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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-08-25
Bowel Complain is.

Unless the bowels perform their functions proper
y, the whole body suffers Tens of thousands die an
nuay of Dysentery Diarrho,a, Chronic Constpa tob,
and other diseases Of these waste pipes OF the system
The of the Pills upon all intestinal disorders
whether casual epidemic, is phenomenon In
medicine. By following the printed dire etons, the
alarming cases of bowel complaint are prompt
ly controlled.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-08-25

Rev Mr.. Giles, who was formerly Prin-
cipal of the Pomeroy Academy, delivered
two or three lectures on Swedenborgianism
in Pomeroy last week. He is at present
pastor of the Swedenbcrgian Church in
Cincinnati, is good lecturer, and quite a
favorite here
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-08-25
The Medicine of the Million.
OPMY and FACT.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
The Excitlrlsy Camsc on s icIkMess.

mHE blood the sustaining agent. 1t furnishes
/ the components of flesh, bone, muscla, nerve and
integument. The Stomach Is its manufa ctory, the
veins distributors and tho intestinos tho chann ell
through which the waste matter rejected in It's pro-
ductions ia e xpcIlcd. Upon the stomacn. tho crcu
laon and the bowels, these Pills act eously,
relieving indigestion, purifying the huids, ana regu-
Iatinp the cxCretiOus. q
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-08-25
Caleb Shry,
Petition for Divorce.

BarbaTy Shry,
nHE said Barbary shry is hereby notified
L that Caleb hry did, on The 25th day of
August, A. D. 1857, file his petition in the
office of the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas within and for the county of Megs, in
the State of Ohio, charging the said Barbary
with adultery with one Richard Smith, and
asking that he, the saId Caleb may be divorced
from the said Barbary' Said petition will he
for hearing at the next term of said Court.
CALEB SHRY, Petitioner.
Aug. 25, I857-25w6. SO so.
GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF
~ PROBATE COURT.-On tie 26th day Of
September, 1857, at O'Clock, p. M, on the
premises near the village of Rutland, will be
sold to the highest bidder, the folio wing re al
estate, as the property of Seneca Haght, de-
ceased, TO: wit: All the right, title and inter
est of the said Seneca Haight, deceased, in the
following described premises, situate in Rut-
land township, Meigs county, Ohio, bounded
as follows, and beng part of fraction No. Z,
town 6, aud range IA, to-wIt commencing
fifty five rods west rom the north east corner
of SAID fraction No. 7 ; thence sou eight
70 S; thence west three and two third rods;
thence south one hundred and twenty four
rods; thence west TO James WIigh's line run
nlng north and south; thence north one hun
dred and thirty two rods on said lire; theme e
east TO the place Of biginning; subject to tine
dover OF the widow, which is two and three
quarter acres, in the north east cornel, III as
square piece as practicable, so aS to include
the buildings. Appraised at three hundr ed
and sixty dollars, subject TO said dower.-
Terms Of sale--One third cash. Oh the day of
sale; enc third in one year, aud the resid ue
in two years from day oil sale. with int rest Oh
the deferred payments, 10 be secuted by mort
gage on The premises.
II. II. RICE, Admir- of
Seneca Haights Estate.
Aug. ~, '57.-2owf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-08-25

WASHINGTON CoUNTY.--A. S. Bailey
and Dr.. VIM. F. Clarke are the Republican
nominees for the Legislature, in Washing
ton county.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-08-25
The National COmDIaInt.

Dyspepsia is the most common disease among al
classes in this country. II assurLes thousand shapes
and is the primary source OF nnumerable dangeroui
maladies; but whatever is type or symptoms, how
ever obstinate its resstp ordinary preparations
yields readily and rapidly to this searching and uD
errinO remedy,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-08-25

EF- Cooley for September, is on hand
in.yood season, with its usual variety in
tho. way Of fashion plates and popular read
inc
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-08-25
RiIiOuss Affections.

