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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-07
Why is the Demand so Great for
DIR. MAN MS
AGUE BALSAM

Because i will in all cases, safely and eIectuav cure
that mhri dreaded scourc the Wcst-Chis Fever and
Ague-without fail and in win counteract the nois
on OF Malaria, of which fact thousands do esiv .n5
unlike al other nostrums IL is only recommended fr ono
class of diseases and tonic 1t unsurpasscd Wc will
offer few evidences tits WORTH by men of influence ana
high standing. w
Princeton, H. Sent 2oih 1897
DIR. MANN-Dear Sir: For several years na"i iavo
used your Ague Balsam in my daily practice and have
closely Observed its effects in hundreds feass and In mo-
cast mas II JAILED to produce the most happy effect can
most cleerfuy recommend it certain specific for cIis
lever and ague, and malarous diseases
Truly yours, H.AUSTIN. NJ D.
Marshall, Mich. Feb. INA, 1857
bh MANN Co IL have sold a large amount Of vour
Ague Basm IN this vicinity, from my personal knovl
edge of IT, believe It is best remedy for chi vcr
ana ngue that has ever been sold in our State
Respectfully yours, GA. HYDE
,,r,,,., 1shtaJala, o., Jan Ist. 1858.
sif'oSIsS; ,. n MANN Il CO-Gens: In canyassing the
Ss OF ONO ana Michigan for the sale Of the different
remedics o which we have control, attention has
Dcen called To the great that your Age Basam has
ghined in every place where sold IL really seems
70 ne te peoples 0nH remedy and its sales more rapd
remedies in the market 80
Very truly yours, Al s. HENDRY.
| ,,, Ne1 YOrk, Feb. 49, 1855
| MESSIlS. s. X. MANN & Co-Gents: have at our
mouse IN st. Louis sold your Ague Basam some three
years, and have carefully observed its effects in cuiu
and must in all candor say do not believe lis eoua
IN all the world ofmedcines. To my own knowledge IL
mas cured permanently every time and have known il
useu aer an other remediesb bad failed with the ha D.
py result And what is remarkable have ne yer
known ease but what remained at least that
season. have no hesitation in recommending IL MS ner-
iect triumph over chills aud fever.
| Respectfully yours PROF. o. J. WOOD.
S. K. MANN & CO., Proprietors. Gallon.
Ohio Sold by all good Druggists.
! April 80, 1858. 14m3
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AupIron's OrrIcn, sandnskY Co,

FREMoST, May Z, 1858.
hereby certify that tho foregoing arc
correct copios Of tho laws above named, on
fls at my office.
VIZ. E. HAykEs, Aaiitor.
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New Haven. Ct. May 4

