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En.nlA.cnf Nnlicc.

IN momaucr OF Robert s. Erainard- In the Dis
! ujct Court Of the 18TH JadiCa! District, Iil'-
ty County.
toppGarug from reading the Aadayt and
schedule and Aepctilion of said Robert >. Br..l-
ard. upon arplioalun to ccde bis property ana a~-
sets 10 his creditors and be discharged from his
debts. that sa,d petitioners application is in a"-
cortiaacc with TIE statute in such cases made and
providcd. lt r. ordered that the creditors Of
alorc.aid Robert 5. Brainard petitioner be aud app
r.ar before me-, at Chambers, in Wcaycryille at
IN. County OF Trinity, State OF California, on the
18TH day Of May, \. ID. 1856, at 10 o.
cl0cl, A. NJ, then and there to show cause, II any
thcy have, why an assignment Of the estate OF the
said Robert s. Braiuald, petitioner should not be
made, and hc be discharged from his debts. And
the Clerk Of this Court Is hereby ordered TO give
notice Of this order to the said creditors OF the
said petitioner. hy publ sA.ug the same in news
paper publ ..Htd u sad County, for thirty duys,
Ala ID s. A.r.}., ut.,r ordered that all proceed
u. u. .l. recovery ol debts against sa!d peli-
D,..ua...l. uy and This 7th day Of April, A.
u. 1886. U-.g.d,J j. s.fllZEt, DIST. Judge.
STATE or CtnTORElA,lss
Uu.l.u Ia>,rr, !, II, j. Sea
.lan. l.t ot tu. District Court, aforesaid, here
ly c,rty tie for, going to be a true copy Of the
order made and uuN AIc in my olllce, IN the
above entitled cause.
Witness my hand and seal of said Dist.
L. S. Court, hereto affixed. Done at office in
Weayuryile, April llth A. u. 1856
ii. j. SEAMAN, Clerk.
X. G, STUART, Deputy,
Apru y. 1856. l2-4w,
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The FOLLOWING is taken from the Nfas
Tribune We publish it for future reference
as we'll as to let the people see that during
the brief period of three and a half months
the ono man pOrcer defeated the united WIS
dom ef oas hundred and tlcentythree select
men of the State, who had taken the same
constitutional oath Of Office as bis Excellency;
GOVERNOR JoHNsoN's VEToEs.-Ihe tol-
20 a list of the bills vetoed by Governor
johnson during the late session OF the Legs
la,ure, and it iS fact worthy Of r0te' that
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BARBlER'S " GRAPE" GINGER
GaI n VA HEo

TINHlS excellent and qalubrious beverage is man
| ulacturcd Of PURE WHITE WINES and JA-
MAICA GINGER ROOT, and is warranted supe-
IiOr 30 any Ginger Wine ever offered to the pub
lie The manufacturer Of this Wine has spared
10 expense in getting the best Of materials ana
can now offer an article which the most ab7tcihi-
GUS aud temperate person can use with the lhoat
beneficial effects. 1t is particularly recommended
to LADIES as a Stimulating and Strengthening
tonic, and particularly adapted to me climate Oh
California Manufactured and sold by
4. BARBER,
149 Washington street. san Francisco.
,do,ll, to the io6bing trade in cases aud kegs.
Also for sale, Cordials and oyrups, especially ex-
ira Ras9hsrTy 1yfHp. n9.!Z"-a'
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Ready Made Clothing Warehouse.
WILLIAM G. BADGER,
NO. 90 Battery street,

SAN FRANCISCO
IMPORTER or READY MADE CLOTHING
and Furnishing Goods. Also, every variety
of Hats. Boot, aud Bropns. lwould invite coun-
try merchants visiting san Francisco, to call and
examine my large stock Clothing, &c.
have OH hand aud constantly arriving, the
largest assortment of every variety and style Of
Clothing, Of any house in the State My stock
amounts to over TWO III NDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
The goods are manufactured under my own su-
peryison; are made from the best material. and
in the most durable manner. Persons buying my
clothing, viii find large and salcable sizes.
Persons may rely upon finding every article
they wish in my stock. My prices viii be as Low
n NoT LOWER than they can be found elsewhere
in the market. guarantee each article | sell.
Please call and examine my stock.
San tranci co, April lst, 1886. ll-3m
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LEGAL.
SheriH's Sale.

