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The Empire County argus., 1856-03-08

SEIZURE OF AN AMERICAN VESSEL BY MEXICAN
WAR SCHOONER. A teegraphic dispatch t" the
Sacramento Union dated San Francisco March
5th SAYS: The schooner Gueta from Mazatan,
reports that the American ship Adaline, from Bos-
ton was seized ut San Bias hy II Mexican war
shonner on 2Oth December he officers of the
Mexican vessel took possession of the Adalne,
placed twen'y-six soldiers board Of her, removed
Capt Woods 10 the schooner and the two vessels
were then taken into San Bias There the Adal ne
lay till the Goth January when her entire cargo
was taken out and even the wearing apparel of the
officers and men Of the vessel were appropriated.
he Adaline was then hauled into the inner harlur
of San Bias. where she now remains The cause
of the seizure rs given by the Niexicans was, that
they took the vessel for a smuggler. The ship
when seized was 73 miles from any port on The
cast Of Mexico.
The Empire County argus., 1856-03-08

IAN HUMBLE PLEA, addressed to the Legislature
Of California in behalf of the Immigrants from the
Empire of China to this State We have received
copy Of the = lea flom The Author, Rev Wm
Speer, editor Of the Otentl 1t is an able docu-
ment. and truthfully represents tie cause of the
Chinese in this State and advocates it most faith
fully. The author takes the ground that " The
interests of California forbid policy calculated to
exclude or dehase Chinese immigration here" and
adluces array of excellent arguments facts and
figures to show the correctness Of his position
and, we think is successful
The Empire County argus., 1856-03-08

FRAUDULENT SIGNATURES The Mountain Dem
ocrat manfests great deal of sociude in its last
weeks issue, for the welfare of Coloma. The edi-
tor is informed by a gentleman in whose veracity
he has the utmost confidence, that the citizens
OF Coloa are in the habit Of procuring to the re-
monstrance against removal, signatures Of nom
residents and persons who not become citizens.
Now we happen not to be so yerdaut as that; and
furthermore, have the word of you in this mat
ter. We expect to have exhibition, in few
days, afhdasits of persons who citizens. setting
forth that certain Of your agents did solicit anu
procure such signatures to your petition for the
removal to llacertile. The ifidavits are Xpec, Il
TO throw some dscredit on these petitions, winch
have been 20 industrousy circulating over the
county. Eut we comprehend the design of the
very considerate advice Of our cotemlUrary. 1t
WAS not meant to benefit cur cause, but WAS IL cum
ming sugar coated Wntinn OF the Democrat, to
pre- judce the minds Of the Committees Of the l.e-
glslaiurc on Counties and (eunty Boundaries
such ,f.rts however. will he lk,y to fail still
born-the Il Dorado delegation will not be t.,
much trouble to decide On the proper amount OF
III purtance to attach to such slunts
The Empire County argus., 1856-03-08

THE WAGON RoAD-INJuNcTIoN. On inf"rma-
tion filed by the Attorney General in the District
Court of this District against the Governor Stcrc-
tary and Controller of State and Su v-yor General.
an in junction was issued on Tuesday and SER, ed
yesterday. enjolning and restraining the defendants
from making or entering into any Contract with
any person or persons whomsorver for the construc-
ipn. Improvement complexion of tive wagon road
across the Sierra Nevada: and the Controller lr
Issuing bonds Of the State in payment for any work
or labor done, or to be done such contemplated
road. until the further order Of the Court The
defendants required t" appear i'll Court ON Fri
day. the l4th inst to show cause why the III unc-
on should not be made perpetual he comI Iaint
denies the constitut"nality of the act uier VIII ch
The Road Commissioners have been and are sup
posed To be acting. for that no provision was made
therein for the payment of the principal or Interest
of the appropriation that the public debt of the
State wa3 on the 2Sth April. 1855. over l00O.00O
over and above the amount sought to he appr' pri
e'l, and the act does not provide for its submis-
sion to the people: and that The act has never re-
ceved the sanction of the people at any general
election Sacramento Union.
The Empire County argus., 1856-03-08

