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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-12
INSOLVENCY NOTICE.

ltrATE o CNIIFORNIN. CUUu'y u NUttc-
- County Court at Chnmbcrs. In the matter "i
e A. Bancroft m ln>rlVcn debtor W Ills Creditors.
I'm pur.uancc Of an order made IN the County Court
IN and fr said Coiaiy ~ the Hon los. f. n Lewis,
nnrty JUDGE a Chambers On the lSth day at August
A. u l. e. Notice Is hereby given To- the creditors "i
the said Insolvcnt, &. A. Bancroft 10 hr and appear
before the llon.J. f.. \ LAWS. County judge "i
>nid County IN Chambers. AT Ridwrll on Monday the
Isl Jny of sept A. Il l-1G. and make proof of ihcr
accounts and demands against said uSolvcnt estate
ar they will be. barred tron receiving dividend
from The same.
Is Court affixed this, the 18th day of August, y.
D. 1856, at Eidwcl.
.MII.ES CUAPIN, clerk
o9iiw liN M.II DARrACH Deputy
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-12
LEGAL NOTICES.
,oiiee of Application for Pardon.

,rArH or cAhlfoENiA' IS.
CoC>rY ot Butte
r, No Ilaorlt'e j r. n Lcr',. Prr,iHeg Jaft'
.r The Ca4rt ~ sessions it amt far Lot' f"'9tt,
andJ.L hscua. Di.t.i,t .]'orrerof ,1F fann'H
N-orlcE T. HEREBY GIVEN TuAr W Ar
pllcatiun viii hc made 90 Ills ENrrNency, j..
N..V I1hl-ou. Governor ui the state ut california.
nl ne pardon of llcnr, Mpmfn. uoN a pr'-"n"r 'u
. STATES Pri-ou. who wu- c'rN''"d DO ih' t"Drt al
sessions of the crime of ,--tut with iu,ru to com.
mir rapc. .u said county "l i'Hn"' .nd "n The lth
hy cf August, cith'aru hundred and H"N--N. ,I~'.'
.cnteilcrd 10 TWO year. Imprisonment n tl" S'nlr
Prison. u W NJ i'"NN'
We DO hereby ockncwledge -crylcn OF fn" iHrr-'-
n, ru.i-o. III Ei lwell tAl, thrd DIZZY "' -'r"Whrr'
A. u. 1850 THOMAS WELLS,
Acting District ArumrA in sud cause.
lp~ T.. y. LEWIS. CoUrtN lud-e,
and Pr,-j.lue Judge ui th' 'our' 90 Sessions.
Arrt-r ~, foregoing is lrir copy Of lHe ori-i-
nal %,,-... now un f3r in Iuy % tlr..
Witur~- my Bond and seal, this
September +'h. 4 y. i~jf.
.rAr MILES, CHAPLIN.
Clerk.
El,yrU. ~,I l,mhcr an TN9t. ~t-'ut
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-12
INSOLVENCY NOTICE.

S,TATE or CALIFURNIA, County OF Butte
- Comfy Cour' at Chambers. In the matter ni
c. IIofsiulter. petitioner Ia lnS"lNrnc! V ms 'r'u-
iirrs In pursuance. OF an order made in The County
court IN and Tor said County 10y the Hon Jos +. y
Levi.. County Judge at Chambers on the i9h day of
August \. u 1876. Notice i hereby given to the
creditors of the said petitioner in Insolvency }. g.
unHslsftpr 10 apuear before the Hon. Jos. T.. y.
Lewis. County Judge. on the first dnN ot the Novcm-
nrr term of the said County Court, 10 Wi: On the
iwontt -,ourth day If November, \. u. lN'6' a' !"
.n'.lork \ w. a. Bidwell, to show causr IT any there
be- VIII, the PRAYER of said petitioner should not be-
grnre,i and he bc discharged from his d,bt' as al
,u>ulveut debtor.
Witness m, hand and The seal ol smd 'o"hE
T. : Cnurs. affixed this tie 10 duy of August. \. u
1S56 nj Bidweu. MILES Gil APIN, CLERK
al4w II, NJ. II. DARRABH Dcpty
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-12
ROOMS. NUMBERS /. . AND 9.