DY virtue Of an Execution TO mo direct d i>au-.
- ed ont Of the Hon. District Court ortb,. 18Th
Judicial District, in and for Trinity County on "A
Judgment rendered therein. on the 2fth 'dav ot
March, ~ d. 1886, against James Dixon ". ky-
an, D. Murphy. K. Ryan, =. McGaf, T. Fenucs-
~. J. f. Weeks. Johu Harper, VI. Malone - Ma
lone. d. Twocv. J. Markle, d. McCarty. Tim o.
Neil W. G rifith. Z. Spelman, j. Lumlie. r. Couch
and John OKeefe and in favor Of L. W. Ludwig,
T. Donno lily, ii. Oyermole :. Kyle 7. k0ye. ;.
Clingley. J. u. ludwig and II. Conroy, for the
sum Of two hundred and fifty dollars principal.
and three hundred and iorty-siX $500 dollars,
costs of suit. amounting to five hundred and nine
ty-SiX $500 (596 So dollars, have levied up
on and seized the following described property, to
wit One humc, known as the Sidney Gulch
Flumc, being situated on the east side OF Sidney
Gulch. below the junction Of Sidney and MckeH-
sic Gulcb
Also, the mining claim of Dixon a Co.. situa
led on Sidney Flat, and adjoining the claim known
Us the Brown claim, now owned by Bunker Go.
Also. the mining claim of Ryan, MeGratf Co
situated opposite d" Happy jacks tlume, and ad-
oining Dixon Il COS claim, on the upper side.
Also, the claim OF Harper and others, situated
IN Sidney Fiat near te lead Of Ludwig y Cos
lume aud between thc claims OF Cosgroye j. Han
non, aud those of McCWty & Co.
Also, the CLAIMS Of MeCarty, Malone and otn-
erS' ON sidney Flat. adjoining the lower end OF
Harper ~ Co.'S. Claim, together with all and sin
gullr the 0ppurteuances and hcrcdtaments, wat-
er races oul water privileges, thorcunto belong
Ing or jn amy wise appurtairine,' the above dc9-
cribod property being in Trinity County, and on
or near Sidney Flat. aud takca as the property OF
the aforesaid Defendants and will expose at pull
Tic sale, to the highest bidder. for cash, at the
claims as above described in the town Of Wcu-
verviilc, on Wednesday,, the I4th day
OF MAY, 4. -. 1855, at o'clock, ?. m. the
above described property, to satisfy SAID JudS-
mgut and costs and accruing costs.--Dated, Wea-
yeryillr, April %, 1855,
f. NEBLETT, Sheriff.
ByJ A. WATSON, Deputy.
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A DEEp WELL.-Thc artesian well in Los
Angeles city has been bored to the depth
of six hundred and sixty feet, and the work
men are progressing at the rate of three
feet per day. The tube fills to within TWEEN
ty feet of the surface.
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LOUISIANA SLAVE LAws-A man named
Hunter has been fined $1,000, and forfeited
six slaves, at New Orleans, for selling them
in such manner as to separate mother and
child, contrary to the laws Of Louisiana.
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County Scrip Wanted.

THE highest price VIII be pa'" .ur Five Thou
taha DV1!"4" :. 4iinity County Scrip.
mount bought. Apply 10 JOHN {. EC.C1
WearcIs Arri! Z6, 1850. "a H.
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Dissolution al CopnrtmersIsin.

Dissolution of COpartmersHip.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the copartnership
~ heretofore existing between Antonio IIager
and j. c. Schoch in Ranching and trading at
Stradcr's old Ferry, is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent. j, c. Schoch is hereby authorized
to collect all debts due the firm.
ANTONIA HAGER.
j. c., SCHOCH.
The business will be conducted as heretofore by
the undersigned. j. G. SCuOCH.
May I'd. 1856. l5-3t*
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SESSION OF 1875.