LATEST FROM THE SEMINOLE WAR. The Tampa
Peninsula of the 10Th Jan. contains the following
paragraph concerning the Indian War in South
Florida:
The news from Fort Myers is very indefinite
Scouting parties have returned without discovering
recent signs of Indians having accomplished moth
ing out the destruction of several encampments,
and the live stock and all the Indian property they
met with. We understand that the Block House
burned by the Indians will be rebuilt, as well as
several others at important posts, three at Fort
Myers. The volunteer companies are organized
on the Manatee river, under Captains Gates and
Addison.
The Empire County argus., 1856-03-08
Summons.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. Courty or FL Dorado.
- The People of the State of California, TO JOHN
SCHENER. defendant in this suit, greet ng: You are
hereby snnon"d 10 be and appear before the Honorable
District Court O The Eleventh Judicial District in and for
said County and State, TO the complaint of
TAHLUR SCIIENER. plaintiff. file in this Office
wherein she pry judgment or decree of divorce against
further relief in the premises she may be entitled to-
and the costs Of this suit And hereby required
to answer the said complaint within ten days, if servc
hereof be had ON YOU within this county-wthn twenty
days if out of this county but in said dstrctand within
forty days if out of said county and district exclusive of
the day of servce And hereof fail not &C., plaintiff
will take judgment by default in accordance with the
prayer of said complaint.
Witness my hand with the Seal of said Court
&c hereto affixed at Office in Coloma this 9th day of
| Ii" March, 1856.
~ D. C. MCKINNEY Clerk.
153m By THos WREN, Deputy Clerk.
The Empire County argus., 1856-03-08

BRICK. Messrs Murphy Mckinley are pre-
pairing to manufacture brick a large scale. We
are assured the clay is excellent, and the supply
inexhaustible- several citizens have contracted
for brick from the first kiln. So we shall soon
have fre-proof buildings in different parts of town,
and forty miners will rejoice at this semblance Of
stability in the first town of the State. Citizens
of the Ravine must look out--were after 'em
The Empire County argus., 1856-03-08
S. V. II. r.

NToTICE TO TRANSFERS II Unit. further notice all
~ Teamsies running heir teams regularly 10 connect
with the of the Sacramento Valley Railroad, for the
transportation of freight from any station the line of
the Railroad to the mountain towns will be passed free
from Sacramento, ihe same train with their freight by
preserving I,ceip'ed freight bill, for Of
ire ght, at the Ticket Office in Sacramento.
j. =. ROBINSON Superintendent.
SupcrntendentS Office, Feb. lst, 1916. l4lm
The Empire County argus., 1856-03-08

SHALL OREGON BECOME \ STATE! The Legisla-
tive Assembly of Oregon have twice submitted this
question to the people and the decision has been to
continue its territorial form of government. But
the question is again to be submitted to the people,
and it is believed this time the decision will be in
favor of IL State Constitution. The day fixed for
the election is the first Monday of April
The Empire County argus., 1856-03-08

THE MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT. We omitted to no.
tice, last week. that this able expounder of the
Democratic faith had donned an entire new dress.
We glad to sec such evidences Of the prosperity
Of our neighbo:s, Gelwicks and January. The
Democrat Of the 23d ult. was the initial number Of
vul III
The Empire County argus., 1856-03-08
NOTICE..

M EMBERS of the L" Catitornia Mining C5,npany" are
I'VE he ebv notified that the shares of all delinquents
the location known Auburn Claims will be sold Public
Auc ion Monav the 7h day of APRIL 1885, At o'clock
=. NJ, in front Of The Bottle Hill Hotel in the of Bottle
Il for back assessments if the be paid by that
time.
By order of the BOard of Directors
ROBERT MARKS Sec'y.
Bottle Hill March 7th, 1856 l!-3t
The Empire County argus., 1856-03-08

THE ASSESSMENT Roll FOR 1856 We had a
call the other day from our gentrman'y County
Assessor, H. W. Merritt, Esq. He tells that it
is his purpose to commence Monday next, with
five efficient deputies to assist him, to assess the
real and personal pr pcrty of the county, and to
complete.
The Empire County argus., 1856-03-08

