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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-19

A Virginia. Edmyer going to iooA for Po-
totoes. --The Weston Herald contains the
following communication:
ClApKsppRe, August 90. 1857.
Messrs. Editors :-Bving fully convinced
that she practice of law is Improbable in
this State, / have determined to emigrate
TO the West. My reason for making the
change IS this: | am passionasdly fond of
potatoes, great big roastess. and knowing
from recent trip that they grow larger and
meaIier in the West, have detesrsined to
60 to that glores,s land of later 7ines
ge--not that | love Virginia iasy, but that
Hove potatoes more and in the language
of the poet l can truly sing
There's not in this wide world country so sweet,
AS the West with its 'tater and buffalo meat.
The craving ofappetite indeed must depart
Ere the love of those geod things" shah fade from
my hear.
Gel. Ben. WILSON,
Prosecuting Attorney for Harrison Co.,
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r, u,
S.''udffh AH'etf'f Se. : lie Futloih,Ge x-
tract from tae letter written y Lieut.. Maa-
~ 10 tie oou.hefh ssnVeii'ion' CONTAINS
some !aets Wh'eh II WORN DC wen ior the
eitizeHs OF al tue States te CONSIDER, e5pecl-
ally those VINO are continually harping upon
she SUPERIOR enterprise OF tae nee S,ases.
1t eznihlls the south IN proper hght.
me southern people nave acme fea great
things; ana though II Is common 10 taaht
them f'r a lack OF t'iat ene'S, ana enterprise
when chaFactefize tae people OF the North.
yet Rave long been oi tse olalh'ea that, II
the balance be falf'f sffhef, It Toasd appear
that the native energy enterprise and indus
try OF the South nav eo''a 3ea'ea aoite as
largely al the wanted ehtefTf Sc OF the Norm
has done to the national ~eaith OF these L
hised states bo'N seeAons nave aene mar
veiousif, ana iaf oe IL ssofi HE 70 oisnSFsge
either ''1tt "iSh 10 ''"Ee idct OF Two
Mat may lniuee you 10 taAe-a view WIN
me rom my s,fn' point "ad see II lhose
WHO ara" ~-'lso 'iV'' h'''e IL ny IA
vorapie contrasts pe'seeh tue Nof'n ana
SeGtn I9f energy aha enterprise, DC not ofa@
iaeH conclusions. aeee i"sas gae apparent
than tAs real stsse CT taiiss' Let Us throw
little Delaware out oil the question as oe'ong-
ing properly neither to the slavery nor anti
slavery si0e OF mason /" Dixon hAe' we
shall 'nen see ieat we commenced our ca
reer as haton win seven iFse ana hVe slave
States; that the hVe eflgihai save ota'es'
have, OF their own energies, almost entirely
alone and unaided by foreign immigration,
reclaimed, from the savage and the wilder
ness, nine other wealthy ana honrlshing
prosperous Ssates5 that the seven original
free States have reclaimed nIae oshers no
less wealthy, nouriShlng or prosperous; out
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POSTPONEMENT

+ POSTPONEMENT. III s !.
vTNHE sale of the personal property of j. NJ. PIT.
l. man. advertised for sale Monday. the 2lst Of
this month, is postponed for the present,
I'm c. TROUT, eon.s.
SEPT 10, 1851, 1t.
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SALE At THE
RXTE RKDGF2 1EyysyEL..

w at the Western end Of he Eus Ridge 1ua-
mel, Tnssdog, the 29ia Of September, il fair. II
not the next fair dsy, besianin at II O'Clock, ths
following articles.
- Horses.
Carts,
Dump Contractor Cars,
aquantity of Cast and Wrought Irons
q large number of ak inch Cast Iron Pipes.
sons few hundred of Gptta Pei cha Pipes,
and Gutta pereha Ropes,
large quantity of Cast Steel,
Hammers, Crowbars, Sledges. Blacksmi:h's
Tools, &c.
Turning Lathe, and sundry other tools
TERMS Of payment made known on the day Of
SALE c. GROCER.
Chief Engineer Blue Ridge r, Road.
Sept. 10, 1s57.-2t--Spco copy.
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VALUABLE SLAVES FOR sALE.-r

