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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-07

IT meeting has been called in hrrant to
appoint delegates to the Railroad convention at
this place on the 2sth June, inst. viii not the
friends Of the cause get up meetings In Ellis,
johnson, Collin, Grayson Denton, Parker, Wise
and other contiguous counties.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-07

THE QUIcKEsr TRIp EVER PERFoHrEp.-
The Cunard steamer Persia, which sailed from
New York. April ID, arrived at Liverpool after
passage of nine days and teelre koHrs the
quickest trip eFer made, being siz-hoars short
er than that Of the famous passage q rte-3'
fa,ed Arctic. which sailed rom Nsws
the 7ih Of February, 1859, and ~ X =
Liverpool in nine days eighteen SSS~>E
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-07
For Surveyor of Denton Land District.

Uc are authorized H. T. sEIM ~ 81 Tyler as
candidate District Attorney Of the ulna lalcal District
/ g.n In Mons next
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-07
For County Clerk Of Dallas County.

We auth rlzld W. W. PEAK, a. candida
for reelection the office o CLERK County Court at
ensuing lection in August
r " authorize n ann,unceC H. Pa'rick can'
date for clerk ofhe County court Of Dallas couny. Rleeu'
Ia August next
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-07
For Justice of the Peace. Precinct No.

ne We are authorized to announce Il. j. VEST candid
p, ro-S'.con the Office Of Comfy Treasurer Of TAI
.",r,. at IT, election in August next
NC are An, hord TO announce W.T. p MARTlN as can
date r OF Dallas County, at the election IN Aa
next.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-07
TEIl.uapuuC.

lHrsap Nrsf llns krfOtn. lfafiineisH,
NHf NJ aHr r.sI. 'olsy vetoed he
b..l makine ippnnHi p., or improvements
!! lhe n, Clair fns a.'d the mouth OF the
Mississippi
u is understood however, That he will not
veto the bill making appropriations Cor improve.
menls in the savannah rseh
Ma. CuANrIos's CAsE. The course To be
pursued towards Mr Champion was considered
nta meeiing,,l the Cahinsi held to-day. lie
viii eeTlainy bslismissed Immediately,
REtATloSs wuI~CaAMProS SUSPENDED
NeS YORK., May 20. IL : reported here ,hnl
Mr. Secretary Marcy hss to-day written 10 the
British Minister. Mr. Champion, declining ipr,
tler diplomatic intercourse with him.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-07

We nrc authorized 70 announce A. O. WALKER, EsN, a.
candidate or tho ONCE ~ Surveyor Of Denton Land prcEc
lion fret Monday IN August ncst
We authorized Col g. c. LACY n farrar
county candidate for District Srtysr oi the Denton Ian
District. Fleet on In August next.
The Trinity journal., 1856-02-09

Accounts allowed: NJ. Ruch. $40; S. Bailey,
S35: II. j. Seaman, S75.
Total amount accounts allowed this session, So
96S Sc.
Ordered that four months leave of absence be
granted II. j. Howe, Dist. Atty from the goth
February next.
Ordered that the report of the Board on the fnan-
cial condition of the County and the report of
the Treasurer be published in the TRINITY Jour
naI and that no allowance be made for publish
ing the balance Of the proceedings of the
Board.
Board adjourned until next regular term
NJ. RUCH, Chm.
II. j. SEAMAN Clerk.
The Trinity journal., 1856-02-09

the agent the whole control of the fund and
to authorize him to draw and disburSe 1t,
but this looked so much like Bigler ana
Broderick legislation that it met with 'ut
little favor.
**#**
More anon.
The Trinity journal., 1856-02-09
STATE OF CAIJFORNTA

STATE OF CAIdFORNIA, &C,
COUNTY OF TRINITY. ""'
T'IIS DAY personally appeared before me the
l. undersigned, Clerk Of the County Court Of
the county aforesaid and in the State aforesaid
SUSAN CAMPBELL. resident Of Oregon Gulch
in said county and State, and declared that She
intends carrying ON business in her own name
and on her own account, and she further declared
that said business intended to be carried on by
her, is Il Grocery store, the buying and selling by
Wholesale and retail Liquors, Dry Goods and
Provisions. her
SUSAN = CAMPBELL.
Attest. mark
j. &. BURCH.
In testimony that the foregoing declaration
was made and subscribed before me at my Office
in Wcaycrvile, hereto set my hand and seal of
said Court this Sth day Of February, a. d. 1856
-'-, II. j. SEAMAN, Clerk.
l.. $. Gro H. Cushing, Deputy.
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Notice.

