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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16

TIM CoLLEcroRs fs oonor.ll,. cor,o1od
that the collectors rl.ted ar ~
should receive snmr comonsatinn " no,;1
Grafton of the Wort; havihg hac t,,,a ,,t a.
their hands. A committee nI ConnciI c,rC,rro Vi
demanded one half of the sum thew Womb
have earned If they had been permitted In
make the collrcti0ns.-Th percentage on thc
entire amount Of tax, would he nearly AS fol.
lows: Isaiah II. Thomas, First ward S333 60 .
Second ward, MIR. Mccall, S37S; Third ward
| Henry FIRST, Si99.6G; Fourth ward, Lewis
/ Parsons, 500; Fifth ward, W. Banner, S1G9. 50.
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15
VOLCANO ITEMS.


Bill, did you ever read Don Quixotte
and Sacho PauzaW
"No Tom, but I've heard Col Stanley and
Zabriskie, which is pretty much the same
thing?r
"That sounds well from you, Bill What
do you think of your own candidates, Bowie
and his Sancho, Rolston, who is as much of
broken down democrat as Zabriskic?"
The above was too good to be lost. and
has been sent us by a friend. The modern
copies of the mad knight and his Squire will
come out pretty much as their pattern did
Instead of meeting the Democracy on any of
the true issues they are attacking windmills
slavery in Kansas and other imaginary foes
Their "Dulcna del Toboso" is an Office
which like her will prove II myth to them
Both the Dons are riding very poor Rosinan-
ties, and their 'squires can ride only asses-
Cervantes was not only satireist but a
prophet.
INDIAN KILLED-On Saturday night last
about ten o'clock the people of Volcano were
alarmed by the wailing of Indians in the large
untenanted frame in the rear of the Empire.
An Indian had been stabbed there, in seve-
raj parts of his body He bled to death
when he fell on the floor. He was taken to
the outskirts of town by the Indians who
kept up the most unearthly noise over his
corpse the entire night Some of the Indians
say he was killed in Il quarrel by two white
men, others say he was killed by an Indian.
SELLING LIQUOR TO INDlANs-There are
several unprincpled persons in Volcano who
sell liquor to Indians for the sake of few
shlIlings gain, or for aoorse purpose. Fhree
of these people are spotted" and it is hoped
that legal evidence will be found to convict
them, Several persons have been fined for
this offense in this county The court "socks
it to them" heavy.
For Walkers RIvER-On Monday of
this week company of seven men rendez-
vouSed at Volcano for trip 70 Walkers riv-
er, on the east side of the mountains. They
were well provisoned and 20 with the nten-
tion of prospecting for gold and taking up
ranches
The DEMOCRATS hold a mass meeting at
Volcano on the 22ud, at p NJ, to nom-
nate township officers. Turn out boys
FlGHT BY MISTAKE On Sunday couple
of well kaown citizens OF Volcano, in an nm.
accountable manner, got mo fight in which
one of them had his lip badly cut, and an eye
put in deep mourning W. bantcred b. to
fight in jest; b. declined and said C. here
will fight you; w aud c. stepped into the
street and each picked up stone; witnesses
difer rs To which threw at the other first,
Tut all agree that " got badly used up
W was the stoulest man but G. was "a heap
the madest,' which accounts for the milk IN
the cOcoa-nut
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15

FINE PEACHES We acknowledge the re-
ceipt of box of very large and very fine
peaches from Burt Bros, proprietors of
Burts Garden, on Ranchera creek. For
size from seven to nine iuches), and flavor,
these peaches compare well with any we have
seen in California. 1t is from this garden,
mainly. that the citizens of Jackson, Volcano,
Fiddlelown and other portions Of this county
are indebted for the very fine peaches with
which they have been supplied for the past
fortnight We are also indebted for a sam
pie of the nectarine, from the same garden
not quite ripe, but large aud of excellent
flavor
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15
stanly Meeting in Jackson.