Tuckerman, tho mail robber, was this
morning brought before Judge Ingorsoll Of
tho U. S. District Court for sentence, which
was, that he be imprisoned and kept at hard
labor in the State prison for twenty-onc
years.
Charleston, May 2.
The steamship James Adger, at this port
from New York, burst her steam chimney
at an early hour on Friday night last, scald-
ing Joseph Pollock, the engineer, and four
firemen, three Of whom hayo died. Pollock
is undor treatment.
st. Catharincs, @. W., May 4.
Tho gates of lock No. I, Weland Canal,
were carried away last night by the schoon-
er Amelia. Navigation will be interrupted
four or five days in consequence.
indianapolis, May 4.
At the municipal election to-day the en-.
tire Republican ticket was elected by from
200 to 900 majority, and 5 out of Z Coun-
cilmen.
Lafayette, Ind, May 4.
Tho municipal election to-day was warm
lly contested. Tho Republican ticket is
! plobably elected by small majority. The
city has heretofore been largely Democratic.
An importan. move has lately been made
in tho British House Of Commons, viz 4
proposition to abolish the Property Qualiii
cation now required by mcmbcrs.of Parlia
mcnt. II this be done away with, th,
! n.r,.o.f, O.,al;Gc.f;os. .f Vntn..r .u;lI -.
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How omphatically true is Il Of Cox, Of tho
Franklin District, in his soaring and in bis
fall in this Lecompton fraud, that he went
up like a rocket but came down like tho
stick. We gave tolegraphic report Of the
scene in tho House, when Campbell was
was putting some hard questions to Cox, but
this is the official ropart in tho GloJei
Mr.. CAMPBELL am not here TO
question the motives Of my colleague or any
man upon this floor; but desire TO put n
question to him. Ho occupies prominent
position in the Ohio delegation, and dis
tinguished position in this movement
against the Lecompton Constitution. / un-
dorstood my colleague, when he became tho
pioneer leader of the Douglas Democracy,
to assert in his speech that he exacted the
right of the people of Kansas to vote on
their constitution before they should be ad-
mitted into tho Union as State; and ask
him now, whether he construos tho present
bill reported by tho committee Of confer
once TO bo n submission of the constitution
to vote of tho people.
Mr.. HUGHES--I object to an answer.
Mr.. COX--I will answer the gentleman.
Mr.. HUGHES-stopl / object.
Mr.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES having
been made by tho Administration side, by
which am prevented from having clcar
and explicit answer to my question to my
colleague, who is the pioneer of the Anti
Lccompton moverient in the House will
send to the Clerks desk letter wrttcn by
him, to be read.
The letter roads rs follows:
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Washington City Feb. 6, 1858.
Gentlemen Your invitation comes to
me in tho midst of an unexampled mid.
night struggle in the popular branch oi
Congress. can only say that if tho same
spirit which here inspires tho Democratic
members with whom l act, will inform
and energize your own expression on the
9Th inst, there will be potential emphasi:
in favor of tho right of the people in oul
own States and Territories 10 do as they
please in their own business, untrammolcc
by cabals and unincumbered with fraud.
A border oligarchv have not shown them
selves TO bo such angels that they should
arrogate to themselves that scep,re of au
thority which alone belongs to the people
Of Kansas.
While / have vote in this Congress, i
shall never be draggled in Lecompton miro
This is my deliberate judgment, and my ir
revocable will. cannot say or do other
wise-so help me God Not while Doug
las stands in tho Senate; not while Wis,
speaks from tho Virginia vatican; not Will,
Walker can give us wisdom, or Stanton cal
utter truth, or Stuart can argue the law
or Forney can WELD pen, or the North
west can echo the aggregate thunder o
these tribunes of the people-shaH TIL
great acrong be done in the face of thirty
millions of freemen. Yours, &C.,
SAMUEL S. COX.
Col. ]. w. Forney, D. Webster, Esq, Jame
NJ. Lciddy and others, committee.
Is not voting for the English substitut
after tho writing of such letter, an awfl
} fall And will not such fall dash an
man in pieces? To the people let him an
+. swer, and if his political career be NO
= now ended. then there is no faith in sion,
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SEcRETARy OF STATES OFFICE,
CoLuMBUs, April 81, 1858.
hereby certify that the foregoing act is a
true copy Of the original roll now on file in
ihis Office. A. p. RUSSELL,
Secretary Of State.
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The New Orleans True Delta contains
letter, written by Gen. Walker to Senate
Slidell, in which he says that the latter
statements in his speech were tissue o
mis-statements, false insinuations anc
groundloss facts.
Mathew johnson has bccn appointed
Marshal for the Northern District of Ohio
in place of Jabez Fitch.
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'"oIIIHgE-tOI, uIHy IL
According to the report of the Commits
sioner of Pensions, the Pension bill Of Mr.
Savage, as it is now shaped, will call for
about 81 100000, and it is thought that
the anticipated amendments will swell this
amount to nearly S20,000,0o0.
In compliance with urgent representations
from Kansas the President has decided 10
postpone tho land sales in that Territory.
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-13
COnstable's sale!

|DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued
I'D out of the Court of Justice NJ. w. Hall,
of the ninth township, in the county of Gala
veras aud State of California. and to me di-
rected, for judgment rendered in said Court
on the sixth day of August, A. d. 1887, in fa-
! vor of Kahn Il Bro, and against j. II. STRAIT
ton, j. e. Carpenter and W. j. Taylor, for the
sum of Twenty-Five dollars debt, and seventy
four dollars and fifty cents costs and accrung
costs and interest, ! have levied on the fol-
lowing property, to wit The right, title and
interest of the said Carpenter, Taylor and
Stratton, in and to the Water Ditch leading
from the town of Vallecito to Carson Hill,
known as the Carson and Coyote Creek Ditch:
and notice is hereby given, that on the
5th day of March next, A. D. 1855,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and 3
clock, p. NJ. | will sell all the right title and
interest of said Carpenter, Taylor anC Stratton
in and to the said Ditch with its appurtcnan-
ces at public anction, for cash in hand to the
highest and best bidder to satisfy said execu-
ton and all COSTS Said sale to take place at
Vallecito, in front of the Post Office Hail.
Il. @. HARDY, Constable.
Vallecito. Feb. 10th, 1853. feb 1923
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-13
SaTERIFF,S SALE!

NY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
I'D out of the County Court, in and for the
county of Calaveras, and to me directed and
delivered, for a judgment rendered IN saia
Court on the goth day of October, A. D. 1891
in favor of Edwin Cohn and Morris Cohn, and
against J. II. Stratton and Wm. ]. Taylor. for
the sum of One Hundred and Fifty Dollars
with interest and costs, have levied on the
following property, to-wit: All that certain
Water Ditch running from the town of Valle-
cito to Carson's Hill, in CaIaveras county, and
known as the Carson and Coyote Creek ditch.
Anu notice is hereby given that on the
9Th day. of March, A. D. 1853.
between the hours of 9 o'clock A. NJ. and 5
clock +. NJ, will sell all the right, title and
interest !. OF said J. II. Stratton and Wn ].
! ias,or IN and to the above described property.
al the Court House door in Mokelumne Hill.
Caiayeras county, at Pubic Auction. for Cash
IN nana, to the highest and best bidder. to sat
lsfy SAID Execution aad all costs.
ID L MILFORD, Sheriff.
Br G. f. WEssox. Deputv
Dated this lith day of Feb, 1853. fe ID: At
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-13

CmxAaEN RoBBED-On Wednesday night
Last party of Americans and Mexicans rob-
bed a great mnny Chinese Cabins. From the
South Fork to the Bay State ranch, they con-
tinued their depredations; ut the latter place
over $500 were taken from tent. Such
acts should be prevented by the proper officers;
while the Cinnamon are tolerated they should
at least be protected from outrage. -
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-13
Gtltgrapbit Utlus !
BY THE ALTA LINE.
INDIAN MASSACRE!
Two Men Killed and I'VE
-vass M wound cd Rfsaz.