SUDDEN DEATH. l he News says that Il French
physician. named hilip Lambert, died suddenly on
saturday night last, al ab,ut 10 o'clock, while Sit
ting in an arm char in the bar room of the George
town Hotel. EaLitual inlemperance is assigned
as the cause of lis DEATH but he had made no
complaint, and a few minutes before Lad drank u
glass Of brandy .and-water.
The Empire County argus., 1856-03-08

I. S. TRoors. One hundred infantry and three
hundred artillery troops arrived ON the eamship
Yohn |. ST. phen,. About one hundred of thes-
the Alta learns. are to be dispatched to San Diego
and rort Yuma. and the remainder will proceed Ly
the Columbus, sailing on ueS,lay. for the theatre
OF war 10 the nurlward he troops are under
The command Of Major Garnett
The Empire County argus., 1856-03-08

The SCHOoLMAsTERs Abroad" The Board
ot Supervisors found among other bills, day or
two ago one from Justice of the leace, which
somewhat got" the whole trio. The account
contained number Of charges, which were all
regularly footed up. and on the back appeared this
ltem' solitary and alone; For holding INQUEST
on within bill. So
The Empire County argus., 1856-03-08

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Eel Dorado.
- Personally appeared before me, ANA MAYER, wife
of FRANZ MAYER, of said county, and being duly
declared under oath that she is the wife of said Franz
Mayer that she intends carrying business in her
and on her account in the county aforesaid.
That she intends carrying the business of trading in
s,o nd au & i G ca anu
ita invested in said business is less than five thousand
dollars.
Subscribed and before me- this the Goth day of
February, 1856. -
W. F. STEWART
l5-3% Justice of the Peace.
The Empire County argus., 1856-03-08

DR.. BRADLEY We have understood that this
gentleman contemplated removing his press from
Diamond Springs to Granite-formery known as
Folsom. We have not yet seen a copy of the Gra-
mite paper.
The Empire County argus., 1856-03-08

WELLS. FARGO Co. have our thanks for the
prompt daily delivery Of San Francisco papers
and for great variety Of Atlantic papers by the
Sonora.
The Empire County argus., 1856-03-08

PACIFIC EXPRESS. This Express has our thanks
for favOrs during the past week. Also for a large
bundle Of Atlantic papers
The Empire County argus., 1856-03-08
Ronrd of SupcrYisors.

Tuesday, 4th. Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment A. Irvine, R. f. Draper and Clerk present.
The Board having under consideration the levy
ing of Road Tax, ordered that each and every
able-boded man between the ages of twenty -one
and fifty years, be and is hereby required to pay
the sum of two dollars per annum his Road
Tax And it is further ordered, that each Over
seer Of the Roads be and they are hereby author
lied to collect the same in the manner prescribed
by an act entitled An Act concerning Roads and
Highways, approved April 2S 1855.
Wednesday, 5th. The Board having under consid-
Grafton claims against the County, ordered the fol-
lowing appropriations be made:
Ordered, that the Auditor be and he is hereby
authorized to issue duplicate warrant in favor Of
Daniel Dye for the sum of thirty dollars
] S Clendenin, for defending c Hoffman S 25 90
G NJ Condee Co. for conveying INDECENT
sick and witnesses 49,. 400
s Ford guarding iail 122 25
L H Butts, ................ l22 25
Bernhard & Co. for articles furnished Re.
corder's Office. ............. 90
J + Long. Justice. II OU
r F Lewis constable $500. .... ........ 80 90
Edward Hale, .................. 76 %
Z r Woodbury. ................. Ii 10
c A Gardner ............ ..... l0S 80
Linus eeI, witness s.................. 90
b II Hathaway .... 800
D + Webb, ............... 50
Ohm Allen, ................. lo %
D VI Craig. .................. 10 %
John Hubbard, ...... 50
John Sylon ............. SO
John Wicker .......... ........ so
George uncan, .............. 50
John Williams, ........ 80
G Crawford, .................. 10
& J Racktf.. district attorney ......... Is 90
Tuesday. 9th. The following accounts were al
lowed ami ordered paid
F. Weller. S 33 so
II B Pierce ................... 10 90
tlkus & Is 0O
G. r Gibbs ................ 600
N Van1ass,l ........... 81 25
+ B Carson .... ............. 563 ID
D C. McKcnncv ................... ~ %
Iohn Cable. .............. 81 80
F. II Ferry. 795 "
The Empire County argus., 1856-03-08
IsaiiS Parties, sc.