Last Wednesday night Stanley and Ia
briskic "spoke to the people" in JACKSON
The meeting was small, aud without spark
of enthusiasm TO lend to it life or vigor.
Stanley got off bis same old speech, without
once alluding to Settlerlsm, Notwithstanding
he is the nominated candidate of the Settlers
(bogns State Convention held at Sacramento.
1t was wise for him to not say anything about
his settlersm here, seeing that he is counsel
for Don Andreas Pico, and that il is his bu-
siness to oust all the settlers in the county
with their families, from the homes they have
provided for themselves.
Only few of the already small crowd re-
manned to hear Col Zabrskie His whole
speech was about himself He evidently
looks upon himself as deeply injured man,
because the people of California have not, in
his own estimation, appreciated his moral
worth and political wisdom. Col H. looks
upon himself as a modern Cincinatus and is
uV'Py C"aSi'"eu occ"uSc he has "ot oeeh
called from his plough by the spontaneous
voice of the people Poor old man, he is a
mouomaniac on the subject of his own inn
portance; whereas, The people are disposed to
regard him as inflated far beyond his power
of endurance
We know not how it is in other counties,
but in Amador the Democracy would he
benefited if Stanley aud Zabriskie would
speak here until the polls close on election
day
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15
Tnos. II. Wn1rAMs.-The Democratic can

THos IL WnIrAMs.-The Democratic can
didate for Attorney General is abused by
the K. n remnant without mercy, because
he was once Wing but became a Democrat
in preference to joining the Secret Political
Order We don't see that they have any
reason to complain; the Democracy are al
ready satisfied with Mr. W, and if the XII
Yis did but know it, the more they abuse him
the more popular they will make him with
the "unterrfed" The Democracy love to
have their standard-bearers pitched into; it
shows they have some stamina about them.
Come and hear Tom Williams tonight,
and you will be satisfied in spite of yourselves
that he is worthy Of the position to which he
aspires The Democracy welcome to their
ranks all such men as Mr.. Williams, and are
proud of them.
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15
Election proclamation.
STATE OF CALIFnRN1A

STATE OF CALIFORNIA
County of Amador
NOTICE is hereby given that General F,,,..
/ is to be held on "Wednesday the "a d1oyorS.,
tember, 1857. throughout the State. at wbi,b y
officers are to be eleeted: ''
A Governor;
A Lieutenant Governors
Justice of the Supreme Court, (full tcrna
Justice of the Supreme Court, tunexpircI do.
State Treasurer, (full term3
State Treasurer (unexpired termJ
Attorney General;
State Controllers;
Surveyor General
A State Printer.
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15

UNION HorEL, Jackson Sheriff Geo
Durham, has taken this well known and pop
ular house aud will hereafter preside over its
affairs. lie made II very efficient and popular
sheriff, and he is bound to become just as de-
is, George is popular any way you take him,
(not excepting among the ladies, and we
shall miss our guess if the Union" does not
nave an unprecedented run of custom, The
house has been put in good order, and will be
kept in good style. By-the-by, his assistants.
Nick" and Hank, are no drawback to any
establishment; SO pass along Der-ham and
give us some Parr-boiled chicken with plate
of fresh Ha~ri~g
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15
SUFFER- CREEK, Aug. 1lth, 1857.

7oh Citizens Of Amador County:-Once
more you are invited especially those of you
who are miners or mechanics, to assemble
with us at the American Hotel, Sutter Creek,
on Saturday, the 10Th inst, to. establish u
Club for the benefit of those who by acct
dent become disabled from work. Also, for
the purpose Of enacting Bylaws for the
government Of the association.
MINER
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15
Probate Notice.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
Amador County. sS'
- a'NH


Amador County. @'
In Probate Court. August Term. 1857.
In the matter of the estate of Geo Mitchell de-
ceased.
NoIlCE is hereby given TO all persons interest
ed in said estate to be and appear before the
Hon the Probate Court, in and for said county at
the Court House, in the town of jackson. in said
county, at regular term OF said court to-wt: on
The 2Sth day OF Sept, A. d. 1867, to show cause
why an order should not be granted to ]. b. King,
administrator of said estate, to sell much Of the
real property belonging to said estate as shall be
sufficient to pay the outstanding debts against the
same
BY order Of the Court
Attest; H. S. HATCH, Clerk
BY NJ. SHrPARD. Deputy
snEi IL isi
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15

IHE FIDpLErowN QuARrz EXCITEMENT
The discovery of rich gold bearing quartz in
the immediate vicinity Of Fiddletown has
created no little excitement. Two compa-
nies We are Informed, have already deterlnin-
ed on the erection of mills, to be completed
prior to the beginning Of the rainy season:
and several arastras will be put in operation
st an early day We trust that the most
sanguine expectations of our Flddlelown
friends will be fully realized.
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15
Relief Association.