aasCoY.rxRr.. Feb. 1 ltlr-l2 NJ, 1858. q
A party of Indians, numbering abontsfifty,
supposed to belong to the Walkers river tribe.
attacked four men ut Donnelrs Flat, forty
miles from here. at the head of the Stanislaus
river and Columbia Ditch Company's works
Yesterday. Fifteen or twenty Of them were
| armed with muskcts, and the balance with
bows and arrows. simultaneous attack
wss made by them, instantly killing two men
One named r. n Emicks, and the other
Jerry Pcrley. Michael Hill, with another of
the party, WAS. seriously wounded, receiving
two balls in his thigh and one-in the hip.
Mr.. Waldron, the fourth mau Of the Amcri-
cans, was slightly wounded by an arrow pierre
ing through his clothes and a pair of buckskin
gloves which were in his bosom, which circum-
stance undoubtedly saved his life. Helldurth
and Waldron fred on the Indians, and as they
fell they were supposed to have been killed or
mortally wounded. They then retreatcd, leav-
ing the Indians in possession of the ground
and arrived at Kings Ferry Camp seven miles
below, from which place the news was imme-
diately conveyed to this city.
Intense excitement was Immediately created,
and a party is now organizing to proceed to
the scene of action, as it is feared that other
parties in the mountains have been attacked.
| The camp attacked by the Indians is seven
miles from any other, and it is supposed they
were in search of provisions, or revenge for
some difficulty with the whites, about year
| since, in that vicinity.
| TFor the above dispatch, we are indebted to
Mr.. Jos. Knight, of Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Ex-
press
SnooTIyG ApFRAY AT CoLUNBIA.-A shoot
| ing affray occurred this morning between two
parties who had some difficulty last evening,
arising from a difference of opinion regarding
subject they were discussing; two shots
were fired by one of the gentlemen without eff
feet. The case is now undergoing examina-
ton before Judge Calvin on complaint of the
| party shot at We cannot give the names at
present.
THE SLAVE CAsE-The case of Archy, the
fugitive slave, was decided to-day in the Su-
preme Court-Chicf Justice Terry aud Justice
Burnett presiding. The order of the Court
was. that the slave Archy be delivered to his
master (StowalD AS his property. The decis-
ion created considerable excitement upon be-
ing delivered and the Marshal with the negro
in his charge, was followed by large crowd
of white and black on his way to the station
rescue.
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-13
COnSfalpIe,s Sale!

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, TO ME-
Id directed issued on the 10th day of Janu-
AIRY, A. ID. 1858, out of the Court of G.. Gar
rctsec, Esq, a Justice of the Peace in Town
ship number Five, county of Calaveras and
State of California, in favor of ]. X. Doak. and
against A. p. Humphrey, for the sum of Two
Hundred and Two Dollars and ninety three
cents. debt and interest, and Twenty Eight
Dollars and eighty-fve cents. costs of suit, to-
gether with accruing costs, have levied upon
and will expose AT Public Sale, on Saturday,
tie 6h day Of March, 4. ID. 1853, at the
hour of one O'Clock Z. NJ all the right, title
and interest of the aforesaid A. p. Humphrey,
in and to the following described property, to-
wit: 1t being one story dweling-house,
and lot, situated on the south side of the town
of San Andreas, County of Calaveras and
State of California, and adjoining the Soda
and Syrup Mandatory formerly occupied by
Humphrey & Barclay, and recently occupied
by the aforesaid A. ?. Humphrey. The afore-
said dwelling is now occupied by the said A.
p. Humphrey. The sale to take place in
front ofthc Courthouse door Mokelumne Hill,
to satisfy said execution costs and accruing
costs.
WILLIAM NJ. DENIG,
Constable of Township No. 5,
ja-24 county of Calaveras.
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-13
@NOTICEgsa gsa

rs HEREBY GIVEN, that Sealed Pyo-
Il posals. directed to this Office (for III.
surrender of County Auditors Warrants. hear
ing date prior to the 18th day of March, 1857
In sum not exceeding Ttcenty-six H,4adrs{
Dollars, will be received by me up to the Ia st
day OF the Quarterly Session of the Board of
Supervisors, in February next. VI
No bid for more than the par yaluc of so;d
warrants, or any bid unless accomno Mod ~,
the warrants proposed to be surrendered VII, ~
be accepted III
The bids being equal, the preference will
be given to the smallest amount of van
GEORGE d. BRUSH, 4
NJ County Treasurer
by WILLIAM IySEs, Deputy.
County TREAsURER's OFFICE, 94
hok. Hill, Jan. 9th, 1858. ian o.td
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-13
Angels, November 18th, 1867.
Notice.

vEyIIE UNDERSIGNED will, from and aftcr
Il this date, carry on the L'rery Stable
Business in the town of Angels, Calaveras
county, California.
Carriages, Buggies, and Saddle Horses furn-
ished at reasonable rates. .7rsef s.fi m.
ESg- Horses groomcd and Boarded by the
day, week or month. Charges Moderate.
q. #. KEAIPER.s
Angels, November 18th, 1857 au 29;t-23
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-13