yUyUIS INSTITUTION i, founded for the cure at
SvphNllC and ScroiulouS ComptahIS, ana H''
affections "f hc GENITAL Organs of whatever nauf'.
Instituted for the express purpose m lrrdI Pf'N"'r
,naladrs al the instance. of many medical Gentlemen
h,, h,,, .fn with pain he unP"st'i"us rrac'tc"d
heretofore upon those who have been the Nclllh- "I
l\iuc advertisements those connected win IL hr" '
pur.,Ie to certain extent this means OF introducing
Il To- public notice
Those applying for advice will find constantly IN
attendance nrdcdl ability of undi-rn'd .k'l lh mn
class ur complaints. HHd Ill bc dealt WIN ia 'h'
most honorable aud straightforward manner
For the purpose of securing privacy 10 ne most
delicate. several apartments are :" arranged li PA
tni~ns win be brought in contact with none, ol me
Office Physician .,....a.
Those applying to this Institute viii me charIFs
reasonable. and the treatment superior Ladies ana
Gentlemen who desire to become patients NuH"u
calling at the rooms OF the Institute, can be attended
at heir residences. -,
Communication from all parts of the country VIII
be attended 10 With prOmpinrSS' anu ii'uc'hes SOM
if desired by enclosing fee ot ten dohrS go o.
No efforts will he spared 10 make me iin"ri 'ltur
cal Institute what it purporiS to be, phdah''op"C
Institute. c;t od
Consultation in English, Freuch' spanish tife'
German. ,, On A. .,l-
Ofice hours from o a. NJ. till 9 ?. NJ. Address
Howard Medical Institute, lis sacramento street,
San Franc SEQ. ,,c.ppprv.
Office Physician, Dr. Il. M0cAF Nh
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-12
sc SHs .
los PRINTING.

We vouil solicit thc attention OF oar friends WI"
are lu Want 90 JOB rruliuc =" hr tct 'h', WE are
,r,d i,..l,.. ever. description ur WORK in osr n'
ia -',l. tbat cnnuot ail 80 gN" satisfaction. we
nave recently mude nrv nd extensive a'd't tH1 '"
lur assortment ot Juh Materials, "ni ha'' 'c'liN I''
,oin5 a kinds )l work nt motfute rates aud on 'of'
giOtic
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-12

l1y~ Three fnIl>bloolel dandiGed
gents applied at a stabI' before the
railway era, for the hire Of a horse to
take them to Brighton aud back in one
day. What = exclaimed the groom,
YOU surely would not dive a beast a
hundred miles in day" wy not "
said one Of them, 'yc.yr all got yips =
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-12
SFzERYFrS SALE.

EpY VIE1rr or AZ LNEOI UpN lSSI EI,
Nd oat ot tn" Nmth JUlrH District '"ur IN ana
,r l, cn,int nf Ihrir and state of Cultorua, hrur-
,ns date Nug,I, 1911, y p lNi6. and 10 10" directed
aud delivered comm lolwg m" go make me sum "i
,nra, ludrr ao1 Jr' -lv' three one hnnIrrlh d"I'
lt with ,a} interest ON the slime. iul lbo ~um
of lyrt,,.ilr.r ~,1rutt- t-ttc one hundrrdh dollars
costs Of ~il' with accrung costs of >lll judgment.
ouI of tlo property hereinafter Described, i"stl-'N
tn r.-iil I.ld ,rnrnl Wherein John War" and lar
+, po,u- rrr riajufltf.. and John NrLciud. plru'-
amt. innif: \ c,rlau Nunr trln, >rnal'd "h
Eid lli near the town ol 'r'ttl". county a" state
aforesaid .ail CLAIM l. uiu'y five frot fronting ON
tI. HIul aud c>lrndjus brck 80 feet N-".o >u'r"
boxes now upuu the claim. Also Hoo of -nla ilWr
leading from ihc rc~crror to ,h' clum. Also all of
th. right iii,c and interest ol thr n'r-1t drrwani
Iohn NcLclaud in and To- % Cabin -u7'~d Hr"n -'ud
Cluun tnyrthcr Wrh alt Tine applrrn1nrrs bronSiu@
to lhc Hbp,r. The above property 10 b" SOLD "n
Tuur.dal She 1S.h doyot september \. y 1896, at
3u'rlaH, =. VI at thc National llotrl Dated this
!Gth ut August. \ ID I-56.
F. TREEE. ShcriI Butte Go.
Hy " 4. Nri.ArGUNlN. Deputy. h-"tI
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-12
LEGAL NOTICES.
SrIrRIFr 6 SALE.