Twenty THOUSAND head Of cattle at last
accounts were vending their way through
Los Angeles county to the nortAWord
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EARrnQUAKE.-O the 14th instant Sc
we're shock ofan earthquake was experienced
at the Monte, in Los Angeles county.
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ii ARDW ARE,
II ON "a IL. a s. 4 . q a
w. w. TlNNIN & Co.

WEST SIDE MATS ST. NEXT DOOR 10 NlNLR's uOTlL.
NATEmc now receiving and viii keep Away ON
w hand, general assortment OF Hardware OF
the best quality, consisting Of
CNT U'HOUGHT .IND HORSE N-lILS,
SHOFELS SLEDGLS, IFGIH&,
CIIISELS, PLANES, HI1yI/EIS,
LOCKS, BIITS .HHEUS.
L1YCHES HYES. HIiR PtlfPS,
FILEG BLLIS DHIW AIILS
SOTIPES GrINDSI MS,
LOG CUIINS fLDN1 tLI 81 W..
HlLTER uHF
TR tCE HI\H
RIjiJyg WlpE SLiICE EDHhS.
BORIX. QiICI SlhrEE lrLND.W GLIS&
PLTII &c., &c.
BLACKSMITH furnished w'th the lpst anti
cle Of iron and steel Of every size, for cash only.
W. W. TlNNlN & Go.
Weaver April T., 1856. 1--L
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FRE.-On Tuesday night fire occurred
au Camolton, ON the North Fork Of the
American river, which burned the house Of
Mrs. Madden and the store of Schwatz q
Co. adjoining. Loss, 3, 800
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County Of Trinity {, II. J. Sea
man. Clork OF the District Court in and fer he
County and state aforc-a'd, hereby certify the
foregoing u true copy of the order il the matter
of Johu H. Robinson. now ON record in my Office.
Witness my hand and seal Of said Dot
L.s. Court hereto aOiNcd April, l. lth 1896.
III. SEAMAN, CleIh.
April j., l!iW.
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BEST SET OF TOOLS

North of Sacramento 800 bushels Of Coal under
shelter, and a we'll established run Of CUSTOM
The whole or part viii be sold on such terms as
offer a rare chance for an industrious workman to
establish himself at once in a profitable business
For further particulars, apply on the premises
TO j. LIEU
or, to NAT K. SMITH, journal ONCE Weaver
April -, 1888. l4-3w.
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of the bills so vetoed but one, that relating
to the Fire Department of Sacramento, be-
came law:
Feb. 29th.-An act "entitled an act to
amend an act, entitled an act concerning the
Office of Treasurer Of State
Feb. 29th An act to define the term of
office of the District Judge Of the 10th Ju-
dcial District and to fix his salary.
March l5th-An act to incorporate the
town Of Eureka.
March l5th.-An act amendatory Of an
act concerning Corporations.
March l9th.-An act authorizing the
Sheriff of Alameda county to proceed and
collect the delinquent taxes assessed for the
years 1854 and '55
March l9th-An act concerning the col
lection Of taxes now due in the county Of
Marin
March 22d.-An act supplementary to an
act entitled IAN act concerning the Office OF
Reporter" passed April 18th, 1880.
March 22d.-An act amcndatory of and
supplementary to the act to incorporate the
city of Marysyille, approved May s. 1888.
April lst.-An act to regulate the Fire
Department Of Sacramento.
April 2d.-An act authorizing the Super
yisors Of the county Of san Joaquin to issue
bonds to provide for the payment of the
funded Indebtedness of the county, and to
create fund to provide for the payment OF
the principal and interest Of the same.
April l0th-An act to provide for the
payment of H. f. W. Price for services rem
dered and money expended and supplies lur-
nshcd to the volunteers in an expedition
under his command against the hostile In
dians in the northern portion of the counties
of Yolo and Napa, during the year 1881.
April 2lst.-An act appropriating money
for the benefit of the Orphan Asylum OF
San Francisco and San Rafael.
April 2lst-An act. for the relief of heirs
of estates, in which funds were lost, through
a robbery committed in June last, upon
Thomas c. Brunton, at that time Public
Administrator Of Tuolunnc county.
April 2lst-An act to incorporate the
town of Martinez.
April 2lst.-An act TO provide for the
publication of 1hS~iaws Of this State, as com
piled G.nd digested by W. II. r. Wood.
( April 2lst-An act to incorporate the
town of Monterey.
Thus it will be seen that the Governor
vetoed sixteen bills, most Of which were ob-
.cctep to ON Constitutional grounds.
--s-+ass4-s--
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Ireo'y onJ Notice.