The quantity and quality ofthe bile Of vital inn
portancu health. Upon the liver, the gland which
secrc' this iuid these Pills operate specifically In
falbly rectify ing its irregularities and checually
curing Jaundfcc, Bilious Remttants, and all the va
retios disease by unnatural condition
of the ryun
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-08-25
A AMRROTYPES.

G.. z. @NEETEEz Artist,
FtAS opened rooms on the ''Floating Gallery now
III lying at Poner,'y, where he will remain two
'ys, 20 uahie all - get one of his unrval sd min
taraS These ii will b. found far superior To
any ever before k az this place tIiy have life
ike TOMS c-mbin ID with perfect - 'roseope relief
tn Il rarely vita in Photographic PoftTaturc.
nj proEouneed by good Judges, perfect gems OF
IA At.
J'os4 in want Of perfect lik sness should improve
his opportunity.
Psrf set 4 tistiet' m guaranteed.
Rooms optn i Ota .. ", tc 2. ". Hosrs for
4 Iir-A, > - H. lACEVsi leih, ID. +
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-08-25
PO NJ II IS OY
-Ac "a de I'M W.

The Fall Term OF this Institution win commence on
WEDNESDAY,, sEPT. 2D--The Winter Term on WEpKEs-
DAY, Nov. BTn.
A. A. KEEN, A. NJ, Principal.
Mrs. AENA 9. u. kEEs. Assistants.
Miss X ATE NJ, EDM ARDa,i 80 a4t.
Tie academy has been IN sucsessful operation, un-
good Chemical and Philosophical Apparntns aud Gut
ters large Outline Mnps for illustrating Physiology.
II Is believed to offer superior inducements to those
preparing for teaching, college, or ife's va
rious pursuits.
from New England Seminary, has been employed as
an assislapt
aud ss; Drhwing ~ lessons, 81; Instruction on
Piano, "a lessons, So; Use p Plano per qnarfsr So
pal For Catalogue, further information, apply to
The Principal.
Pomerog, Aug. o5, 1Sj7-tf.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-08-25
REMOVAL.
WANTED,

c,IX or EIGHT good tight-work Coopers, to make
- Ale and whiskcy barrels, to whom constant em-
ployment will be given the year round, and Pitts
burgh prices.
ALSO, two slacls-work Coopers wanted.
WOODS COOPERAGE,
Long Bottom, Megs Co., Ohio.
August 18th. IS5T.-3w#
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-08-25
Attorney for petitioner.
August II, '57. 4w


NOTICE is hereby gwen that thEle will be
1N petition presented 20 the Commissioners
Of Megs county, at their next session. pray
ing for the laying out and establishing a
county road, commencing at the Chester road,
at or near Myron Wells house, in Chester
township; thence down the Horsecave creek
to Roush's Mill, in sutton tow nshp f. ON
thence the nearest and best route TO George
Feahers; from then to interssct the road
leading from Pickens' Mill to Cross Mill, al
or near the mouth Of a run les ding from George
Feahers to said road a PETITIONER.
Aupust Am '57--wlR
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-08-25

MARRIED-On the Sd inst, by Rev. 4. X. Roberts,
Mr.. William Thomas and Miss Eliza Lloyd, beth OF
PomerOy.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-08-25

DtBECCA FOSTLETHwAtTE, admins
III irairix of The estate OF WILTON Postlei h.
waite, deceased. against Samuel PostlethwRite
and others. Probate Court Of Meigs county
Petition to sell Land Warrant.--Ann Post
lethwaite, George Postleihvaite. Mnrgnret
Postlethwaite, Martha Posilethwoiie, George
PoStlethwaie, Sarah Jane PnSllethwaiie
Isaac Psstlehwaite, and Francis Posileth-
waite, OF the county Of Lee. in he State Cf To-
wa, are hereby notified that said Rebecca Post
lethwaite, MS admin 'stratrix of the estate Of
VIM. Postletbwaite, decd, filed her petition in
the Probate Court Of Meigs county, in the
State of OHIO, on the Sth day OF August, 1851,
81 ating that the deceased died owning and
possessed Of land warrant for eighty acres,
No. 53.643, issued under the act of September
2Sih, 1850, to Andrew Me- Kim. Pile prayer
Of said petition is for an order TO sell said
warrant 10 pay deo!s, &c.. Said petition will
be heard, and such an order asked for, on the
9th day OF September next.
]. CARTWRIGHT,
Attorney for petitioner.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-08-25