THE undersigned viii apply to the Board Of
supervisors Of Trinity County. at their next reg.
uiar meeting, for "a iccusc TO kccpa Ferry across
the Trinity river, about one mile above the juno
ton OF the south Fork with main Trinity, where
the trail crosses said river, leading from Hin *
McCann's Ranch to New River. in said County
HILL q MCCANN
Mouth South Fork Jan. 3, l656.-n23.
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Notice a. me l'uhlic.

/ OOMS. lrSCROtT IS co. have now on
4 hand and ior sale. iu This market. at the low
est cash prices, large quantity Of HAMS and
BACON. fresh and choice, cured and prepared at
their own Meat Market in Wcaycryllc. They
viii also sell on foot, fat Bcevcs, for cash only
NcaytryiIlo, Jan. 3, 1856. MI
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1Lou6aU IrJrpQry ISn. 1856
TRINITY GARDEN STORE.

MAGN STREET, WEAvEENILLE.
THE proprietor. Of this establishment would re-
! spectmily announce to their their friends and
the public generally, that they keep constantly
hand and for sale all kind, Of choice Vegetables,
brought fresh from their Ranch on Trinity River,
every day; The also haze a complete selection OF
Groccric. and Provisions Including,
SUGAR, COFFEE, RICE, TEA,
BUTTER. EGGS, CHEESE,
and in fact; every thing in the Grocery, Vcgeta-
bic and Provision line Their prices are low, the
rroprictors being determined to do large busi-
ness at small profits. Friends will please give us
a call. MORSE, MABlE a. co.
y. B-We have a SAW MILL in operation on
our Ranch and will supply the citizens of Wea-
vcryilc and vicinity with Lumber of u superior
quality at very low rates.
Eo- Orders for Lumber left at the Trinity
Garden store will be promptly attended to.
pcc g. 1865. NJ, NJ. co.
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~. Kad,.ay,s Reahv Kelief.-The

Va KadHay2s Ready Relief.-Ihc
very moment this valuable Medicine is applied,
externally or internally, it stops the most aggra-
waiting Pains, cures the most obstinate and acute
Diseases, and allays the most violent Irritations.
PAIN is an unnatural altcton, and its presence in
the human system indicates Disease. 1t is unnat-
ural to feel pleasure in suffering its tormcnts and
it is natural for all, who are afflicted with Pain,
to desire to be free from its paroXysms, as quickly
as possible. RAILWAYS READY RELGEfl is the most
natural Antidote for the removal and extinction
of PAIN that has ever been introduced. If there
is any PAIN in any part Of the body, whether in
ternal or external, Railway Ready Relief will
instantly free the sufferer from its tOrments.
Sold by most Of the Druggists throughout the
State. PARK & WHITE, general agents, Wash
ington street, between Sansomo and Battery, San
Francisco DAWSON d HARRIS, agents, Wea-
vcrville. n5-3m
The Trinity journal., 1856-02-09
HIGHLY IMPORTANT!!

Who would have thought three years ago, that
we should be able by this time, to have B.ICON'
Such nerettheless is the fact. LOOMS, HUS-
CROFT & Co. of the
Market {,
well supplied with these article, cured at their
establishment in Wcavcrvillc. And by the way,
&c. is as good as can be found any where in the
Northern country. We recommend all who buy
to give them call
The Trinity journal., 1856-02-09

Ordered that License be granted Simmons &
Warren to keep Toll Ferry across Trinity river
at Cox's Bar, until the next term of the Board.
Ordered that the following piece of ground be
about one quarter of mile in South Westerly
direction from Weavcrvlle, near the residences
of Messrs. Carr and Dawson, on the lot now oc-
cupied for that purpose, and bounded as follows :
Commencing at a stake marked Burying Ground
thence Southerly, APO feet, thence Westerly 42O
feet, thence Northerly 42O feet thence Eastcrly
42O feet to the place of beginning, marked at
each corner with stake,
The following accounts were allowed -
Ii. J. Seaman, County Clerk, Sl56 90
The Trinity journal., 1856-02-09
Notice.