LAW CARp.-Attention is called to the card
of Mr.. Charles a Leake, Attorney and Coun-
sellor at Law, published in another column
Mr.. Lenke is an old resident Of this county,
and returns among us to practice his profess
sion and become permanent citizen of the
Camp. He has also been appointed Notary
Public, by the Governor.
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-13

E-OpESED.--The United States Branch
Mint, says the San Francisco Argus of the
9th inst, was rc-opened yesterday, after being
closed for period of three weeks. During
that time new boilers, etc. have been placed
in the coming and refining departments.
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-13
A Card to the Public,

nR. WILLIAM JONES, of Murphys, and
~ DR.. William Russell, of Yallecito, feeling
desirous to prevent, for the future the misun-
derstanding that so frequently occurs, to tho
disappointment and injury Of many, have noti-
fed and do hereby give further notice to the
citizens of their respective towns and to tho
people of the Southern portion of the County,
among whom they have practiced for the last
seven years, that they will not hereafter attend
to any case or visit any person who negIccts
or refuses to pay in advance or give satisfac-
tory security in writing from responsible
person for the payment of the same; and for
the benefit of all who are disposed to secure
their professional services, they have estab-
lished the following rate of charges, viz:-
Five dollars $50 per visit in their respective
towns and vicinties; and one dollar (Sf) for
every mile therefrom. The above will moi ap-
ply to those who are known to either of the
above gentlemen to be deserving and poor.
October, 3Ist, ls57.-tf 8e-ma w
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-13

MoRx FHIBrsTEaISG.-By reference to the
letter of our Angels correspondent, it viii be
seen that another TuoIumne editor has been
hlibustering over in Csllavcras. We advise
the Atayilans to watch him. " Nuff eed /"
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-13

SIZZLING OFF At CosT.-Those wishing q
nice and neat article of superbly manufactured
Jewclry should read the advertisement under
the above caption, published in another column.
We know the Messrs. Ling have always sold
their goods at reasonable rates. and we vouch
that they will do what they say +"scll goods at
cost prices For seven years they never de-
riatcd from selling at cheap rates and uniform
prices. Being the oldest and most respectable
Jewellers in Stockton, their wcl-deserved rep
utation for business integrity cannot be gain
sayed. Their stock is large especially in Fine
Patent Lever Gold Hunting Watches, Full
Jeweled,) and California manufactured quartz
Jcwelry. Now is the time (by either Expre.s)
to send in yonr orders.
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-13

WgLcoMS BAcK.-Mr. Alf Robinson, long the
popular and oblging Stage driver of Messrs.
Dillon & Co.'S coaches, has returned to his old
post doing duty" We, in common with
every man woman and child on the route from
Mnrphys to the Spring Valley House, join in
giving 'sAlf." rousing welcome back to his
old seat the box, where he long since made
hosts of friends who will never forget the care
and expert kindness with which he formerly
''fingered the ribbons" 1t is q pleasure to
ride on the box with gentlemanly aud intel
ligent driver, or in the stage when reliance as
to competency and sobriety gives satisfaction
that calls well at the helm and whether Jehu
or Jovc rules the hour-beIold it is good
Again we say welcome back, knowing well that
the travelling public aud :. AIS numerous
friends will endorse what we say, and pa
tronisc his coach in preference to all others.
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-13

NossY SToLKs.-On Wednesday last, Mr.. B.
Crowley, of the Empire Restaurant, in this
place, had 800 in cash stolen from his money
drawer, by Mexican, but no evidence suffi-
cient, could be produced to convict the thief.
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-13

ALTA E1rREss.-We are indebted to Mr.
shar'es favilie, Agent of the Alta Express, for
papers from all parts Of the State: also East
crn and Foreign papers.
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-13