A correspondent writing from Sutter Creek
pays high tribute to the memory of Wilson
White and John Bartle, quartz miners lately
killed by accident at that place, aud accom-
panies the same with the following, for publ
cation
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15
Union Hotel, jackson.
GEO DNRH41T


Rf recent additions and improvements made 10
- this Hotel. il is now the largest and most com
modious building of the kind in Amador county
The proprietor begs to inform the public that in
furnishing this hotel he has spared no pains or ex-
pense, anticipating the wants of the community
and travelling public. he has added much to the
comfort aud convenience of the house. The Table
Will always be furnished with the choice Of the
market, and attended BY accommodating and po-
lite walters. The Bar will be supplied with the
best OF Liquors and Cigars The news Of the day
from all parts of the United States and Europe
VIII also be kept at this house for the information
OF the customers. A Billiard Room is also con
nected with this house, in which two new and mag
nileent tables will be kept ,n perfect order.
The Office of MCorm OK a Co.'S Stage Line is
also kept at this house, making it the centre of
travelling intercourse. The house will be- open at
aii hours and passengers arriving by either stage
at any time can be accommodated with rooms and
meals.
GEORGE DURHAM.
aug4 4g3m
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15
NEW THIS WEEK..
NEW EYERENEDY.

'I'HlS is to inform all persons afflicted with Sore
L Eyes from acute OF chronic inflammation; opa-
city of the cornea, &c. that are now prepared
to treat cases of that character with our Neto Rem
edy witch is perfectly safe and eiicacious.
To those persons SO afflicted we would say come
and see Our motto will ever be mo CURE
NO PAY" Office at olcano, Amador County.
DRS. SMITH q KELLY.
aug 10 43-tf
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15
For Sale.

nNE half of the Washington Restaurant is now
" offered Tor sale at a bargain The premises
have recently been repaired, renovated aud great
ly improved The house is doing an excellent bu-
sincss.
Terms, one half cash. and the balance in easy
payments, properly secured.
Enquire of Kelly Davenport. at the Restau-
rant, or of the undersigned at Iowa Flat
JOHN b. LINN.
aug Is 43tf
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15

The STATE CoNTEsr-It would be a work
of supererrogation to speak at length Of the
State contest in our issue this week. John
B. Weller will speak for himself and for the
Democracy in jackson tonight assisted by
several other distinguished favortes. 1t will
be sufficient TO say that most glorious can
vass is being made; and that our gallant
standard-bearcr is nobly sustaining his Union
wide reputation as a Democratic orator and
a Democratic statesman. Wherever he has
spoken, the people have declared for him
with an unahimity and enthusiasm entirely MI
precedented in the history of the past. J B.
Weller will be elected by majority that will
literally oyerwhelm both the factions that
are arrayed against him.
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15

TnE Fairfield (lowa) Ledger says; "The
forty Mousond Jews who form part of the
population of San Francisco have established
a newspaper" Probably the next thing we
shall hear from the Atlantic will be that San
Francisco, all protane aud biblical history to
the contrary Notwithstanding has been dis
covered TO occupy the site of ancient Jeru-
salem.
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15

DRYTowN WATER WoRKs.-G w. Seaton
Esq, has conducted the water of beautiful
mountain spring, mile or so distant, to Dry.
town. The water is conveyed in wooden
boxes. under ground, to brick and cement
reservoir above town, whence it will be dis
tributed through the streets in lead pipe
Especially TO the upper portion of the town,
where there are no wells, constant supply
of pure spring water will be grand disdera-
tum
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15
FOR AMADOR C0uoTy