aHy VIRTUE oF As ENEnUroN ISSUED
rs out ot tto %ia'b Tufoiu ni-tr.c. Court. 10 ap'
l,~ th,.ra tu'v d.. BJtt. ~'rr of 'tli"rHI hHrH-
,t.,.. w.. -rh da> ol Any}st. s i l-bi. aud /" M
directed auI tr'ltrrrt, ''uH 'nb. 'H' 100 MUS
tl,. SUM- rrfBr.r h.tutr.t ul h4s dollars punt'r1.
rtd f,- trl.~,-i nan. fN- -ti at ~ Iur u. l-sh
,. tl, il,r-,, h.tc 5.I 3oilf- prime pal a' lh' ru
tnrr,. u-r cent rft mohth uu'i l, Hud l1r COSTS &"
~.ti t.,,l iu fhf .uu of tu .rlH. dp 'H'- ahl l'
rrsut rn-'- o'f cl tive rt"pnrt h'H'i'.'tf "''-
-rr.'a|. f' -aI-', to' ""r.-hj J"'-','. 'o'' '.'
Io-orh T.. ~prb D.. PD'nnN uua Jacob = N"fr'~ i-
uru.rIint. fnvt. 1ur Metropolitan thra''r. .N'ih
..s or.,Ulr . fft caHlf. Hul state n'r"'Hh l'-
r..-.d on rn. r.furf nr lluupnu and Nrd ~'n7..~.
,o ,ur ihirtv rior .HH' trc' ot IIr"'' -'r,', .n'
r.cb', .-o. l.rl on t,nl ~'"..'. \t~,' o." i."i
rrrfno lr" rui l"frH "' '"d -',' '' ~
Opht 1rN'-hp Ha''. county. "od ~'a.r %. 't....
,i.,. trd d,-.rjlrd ou 'hr rHp ~ ih" InNh' VIZ
Nt'c. a- t.Il.a.-. l.,'- UuN'nr- ut., .l. '"'. ~
u.. - '.,r. g. aso. ... j1i -.E, %. 100 Ir'. .'
,.>.> t..- IDI- u.n',r ,''. - 1870. ,2' i'r ''.
SIS .t'.'lt. o.. aat '.- ~.IH Hi"N ri-i''' = ''.-
r"mhrr "H.. .iN". = 'hr"r' ''''. 5' ~
.,a.,, =. uo ,th1, SIN i'iock "m."r Irn. ~; T. ~
7I.,,.rutt ta.n. .. tlr.., % t'Ir :. tt". '-
.,s. .t- e. at.t ri-'. .Ip E,u"k number 'I'''n b .
!... owe. r. t,.. =. f',o. d. ip1r, !. tN".' ''>.'
...u lt}...At ju Hlock number Twelve. l3I."i-
npa'etu, 1850. ., hrr. =, I'"r. h'".' ~, ,'
.rvrn, '.a..' eight. = 90 N,',N "''n',f ~.
I.n.- tut,uhrr o.e. Two. 2. 'hrt'. b i''. i've "
,i>.t ,...n. an.l ceht. lp i'i'.t uumhrr iNta't
o;,r. II Ir'~ u..u.b,r on" t"o.2 'n''', e. r. ''
tive. a. .N. -.'>ru =. and eight. p, 90 in'h I'i''
,wru}l.tto. -; Int- nuWuor one, i"" =, .h.r''
i1tr J. E>c -. -lN. o. So. 81. aia '-'''' > ~ l''"N
.u rIhl,- sale. ~ thc ui-he-t hiA tor ct- ST 'h'
orl,lu, lIp'-L "a tue Io"noi or''Ia', "h >'"n'"N'
ih,. 2ph da, ot September, ~ y. l-3o between Tive
hours prescribed hy Iiw.
p 'rEEE. sheriff Butte County
R> M. \ Wet NlIlIll\, prPHi}
- t "a - d
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-12

reA- The notorious Schlcs-inecr was
not shot, as reported He is in the
north Of Nicaragua with party Of BAN
dts. 1t i clearly asccrtancd that
$4,000 purchased his shame.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-12
NJ NlBI,H -.
z.......~----..ls.-..-..-...- -. -.
Ni>CcIsany.