bnnn TENN for the week. at the three daily pcfous -
Wnrmcst dny Sunday, J6th. hight tamp. e9 Nv K s5
Coolest day, Thursday, 2o'h ,,,, r,,unS
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-08-25
DEN'TIs'THY.
PMrJTE@TE E-
Sterlcmlam K Wlltkcrsbant
,Nr,AymrC,.pc, ~

A RE please 10 announce 10 their friends
IL and the public that they b eopenrd shn
office in Mr.. STrVERS BUILDING. near The
Court House Poneroy. where one oi them
may at all times be found, when not profess
sisnally absent.
DR.. Sterneman has been engaged in the
practice OF Dentistry at Galipolis, Pomeroy.
and vicinity, for nsary Six years Wicker
sham has also been severfl years IN practice ut
Cincinnati, Ohio; aud they trust, from long
to give full satisfaction 10 those for whom iheir
services may be useful.
Teeth extracted, cleaned. anf filled. and
new ones inserted: also, whole sets "f trcih
inserted on silver, gold, and platina. with or
without continuous gums, as persons WHO
have them may choose for themselves. All
other operations belonging 10 Dentistry doife
in n scientific manner.
ALL WORK WARRANTED. AND PRICES
MODERATE. [Aup. II, 81.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-08-25
A WORD 10 Femnics.

The local d. dcbiity and Irregularities which are the
especial annoyances of the weaker sex, and which,
when neglec ted, always shorten life relieved for
the time being, and prevented for the time to come
by course of thi3 mild but thorough Alternative.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-08-25

nsrrozoLoG,c.L T.BLE--RY J. p. B'He--For tho
pe.E ending Aug, 22d, ls57. Observations taken
three times each day--at A. NJ, II III, ana d r.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-08-25
August IT, 5o7'
JOHN GEYER & &C.,

BROOM MANUfACTU REkS,
.S5:ond ST., near " Loachim'S Meat SHOP,
POME8OG, ..
I. EEP c0nstantly ON hand large supply
J. - at " h blcSHie or reialt Orders fitted Yn+
shoIt notice. The highest price pad of s,Od'
broom Corn. brloInS made 20 urdcr.
CoKk worked en- shaIes.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-08-25

NOTTCE.--There will lie a petition present
lT ed to the Commi SsiUneIs OF Mt,gS C ,uutv,
at theiI September session in 1851 for he al
terahOn of the county road leading from Na'e's
Carding Machine, in Columbia tawnShip, ~
Harrison vile; commencing at the West eul #
VIM. Stewards lane; thence, y North West
course so as to strike the line between .ana
owned by Abraham Goschall and Philip
Gotschall, on the top~ of the ledge lhcnce,
West along sad line till it interSecls 'hG road
where it now runs, and vacate 50 much ni hs
old road as ia supplied by The new one.
July27, '57--4w* A PETITIONER.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-08-25