a. Il.H,I.ri. 90. John H. Robinson In the pi,-
, ui,l Corrt Of thc 10Th Jud .oia District Court.
Wuiy Go.
Uoppedue rrom reading the Affidavit and
.oh. dulo uu3 hcr.Uuou of Tive suid j, II. Robin
sou upon application 20 code his property aud
assets 10 h' creditors. pud lr DIS charged from hi4
debts, lhot oid petitioners application is in oo-
corlancr With the .latutr in such case made AVID
p.oNd,d. n Is ordered thai Dhc creditors of th'
oiorc.oid John II. Rolu-ou petitioner, be aud
appear before me, at Chambers, in Wcovcryillc,
in thc County oil Trinity State of California. on
tho g2tn day OF May A. ID. 1856 AZ 10
O'Clock 4. Va. then and there to show causc,
IL amy lhcy have whyan assignment Of the estate
of the said John. II. Robinson, petitioner, should
not hr made, aud hc be discharged from his debts,
and the tlcrl, OF thi Court is hereby ordered TO
give notice Of this order to the said creditors Of
the said petitioner, ly publishing The same in
newspaper publ he'd In said County for 80 daya,
and il ishcrchy further ordered that all proceed
iugs for the recovery Of debts against said petit
tioucr be stayed.
Given uudcr my hand this 7th day Of April
A. d. 1856. is. pl1XEK
District Judge, 10th Judicial District
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For Sale.
BLAC * S w I z HTW @ .

CtABR s. FROST would respectfully in
v form the public that they can always be found
at their Old stand on Main street, directly oppo-
site the Independence Hotel. where they are al
ways prepared to execute every description Of
Work in their line of business, with promptncss,
and in the most sElLLFUL MANNER.
HORSE, MULE, AND OK SHOElNG,
done at the shortest notice They have also ON
hand a large and Well-sccctcd assortment of
MINING TOOLS,
which they viii sell at reasonable rates
Thankful to the public for their past patronage
they would respectfully solicit a continuance of
their iUyors.
LLeoK4, &5CSCI7
and BlacLsmiths' stock generally, always ON hand
and for sale.
Weaver, Feb. % 1856. ..
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SheriG"s Snlc.