Senator for the 10Th Senatorial District
composed of Amador and Calavers couAtie,
2 Assemblymen;
Superintendent of Common Schools;
| Surveyor;
Supervisor in District No. l, composed u
townships and 2.
Supervisor in District No 2, composed Of
townships 3 and Z.
l Supervisor in District No 8, composed o.
townships A, 8 and 6.
Justices OF the Peace and two Constal!
for each township
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15

DEAD.-John Bartle, injured in the shaft of
the Eureka Quartz Lead. at Sutter, on the
7th inst, at the same time that Wilson White
was instantly killed, died last Sunday
They were both OF them citizens of excellent
standing and highly esteemed
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15

II said election:
AMADoR.
hspector-S. S. Manuon.
Judges--C. I. Chapman and A. Crcig ghtsum
ARKANSAS DIGGIEGs.
I1speefor--W. Haynes
Judges-Mr Potter and W. r. Hicks.
AoUEDUcr CITY.
hspecfor-Thomas S. Crafts.
Judges-James Creighton and J. F. John.9l
BOSTON STORE.
hspeetor-Henry Alvord
y.dges-Wm. johnson and Mr. Patillo
BUTTE CITY.
Aspeetor-Wm. Gollman.
JHdges-W Halsey and john Northup.
BuENA VISTA.
Iaspector-Charles Stone
JudgeS-John Kite and Vim. Hickey
CLINTON.
HspeefOr-John I. Campbell.
Judges-W. s Coolidge and L. Morgan
DRYTowE
mspecfor-Mr Darnes.
Judges-Jamcs Cover and E. Gallcgcr
FOREST HOME.
Iaspector-Wm. Gillland.
JUdgts-Wm. Owen and Mr.. Castle.
FIDDLETowN.
hspeet0r-C. A. Lagrave
Judges-J. W. Kendall and NJ. w. Belsaag.
FORT JOHN.
Inspector-D. Vaughn.
Judges Mr. kinner and Mr.. Gilbert
GALES RANCH.
hspecfor--Geo. L. Gale
Judges-Mr. Martin and +. Mace.
IOWA FLAT.
Iaspector--J. ii. Vanorman.
JHdges--W IL. r. Thomas and Mr.. Bceson
lone CITY.
hspecfor-J. b. Gregory.
Judges. 7. Poe and j. ". Gish.
JACKSON.
Mspecfor--John ii. Bradley.
Judges--John n. Slee and Tom Jones.
JACKSON VALLEY.
Inspecfor--S NJ. Streeter.
Judges-Tom Jones and VIM. Amick.
LOWER RANcHERIA.
Inspcctor---N. Parsons.
Judges--John johnson and James Wheeler
LANcHA PLANA.
Inspector j. ". d. Palmer.
Judges-Mner Frink and C. W Wagner
MIDDLE BAR.
Inspector-Mr. Marlette.
Jufges-Geo. Gephart and Paul Shum8ay'
NEW YORK RANCH.
aspecf0r-C. Y Hammond.
Judges-George G. Zch and David Lee
PUoKERyILLE.
Inspector-Charles Esty.
Judges. Dickson and T. Pindsr.
PINE GROVE.
Inspector A. Leonard
Judges-Dsvid Armstrong and Mr.. hing
PuTr's FLAT.
Inspector Robert Bennett.
Judges-Mr Simpson and Louis ColLuEs'
Q RANCH,
Mspector-A. Balleau.
Judges-R. Ii. Hall and L. T. Barney
RICH BAR.
hispeetor-James Finley.
Judges-G. W. Tibbetts and Mr. ChuGcn'
SUFFER- CREEK.
hspecior--P. Cook. ,,.,,n,r
Judges. W. Randolph and ". J. HUM
UPPER RANcHERIA.
hspe cfOT--Jacob Emminger.
Judges -Doct Cartnell and S. II. Loree'
VOLCANO.
mspecfor-Jesse Bowen.
Judges. ID. Mason and Benz. Ross
WILLOW SPRINGS.
mspector-James Hannum.
Jndges-Wm Jennings and james hoou'
WISCONSIN STORE.
mspector-John G. Whitile.
Judges-G. Colwell and W. Husi
YEOMET
mspeefor-A. c. Gilmore.
Judges-E. L. Bowman aud 5. L. Huse'
WHITES BAR.
Mspector-Mr Craigg. of 4n
BY order of the Board of Super'i'O''
or county. rcu Clerk,
H. = "'' iSSa
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The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15