AMERICAN Pm>rt>G-NAcWNr~ -
In the construction uf w;n'ine-ma-
chin $, rs in most other thlr4>. TIE
Yankees are 90 NJ ahead. y New
York l,t:cr SAYS: The puttiu--p.,-~
sent ont recently bv No>,rs Hoe y g..
# thi, city. for LLuiN u erIV N,fl-
pIr,, VS. one II tbr finest ever COM
-tructcj ~ ,hc ingenious hcm ia q1.--
'j'p ltwts u ~jN-rylind.r, ami tha
lt'h oue ~ that >zt yy' hurjt This,
with he tonr-cylind,r used by Lt ne.
rir, Paris, are the only presses of the
kind in Europe. In the States, howcy-
cr, these fast presses are becoming an
absolute orcr,~ity, IN order to keep MP
with the rapid increase in the cjrcal-
tion ot all our loadin. journals, anil -
enable them - hold back untli the
lltcst moment for the Insertion oi IN
portaut news. The largest prr->c,
ever h1lt are citnt-cyiiuIrrs which
throw III 2o, ,0Ao 4. .ct~ an hour, or 3@}
per minute! The presses cost $500
oo) each. There alo but three la 'N-
i~Deurc The first pair were built to.
the Pdiiddpli7 L"i4r, paper which
circulatcS 10000 dtiIy--more than any
other daily journal ia the l'ui:cd States
Soon att,rward, the New York NpH
ordered one, which IT uses in couucc-
tion with iour-cy hinder. and hy which
means it can strike of 10000 copies
every hour The Ucrad uses two,
four, and one siX-cNImder presses,
which enable it to print hourly 10000
papers. The Times and TrjJuac have
each four and >iN-cylmdcr, the Bo,-
ton JouruoL one >iX-cllndcr; Ir7rI-
?, TmsS, and Iraav1F, also Of Bos-
ton, one four-cyliuder each =; the Bal
timorc .Naa, two ioW-cyindcr and Gin
cnuati Commcrci,l one. The Mrs>r-
Hoe are also building a ur-c>linIer
for the Boston Ucrad, and another for
the Philadelphia .Noadqg DuP1ib.
The loar-cyindet pres, will run off
10000 sheets an hour, and cost SI2,-
800; the siV-c> Under, 5000 sheets,
and costs $4,000; and the eight-cyl.
indcr, y, ,ouo sheets, and costs $23,~
600.
N-Ar Horne Tooke riliculrd the prac-
tice OF s"a bathing, and said, if any Of
the seal species were sick, it would be
as wise tor fish phys clan t. order
them to 80 On shore Parsons declared
that Sea-bothlng was only rcckoncd
healthy because many persons had been
known to survive it." Bat Shcri-
1,n's ,li..ti,, tn salt ,ratnr was ,no.t
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-12
L $. VI \ II l. | y + .

Am and after Tuesday. March 18Th. lS5t the Cali
~ forna Slngr Company Coaches viii ltaN" Their
once Western lluusc Nnry~,illr. every morning at
Go'cory for sacramento, and arrives in time for the
The san francisco EouiS.
RETURNING-Wi leave their Office. Orerns Ilo
tel Sacramento. for NarN lie al the hour
"GEo r. THOMAS, Superintendent.
March I'm 1856 MarysVille.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-12
Hawcu, september An IN9b.
TERRY NO rfCE

N~0TICE h. hereby given 'hot thr undersigned
. Ni'l nf,ply to f1c Horrl of Supervisors ia aui
for Ru.. C.itt.i thcjr ucNt Regular w.'ug. for 20
Iic.n.,. to r,u 81 Ferry across llr Ntidr iur> of
Feather River "a l.N rods above tAc junction ut thc
North Fork ut -ai river
SYLVESTER =. SAVAGE.
ridwo,rs Bar, Butte 60 ailU
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-12
New Arrangcmcn--l'or Ircka