have for private sale Negro Woman. and
her three children. The woman is an excellent
cook, servant of good character an habits, in
perfect health, and about 50 years old. Her three
children are boys aged 2, A and years. and arc
very likely.
/ will sell on September Court day, at public
auction, good SECOND HAND CARRIAGE.
VIM. B. JOHNSON.
Sentenlher 10 1877 Il -.
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fix; he had bad cause and bad subject
and public opinion was and is very much
against the real sentiments which he enter
tanned. The organization was patched-up
pie-bald arrangement, without single fully
declared principle; and he therefore had nc
ground to work upon. He was floating up
on the surface of the occasion and trusting
10 the sublimity of luck.' In such a fix
there is no telling what kind Of speech O
man will make. We therefore mean no dis
respect when we assure our readers that on
this occasion Brother Crafford was sorely
afflicted with diarrhoa of words and cos
tiveness of ideas.
Next came the nomination of young Mr.
Hnkson, of Drytown, for the Assembly
He was not present, and Mr. Briggs "bowed
off" for him. Hifalutin was of course at q
premium.
Josiah Heacock, Esq, of lone, was nomina-
ted for Sup of Pub. Schools He is regu-
lar old bach" F" and if he does not have a
kind regard for the children he ought to have.
We strongly suspect the Convention thought
to play practical joke upon him.
This will do for the great Ki-Yi rejuvina-
ting movement The Convention was harmoni-
ous-what there was of it-and well itmight
be. Mr. Briggs had it all in his breech-
es pocket; he was the Dictator; he was
everything. 1t should be called the Crafford
party.
Very good men-good citizens, were NOM
mated. We are sorry that such as they vol
unfairly march to the sacrifice They will
be most disastrously defeated without the
Republican vote and worse defeated with it.
Gentlemen, we are sorry for you but we are
glad that Ketcham, King, Stewart, &c are
to walk over the course as trimphatly as
they are.
The weekly ledger., 1857-07-25
nemocratic State Central Committee.

Tue following gentlemen constitute the Demo
cratic State Central Committee, for the ensuing
year:
Sacramento-v. f. Geiger, F. Forman, ]. II
Sullivan. Sac p. o.; Peter Ross, Michigan Bar p O
San Fraacisco-T. Foley, ii. B. Truett Jos. +
Hoge. Robt C. Page San Francisco z. o.
Ef Dorado-D w. Gewicks. W. ii. Smith, Wm
A. January Placerville 2. o.; A. ST. Clair Denver
Coloma 7. O.
Tnolumae-A. n. Francisco, Sonora. 7. 0.
.Nerada-S H. Chase, Nevada p. o.; S. S. Lewis
San Juan p. 0.
Calaceras- H. Putney, Murphy's 7. ..
Plaetr-J. Anderson. Auburn, L. d.
Yuba-T. b. Reardon G. w. Bloor, Marysville.
Siskiyou--E II. Steel, Scott's Bar z. o.
San Joaquin-H. T. Huggins, Stockton Z. o.
Fresno T. z. Hart, Mllerton p. o.
Buffe-T. A. Turner. Oroville,P. o.
Los .angies-J. w. Shore, Los Angles 7. ..
Sonoma-J. NJ Hudspeth. Sonoma 2. o.
Trinuy-S. d. Kreider, Wcaverville I. 0.
Sierra Frances Anderson, Downieville, L. o.
.4nador-T. A. Springer, jackson p. ..
Santa Ciara-Wm. Matthews, San Jose 7. ..
Contra Cosfa--A X. Meloney, Martinez 2. o.
Pi,mas-W. d. Sawyer, Quincy p. 0.
Suffers. r. Warrington, Ncolaus p. o.
Del .Norfe-C. n. Thornbury, Crescent City.
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CRossING THE PLAINs-We learn from the
Greenfield { Mo- Sonthwester, that cmigra-
tion to California is greatly on the increase
in that part of the State-never before hay.
ing been greater, if equalled, unless in the
years 1851 and 1852. AS many as twenty
wagons week have passed through Green
field this Spring, bound for California, and ii
is thought that 1000 head Of cattle have
gone from that county, and twice as many
from Greene.
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The Democracy Awake.

