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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-06
rrpr AT MANCHESTER, n. II.

MAScHEsrKR CN. H. Tuesday, FEB. . ieSo.
The building known Patterns Buliolngi az ~ Els
the City Hall in this city, was destroyed oy n''
morning. - ....;.,,
Tie newspaper offices Of The Manchester Ag'er S,
The Mirror, The Union Democrat, ana iAe 80
and Strips were in the building; aslothe Mancho''0
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THE SCHOONER MARY ANN GUEST.

- THILADELPHIA, Monday Feb. Z, 1850.
The schooner Mary Ann Guest from New-York for
Philadelphia, on the Sd ult, for whose safsR fears
began to be entertained is at the Delaware Break
water with 80 Others unable to reach this port
cunt of the ce
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ELECTION AT BINGHAMTON.
BINOHAMTON, Tuesday, Eel

BlNCHAhTON, Iuesddy, 60. D. Io0O
At a charter election for President of the Village
to-day, Mr. Sisson the American and Democratic can
ddate was elected by l25 majority. Every Ward
elected American and Democrat Trustees.
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Bank, the City Library. sherih's Office, ard several
stores and law Offices.
The City Hall was saved by the exertions OF the
fremen. The loss "a about $4,000; insured TO one
half the amount.
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FROM BOSTON.
BosTOS, Tuesday, Fet

BOsTON, Tuesday, Feb 3, 1916.
The American" State Council of Massachusetts
met in this city this afternoon, two hundred delegates
being in attendance.
MI Elihu C. Baker president of the State senate)
and Mr. A. A. Richmond of Adams were chosen dele
Sates nj arre TO the Philadelphia National Conven-
fon. and the Hon. Timothy Davis NJ c., of Glouces-
ter and Joseph Thaxter esq., Of Plymouth substitutes
The twelve delegates elected to the National Con-
vention were also selected TO represent the STATE III
tbe American National Convention which Is to as
sembIe, for special purpose at Philadelphia on the
18th Of February.
After considerable debate, the Council declined TO
to their course but as State Council, reaffrmed the
Springfield platform.
The following are the feotings Of our weekly Bank
Statement: ,,ooon
C.ri,al STOCK 81 $50 600 other Banks eco
Loans and Discounts. 22l0Cee Deposits Nv
Specie
other Bks. 100000
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.s ,ns,de TO rush upon him with opportunities, and
,ho cene Of excitement was heightened on the adjourn
eut Of the House by the rushing in Of the Office seek
inc forces outside.
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LATER FROM HAVANA.

NEw-ORLEANs, Monday, Feb q 1890.
The steamship Cahawba has arrived at this port
with Havana dates to the lst inst, but the news is
wholly unimpOrtant. o,
The weather was unfavOrable, and the sugar Market
inactive.
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THE IRISH FILLIBUsTERs AT CINCINNATI

CINCINNAII, IuesUdy, ttU. D, IoOV.
The nine Irishmen who have been on trial here for
some time past; charged with violating the neutrahy
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DICKINSON COLLEGE DIFFICULTY:

CARLISLE, Pa Tuesday, Feb. ;, 1896.
The difficulty between the students and Faeuty OF
the College at this place has been amcaby settled
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Feb. ., Iooo
No. 53-John c. Dodge agt John nj. Wo0lsey' Ar,
gument continued by Mr.. Spading for appellant, ana
BY MIR. Stanbery and Mr. Ninton for the appehee-
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-04-26
BOOKS 81 STATIONERY.
GreW BARGAINS nOlr OHCrCd.