Am AND AFTER July 2d lS56. the California
y stage Company Coaches viii lcay" their Office.
Nurray's Waslrm House, NarisNillc, every day al
O'Clock W.. for rckH vin Hamilton, NrHi's Ranch
Chico. Tchlma, Red rlui-, Cottonwood. smiths
Ranch. HAYS Ranch and McComhcr's Nils Gross
ing Pint river at Lockhnr's Ferry, Crndal@ Rnncn,
Thomas Frat Tucker Town. Junction House. Back
Bone House Soda springs Nrrka Mills sheep Eocl.
Shasta Bltrs Stephens Ranch and uldhau'-. a
viny in Nrcka on the second day at O'Clock, +. VI.
II EFT l Il y y G.
viii leave their office in Nreka at o'clock every
morning. connecting at Narys>ille with the Compa-
nNS cuachc- for SHcranfu which arrive ia time for
The san Francisco boat, making = through trip rom
Nrckatu san francisco in THREE DAYS.
GEO T. THOMAS. General Supt Cal. stage Co.
Juy II '-i". lis lGl al MarysyIlie.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-12
STABLES SALE.

My WRIT T. OF AN ENEtIIlpN I~Nl I'D HN
y Jn}u Jones "A Justice of he Poa'r IN and for
On pair Township, Butte county and state Of california;
To- mn. directed and doliycrcd. commanding me to
mule the SUM Of siNtNonc dollars ahd "i4hN' 'l"ur
rent. ~6l - ana sctn dollars and sixty HN" cent $
Gal CO.; o, court, and uc'rllug cost ol wrh o fN,
riitlon W h,rrin II Il. Myers j. miGlin and VI. II
Farley j. Defendant. haN" srll"d nrd levied upon
all lh, ,I' i1lc and interest ol the said VI w. Farley
in and tn that cerlaln piece parcel of band. situated
in OrcvlIr Ophr Township. Butte county. aud state
ur Caiforuia. aAd ac,rrhed in the map ot the Town
of Cfoviii~ as Lots number one tll ANIL Two 90 iu
Rock Fourteen. tl4) >ad lots front ON ork stree,
ustr Won; yomcrY. Also. on" small frame hull'ilhS
c,4.,rtug Two rooms, situated on said lots, which J
win EXPOSE to public sale ut lhc United state" llo;ei
in the Town oi Ornyillr. ON the @0h day ol Srplrm-
her. \. u 1856, at ~ o'cock \, W.. to the highest
biddcrIur cash.
K. l.. PATTON, Constable
Ophir Township.
Dated, This Sept. 9Th, A. u. 1856. s>d
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-12
DISSOLUTION.

yzNUE CO,PARrNERSHlP heretofore existing be
b tween James ii. Brass and Iohn d. htlllh@' l.
mis- An, dissolved by mutual consent. Al debts dur
tha Ialc Err, must bp paid io james II ras>, ho
alone i authorized In use the name OF The irm IN
bouda;lon. Al demands against th" late hrm ol
D. Heating y Co will be pald 10y J'ln'S ~ ~ ~ brg'S'
JOHN ID. kEArlNG.
Oroville August l6, 1856 husi"u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-12
NOTICE.

OFFICE FrArurR RIVER \ uruG W>rEG Co.,l
,'r'embrr ], 1856.
A DINIDEND or TWO DotLAES NND FIFTY
"A cents pcr Su1rc. ha~ been TINS day declared
.atabIr ut ihc Office 81 jhe Company.
>GN-.l JAS y. NUkD pCII, Secretary
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-12
NOTICE

a Ill PERSONS holding stock IN the south Fcn-
q tn.r WancrCo.. who have tjrd 'o pay their
a.-,--u,il-. ave- hrrrhv notified that uulc-- said
rrara-c- are pad in fun within thirty da>- from 'hr
date hrrpur such -hnrc4 oi stock. or - m1ny Of
t,In u, VIII bc necessary f" satisfy -nld hrnar'g 'gr-
ami ur,riu Z cost. Vll hc -ud ~ auction 20 the hiyi.
c>t hil4rr W ihc Eagle lIot'l, iorbr.town. "n
"Wednesday. du> ul pctoArr ucN'. "t IL O'Clock \.
H.iutUc mltu.r rr.-cribcl ty Statute.
~ order ot Tie Trustees.
j. WNEEEN MASON. Secy
Forbr-toWn. tug. - 1851 a-9t
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-12
COUNTY TRENSURER'S OFFICE, ;
t..,,.,r, Itilv l-fl 1S56.