A LII PERSONS indebted to STEWART q
~ DUSKY Hay Fork, are requested to call and
settle Immediately, and thereby save costs.
STEWART DUSKY.
January goth, 1856. ul-n
The Trinity journal., 1856-02-09
ShHriN'S SaIC.

DY virtue Of decree Of foreclosure and an or
ID der issued out of the Hon, District Court, of
the 10Th judicial District in and for Trinity coun-
ly, and Judgment rendered therein on the 18TH
day OF November, \. y. lSj5, in favor of Skill
man Dosh and against fchloy ~ Co. for the
sum Of Five thousand cghty-siX Dollars and
sc,Gty-liye cents principal, interest and cost of
suit to date. together with the accruug costs
for the foreclosure Of certain mortgage cXccu-
ted by said lchlny a Co. and in favor Of SAID
SIdlman a Do.h, will expose for public sale, at
the court housc door in the town Of Wcaycrville,
to the highest bidder on
1hudaH Ft5ruoly ISth, 1856.
at / O'Clock, T.. w., f., -ltj-iy the above iud sncnt
and accruiug COSTS the following described prop
crty. Wit: The equal undivided ouc-half of the
WATER rLCNE-, BRIDGES and appurtcnan-
cos upd privileges thereof, known as The Rush
Creek Compauys Water Race and owned by
F,bl,y a. Company, situated. lying and being in
tl. county Of Trinity, aud state of California,
ard conveys iht waters OF Rush Creek to the bars
and 2ulcAcs around Woodruff and Trinity river,
from Lewis a. Palmcrs Bridt'. across Trinity riy-
rr, to the mouth Of Hu.h Crock, together with all
the appuitoua9ce- aud privileges thcrcunto be-
longing on In auyNyisc apprrtaiuing.
Ihi- 18th day Of January, a. y, 1856
ED NEBLETT, Sh'E
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GEO. j. BROOKS & 90.
PAPER WAREHOUSE,

1913 SANSOME ST, san FBANCIJCO.
TOR SALE-IO,OOO Reams Fine
l. Printing Paper, ZZX32, 21X31, Z4X36, ZSXl2,
32XlG
2OOO Reams Fine Book Paper, 2lX3S, 40, A.,
and 4S lbs.
10000 Rcams Manila Paper all sizes in small
bales Of 10 rcams each.
5000 Rccms Palm, Straw, Crown and Double
Crown.
200 Gross IIart's Playing Cards.
Blank Cards, Cap and Letter Paper and Light
body's celebrated News Ink, together with "A large
stock of New and Fancy job Type from Conner
Sons foundry. Also, Hoe and Ruggles Prin-
ting and job Presses
San Francisco January 1856 n3-3m
The Trinity journal., 1856-02-09
Ferry Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, hat We shah apply
to the Hoard Of Supervisors, ol taoir Way -n--
sion, for renewal oi THEN iicca-, to keep For
ry across Trinity River at Cos Bar
SIMMONS d WAEHEN.
February T. 1856. uoj -ln.
The Trinity journal., 1856-02-09

The Board of Supervisors meet the lst Monday
in February May, August and November
DISTRICT COURT I5rH DISTRICT.
Composed Of the Counties of Trinity and Hum
boldt
TERNs-m the County of Trinity. on the Sd
Monday in February, May, August and Novcn-
BERN the County Of humboldt, the first Mon
day in January, April, july and October.
COUNTY COURT.
TERMS lst Monday in January, March, May
July, September and November.
COURT OF SESSIONS
TrnMs-lst Monday in February. April, June.
August, October and December.
PROBATE COURT
TERMS lih Monday of each month.
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SppCial Notices.
American ChoIagogue.