From all parts of the State we have the
most cheering assurances. The Democratic
majority in California will be overwhelming.
WELLER al leads the column" and the yoe-
many Of the State are marching under his
banner The ticket us whole is admitted
on all hands to be the best ever nominated in
California 1t is one we'll worthy Of support;
and the Democracy in other counties may
rest assured that Little Amador will do her
duty.
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Summons.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County of Amador, 'N'
Justices Court Township No. 2, before ~ 0''
Lane, Justice Of the Peace
The People of the Stale OF California 10 u .
BALDWIN, Greeting:
V0U are hereby summoned to appear beioIs N, W.
L at my Office, in the Second Township @ A. 4
county OF Amador. ON the first day ol Augls'' fl,
d. 1857, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, to answer ll'O II.
complaint Of VIM. A. Vanderwort WHO u' 5arar.
action to recover the sum Of two hundred gUi iior
principal and interest on said two hundred uu aa
for two years at the rate of ten per cent rot
mum. balance due on promssory note sau g;ll
being now on file in my Office, dated Ju"l oi,,r.
1855, for q sum of six hundred and my w. M
when judgment will be taken against you YOU. ' (
said amount. together with cost ana uul'5
yon fail to appear and answer. Ia oouag
To the Sheriff or any Constable oi 'a,u .., hFrt.
greeting: Make legal service and due return
of. et,lv A.
Given under my hand, this 22d day oil '''''
d. 1851 ,r,vF
Justice of the Peace Of said Io"H'"f
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AnbrOtypes.
MRS. Z. w. WITHINGTON

uAVING completed, with large and well ar
L ranged Sky-Light her Ambrotype Gallery in
lone CITY, Main street, first door west OF the
bridge, would inform the citizens Of Amador coun-
ty and the public generally that she can be found
at the Gallery on Tuesdays, Wednesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays at all hours suitable for opera
ting where all are invited to call and examine her
specimens before getting pictures elsewhere.
Mrs. W.'s motto is Excelsior and having re-
Gently visited not only Brady's celebrated Gallery
in New York City. but many of the most noted
galleries in several Of the Atlantic States she feels
confident that she can give satisfaction to all who
patronize her by giving them faithful hkenesses
as they can procure elsewhere
Instructions also given in Oriental Pearl Paint
ing.
Come and see, and If il please you
Secure the shadow ere the substance fade
jy25 4O-sm
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SheriG''s Sale.

DY virtue of an execution TO M dir ctel, issued
- ont of the loa. the District Court OF the llA
Judicial District held in and for Amad0r comfy
on a judgment rendered therein on the 10TH day d
June, a. ID. 1857 in favor of Frederick Sho'er aal
against Hector Donnally, for the sum Of /! m
with ten per cen;.per annum interest, until padanl
also for Si3 95 costs of suit. ] have levied upon
and seized, and will expose to public sale at Ile
door OF the court house. in the town Of Jackson On
Safurnay. the 18TH day of AuGaI'
\. ID. 1s57, at o'clock. Z. NJ. all the riehI "
tie, interest and claim OF the said Hector pohe!
Of, in and to the following described properly "
wit: about threc-fourths OF certain mining ca \
located on the northeast branch Of Sailor 1A.'
near Shutdown, in Amador county and state o. lsf
ifornia- said claim commences at the Hume WEI
said branch runs into the main gulch; thence W
said branch 700 feet to notice, and extending ',-
the centre of said branch so feet each wa! VIZ
whole length of said claim.
Said claim will be sold for cash in hand 10 80.
fly the above execution interest, costs and accIaa
costs.
w. J. PAUGH,
Sheriff OF Amador county, OaL
Jackson, July 25th, 1851. 49,
jy25 4O4"
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Sacramento Assay Office.
HARRIS. MARCHAND&CO