NOTICE i hereby givnc. that a' I+r-u"s ~'''l'''- ~
r,tt.' Touuts Warrants payable from ihe gene
raj fund registered between February lnlh' 100 au
Nav 7th 1856, that the same VIII be redren'a
on nt,srntation nj my Office. And notice i hr'hcr
given tha, frofi and arer this date, said warrants
WILLIAM LATrNORE.
Treasurer of Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-12

ENOR SALE hy the Case or Package in
4 quantities 70 suit.
Long bin paper. Legal cop Letter Paper. Ink
Broad bin paper, Fools cap, Note paper, Pen
ellis. Blank Books, Wafors, &c. &C. Noisy
Carriers Book x Stationary Co.
~ Battery & 64 x 50 Long Wharf San Fran
cisco. G. Z. kIMBALL, Pres.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-12
Oruoille D1jlq Battr &cror0.
DAILY (erNpA}s fNcErrEbl bY
GRO. H CRCsE|TE.


~ f1fftcx-Ir Record Builiinc on Nyc~s ~npfl
Vast side. betwc,u Neetror-'p aud nrl, oru'',".
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NROVCLE DIVISION S. OF T. No. ga
~ Meets cVury SUNDAY Evening at uJlo"k, + VI
nj Masonic Hall. J Il She herd; WP.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
HOWARD MEDICAL INSTITUTE.

lis Sacramento street next 10 Ia" Faclhc Mail =
Co.'S Office over Wines y co.'s Express Office.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-12
BUTTE RECORD JOB PRINTING
EST A LlSHMENT 7
OisON VII l. T..

We are now prepared wtt "A good assortment OF
PRINTING MATERIALS. tc execute every de-
Scriptiou of
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-29

FREMoSr AND SLAvERY.--The organs OF Sla-
very extension are asserting that Mr.. Fremont
voted against abolishing slave trade in the Dist.
of Columbia in 1850, while in the L. s. Senate.
Why they should attempt to oppose him on that
ground, we cannot imagine, for 1t would hardly
be possible to ind supporter of Mr. BucLan-
IN that would not vote il that way. But uu-
fortunately for them, the record gi7es the lie to
their assertion. On page 1880 of the Congress-
ionaI Gio5e for 1850 Will be found the follow
ing:
Mr. Hale-I rise TO inquire what is the cues
ton before the Senate"
The PresIdent--It IS on the 5dl 10 abolish The
Sure trad n t5e District Of Columbia"
Dir. Mason called for he yeas aud nays on
the passage Of the bill
y zAs-M essrs Baldwin, Benton. FREMONT
Chase, Dayton, Seward, Hale and others, IL
all 50
NAYs-Ness-s. ATCHTS0N, Baager. Hun
ter, Davis, of Miss, and Others, in all 10.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-29
TIE NATURAL ALLIES.

While the Buchanan organs are insist.
ing, with an extra amount of brass, that
Col. FREMONT is a Know Nothing and are
doing their best, by the repetition of this
bold falsehood, to brighten adopted citizens
and Catholics especially, from supporting
sthe Standard Bearer of Freedom the
Know Nothing Allies of the Sham Dem
ocracy are trying the other track and as
surfing their blind and bigoted followers
that Col FREMosr is Catholic! Here
is the latest sample of this style of attack
from the Albany Know Nothing organ,
which we copy without a word of COM
ment, as indeed needing none:
{From The Albany Statesmen, of the Jth)
EREHOG7'S ROM-ANZSN,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-29
FREMGNTs CREDIT.

Col. Fremont is defaulter to the tune
Of one hundred thousand dollars.
a Judgment for FIVE thousand dollars
is now docileted against him IN the New
York Supreme Court, and his paper is
hawl1ed about Wall ST, at fifty cents on
the dollar.--[ Beaver Dam Republican.
Liars have proverbially short memories.
1t is only a few days since the same paper
which insist that Cor. Fremont is de
fauiter" for 500 600, and that his paper
is selling IN Wall Street a. "6fty cents on
the dollar told this equally yeritabIe
story:
1t is we'll known, however, that Col.
Fremont has got an agent in Europe, who
IS instructed to raise half million on
Mariposa security, TO be iayes:ed in the
present campaign.
The idea of a gentleman raising ''hali
a million in Europe, whose credit is fifty
per cent below par in New York, is en-
lnently worthy Of the Beaver Dam Nun
chausen.-[ Nil. Daily Sentenel.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-29
MORE PROOF,
lie Inssribes the Symbol of Romanism on Rock
independence