The Republicans of Amador met in Convention
last Saturday and nominated the following ticket;
Senator, W. T. Curtis; Assemblymcn. J. S. Rey-
nolds and Frank Tibbitts; Sup. OF Com Schools,
d. S. Peters; Surveyor, ". A. Eliason. Supervi-
sors; lst Dist, Thomas Jones; End S S. llartram;
3rd J. T. Chesnut
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15

OFFICER d. C. Gay, well known as one of the
most expert of the detective police. arrived in Jack
son from sacramento yesterday with negroswho
has been robbing Chinamen on jackson and Suttor
Creeks-one OF a gang.
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15
JOS. G. McKIRRE'

This announcement alone should, and we
doubt not will, draw together vast con-
curse of people. Came up to the meeting,
and let us have an old-fashioned Democratic
jollifcation ! The speaking will be after
night-fal
Weller aud party will be met at Sutter Greek
after dinner, and escorted to jackson.
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15

THE WAY IT GoEs!-The \. Y Tribune
ed upon as "shelved" politician. OF course
he may. The Pubs tried his bottom once,
because of his his supposed availability; but
with all their whipping and squirting he
couldn't win-so now he is unceremoniously
kicked out of the ring. And so will it be
with their candidate for Governor of this
State. The Republican rallying cry now u.s.
On Stanley, On" After the election it
will be, Git, Stanley, Gitl"
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15
JAG TX SO Ms
SATURDAY MORN, AUG. Is, 1851
The Meeting To-Day.

There is every indication that the Demo
cratic Mass Meeting in jackson this day will
be grand affair The Committee of Ar
rangements-M Messrs. Cope, Axtell, Eichel
berger, Paugh and Shipman-have made all
needful preparations; and those who come up
to the meeting may expect TO be cordially
received
The following gentlemen are announced
and expected to be present:
JOHN b WELLER.
THO. H. WILLIAMS,
MILTON S LATHAM
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15

ANADoR ASSESSMENT RoLL-Our efficient
County Assessor, Henry A. Eichelberger, in
forms us that the assessment has been com
pleted 1t has also undergone the super
vision of the Board of Equalization:
Amount of taxable property, 2,l40, ,404, be-
ing an increase over last year of about $780,
900. The amount of tax, at 81 50 on each
500 valuation, will be $3S, ,527 ~, to be
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15

VII 'aA eohVC'ou SlhOV - M"l''i 100 v
reaches the handsome sum of So, S23 00-
collected by the Assessor.
Next week we shall have County fnan-
cial article, concerning the various sources
of revenue, how collected, &c.
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15

The following named persons Mt the several r-
cincts are hereby appointed Inspectors sud j-
OF said election:
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15

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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-10-01
Difference in favor of the
Democratic Adnihistra.
County Finances.