EXEMPTION OF PRINTING NarEnIaLs-The
following is the act proposed by Mr.. King Of
of Amador: safsaFA
Section 1. In addition to the property ex-
empt from execution as provided in section
.l9 of q An act to regulate proceedings in
civil cases. pspasscd April 70, 1851 there Shall
be exempt from execution the following proper
ty belonging to the Judgment debtor, viz:
e, lst. The type, presses and materials neees-
sary to print and publish a daily, semi
weekly. a tri-wcekly or weekly newspaper
I'd The library Of the editor or editors of
such daily, seini-weekiy, tri-weekly ordaily
newspaper. ~
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-13

ALTA ExPREss.-We are indebted to the
Alta Express for files of San Francisco and
Stockton Papers; also copy of the +" Kuick-
erbocker Magazine and "Leslie's Pictor;a, y,
two numbers.
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-13

PoSY EXPRESS" Red" of the Daily Pony
Express, has, during the week, furnished us
with full files of Stockton, Sacramento and
San Francisco papers. Also news items from
the various Camps on his route. We are
pleased to note that The Pony wears his
ilonors easy-being courteous, obligng and
',ttentive.-promptly supplying all his custo-
mcrs with letters and papers, rs soon the
Stage arrives. The regular Steamer Trips,
to Mountain Ranch, Cave City, Ell Dorado
Mills, &C.; and the Daily Express to Gala
yeritas, French Gulch and Old Gulch are
now permanent fixtures, and ..Rcd' has the
ability, means, enterprise and will to continue
the business and improve the facilities.
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-13

. DEFngKrD-Want Of room comp-is us to d-fer our
hotes oi trip to Tuolumnc County. with Hank s.
VIA k-ynods Ferry asd Central Ferry, returning VIA.
eait spring Valley Bear Mountain
Also-Al letter from Live Oak, San Joaquin County.
Also-Sketches from the woodpecker Pap-rr by n. +.
fleSsc write more l-eible aud lcss personal
Abtauhful sketch from the historical pen ana gend
AIRY lore Of "coiIS entitled "draye 81 th- UNKNOWN
deferred for another number It is simple truth clothed in
H's beautiful language OF correct dlcton and pure ideal
fA.F.-MurpIlys-- as per Programme
q. Y-Ancers--Shall surely pubiIh . Letters Of Ad-
lir,tratin ne week" unless you write-wc promise.
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-13

WELLS, FARGo h co.-Thanks to Mr.. Joseph
might OF Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'s Express, for
MES OF papers, packages and other favors.
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-13
FOR SALE !!
E Latilner'S Store, ETC., Ss.
ON THE STOCKTON ROAD, <a--
Two Miles west of San Andreas.

I'll store, ETC., ESA
oNTHE STOCKTON ROAD, -a-
Two Miles west of San Andreas.
: p9- That long-established and well-known
Trading Post, Store and Ranch, known as
/" Latimer's," is now offered for sale on the
most reasonable terms The location of the
property is so advantageous and well-known
to all, as to be its own advocate of value
The storc-house, dwelling house, out-houses,
gardens and other improvements, are in good
repair, and first-class as to convenience, finish
and proportions. A large stone cellar under
the store and residence, drained-and neatly
curbed wells of good water, conveniently loca-
ted for public and private use The garden is
in the highest state of cultivation, filed with
fruit-trees, ornamental shrubs and flowers.
Grape-vines of three years growth, and bear
ing fruit, cover the arbors and avenues Lead
ing to the residence. The entire property,
with the Ranch and all the improvements,
will be sold for cash, on such terms as to give
fortune to the purchaser. Parties wishing
to buy, should call and examine the premises
and ascertain the facilities for carrying on .
large and profitable business. Application to
be made, by first parties, TO the Proprietor.
dec 5.3m*24 d. LATIMEIl a
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-13

Died-At Campo Seco. Calaveras county,
on Monday, February 8th, ELIZABETH s. ESQ,
wife Of the Hon. Henry Emo, aged I years.
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-13

BEMEaRER.- .-Ballingers should remember
shat the Social Assembly, to take place at the
residence of Mr.. Henry Cosgrore, comes off on
next Monday evening