yEN'c rrfc 81 cd wiz Tar, iss, Music foi Balls.
b Parties. Assemblies. &C., at short ro!ice Letters
addressed 10 him, 10 r. thaimers proprietor OF the
Sierra Nevada House, Will receive prompt at'en ion.
Colona Jan. ~, IS 6. j. KING.
The Empire County argus., 1856-03-08

No COUNTY TAX. We laarn that it is the inten-
ton Of the Board of Supervisors not to levy any
tax for county purposes, for the current year.
The Empire County argus., 1856-03-08

Senator Fiske and Messrs Bowe, Gage, Taylor,
Oliver and Welch, of the Assembly, have our
thanks for legislative documents
The Empire County argus., 1856-03-08

CLARK g. HENRY. This firm has supplied US
with Sacramento papers during the past week
The Empire County argus., 1856-03-08

MIR. Heskell, and Mr.. Cartier of Sacramento
county, will please accept eur thanks for attentions
shown US
The Empire County argus., 1856-03-08
Notice.

HDERSONS wishing 30 rent seats slips in the Episco-
n pal Church. notified 'ha such renting will take
place al the Church Thursday, 18th inst, at p. NJ
Coloma. Mari h :, 80 l5--t
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~ 9tees betanhts loe..oamoir ttf&: 1sJxa.a3tsr
trldent tI9ltb. Dreis G4nts per 2gSBs.
Iablhar an ole DdfIr Oerattp ,rti Ben Lria.r
bdS announcement t0ifet fir oa8 balSs SaSr $t. y
Nn5eiseu wer zen 6tatlft 6ere buet.
This democratic
G man Morning Pa p
IS published daily. Price 7 cents
a week, Advertisements cheap.
The Weekly Wecker So year.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23
Gbe Aoet' S Column.

From the Ch arleston Daily Morning News.
FAST BOYS.
In every village you can find
number of young s. Gents"
Who think themselves, in point OF mind,
Quite fit for Presidents.
They stalk around the bar room door,
Smoking their s' long nines,"
They aHench their thirst with &c Simon pure"
And various other wines.
Thsy think tits SMART to go to church,
And puff'' around the door
Or else upon its windows perch
And litter up the floor.
These " ast'' young men have {" brass" enough
To stare in ladies faces 8
Deeply in debt-in manners rough
In fact, they're " out OF traces"
Scms study Law and others Physie-
Alas! they NEITHER learn;
lepractice they will be emPiric-
For Fame they'll vainly burn.
Somebody should surely tell them,
What they seem not to know,
That the wise always to conteinR
Those, who such actions do.
o, do net let them vainly hope,
Their precious time mis-spend--
In ignorance they're doomed to grope,
Nor higher will ascend. PITY
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23

PoIsoN OF THE sPIDsR.-We have ao-
tieed in several instances recently serious
results attributed TO the bite OF spider.
The latest occurred in Cincinnati lately,
which is stated to have resulted fatally.
A young man named William Hough,on,
employed in dry goods store, was taken
to physicians office. in state of grea,
suffering, caused by = spiders bite near
the abdomen, received few hours before.
The suffering Of Mr. H. continued to in-
crease until late in the afternoon. when he
died, apparently from The effects Of bite.
The case has excited considerable a,,sn-
lion in the medical profession. and the
physicians CT that city state. that it is the
only affair Of the kind which has ever come
within their knowledge.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23

e% Announcing Candidates for Office, IN
,1yance, 50. If inserted on a credit, candidates
will be charged eight dollars.
ezy Communications Of personal nature;
vii he inserted as advertisements, and charged
ff at the rates of $500 per square, anu pay
H.nt required in advance.
~ Advertisements not marked on the copy
tnued until ordered out, and payment exacted
accordingly. :.
f+ All advertisements must be paid for lr
ADVANCE, or at the expiration of three months.
e5- All letters addressed to the Editor:
nssi bs POST PAID, to receive attention.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23

with the psnchant for mutton. Now.
will you deny tha. saw you kill tha,
sheep 2" asked the planter. "N No, sir."
was the prompt answer, - / did kin him.
and I'll do it again. Eli kill any body's
sheep that bites me as am going psacea-
bly, along the road The know-nothing
excuses fer their acts Of violence ars gen.
orally as coed as those Of the Arkansas
sheep-stesler.e sa;a
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23