NOTICE is hereby glven that petit'nn viii
IN be presented to the Commissioners ot MeiES
county, t their fall session, praying for a road
to be laid out, commencing at or near James
Huggs', in Orange township, on the rad lead
ing from Adams Mil 10 Tupper'S Pains
.h.nce an cast direction so as 10 inierSect The
line between Orange and Chester townships
on the top of the hill east OF James tnggS
thence east on said line to the corner of sal
tow nshjp, and continuing east on section line
as far as practlcabie; thence north and nprtn-
cast through lands owned by Edgar Cib ole 10
The north east corner of his lands; thenCc
east through Lands owned by Major Reed, IL
unite with the Lcng Bottom road on The top
of Lampblack hill, in Olive township
Aug. IL, 81.
NuE REV. y. Z. BLI,NErr, While lp6oring
i as n NJ .ssiOnary in SOrihccn Asa, discnv-
eIed a simple ard ceria n cure for Cbnsunp-'
non, ASihlno, BfonchlIs, Cnughs, Colds, Ner-
vouS Debiniy, and all impurities Of The Blood;
also, an easy and efcctual mode of lnhaliuS
The remedy. Actuated by desire TO bench;
his suffering fellows. he will cheerfully sen
the Recipe (iree) to such as desire it, wiih'
FUN AID explicit directions for preparing an l.
successfully using the MediciSs. Address
REy. ). l.. Is RNBTT,
Sjl Broadway, n. Y. CITY.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-08-25
Fancy Goods.
CLIO CESS,

An assortment of Watch Guards, Necklaces, Ben d.
Lead Pencils, 4 labaser Ornaments. Rocaglia Box
Motto Cups. Stand Mirrors, Key Rings, Compa"ss'
Bracelets, TOYS for Chlllren, 6Sc.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-08-25
VV-AECEH.EIS-
silver and Silver Plated Ware.

Fine silver Spoons, Silvcr-Pated Tnblc-spoons
Knives. Forks, Tea-spooue, Salt, Muearl and GRAY
spoons; Silvcrplated and Ivory y-handle Knives, Si
vcr Plated Cream jugs, GOblets, and Cups of var"n
descriptions Cali Bells, Silver plated and lvor! Nap
kin Rings, &c.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-08-25

Which are bit different forms IF the same
d sease. Ind tie Medical World as
Challenged to Produce q better Remedy
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-08-25

August 18th, '57.--Gw 81 90
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-07-16
The Washington Ledge of Quartz.

This valuable lode of auriferous quartz is
situated one mile north of the town Of Quartz
burg, and is now being worked by Mr.. Wyard,
its sole proprietor. The vein stands almost
perpendicular, with, occasionally, slight in
clinaton towards the west The ore taken
from the lode will pay from fifteen to twenty
dollars per ton but the gold extracted contains
a large quantity of silver and is most difficult
to save, even with the best appliances of the
mining art The rock is strongly impregnated
with the sulphates of iron, and is rather in
clined to hardness, with frequent stratas Of
what is known as honey-comb quartz, in the
cavities of which the gold is visible in almost
all the rock of this character. This lode was
first discovered and opened in '51, and in '52,
fifty thousand dollars were taken from the
ledge some thirty feet from the surface. The
course of the lode is north and south, and the
vein of ore which is ten feet in thickness, lies
embedded in strata of soft slate easily broken
with the pick.
The rock from this mine is crushed at Mr.
Wyards mill, which is located about one half
mile from Quartzburg and about the same dis
tance from the vein. His steam mill is one of
the first ever erected for the purpose of redu-
cling quartz rock. The engine drives sixteen
stamps, which crush eight tons every twenty
four hours. Goddard's amalgamating tables
are used for saving the gold. Mr.. Wyard
thinking them preferable to all other inventions
offered in the mining market at the present
time. The lode is now being worked at a
depth of one hundred feet from the surface,
and the quality of the ore is said to improve
fifty per cent. as they descend. Nor does the
vein lose any of its thickness--preserving an
average width Of ten feet The tangs from
the mill are all carefully preserved and exposed
to the action of the atmosphere, in order that
the oxygen by combining with the iron sui
pilates may dsintegrate the gold
Many shafts have been sunk in the lode to
test its power and value, and the owners con.
iidence in its richness daily increases as the
mine becomes more developed The ore costs
five dollars per ton to raise it to the surface
and convey it to the mill. The stamps used
at this mill are not Of even the ordinary heft,
and il is owing to this fact in connection with the
hardness of the rock, that only eight tons are
reduced during every twenty-four hours. The
working Of this lode further demonstrates the
imnortant Lnouledoa tbot tho ve;pc Of our;c,r
GUS quartz in this vicinity, vastly improve in
the metallic quality of the ore as they are sunk
upon, and if further developments sustains this
supposition, it will render this section of the
mining region well worthy of the attention of
capitalists. Mr.. Wyard will please accept our
thanks for the attention shewn us while on
visit to the lode, and also for the handsome
specimens so lavishly bestowed upon MS.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-07-16
SIP f. CIAL y NOTICES