MO. l07 street, Sacramento and East street
near the corner of Second, .naryspiHe will
continue to carry on the business OF Melting, Rein-
ing and Assaying Gold and Ores of every descrip-
ton. We guarntee the correctness of our Assays,
and bind ourselves to pay any difference that may
arise with any of the u s. Mnts. Returns made
in from 6 to IL hours in Bars or Coin. Specimens
of Quartz assayed and valued. Terms for assaying
the same as in San Francisco.
H. HARRIS,
ID. MARCHAND,
o. l.. HARRINGTON.
jy 25 4o-w
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GEN. VIM. Walker has written long let
ter to President Buchanan, claiming to still
be the rghtful Chief Executive of Nicaragua
&c, &c. There is not much doubt but that
the General will return to Nicaragua with an
effective force
The weekly ledger., 1857-07-25

JACKSON, July 18th, 1851
Messrs. Bodge, Kaler and others of Hoodville and
vicinity:
Gentlemen-Your very kind and complimentary
note which appeared in the Ledger OF the 18th
inst calls for reply, and gentlemen, permit me
to say that the confidence which you reposed in me
last fall at the general election, Tor the important
Office OF Constable in Amador county, has not been
betrayed From the appearance of your note in
public print. gentlemen, It's very gratifying to me
to know that my ACTS, during the past year, have
merited your appreciation, and the compliment
which you pay me in announcing my name for re-
election is an additional proof OF your confidence
in me as a man of integrity and unswerving duty.
And, gentlemen, permit me to say in conclusion.
that il it is the wish of my many friends that my
name should be used for that office, "independent
of party or party organization" shall very cor
daily accept, not merely for the honor but with
view of reelection and serving you in my humble
capacity with dignity to myself and constituents
Please accept my regards, and believe your
official and ever obedient servant,
WM. MCDOWELL.
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RepubliCanisn.

Hon. Edward Stanly, Republican candi-
date for Governor, is perambuating the State,
aid rapidly losing the chance he once had of
receiving respectable vote. He passes by
State policy-even at such time as this
and devotes his eloquence to negro freedom
shriekiug just as if there were any negro
slaves in California. His case shall be atten-
ded to from time to time
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WELLER AN EDroR.-Some eighteen or
twenty years ago John B. Weller was the
editor of the Telegraph, Democratic paper
publscd at Hamilton, Ohio, Judge McCor-
kle and John Bigler were at the same busi-
ness elsewhere in the same State. Gen Den
yer was occupying the tripod in Missouri.
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Constable
(Olislahle.

IooDyIlLE, July 18th, 1851
WILLIAM MCDOWELL, Esq.:
Dear Sir:-The undersigned, citizens and voters
of this precinct, respectfully solicit you to once
more become candidate for the Office of Consta-
BILE, independent of party or party organization
Knowing well your ability and efficiency, in the
discharge of all the duties incumbent on you we
ask you to serve u.s. believing you honest and eaPa
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JACK * SO NJ:
SATURDAY MORN, JULY 20, 1851
Democratic Mass Meeting.

JOHN b. WELLER AND THOS. II.
WILLIAMS will address the citizens Of
Amador County at JACKSON, on Satur-
day, August 18TH 1851.
Isss- Let there be big meeting.
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THERE is trouble in New York City-two
sets of policemen, and both claiming to be
legitimate. Military called out to prevent Il
collision. Verify, Gotham is sorely besct.
The weekly ledger., 1857-07-25

THE intrigues of Spain against Mexico ar
said to be nearly completed The affair ma
be nothing but noise, after all
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Ex-Gov BIGLER Minister to Chill, sails
to-day from San Francisco, on board the
clipper Red ROrer, for Valparaiso. He car
ries with him the confidence esteem and best
wishes of the people of California.
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Sheriff. Sale.