Freeinont and abolition, bat thank Gcd.
they have ben baffled. The dazzling
victories, said Napoleon. In that same
campaign in which IS the. sun of Auster-
litz shone upon his eagles@.s the daz-
cling victories which our armies have just
obtained against the unjust league formed
by the hatred and the gold of England.
renders it necessary that coy people should
address their thanks to the God of armies
for the past. and iInplors his blessing for
the FUTURE
Let the defenders Of the Constisstisn
60 and do likewise. grateful that the cour.
try is saved from anarchy and civil war.
But while they "put their TRUST in God,
let them keep their powder. dry" The
fanaticism which they have defeated Is
like the Hydra Of the marsh Of Lerna
with its hundred heads. As soon as one
was Gu, off two Immediately grew in its
stead. unies the wound was siaunehed by
fire. Hercules destroyed the monster by
soaring the wounds with hot iron. So
let the young giant Democracy apply the
burning brand as each head il severed
f.om its body, and ,hus ne may hope at
last to get rid Of the many headed serpent
which infests the Republic-keepss il IN q
state of continual trouble and alarz, and
which if its power were only equal to it,
will, would sting Its freedom ts death.
Men OF rAMERIcA-MsEo OF rnr AGE.
-~The greatest man, stake him all IN
ALL" the last hundred years. was George
Washington-an American. -...--
The greatest Doctor of Divinity was
Jonathan Edwards-sn Aneric.n.
The creates, Philosopher was Bsnia-
min Franklin-en American.
The greatest OF living Sculptors-is Hi
ram Pewers-an American.
The greatest living Historian is WIN.
H. Preseott-an American.
The greatest Medical Chemis. OF mod
ern times, DIR. J. C. Ayer-inventor of
Ayers Cherry Pectoral and Cathariic
Pills, is an American.
The greatest. Lexicographcr since the
time Of Johnson, was Noah Webster-an
American.
The greatest inventors Of modern times
were Fulton, Fitch, Whitney and Morse
all Americans. oI
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23
The Law of Newspapers.

1. Subscribers who do not give express no
de- 10 the contrary are considered as wish
,ns 10 continue their subscription.
If subscribers order the discohtl"''a,ntG -.
asir nsriodicaIs. the publisher may continue
ts send them until all arrearages are PAID.
3 If subscribers neglect or refuse 10 take
their periodicals from the Office to Whicn tney
ar. directed, they held responsible, tiil they
have settled the bill and ordered them oiScoh-
tnued. :.,
i. If subscribers remove to otherpiaces with
cut informing the publisher, and the papers are
sent 70 the former direction, they are held res
ponsbe. e,s;n, 70
-,.ta rer;o,icaIs from the Office, removing
aud leaving them uncaled for, is prima facla
evidence of intentiona fraud.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23

diagnosis. You ought to carry 'em along
with you. indeed you ought. Children is
so apt to get sick; and people can't get
things on the boa is, no way"
81 have meyer heard of the little ky
since," concludes the doctor. "But have
frequently known instances in witch Heav-
en- perfected the cure, when the doctor had
no diagnosis.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23

yCousTRrMAs-'sI say mister, do you
know where Mr.. Smith lives1"
GENT" Which of emf ihefs'sa good
zany Of that name"
CouErnYnAs-"Y Yes. I know there be,
but this ones name 10 John A+
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-23

Ek3 A fellow having spite against .
sausage maker. rushed into his shop when
crowded with customers. and thre. large
cat On the csunteT. and said -s.ss
q. That makes nineieen; yell settle for
'em when you are not xuite 30 busy"
Departing he was followed BY the aus
age amateurs empted handed Of course.