uTCUt 1)UfENiUS UOlc OUtlCG.
GEORGE T. ROBINSON has opened in his
" new store, No. 3, Gardeners Buildings Toledo /
Ohio. the finest assortment Of BOOKS d. SY.i-l
TONER Y, and at lower prices than ever before
offered n the Toledo market, embracing all the
most StuRdard rOrkS on Literature History Poetry
Science and Arts. All the most popular works Of
the day, receivcdas as issued. \ lareeassort-
ment Of Blaak B0OkS, full bound and half bound
prices WRITING P1PEI!S,
large stock of the very finest kinds including Flat
Can Foolscap, Letter. Bath Post, Note, plain and
fancy. ENVELOPES.
Any quantity of various qualities and sizes, plain
in this market.
WRITING INKS.
Of all the best manufacturers in this country and In
Europe in bottles Of from one ounce 10 ona quart
and Of all colUrs.
WINDoW PAPER, WINDOW SHADES AND BORDERING,
large assortment carefully selected and at prices
th;s cannot fail to give satisfaction.
BLANKS
for Justices, Iawy eTs and business men, always
hand and at the lowest prices.
SCUOOL DOOKS.
Wcbster's Elementary Spelling Books. BY the case
or by the dozen, Mt the lowest cash prices; States
Of superior quality.
TVRITING BOOKS,
with without copies, slate pencils chalk crayons
lead pencils, large and small school cards, drawing
paper &c.
GsgJ- All orders from the country executed with
dispatch and fidelity, and pains will be sparedto
make those wishing to purchase in line feel it
TO be an object 20 trade with MS. [30tfl
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Administrators Sale.
John Bates admir- Of Edward Hotchkss, decd VS.
Grace Hotchkiss ct al.

John Bates admir- of Edward Hotchkiss decd, vs.
Grace Hotchkiss ct ui
OY virtue of order of sale to ME directed and
ID delivered from the court of common pleas of
Wood county, Ohio will offer for sale at the door
Of the court house in Perrysburg, on Tuesday, May
30th, 1856, between the hours of 10 o'clock \. NJ.
and o'clock NJ of said day, the E. hf. S. Z. or.
Sec. 80, Y, 5, II. IL, containing 80 acres; the N.
w. or. cf the n. W. Or Sec. 3G, II. g. K. y, con-
/. T. =, Il. IL, 40 acres the S. W. Or. n. w. or.
Sec 27. Il. 3, r. 8, containing 40 acres the w hf.
OF 5. f. or. of Sec. 36, L. B. of Range II, contain
ing so acres also, the east part of the north west
fraction of section ten, 90 of township seven, ()
OF range tM elye, (l2) in Wood county, Ohio; also.
in-lots $685. 5Q2, 533, undivided half of 48, and in
lot o. in block ., HOLSTERS addition; all of said
lots in the of Perrysburg, and all of said pro-
perty in Wood county, Ohio. Said property will
be sold the property Of Edward uotchIss, de-
ceased or the purpose OF paying the debts of said
dacedeDt. JOHN BATES, Admir-.
MURRAY g. Dodge, Attys of PtH
April II, lS5G.--4Sw533.50
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PETITION TO SELL LAND.
Henry II. Dodge aGln'r of William Holstcr, deed,
John j. HOLSTER, Abby X. Iollistor, Marian Il.
Strong, Samuel Strong.
EOHN J. HOLLiSTER, Abby Il. HOLSTER, Ma
y rian H. Strong, and Samuel StrorC, viii take
notice that Henry II. Dodge has, as administrator
of William Holliscr, deceased fled against them
in the probate court OF Wood county, Ohio, a pet-
tion to sell hot number dirty three, G'3) in Block
number one o. and lots number seven, ~ eight (eD
ten. QO) eleven, QDtwenty two, 2g) tN three,
(23) twenty-tour, (21) twenty-five, (2) twenty sin
(2b) and tweny-seyen, (27) III block number two.
~ i'll what is known as HOLSTERS subdivision III
the town Of PerrysburG, Wood county, Chic, to
pay the debts Of William Eollstcr, DECEASED there
being no personal property subject TO atuinistia-
tiun and that said cause will be for hearing befme
said probate court Of Wood county Ohio, en- u e
10TH Gay oI May A. D. 1886. JAMES MuHRAY,
Counsel FOR Petitioner.
March % 1S5G.--45wGt3T5
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THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, WOOD COUNTY.
Ferdinand Just plaintiff, Matherine lie 1imb,c,

THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, WOOD COUNTY.
Ferdinand Just plaintiff VS.. Matherine lie Iinlbrc
George NJ. Parsons, defendant.
TENHE defendant, Matherine lie 1iniGre, will take
u notice that Ferdinand Just has filed petition
IN the court of common pleas of W cod county,
ONO, asking TO establish power of attorney frt III
lie Timber to George Nj. Parsons about 1888, au-
thori2ing him generally to sell and convey the n.
f. or. of the n L. Or. of section IS, T. 5 north X.
10 east, Wood county, Ohio, containing 40 acres
which power OF attorney was lost without record;
and to compel convey ance OF said land from said
Parsonsto plaintiff, i'll pursuance of sale made by
him to A. Walters, January 20, 1851, and by Wal
ters transferred to plaintiffs the consideration OF
said saletron Parsons to Walters being 100, which
is rendered. Unless you appear and answe or de-
mur to said petition by the 18th day of May, 1856
the next term Of said court thereafter said cause
will be heard as upon default your part, and 4
decree taken accordingly. MURRAY & DODGE,
March %, 1S5G--45wG&3.5O Attys Fttf.
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jesse S. Norton James Southgate.
nETITION FOR PARVITION.--.Iu South
/ gate will take notice that Jesse s. Norton has
filed petition against him in the court Of common
pleas OF Wood county, Ohio, seeking to obtain par
1on Of lots No 5, &, l. g, 8, 10, H. y. IS, II, Is
49, II, 3 10, 20 u, D. in block l, and lots I, ., 3,
I. s. g. 8, 8, 1G, IL, II, Is, ii, 15 lG, H. in block
>. of Taylor & Southgate's subdivision of out-lot
No. l09, in Perrysburg Wood county, Ohio, giving
u said Norton one-half thereof, and to SouthgGte
one half; also, q fraction of said out-lot No. 1913
not embraced by or included in said subdivision, to
said Norton three-fourhs and said Southgate one
fourth part thereof or in partition cannot be
made without manifest injury, then petitioner asks
such further order as the law may authorize. Said
petition will be for hearing at the next term of said
court. MURRAY s. DODGE, Attys.
April l2, 1SJG--48W6S3
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NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having
" claims against the estate of Lunan Bushnell
late of Freedom, Wood county, Ohio, deceased, are
required TO present them legally proven, within one
indebted to said estate are requested to call mme
diately and make payment to ELIZABETH A. BUsH-
NELL. administra,rix. or JEnIEL p. MARTIN, agent
April -. l9&.--4Swa*
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ENrNlte Lesse :. NMtun.

NTOTICE.--Jcsse $. Norton has fled petition
~ in the court of common pleas ot Wood county.
Ohio asking said court TO vHcate the subdivision Of
Taylor & SouthgGte il said town Of Perry 81 mp,
Of Uutlot No. ly9 into lots, and ALLEYS
and to restore the to It's original condition IA
outlot. The petition Will be for Learing at tie
next term Of said count. MURRAY DULGr,
hmil =. lSFG.--ATw! $2.C3
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Unity DUNlU JH AETIEV.
DY virtue OF writ OF f. ia. to me directed and
ID delivered, from the court OF common pleas Of
Wood county, Ohio will offer for sale at the door
of the court house i'll Perrysburg, Saturday, the
3lst day of May, A. d. 1856, between the hours OF
ten and four Of said day, the following lands and
tenemants situate in said county to wit: In-o5 Of
the south division of the town Of Freeport number
tycnty-tiye (25) twenty six, (2G and twenty
90 the same being taken in execution the prop
e-ty Of said defendant at suit of said plaintiffs
w. l.. COOK, Sheriff.
MURRAY 6; DODGE, per pro.
April y, l85G-43wJ&3
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AuNsE41htTatOV'S faLC.
e. GRAHAM, Admir- Of Jarvis 81 afford deed, vs..
Isaac Hull ei a..
DY virtue OF an atlas decretul order Of sale to me
~ directed and delivered, II, m the court Of ON
mon pleas Of Wood county, Ohio. ! viii offcr fcr
sale at the door of the court house in Perry surg
on Tuesday, May l0th, 1866. between the hours ,f
10 o'clock A. and o'clock y. NJ Of said day CUT
lots No. $50 and 23l in the town OF Perry sbuly,
Wood county, Ohio, containg six acres each more
or less. T.. GRAHAM, Admir-.
MURRAY & DODGE, Attys
4 rri 70. la5G.--4GWFSi.SS
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WOOD County Probate Count.