Bsr DIR. l.. j. Czapkay. - We would direct
the especial attention of nyalids perusa of DR. L.
Czapkays advertisement to be found in another column
this paper in order to place the services of learned and
experienced physician within their reach So much III has
been inflicted the human family from the perncous and
ignorant practices of empircs that it If
filling bounden duty make known where judcous relief
be obtained To those unfortunate enough to suffer
from the effects of sexual private Diseases their IN
treatment, cheerfully commend Dr. L. j. Czapkey
of scientific and medical requirements possessing
all the requisites from long experience and acknowledged
skill for the successful practice of his profession Having
made sexual complaints especial study, like the cee
braed Rcord of Paris he enabled to guarantee speedy
and permanent all cases of private chronic dis
ease whether the effects of contagon seabuse loss
vrlly and in order that patients distance may avail
themselves of his advice free consultation by letter open
to them The knowledge that have OF the numerous
he has effected of which of long standing
leads place much faith in nr c's efficacy and
mend him to the confidence Of those in III health. Dr.
czapkay's Sacramento street below Mont
gomery, San Francisco m2Oh
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-07-16
A G E N T S

JAMESM VAN DYKE Of Main and Fourth streets,
Marposa Is authorized agent to receive Subscriptions
Advertisements, and Job Work. All orders left with him
will receive prompt attention
THOMAS DoYCE, north east corner Washington and
Montgomery Streets San Francisco is duly authorized
agent to receive subscriptions and advertisements.
7. NJ. HEsToN, Express Rider between this place and
Kern River duly authorized to subscriptions ad-
vertisements and Job Work
HS- MIR. f. D. TODD, of Stockton, is duly authorized
Agent to receive subscriptions and Advertisements
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-07-16

KNOW NoTHINGIsM AND REPUBLIcAsIsM.-In the
Senate of Massachusetts,, says the New Haven Regis
ter the proposed constitutional amendment requiring
adopted citizens to reside in the State two years afte
adopted by vote of 25 to 6. This is Massachusetts
know nothingsm. In New York the property quail
caton for negroes not only to be abolished says th,
Albany Argus, but the three years residence hereto
fore required of that class. This is New York republi
canism. In one State five years is too short tern
for white man, and in another three years is too
long term for negro!
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-07-16

BALL AT WooDs FERRY-The Ball was one we
must ever remember with all the delightful satisfaction
that future recurrence to pleasures past so often af
forls.- Stockton argus.
Remember it? To be sure you will, and so
will another cotemporary. What has become
of the valise filled with new clothing, brought
all the way from San Francisco? Remember
it? Why, almost any one would. Cannot
some one write the history of an Editor in
search of a valise
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-07-16
A Promising Orchard.