Under this caption, two weeks ago VIC
published an article showing the amour,
which had been received into and disbGSzcd
from the county Treasury for the year ending
June |, 1857. O9t statements seem to havu
created considerable excitement AMONG orr
opponents. We claimed that the whole sun,
received into the treasury was $00,077,42
That 9,l0] Of this was in the Treasury nt
the beginning Of the year, $1,000 had been
borrowed, and $50, 1885 had b,cn received
through Legitimate means by the treasurer
making in all as the total resources OF tho
county the sum of 90,977,4l, as above st1.
ted. We took our figures from the uuaual
Report N dc cut and signed by Sylvester
Iuggins, E. e. Davis and Charles GoodscIl,
Commissioners of Porttg8 County.
The Democrat, and also Il 3. Taylor, at.
tempt to Correct us in our figures. They say
that the Commissioners have charged p,rt Of
this money twice. Oar answer to this is, il
it is so, it is their bunlcr and not ours Mr.
Taylor and the D5m)cra: further say ,ba,
the amount levied on the Auditors dupIi.ato
is $50 033. 90. We presume this statement
is correct. 1t does not in any nanner con-
tict with orr statement made two weeks ano
We were speaking Of the receipts into tho
Treasury. There are numerous other sour.
ces OF revenue to the count" besides that Of
direct taxation. Our article was intended
to chow h0,O and In wIA m7aner, tho Re.
publican Commissioners Of Portage county
were E1naginy our finlncill afflirs. We
desired then, ard we desire now to have the
people bear in mind, That one year aqo
there was surplns in tAe treasury of over
NINE THOUSAND DOLLARS that in addition
% that surplus and in addition to the amount
levied for the year, the sum of So 600 had
been borrowed, FOR which we arc paving
'c' per cent interest, and finally, that that
nmount has also been exhausted and the
reGsury is now empty.
Ii the Democrdt wishes TO enter upon
comparison OF taxes under Democratic and
Republican administrations, we will begin
he examination with the greatest pleasure.
We refer it to our article upon the State
tevcnue, in to.day's pnppr.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-10-01

Know TotIainEs ;.r;3 Democrats.
The Portage Democrat, as we'll as very
many of the Republicans OF Portage county,
are laboring to create the impression upon
the public mind, that there is a fusion be.
tween the Know Nothings and Democrats il
the State of Ohio. This report of fusion
between these two parties has been openly
and repeatedly made by the Democrat. We
charge that it is a known and deliberate fulse
hood. 1t is manufactured for the purpose Of
political capital. tbs manufactured without
n particle of truth for its foundation. The
Democracy have made no fusion with, nor
any concessions to the Know Nothing party.
They have always detested and do now de.
test the odious and reasonable doctrines OF
this dark lantern order. So much for this
pretended fusion.
We now make the charge that the Re.
publican party Of Portage county is in a
close, intimate and corrupt alliance with
tho members of tie Know Nothing order.
We charge tha. every leading Republican
in Portage county is or has been sworn
member of q Know Nothing lodge,
We charge that Lyman w. Hall, John
S. Herrick, Albert Austin, Horace Y. Bee
be, o. P. Brown and Wr,. Wadsworth are
all Know Nothings-have taken upon and
stained their consciences with the dark and
damning on!hs of the order. We challenge
them to deny it. Let them c~ntr1dict Gs
if they dare. We will furnish evidence
which no honest man will dispute which
hey themselves will not attempt to rcfute.
What unparalleled impuIcnce - what
dcmogogueism for the Rebuilt
IAN party Of Portage county, stained as it
5, with dark lantern oaths, and guilty of
anctioning outrageous murders in Louisville
md Cincinnati, committed against innocent
men, to come forward now, and charge upon
he opposition the crime of an all ance with
his detestble organization. AS well nigh
he thief with stolen property in h is pos
essioD, or the murderer with his hands red
nd dripping with his brothers blood, turn
nd charge his neghbor of robbery or mur-
es for the purpose Of screening himself
'om public Indignation.
No, gentlemen, YOU are the guilty por.
es! Upon your souls rests the stain of
lidnight treason
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-10-01

On the Cd dry of September 1857, w
w. Wocdard, a citizen of Philadelpbiu
went before Alderman Ogle, and made oath
that Gov. Ford of Ohio, during the las,
Presidential campaign, went into Pcnnsyl-
vania, with twenty thousand dollars, and
with this sum bought up, bribed, and subsi-
died large number of Democratic papers; :;
or in other words hired them to be less dill.
gent and active for Buchanan than thev 9th
erwise would be. He puid John CLYDE
publis of the Harrsburgh Herald, one
thousand dollars; the Carlisle American,
five hundred and twenty dollars; the Ship
pensburgh Neos, five hundred and fifty dol.
lars; and the Gelysburgh Sentinel, five hun.
dred dollars. There were several other pa.
pers bribed in the same manner. How des.
picable the party which will reso.t to sue h
means as these to secure q triumph. We
are now able to count twenty thousand dol.
lars more of Ohio money. So much at least
has gone into Pennsylvania, and wos ex.
pended in bribes