PETITION TO SELL LAND.
Henry H. Dodge, adm of William Hollistcr,
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sALE ar nNAL EsTArE BY oRnEn or COURT

SALE CT REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF COURT.
nN the 10th of May, A. d. 1885, on the premises
~ hereinafter described between the hours OF 10
A, N, and p. NJ, in the township of Portage, Wood
rJunv Ohio will be sold to the highest bidder the
undivided tY o-dfths Of fortyDine acres in section
IL, town 4. range H. known as the farm of Edward
Purneuter. deceased subject to the widows dover.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
DANIEL MERCER,
Guardian Of Mary and Emeine Parmenter.
:. JHrFKEsON, Atty.
AprH II. l85G.-t8w4Sl.5
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Administrators Sale.

T.. Graham, admir- OF Jarvis Spatford decd vs..
Marshall w. Spaiford ei al.
-DY virtue OF an alias decretal order of sale from
ID the court of common pleas of Wood coun-
w. Ohio, will offer for sale at the door Of the court
house in Perrysburg, on Tuesday May Goth, 1856,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock a. NJ and o'clock
=. NJ Of said day in-lot No. three (3) in the town
OF PerTy5burg, Wood county, Ohio.
L. GRAHAM, Admir-.
MURRAY s. DODGE, Attys Ptif.
April -, lS55.--f9w5$1 75
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CEOTIFgNG EEOUSN.

NJ HI GAE.LATgD respectfully informs the
~. merchants and citizens generally of Pcrrys-
burg and its vicinity, that lie continues the Clothing
Business, with increased facilities and greatly en-
Iarged stock of beautiful sty and patterns 8ut-
bic for the season, at his store room on Louisiana
Avenue, east side, between Front and Second sts..
where he will at all times during business hours
he ready to cut and manufacture CLOTHING, in
the latest aud best style. Al orders given will be
accomplished with plomptness and economy.
n. N.B.--Cutting done forthe Trade and warranted
to fit when properly made up. Gnoy
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u AdIn;nistintOg7s 8nle.

+. Graham, adn'r Of Jarvis Spaford deed vs.. c.
Crane et al.
DY virtue Of an alias decretal order of sale from
ID the court of common pleas of Wood county, o.,
will ofer for sale at the door of the court house in
PorrysbuCg. on Tuesday, May 20th 1856, between
the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock p. NJ. OF
said day, in-lot No 452 in the town of Perrysburg,
Wood county, Ohio. E. GRAHAM, Admir-
MURRAY s. DODGE, Atty5.
pgii H. I35G--t3w5Sl SO
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-10-25
Republican Hypocrisy.

The Republicans "blow" very largely a.
bout Kansas Have the members of that
party read "the bill to settle affairs in Kan
sas," introduced by Mr. Toombs and passed
by Democratic Senate, and defeated by
Republican, Banks, Union-Slidng- House OF
Representatives.? Do they know that John
p Hale, confessedly their leading Senator,
pronounced it bill almost faultless" Do
they know that under its liberal provisions
peace would have been forever secured to
Kansas, and all classes Of citizens protected
in their rights, privileg ges, and opinions? Do
they know that the Republican House of
Representatives defeated this bill for the sole
reason that it would deprive them of their
thunder-or in other words put final stop
to ''civil war; and ''rivers of blood in Kan
sas? If they do not. know these things, they
should informe themselves
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-10-25

very consistently, think, vote for the amend
ment under consideration; but with my views
of my duty as conscientious Senator, and
the sacred obligations which rest upon me as
member of the Democratic party, vow
most solemnly that there are few acts of leg
slation which could be proposed to me which
would resist more strenuously and perse-
veringly than that which is now under discus
sion.'
Out upon such hypocrisy folly. We
want no better evidence that Gov. Foote is
mere political trickster, seeking to shift his
canvass to suit the popular breeze, whereby
he may be returned to the senate, and more
satisfactory proof could not well be presented
that Know Nothingism is grand humbug.
But it is now kicking its last kick, and in
few days it will have kicked itself entirely out
of existence
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-10-25
BE WARNED IN TIME |
lookout for the Cal. Americans
False Statements after the Ar
rival Of the next steamer!

