled to Wholesale, Retail, Commission, Man
ufacturing, Skipping, Steam Boating, lndi'id-
ual, Partnership, and Compound Compsny
Business. ...s ...a-
PENMANsHIP Il
in all .As Ancient and Modern Hands. Also.
LECTURES on Commercial Law and Political
Economy, by Thomas e. Cochran, Esq.
For Circulars, Sc, address the undersigned.
% b.. -.....- .-I. T. X. WHITE.
r .sr,', '.,s-.--- ...s rost. "a,
ScI4sTssJ.s, 1855. TG.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-09-13
non. WI. l.. DEWART.

Under this head the PennsWranion OF
Tuesday last announces the arrival of the
model candidate for Congress, at Jones
Hotel The Majors arrival there every few
weeks is nothing uncommon of late, but the
"llonorable" prefix, is rather taking time by
the 'Jire lock-" us certain editor used to say.
Unless the title is hereditary, the people
ought to be consulted before it is assumed.
The notice concludes by saying:
Major Dewart will be an honor. not only
TO his constituents, but an ornament TO the
nation" That, We think. is laying it on
pretty thick, even for an ''Iionoruble." But
this is the first time we ever learned that the
Major was either useful or ornamental" :"
The Miners Journal will please note this on
its list Of qualifications. and the Sunbury
Gazette is most earnestly requested to copy
the entire article.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-09-13
Geltgrap9ie Neus,
De.,ructiye Fire ut oiuinbin.

CotrABrA. Po., Sept s.--A very dcstruc-
tive fire occurred here this afternoon, consul
ming twenty. one buildings and. stores. The
flames spread very rapidly, and, for time,
the whole business portion of the town was
in great danger The principal sufferers are
Messrs. SHREDDER. Liphart, Shoenberger
Pelen, Smith. Markley, Ulmer, Waites
Strawbridge. Kimburg, Sherman and Mrs
Young. The loss is from $40 900 to $50, 900
Only small portion of which is covered by
insurance.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-09-13

DISSOLUTION
ENH Il partnership heretofore existing between
l. the undersigned. under the firm OF Wilker.
son 4 Rem was this day tsept. s 1855, dissol-
we'd BY mutual conscGi.
ISAAC NJ. WILKERSON,
JECOB REM,
Sept. l3, ,S56.-tf
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-09-13
PLATFORM SCALES.

az every description, suitable for railroads.
" &c. for weighing Hay, Coal, Ore, and
Merchandise generally. Purchasers run no risk
every scale is guaranteed correct, and If after
trial, not found satisfactory can be returned with.
out charge,
Factory at the Old Stand. established for more
than twenty years corner of Ninth and Melon
Streets, Phiadelphia.
ABBOTT & co.
Successors to Ellicott & Abbott
Philadelphia. Sept l3, ls56.-cSin.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-09-13
Fremont and Dayton
Mass Meeting of the friends of Free
...Iis.H' dom at Milton q.

....Ite.H' dom at Milton =.
OnTHURSDAY. September rs, 1856, s
Hon. ANS0N BURLlNGAME aud Hon
DAVID W1LMOT will addres the people.
The meeting will be organised at 2 O'clock
PM. fl sr l..lrHL -
Excursion Tickets will be granted on the
Rail Roads. -..-- ss.. -. Fl" .-.a..
Scrlenhrr Is, ls5G--It
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-09-13

SUGAR thREB HAMA lot lust received
and for safe by. SEASHOLFL 4 PETRS-
Sept. 10, 1856.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-09-13

4 IoCNTf ORDERS.-County orders taken
as cash for goods, and on note or book ac-
count by f. Y. BRIGHT + son.
Sept 10, 1856.
GOSHEN CHEESE.-Just received and for
sale by SEASHOLTZ & PETRY,
Sept. l3, 1856.
Butte record., 1856-04-12

Another strange reason alledsed By
some for opposing Bidwell, IS the fact
that they were indicted by late Grand
jury because they had suffered their L.
censee to expire for day or two, and
because Of this, they VIII vote for reno
val, no matter what the interests Of the
county may be. Il may be interesting
to such persons to know that they are
working in unison with the very man
who prosecuted them, in order he might
compel each one to pay him fifteen dol
lars. Now if the prosecuting attorney
can compel each business man Of the
county to pay him fifteen dollars, and
still humbug them into voting upon his
side. of the question, it is as good thing
as any SPECTATOR need desire. We d.
not apply this, to all the prosecutions
for violation Of the revenue law indis-
criminately. Those who deserved pros
ecntion have no business to grnmble.
Finally, men of Butte, be ye all Of
one mind-vote to retain the county seal
at its present location, and let the deb
be di=charged-and let 0ro'ille demon
strate her ability to become town Q
Importance, and to build road up iha
''natural grade" to the Junction-aa'
Oroyi!li. ms can then come to Bidwell s.
easy that they will not desire The count.
seat removed at all.