ION virtue of an Execution to me directed. issu
- ed ont OF the Hon. District Court Of the 9th
judicial District in and for Shasta County state
OF California, on Judgment rendered therein on
the 3d day of April, a. u. 1856, against ID. La
tbrop, $. s. Gilman. A. L. Earle, John Robinson,
\. Waters and and WI Organ, and in iavor of
Henry llassam Thos. Hall, Ellis Flowers, VIM.
Ferguson, \. Hudson, VIM. Allen and ). b. Fhtl-
lips, for the sum of six hundred and twelve dol
lars, l1tl2) Us costs in case of lOthrop and 9th
crs, Ns. llus-Om and othcts.-l have Levied upon
ood sc'l.d the following described property, to
wit; \ numc and Woterrace Saw mill, togcth-
vrN.ih Hl wd SINGULAR. the hcr.dtomcnt' aud
apnW..HnHe. M h.rUuto hclongiug,or IN any wise
vruu" n. }..u.l.e .e- tho Canon City Mn aud
Nal.r Company. ana recorded in Il cord RS ollic'
,u Trinity County. la Book y. pace 392. said
"u .'d rur eouv yJueWatpr from Canon Crock
voI 81. oppD &. Canon CITY, ard thence CON
v.yN. waiter down aid eve. H. 80 az TO water the
harH down -aid Cre.k. AVd also one tumc aud
water race known as the ST. Louis Water Co. No.
y. and recorded ia Ercurdcrs office. Trinity Co.
Eool, y. page 2NN. said tIum and race commeuo-
ing above Canon city, and constructed so rs to
convey portion of the water Of said Creek along
ON the bars Of said Crro1 said property being sit
uatcl on Canon Crccl, in Trinity County, State
eft california, and will expose to sale ut Public
Auction to the highest bidder. for CASH at the
Court House door, ON Saturday, May 3dy
4. ~. 1856. between the hours OF 10 o'clock,
a. m. and o'clock, pm. thc above described prop
crty. to satisfy said Judgment. costs aud acoruiHg
costs. Dated. April I'm, A. y. 1885.
ED. NlnLETr sheriff.
WtrsoN Deputy
DOSTrONGNENT. ny ordgr of the Court U,c
\ ahoN" .alt Is postponed uatil the L3th day
of May, a. ID. 1850: ,.,.., ,.r, -.
Watson, Deputy
Nm.l If lNIE
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IBIacAsnnitl.s Attention!

TNHE subscriber offers for sale AT 4 BAEGAlN. his
i Blacksmith shop and stand, near Chcllis'
Mills, Trinity Co. The shop has two lorgcs, the
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Tue FOLLOWING calculation of the Postal and
Express charges Of the last two Legislatures, we
take from the State Tii5me:
We present below the amount paid the Post OF
fee and Expresses this year, compared with
that Of last. We find the following amounts paid
at the
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rive insert the above acts relative to
Justices of the Peace and duties of Super
v;sors ror the convenience of those officers,
as the Statutes printed by authority for the
past session will not be received for several
months yet We copy from the Sacramen-
to daily UniOa.-ED, Journal.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18

Conductor Cleland remained at the
Station until The arrival of The accom-
mediation train from CIeaveland between
8 and 9o'clock. when i, was turned about
and the passengers brought up.
Supt. Dursnd won't down this morning
to investigate the circumstances of The
aaeir, ant assist in making proper dispo-
siiion OF the strangers wis were killed.
Ii cannot be denied that the time ia
bles aud regulations issued for the gov
ernance OF engineers of the Z. & T.
Road, expressly directs that al trains
shall come to fnlI stop before crossing
the o. * z. K. II. track. 1t is also the
duty OF the o. * p r X. trains to OBJ
serve due care net 10 pass crossing TN
the hear approach OF the c. & p. trains.
Tho peculiar state of tse track on the
Pittsburgh Road. however. being covered
with the frost, prevented the breaks from
having the desired effect in bringing the
trnin to stop. and sthe engineer. Mr.
Cherry, may be .exonerated from gross
curelessness. The reputation of Mr.. Gle
land for pradence and care is we'll estab-
hlished. During the whole time since
the trains begnn TO run upon the road ne
passenger OH train in his charge ha,
lost his life. - Ciepeland Herald, 9.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18

were surrounded by the Costa Rica, Sal
vador and Guate mala forces.
Gen. Walker was on board steamer
on the lake, without communication
with his army. and his men were suffer
ing for the want OF provisions anu cloth
ing. and were dying OF BY disease.
LATER. -Gen-ral Walker has burnt
Grenada and Massoya.
A naval fight had occurred near San
Juan del Sud. lasting two houts. between
Costa Rica brig-of-wsr and the Nlcara-
gun war steamer Grenada
Tho dates from Havana are 10 the 10Th
inst Sugar had improved ! to &c per
pound.
Gen. Hsrney and suite bad arrived at
Key West. on tour OF inspection to the
different posts there.
Flags oftruce were hoisled at nj. the
posts through the country. Tor the rnf-
pose of calling in the Indians for Talk,
end if possible TO bring Them 10 terms oil
oeaca
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18
Southern Convention.