ES-JOncS American ChOlagOgue,
for the thorough and permanent cure of Fever and
Ague. Chill Fever, Dumb Ague Intermittent and
Remttcnt Fever, Liver complaint Jaundice, En-
largemcnt Of the Spleen and all the various forms
Of Bilious Diseases
This Invaluable medicine is prepared from an
extensive practice Of several years in bilious eli
mate, and is never known to fail in curing Fever
and Ague, or any of the diseases above named.
Sold by DAWSON X HARRIS. agents. Wea-
vcryillc, and PARK 4 WHITE, general AGENTS
San Francisco. u5-3m
@Q. Ii0oGand's German Bit4eps.--
you are sick, the probability is the root oryour
suntrugs is in the stomach, From Il weak stum-
ach proceeds dyspepsia, languor, oppression Of
the diaphragm, joundice headache, nausea, bod-
ly weakness, dimncss ofsight, heartburn, costivc-
ness. dysentery, and a legion of other tormcuting
diseases. Indigestion produces thin blood, and
therefore destroys the strength and ygor Of the
system. To restore the tone Of the stomach, and
enable it to throw OH and dismiss forever all these
tormcnting and dangerous complaints, nothing is
necessary but perscvcrng use Of Iiootand $
German Bittcrs. prepared by DR. c. NJ jackson,
Philadelphia There is no mistake, no failure in
their sanatiyc effect
PARK a WHITE Sole agents fer the Pacific
Coast, Washington street between Sausomc and
Battery streets, san Francisco; DAWSON ~
HARRIS, agents, Weaycryile n5-3m
The Trinity journal., 1856-02-09
SEWING MACHINE.

II W. EpER n CO. would respectfully an
-. nouuce to the citizens Of Trinity County
that they haze purchased It splendid
Sew ing Machine,
of the most approved patent, which isnow in fine
working order This machine is fitted for sewing
Leather an all kinds Of Cloih.
We are uoV prepared to Oil all orders at the
shortest uotcr, for sewing HOSE, HOUSE LIN
tNG, CARPETS. LENIlii.E or DUCK BAGS,
TENT%, AWNINGS, &c.. dc.
ON account OF Che facility and speed with
which jobs Of thi- kud c.,n be dispatched with
th!s machine, We can do thc~ at much lower pri-
ccs than it is possible to get them done any other
way.
~ b. Orders to be lcrl at y. VI. Edcr ~ Co. Is
fire proof stovc, Main IT,, Wcaycryillc.
October 18Th, lSJJ.-n9
The Trinity journal., 1856-02-09

DGAs The Trcasurer'S report for the last
quarter will appear i'll our next issue
The Trinity journal., 1856-02-09
DIRECTORY.
OFF lCIAL d n { G T Q r Y
Executive Department.
judiciary y

Judiciary.
JUSTICES or SUPREME COURT.
HUGH c. MURRAY. Chief Justice.
solomon iicydcntclt.. Associate Justice.
Chas. H. BRYAN .... b"
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NEW ADVERTISENTTS.
l.. BARTLETT,
Probate Court.

A SPECIAL TERM of the Probate Court will
"A holden at the Court House in Wcavcrvllc.
on the 18th February inst. for the purpose Of
hearing the application of j. j. Phlbrook for let
tcrs administration upon the estate of David
Mowry, deceased
BY order Of the Court
IL. }. SEAMAN, Clerk.
Gro. II. CusuNG, Deputy.
Wcavcrvillc, Feb. 9TH 1856. mills
The Trinity journal., 1856-02-09

BALI.-A Ball will be given at the In
dependence Hotel on the 22d February
Washington's birthday. This Hotel, amply
provided with accommodations, is now open
under the management of Mrs. Davis. We
hope to sec large number Of ladies at the
ball.
The Trinity journal., 1856-02-09

seg- The Chinese are making preparations
for grand battle in Mariposa county some
what similar to the fight which disgraccd
our county year or more ago. ~
The Trinity journal., 1856-02-09
MECHANICAL.