Another steamer, in due course of events, will
arrive from the Atlantic before the day of election
and we desire to warn our Democratic friends and
the public generally against the KNOW NOTHING
RO0RBACKS that will appear in the K. n. prints
throughout the state Soon after the receipt of the
regular news by the steamer, the California .daler
ican will literally TEEN with pretended intell-
gence, (all of its own manufacturer represented to
be from private sources" This made up stuff
will announce all kinds of Fusions and Combina-
tions against the Democracy the withdrawal of the
Democratic Candidate /; Know Nothing enthusiasm
and successes all over the country Buchanan pa
pers gone over to Fillmore and dozens of other
UNDLESS FABRICATIONS. No doubt
many Of these precious documents are already
written and filed away in the american Office,
ready for use upon the arrival of the steamer
Let the people be warned, therefore, and they will
not be deceived by the gross fabrcations of the
enemy. Every one of the country Fillmore papers
will, of course, follow in the footsteps of their
leader, until the whole country will be flooded
with false reports gotten up to the dropping
spirits Of the Know Nothings, and to dispirit the
Democracy. Again we say be warned, and be not
deceived
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-10-25
Grand Qualification moo., :

We are requested to state that - o.
be a grand Mass Meeting of tho o.,.
for justice Of the Peace in this town.l,. I'''
Mahoney Hall, on Monday eyenin, ~
the object being to congratulate oao, ''A' At
upon the cheering prospects before tt. ' O''
spect.vely.
The candidates for constable will ,,...
the following evening, for Similar rn
on Union Square-those who are rn fV
"save the country" in this capacity being
numerous that " no pent up Utica con,
their powers"
1t is expected that the various co,s,
will express their opinion on the ope.,;.'
draining the basin.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-10-25
Most Infamous.

The California american, that partcl,r
ly honest and " scrupuous" sheet, ha, h,
unblushing impudence to re-assert that M
buchanan was requested by Mr.. Breckenriir
to decline" To argue such propositn
would be ridiculous, and beneath the digpin
of any respectable Democratic Journal
The charge is false-la false in every partcuht
The reputation of the CAL American Is nd
that its insinuations, or statements. are e
tirely without effect upon the public mind.-
It's a subject of congratulation tat d
people of California are too intelligent to s
humbugged by inscriptions political tr,.
sters.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-10-25
Disunion

We are not alarmists, and have M, s,.
ted to hold up disunion scare.crow. H..
is nevertheless a solemn fact that ,o.
the Republican leaders are disuniopi,t
the darkest die. An old proverb a,r, :
man is known by the company he too,.
and if the Republicans are to be iud,..d
this standard, their denial of the cbsr,,
disunion procliyities is not worth stros
They are indeed in bad company Tbo E
lowing, for instance, is from the T,ye A..
can, Fremont paper published at Eric p,
"This twaddle about the Union o,a;
'preSerrati0n' is too silly aud sickennc for ' =.
good effect We think that The hJ[rtp ,F u
single stare is north more than all Me I,5.
Gods CairerSe can hold"
That is what might be properly called n
ing a good round price for "cclored m
SON y
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-10-25
JACKSON AND VOLCANO.