TIE Custom Of early Catholic 7raselers Initiated
The other day we stated that Fremont,
ins.ead of raising the American flag on
the Rocky Mountains, had, IN imitauoa Of
early Catholic travellers, and in accordance
with the Romish Church, cut the cross IN
to the rocks of that far-of' region. We
have the proof IL Fremont's own words.
Let the reader turn 10 page II OF Free
mont's Narrative Of the exploring Ex-
petition to the Rocky Mountains in 1912"
beings..Congressional Documents 165 Of
1915, and he will find the following:
AUoUsT 23.-Y yesterday evening we
reached our .encampment at Rock hide
pendence, where Itook some astronomical
observations. Here, not unmindfut OF the
custom Of early travellers and explorers IN
our country, | engraved on this Rock OF
the Far West a Symbol Of the Chris ian
Faith. Among the lhickly inscribed names
| made on the hard granite the Impress
ion of LARGE CROSS which ! covered
with black preparation of India Rubber,
W Il calculated to resist the influence of
wind and rain"
1.-The early travellers and explorers Of
our country" were Spanish and French
Catholics, or Jesuits, and it is to them
| Fremont refers. 1t was their custom, as
stated, TO erect the Cross at prominent
points, ''as symbol Of the Christian faith, >
(and Catholics admit no other faith to be
| the Christian" bat the Ronish, ard TO
take possession Of the country in the name
of the Church and the Pope.
All through the valley of the Mssissip-
pi, and especially on the routes OF Hen
nepin aud De 500, these symtols of Ro-
manis.n long remain ID, and perhaps in
some instances may still rema;0. Ii is the
':custon" Of the Mother Church 70 instruct
her missionaries or 'e0prers," to for
mally take possess on Of new countries and
regious of countries, IN her name and the
name of the Pope, by erecting the Gross.
No fact is better established than this
Fremont, a true Catholic, faithfully obey
ed this Romish custom, and we have the
fact auosted by his own hand.
Thus the proof of the fact that Fremont
/ is Catholic, and "bigo.ed o1g' too, ac-
cumulates. 1t turns UP at all points, daily
and hourly. II has been claimed by his
too partial supporters that he planted the
Stars and Stripes on the highest peak of
the Rocky Mountains" So far from fling
ing to the breeze that ''symboi' Of free
dom to men. he set there the symbol Of
the most oppressive system that ever
scowged the world. We repeat again,
the Protestant sentiment and good sense
of the country were insulted when Joln
c. Fremont was placed before them as a
Presidential candidate-an insult, how
ever, the people know how to and viii re-
sent.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-29
Pledged to tas Extens on Of slavsrv.

Es5- The journal Of last evening" takes
occasion to reiterate the exposed falshooI
that the Cincinnati platform favors the
extension Of slavery. we defy the Jour
nal 10 show wherein that platform, By any
possible construction encourages the ex-
tension Of Slavery.
There is assurance for YOU. we are
told that the Cincinnati platform does not
favor the extension OF slavery. and dafied
to show it does. We aiFec,ioilatrly invite
our neighbor's attention to the followio45
plank IN that platform:
Resolved, that we viii abide hy and
adhere 10 q faithful execution OF the acts
known as the Compromise Measures get
lied by Congress of 1850, the act re-
claiming fugltIves from service or labor
Included. We are in favor of the uni
form application of the Democratic Prin-
clples 70 the organization OF Territories.
and TO the admission o. new States. with
Or without domestic slavery as they may
elect
TINS resolution expressly says, ''we are
IN favor OF the admission OF new States
With domestic slavery or without it
IN o'ner words, we are in favor Of admit
ting new States and domestic slavery i
not to be the slightest objection. Again.
thus resolution endorses and promises 10
execute the infamous and unconstitutional
fugitIve Slave Act, which none but those
who favor the extension of slavery can do
Tor that act, carried into complete effect
would extend slavery over all the free
states.
Wisconsin has spoken once on the Flu
glilve Slave Act, and she Will speak again
next November, with redoubled energy.
Journal.