Il. EAESEDEE&.
WAT CHMAKER AND JEWELLER
West side of Main street Weaver,
Opposite THE DGANA,)
Has for sale an extensive assortment of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. ON
PLAIN AND DIAMOND RINGS. W.
WATCH CHAINS
BREASTPI\S. BRACEI .ETS. and
JEWELRN of every description,
CLOCKS, Ere,
At REASONABLE TERMS.
Particular attention given to the repairing of
Watches.
Specimens neatly set and all kinds of Calitor-
MIA Jcwelry manufactured to order augll If
The Trinity journal., 1856-02-09
City Drug Store.
BARRY g. CO..

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
West side Main street, Weaverville
aug II If
The Trinity journal., 1856-02-09

~ b. An persons indebted to the firm Of Iiar-
ris johnson d Go. will make Immediate paymcut
to the Undersigned +. ". HARRIS.
Jan. Sth. lsJG NJ
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-07-31
Piano Fortes-A Rare Chance.

We have been authorized to contract for the sale of
ilanes Il Brothers Piano Fortes the cheapest first
class Pianos now in market list of prices recon-
"eh"a'ons' Nc, Nc, will he shown those desiring TO
purchase sales viii he made at New York prices, and
TIC Pianos will he put up by competent person. These
instruments are highly recommended hy |. b. Wood
bury who says: For Purity and fullness of tone and
elasticity OF touch, they deserve the highest praise
Indeed am anxious to have one of them to use in the
great National Convention which am to hold At Wash
ington in February next" Many testimonials could he
a'ied to this but Prot. W, well known herecbouts
aud his accommodation is deemed quite sufficient
We have Others in possession which may be seen at
any time
The Freight on one ofthese Pianos ill be about rs
or $50.
Call at this Office and examine the prices and get fur
tier particulars.
Ihe Pianos are warranted to give satisfaction
TEnMs-Cash when Piano is put up
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Our Schools

Close another year to morrow, and the hearts
Of all little children leap with Joy as the
happy hour approaches when they shall have
vacation-not of stulies, for these they
love to pursue not from the tyrannc rule of
ignorant and baibarous instructors, for we
are cursed with none such but from crowd
ed and sufocating school rooms during these
oppressively hot days. We believe the Board
of Education contemplate arranging the terms
of school, or school months, so as to have
the summer vacation commence about the mid
die of July hereafter
The present corps of instructors have sue
ceeded in giving general satisfaction. No
better evidence Of this is needed than the fact
that the present Superintendent has been re-
engaged at a considerably increased salary.
Mr.. Etter has accepted an invitation to
take the Superintendent of the Uuion Schools
of Lecon, Illinois, and we shall therefore not
only lose his valuable services, but also those
of his accomplished lady. During their stay
among us, they have won the confidence and
esteem of our citizens by their devotion to ed
ucational interests, by an every day example
to THEN pupils, and as able and efficient teach
ers, that is highly Aattering to their ability
and uprightness of char acter The citizens
of Lacon have been fortunate in their selec.
ton of Superintendent, and while we feel
that their gain is our loss, it would not be be-
coming in us to complain, since wider field
of usefulness is thus thrown open to Mr.. E,
and while iaboring in it, the sympathy Of ma
ny friends in Perrysburg will attend him.
The Exercises that will take place at
the high school rooms tomorrow, will dou Jt-
less be interesting, and should be attended by
our citizens. We are too liable, when in pos
session of efficient teachers, to satisfy our
selves with the reflection that every thing will
be properly done without our presence, for
getting that teachers are encouraged and their
labors only made to produce their full fruits
by the hearty cooperation of an interested
public, and that pupils are stimulated TO laud-
able industry by knowing that they thus graf
ify those who are bestowing upon them the
inesIimable privilege of acquiring good ed
ucaton.
We are not advised as to the length Of the
present vacation, but will annou ce the COM
mencement of the next term in due time.
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s. N. WOOD