Jos. c. McKIBBEN, Democratic nominee
for Congress, and A. B. DIBBLE, Know
Nothing nominee for same position, will ad-
dress the people at JACKSON, Monday
Evening, Oct 9th, and at VOLCANO,
Tuesday Evening, the 2Sth.
The voters of all parties are respectfully
invited TO be present
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-10-25

SAN Francisco DEMOCRATIC NoMIsATloy3
The Senate: S. VI. Bowman. H. P Hep
burn: The Assembly. Wv. Hof, John K.
Garness, Mathew Crooks, P. c. Hymsn, j
Ewalt, j. V. Watson, u. J. Oliver, Cha''
Ruehl, f. Pollock, ". c. Hof: President
Board of Saperyisors.-T J. Poulterer'-
Police Judge-Fred Sawyer: Chief Of 70
lce.-Jas. McElroy: County Auditor-p.
Lyons: Tax Collector Richard Roman
Superintendent Streets and Highways"
Vantine: Dock Masters. NJ. Barry, b.
II. Pasey.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-10-25

FIREMAN's BAu~-Thursday evening next
the members of Amador Engine Compalr
will give their semi-anual ball at Mahony
Hall, and from the preparation being made
we anticipate very pleasant time. Tie
company are owing money, and they hare
resorted TO this method to raise funds to T.
qnida.e their liabilities and it is TO be hoped
that our citizens will respond to the call with
a good viii.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-10-25
Sweet Sixteen.

Fremont was confirmed in the Epkcoa
Church when he was sixteen-he ran ava
with Jessie when she was sixteen-he ha
been married just sixteen years-and he vi.
be made President by the electoral vote
sixteen States!-Pathfnder.
Yes; should he be elected, he would doub
less inscribe sixteen stars on the natioa
banner.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-10-25

ton on one hand and sectionalism on the
other--will, we are confident, exhibit their
zeal and sincerity by a devotion to the COM
mon cause that will strike terror to the hchrts
of all who oppose the tide of Democracy-
Let us, then, be up and doing; let us remem-
Der that in Democratic parlance, the hateful
word "FArL" has been stricken from the Ian
guagel Let us bear aloft our gallant ban
ner, and when the sun shall go down on the
evening of the 4th of November, the word
VICTORY" will be inscribed in letters Of living
light upon its ample folds; and beneath it, in
bold relief, that which will fill every Demo
cratic heart with joy-"AMADoR REDEEMED"
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-10-25

PLACE OF ELEcTIoN.-We are inioTnel
that the Inspector and Judges of Election
appointed by the Board of Supervisors iO'
the precinct Of Volcano, have selected 'DF
old Office of Justice Gale, adjoining HANOI"
& Downs.
We hope and expect to see the members u
each political party vie with each otnei u
maintaining good order at the polls
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-10-25

SHOOTING AFFRAy. - The Yreka Union
says that shooting affray occurred at Wes-
verville on the evening of Tuesday last, be-
tween two of the returned volunteers, named
Hart and Bateman. Three shots were ex.
changed, one of which struck Bateman in
the nipple of the right breast penetrating
the flesh so as to strike rib from which it
glanced of, causing but a slight wound
How the quarrel originated we have not as
certained, nor what action, if any the au-
thorties have taken in the premises. An az
fray Of this kind came off at Cottonwood on
the evening Of Tuesday last, between Thos.
Ward anu John L. Sands, in which the lat
ter was SO severely wounded that his life was
despaired Of The quarrel originated, as We
learn, IN drunken political discussion. Both
men belonged to Capt Williams company of
mounted volunteers aud were on their way
TO this city. Ward effected his escape and
has not, as yet been arrested
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-10-25
County Ticket
FOR STATE SENATOR,
WILLIAM B. NORMAN,
or T.HI.4VER9S

w ~ ~
OF C.dLaVER.4S.
For .fssem6ymen,
WIN. NJ. SEAWELL,
JAS. LIVERMORE
For CLERK,
HARRY S. HATCH
For sheriff
w. j. PAUGH.
For District attorney,
S. B. AXTELL.
For assessor,
H A. EICHELBERGER,
For Treasurer,
ELLIS EVANS.
For Public administrator,
]. b. KING.
For County Surpeyor,
j. MASTERSON.
For Coroner,
DIR. KIBBIE.
For Superintendent Of Common Schools,
Il. B. MCINTYRE.
For Supervisors,
First District. G. SEvERENcE.
Second District-E. A. KINGSLEY.
Third District-DR j A . Brown.