Messrs. A. NJ. McElroy and W. II. Tonge
some two years ago enclosed seven acres Of
ground for the purpose of planting fruit trees
and raising vegetables and since that time
they have been steadily adding to the number
Of their trees. The garden is situated within
the limits Of the town Of Horntos, and adds
greatly TO the appearance of the place, in giving
it a shady and verdant aspect. In company
with Mr.. McElroy we visited the orchard and
found number and variety Of fruit trees and
other plants that was quite surprising con-
sdering the short time these gentlemen have
been engaged in gardening. Here may be
seen 400 peach, 40 apples, II pear, 10 cherry,
4 plum, 2 apricot, fig, and 9 almond trees,
all in a most flourishing condition, and all
giving promise Of future fruitfulness. These
trees are of two years growth, and were Sc
lected with great care by their industrious
owners Five hundred choice varieties of
grape vines of two years growth are already
producing rich clustering punches of this de-
licious fruit, while II gooseberry, 40 currant
and l2 raspberry bushes, fll up the interve-
ming spaces between the fruit trees The soil,
which is of whtish brown loan utermixed
with stable manure, appears peculiarly. adapt.
ed to the growth of trees and vegetables. The
watermelons, with which the pleasure of our
visit was enhanced, we found ofa most deli
cous flavor, thin rind, firm and juicy. Young
and spreading shade trees everywhere defined
the limits Of the garden, evidently showing
that taste and judgment were both consulted
in laying out the grounds and walks. In the
course of year or so this orchard alone will
be sufficient to supply our citizens with most
hcalthful fruit, sweet to the taste and refresh
ing to the body. We have no doubt but that
these gentlemen will reap rich reward for the
time, labor, and money they have expended in
improving their grounds, and our only regret
is, that it stands alone in its beauty and use
fulness.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-07-16
Tulare County Candidates Notices.

~ w. G. Poindexter, Of Tulare County, is cand
date for reelection to the Office Of Sheriff Of rulae County
subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention Of
Tulare County
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-07-16

LITERARY FAvoRs.-As usual, the indefatiga-
ble agent of Wells, Fargo & Co., Mr.. Lenne.
hacker, has placed us under obligations for the
latest San Francisco and other papers
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-07-16

AMERIcANIsM IL SACRAMENTO -REonG AN1zATIoN
OF TIE PAHTY-The County Council of the American
party of Sacramento met in that city on Friday and
Saturday last when it resolved to abolish the old
constitution and ritual of the party, and organize it
on the club system. All secrecy is done away with
The Convention, by resolution, requests the Americans
in the different counties Of the State to elect delegates
TO a State Convention, to meet in Sacramento on the
2Sth day Of July.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-07-16

The DEMOCRATIC STATE JouRNAL.-Thc
Democratic State Journal has been revived
under the editorial charge of Henry Shipley
& Co. The Journal has always been one of
the truest, iirmest, and most fearless advocates
of Democratic principles. We could but little
spare its services at the present crisis, and we
hail its revival with unusual satisfaction. The
Editor, in alludng to the Journal, says:
This paper is the oldest organ Of Democracy in the
State having been established in 1851 under the con
duct Of b. F. Washington and Vincent L. Geiger and
under this able leadership enviable character
effective advocate of the great doctrines Of pop
uar supremacy and of the interests of the State Of
California. 1t subsequently, in 1852, met with the
disaster Of total destruction by fire. 1t however rose
fom Us ashes with renewed strength and vigor, and
during the Presidential campaign of 1852, and also
in 1856, having in the mean time passed into other
hands, dealt blows to the enemies of Democracy which
they continue to hold in vivid remembrance
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-07-16

THASKs-To Crocker & Co. for fayors during
the week-so numerous, that they made lis
often smile
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-07-16

AccErTEp.-Iion. Edward stanly has accepted the
Republican nomination for Governor The Bulletin
Of Thursday evening, contains letter from him, ad
dressed TO T. W. Park and others.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-07-16

Foul PLAY.-The Pacific Sentinel says that an ac-
coutred horse had been noticed for two days Watson.
vile, Santa Cruz county feeding at hay stack, and
the suspicious of the residents being aroused they
made examination and found close by a valisc upon
which were clots Of blood. A poll tax receipt was
found inside the vase bearing date 1867, and made
out by the officials Of Stanisaus county for John Gray