Will address the people of Maumee City to-
day, at Q o'clock p. NJ. No better evidence
Of the success attending Mr.. WIS efforts is
needed than the fact that every pro-savery
newspaper in Ohio, from the Ohio Statesman
down to the Toledo Times, are unscrupulous
in their efforts to weaken the force of thj
truths which he utters. They even stoop to
the assassin depths of venomous slander, and
seek 10 traduce private character by the most
unqualified falsehoods. Although we have
but recently had the pleasure of personal
acquaintance with Mr.. W., it has been our
fortune to reside in the same Senatorial dis
trict with him for number of years, and al
though acting with different parties, we new
er heard one word uttered against his purity
of character and honesty Of motive. 1t re-
mained for the minions Of Frank Pierce and
the Border Ruflians to charge him with high
treason for having rescued an old man from
a band Of Missouri murderers, and TO seek
re fuge for their guilt in the quagmire, of per-
sonal detraction. If they think by such means
to hush the voice of Mr.. Wood, or quiet
the waves of popular indignation against the
forcibe efforts now being made for the exten-
sion of slavery, they are deceiving themselves.
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Fire.

On Thursday night last, the unoccupied
building on the the lace known as the steam
grist and saw mill, was destroyed by fire. 1t
was built by company and the stock yielded
no dividend 1t has been fruitful source of
litigation. Although its original cost was
several thousand dollars, previous TO the fire
it was valued at but about $500 James
Murray, Esq, is the principal loser. No in
sursnce. Undoubtedly the fire was the work
of an incendiary. The alarm was given at
about half past eight O'Clock.
ANOTHER.
Tuesday night, at about nine o'clock, the
barn of Capt. Perrin was discovered to be on
fire, and as it caught at the back side, it was
not seen until too far gona to be saved
1t was full of hay and oats, which was all de-
stroyed, together with a variety Of valuable
articles of various kinds. Entire loss about
$500, with an insurance in the Seneca Mutu-
81 of S2OO on luilding, 5000 on hay and
grain, and 500 on farming utensils. An
adjoining building, about six feet distant, was
saved by the almost superhuman exertions of
our citizens. The origin of the fire is not
known, but it is supposed to have been the
work of an incendiary,
Many thought that both these buildings
were fired by the thieves who now infest this
section of the country, but nothing has oc-
CURED to sustain that supposition The two
fires were within ten rods of each other, and
may have been the work of some boy of a
sporting propensity, who is ignorant of the
damage he is doing, We have known two in
stances of this kind. 1t is but few years
since Columbus had number of buildings
thus destroyed by a Young America who had
but just thrown aside his nursery garments.
Those who have chdIen running in the COM
mons would do well to look after them a lit
/ tle
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Teachers Institute.

A Teachers Institute will be held at Mau-
NEE City and Perrysburg, commencing on
Monday the lth day of August, 1856. The
first weeks session will be held in the Union
School House at Maumee City, the second
at Perrysburg Union School House.
Ladies attending will be entertained gra-
tutously. @ I'll. .-.L
Gents will be accommodated at reasonable
ates.
The benefits resulting to those who have
attended these gatherings are too manifest to
require comment, and it is hoped that all
teachers, who consistently can, will avail
themselves of the proffered opportunity to
improve their qualifications for their high and
responsible calling.
A committee will be at the school rooms 10
assign boarding houses to those who attend.
By ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
Ju1v % 1875
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=. n. WOOD, ESQ,
Mass Meeting at Fremont.

ENtensive arrangements have been made
Cor Tie grand Mass Convention of the friends
.f Freedom and Fremont, at Fremont on
Wednesday next. Ohio's favorite stump, RS
will hc assisted by many of the best speak
cr- from adjoining States. Persons from this
place can go and return on the same day, and
ohr railroads will carry them at half fare.
The citizens Of Maumee are preparing ban
ners and will send large delegation, Shall
We not outnumber them on that occasion?
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AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

EDITOR OF JOURNAL saw in your paper
of the 10Th inst, in the local column, an in
quiry as to the meeting of the Agricultural
Society at Bowling Green "as per appoint
ment, and what was done, &C." would say
that there was meeting of few of the lire
members Of said Society, and premium list
made; and the same will be presented for
publication soon.
The Society still has an existence, an in
tends to have big Animal Show" on the
9Th and 9th of October xt
PORTAGE, July 90, 1856 S. Y.