DY virtue OF an execution TO me directed ;,
ID out of the Hon. District Court OF the Pirt 4,
dicial District in and for Amador county AMI Sts,.
of California, on judgment rendered tlar , ~,
the 18th day of June, 1857, in favor of J K H..
ton and against Is. +. George, for the sum of 1q
90 debt, with interest on the sum of 5000 md f.o
the 3lst day OF March, 1856, at the rate Of ,.'r
cent per month until paid, together with 81 ,i
costs oil suit, have levied upon and seized anl nj,
expose to public sale at the doof of the Corr lrr.
in the town of jackson, on Monday the 7z5s.
day Ot August, "A. ID. 1857. betwe.st u.
hours OF II o'clock, NJ and 4 clock r. N. Al! tb.
right, title, interest and claim of the ead & T.
George of, in and to the following describe r.,r
erty situate and being in and near the town Of 4
cano. county of Amudor and State of Caloas.
to-wit the undivided one half of that certain h,i
ground and buildings thereon, situate on Ar Iii
side OF Main street, in Volcano, county and S...
aforesaid, and known ms the Empire Hoisls
bounded on the West by Main street, on the Sc.
by property owned by Robert McMulen ouiDa f
Oh the East by Surgeons lot. and Oh the Soe'
an alley and by property owned by PhlOlcn
Others. Said lot being 90 feet front on Ma.asl
and running back zoo feet more or les
.iLSO:
That certain piece or parcel Of property kno7g
the Alpha Water Works. formerly owned by s-
yens Hanford, consisting OF Reservoir IN tY
near Volcano and Main Iron Pipe from said K s.
ervoir into and down Main street, in Volcano
Page Camerons corner, with all the lead ami ~
branch pipes belonging 10 said main pipe nov Us
for supplying the residents Of said Volcano g...
water.
Also.
Five Tunneling Claims situate on the head Of sCs
diers Gulch, near Volcano. county and State aof-
said with the tunnel ran therein and known
It.la. Il Al - A Hf
may discharge or run from said tunnel toIcIAg
with the hereditaments and appurtcnanees there
unto belonging or in anywise appuriaining
Said property to be sold to satisfy said ez,cu
ton, costs and acoruing costs.
w. j. PAUGH,
Sheriff Amador county,
BY JonN DODLE Deputy
Jackson, July 22d, 1851.
y25 4O-iT
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SpangIc d Gaver's Rcstaur,n,
On the Plaza.
VOLCI,NO

T'HE undersigned, having resumed busi,o,,...,
Il Old Stand, will be happy 10 see all Of o;. 19 a,
customers ana ana. as many new ones as may have o.
been thoroughly renovated. and the a .t',.t l4'
and delcacies of the season are seryoj ,.' '''.a'
manner unsurpassed either here or elsewb.,ee Id
MEALS served up ''hot aud smokiug " n,..
had at all hours of the day or night 1'"! @
BOARDERS are charged only Eight po1,~.
week. 5-ss- A Lodging Department h,s ioos pl "
ded, and furnished with new aud clean hc1. q" 'l'
Duly thankful for the very liberal pa,ror,r, r..
merly bestowed upon them, they respec.fsI,S rs,.
before to accommodate ther friends and H. nnl,'
Give us call, and you will find ever,tb NJ, !.
your satisfaction. e "
SPANGLE & GAyER
jy25 to,e
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BAD whiskey has been creating rather Sc.
rious Indian difficulties in Butte county.
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SrANLY's APPoINrMENrs.-Th committee
entrusted with the making of Stanlys ap-
pointmepts, requested their friends ito pro-
vide stand sheltered In the rear" An ex-
change suggests that no necessity will arise
calling for an attack from this quarter, as he
can be easily beaten in the fight. He evi
IDENTIFY fears that the people of the mountains
will be coming their "tricks upon strangers" I"
-.
the drs new Spira Of The Tines in San Fran
a Sno r. ! be sprightly paper. The Gentle
is great on sensation" articles.
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FIRE ENGINE-The engine of Amador Co.
No. |, of Volcano has been purchased by
the fremen Of jackson The boys have
tried 'der machine" and are entirely satisfied
with it. They exercised considerably during
the forepart of the present week, filling the
tub or tank of Hoover &Co's gas works.
In order that the engine may be of service
in case of fire, it will be necessary to con-
struct at least three cisterns We trust that
citizens generally will literally assist the FIRE
men in this enterprise.
The weekly ledger., 1857-07-25