DhN An y a II f(tS.
The President announced the commit
ices on business. Amongst the rrsoiu-
tions. offered to-day was Que by Mr..
Swan, of Tennessee that all bonds and
notes issued by Southern States. Cities
or Counties. be made payable in said
States. Referred 10 Business Commit
tee.
A resolution that each member sub
scibs 500 towards direct line OF steam
era to Europe. was adopted bu; after
wards reconsidered and referred.
Mr.. Belhal. of Ga. made long speech
in favor Of sbolishing The tariff aud
raising funds by direct lnxaii 10 sup
port the government.
Mr.. Kssn OF Va, offered resolutions
de prrcist,ng education of Suuihefn
youth az the North. ard advocating the
encouraging OF Southern books. newspa-
pefs and mauulactor
Mr.. Cooling OF Ga. offered y solutions
.insuuciiDg southern Congrs ssnaen TO u>e
forts to secure the repeal Of the tariff,
repeal laws iniefdicling the slave trade
and To procure treaty for the rrndi'.ea
of slaves from Canads. Laid on the to-
be by an almost unanimous vote
/ Moore OF Ala. offered a resolution in
fasor of a Railroid from the Mss. TO
The Pscsc along the 32d parallel.
Adjoerned till "Wednesday.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18
Republican State COnycn-
~ flOl.

At The suggestion of numerous Repub-
Leans from various portionso of the State,
the Republican State Central Committee
have determined 10 call State Conven-
tion TO assemble in the city Of Indiannp
oils, on Wednesday, The 9Th day of Jam
usry next. 81
As the object of the Convention is
mainly TO adop' measures 10 have a per-
manent and Efficient Organization OF the
Republican party. it is thought best that
il be composed OF delegates selected for
that purpose.
The Republicans of each Representa-
tive district in the State will. therefore
please send 10 that Conventions, three
times as many delegates as they have
Representatives in the Lower House oil
/ the Legislature.
BY order Of the Republican State Cen,
trail Committee.
J. D. DEGREES. Ch'mn.
] j. S HARVEY. Secv
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18
Arrival oflI,e Geo. Law.

NEW DIRK. Dtt. 10.
The steamer George Law arrived this
evening from Asp'nwall. bringing Calijor-
MIA dates 20 Nov. 50.h. and S / GOO. 600
in treasure.
There is scarcely any importanl news
TO add 10 that already received via New
Orlenns,
Money prospects continue good.
All unsuccessful attempt was made TO
sink the Steamer Oriz15a while lying at
her dock in San Francisco.
Two hundred recruits for Walker went
in the Orizl ba on her downward trip.
Dates from Oregon TO Nov. 18th.
Judge Olney Of The u. S. District
Court, had refused 10 hold the last rcgu-
lar term of the Court, in Consequence of
the remodeling of the Judiciary by Con
grrss. All the judges in the Territory
had adopted the same course.
Advices from Washington Territory
state that the volunteers of both staff and
line had been disbardcd by the Gosernor,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18

CO.. The Democrat of last week says
that Fillmore outrun- Fremont in Cali
fornis, and Old Buch' beat EN- BOTH
We should like 10 know how it got lis
Information. The truth of the statement
and its grammar. are about on par. We
ihink. Aeweek or two after the cleo
tion, the Democrat asserted that Iowa
had gone for Buck lthas neglected. so
far, to tell It's readers better. Should It's
hap heard statement in regard to ths
vote Of California prove incorrect, we
fear it will be equally remiss.
In the same article there is cut rep
resenting rat holding q flag and crawling
upon the outside Of trap. accompanied
BY the following ehaste and elegant Ian
gusge: ~
Ef"Wksre IS The conqueror ef California;
He who placed the stars and stripes upon
the highest peak Of the Rocky Msuni
aius7 And JESSIE, s~eet Jessie. the pride
of the West Of whom We have recently
heard so much about, where is shea
The author OF the above extract is cef
tsinly agentleman and SCHOLAR, aud de
serves 10 be knigh,ed By Atchison. Da
Wis and Stringfsllow's contemplated
Southern Slave Republic, should i: eve
be established.