THE South American Circus will exhibit
in Jackson next Monday evening. The pa
pers where this establishment has been speak
very highly of the performances. The price
of admission has been reduced to one-half
the former rates.
The weekly ledger., 1857-07-25

Mr.. Calvin Gossum has purchased the
stage line between jackson and Volcano,
connecting here with G. Green's stages for
Sacramento Mr. G. is well known, and de-
seryedly popular. Those who have occasion
to travel ever the route will be glad to learn
that Mr.. Gossum will "hold the ribbonsr
himself, which fact alone ensures speed aud
safety" Success 10 Old Cal"
The weekly ledger., 1857-07-25

FRUIT, &c.-If any o. readers are in want
of Peaches, Pears, Apples, MELONS, &C.,
let them call on Geo, Becker, next door to
the Young America, aud they can be accom-
modated His stock is always complete.
The weekly ledger., 1857-07-25

JEWISH SyNAGoGUE.-The Israetes of
Jackson have commenced the construction of
what will be when finished one of the largest
and finest churches in the mountains. We
have not been furnished with the exact di-
mensions. The Jewish people of Jackson,
enterprising citizens, and we rejoice to see
that they are providing themselves with a
place where they may worship God accor-
ding to the dictates Of their own conscience" !"
The building is being put up by Messrs. Har-
ter g. Crandal carpenters of this place.
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State Of California, -
County of Amallor. p

On reading the affidavit Of plaintlii, Iar of h.
fully advised in the matter, II IS the o'u. tbe a-
court that the above summons be serVcu oI in t-
fendant by Publishing the same TWO "V'N'
weekly Ledger oe July, 4
Given under my hand, this 22d DAY u 49,
ID. 1851. ,,Nr LP.
N u l04E
~ of
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ANOTHER QUARTz MILL.-We are inform
ed that Messrs Marlette &Co will commence
Immediately the construction of quartz mill
upon their lode, which is situated on the
Amador side of the Mokelumne river q short
distance below Middle Bar Bridge. They
have thoroughly prospcctcd the lode, and are
satisfied that it will yield handsome return.
Some beautiful and exceedingly rich specimens
were exhibited to us few days since. They
were taken from the shaft at depth of one
hundred and thirty feet
The weekly ledger., 1857-07-25

School PIc-NIc.-On Saturday last, (the
day previous having been the close of the
term, the pupils Of Mr. Tackaberry's school,
in this place, repaired to the Turn Verien
grounds, with their teacher, and spent the
day in youthful exercises. We were unable
to be present, bat learn that the affair passed
off admirably The Masters and Misses en-
joyed themselves as children only can. 1t
was with them gala day indeed Their
behavior was excellent, showing that they
had been properly tutored Much credit is
due Mr.. 7. for the zeal and ability with
which he discharges the duties of his situa-
tion as teacher of the young idea"
Delightful task TO rear the tender thought
To teach the young idea how to shoot,
To pour the fresh instruction DER the mind,
To breathe the enlvening spirit and to fix,
The glorious purpose in the glowing breastP
Quite number of ladies attended the picnic,
and enjoyed themselves finely. Ample re-
freshments had been prepared.
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Paints.

A LARGE assortment Of mixed anu VIZ
{ l just received anu 0ns's' JaCKsONS,
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NEW THIS WEEK,
Township Candidates.

John Burke is a candidate for Constable
in Township No. One.
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George W. Bodge, ]. c. Kaler,
L. Is. Beeson, George ID. johnson,
J. G. Whited, Benz. r. Clampit,
, Evi. Sebring Hector Donnelly,
NJ. X. kirkpatrick, S. IL. Bartlett,
William Alexander, Edward Gilman,
T. McBeen, W. Smedlcy,
James Priest Robert Radford,
j. b. Beeson, Robert Randall,
Edward r. Hedges, Hugh Kirk,
W. j. Webber, Jas. Budd,
Edward Blair, L. G. Runyon,
G. NJ. Vaughn, A. W. Boynton,
Alex Eavens, H. l.. Hanherson,
The weekly ledger., 1857-07-25

A. j. TOmpkiMs is candidate for re-elec-
ion to the Office ofConstable in Township No. One.