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The ILLISOIs CExrzAL RAILROAD SUIr.-The
plaintiff in the suit of George c. Bates vs. The
illinois Central Railroad Company, verdict in
which was given for the defendants, on Tuesday
evening, came into Court yesterday morning
of his right in action Of ejectment, to have the
verdict set aside on payment Of costs, for the
purpose Of 3 new tiial: which will probably
come before the o. s. Circuit Court in this city,
in November next-ckieag0 Prsss.
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TIE GREAT CHEss MITcH.-The highly inter
esting match between Mr.. MOrPhy and NJ Har-
wiiz has been somewhat delayed by temporary
indisPositiOn of the latter gentleman. The latest
intelligence by the AragO is, that the match
stands thus Mr.. MOrPhy has won four games
and n Harwitz two. Whoever gains the first
seven will be the cOnquerOr Large bets are
dependent on the result
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BALLOON RIcK-Tho latest useless humbug
is balloon race to come off at Cincinnati on
the 18th inst, between GODDARD and Steiner
The imitation of the balloons, each containing
SO, 900 cubic feet of gas, will commence at 9
A NJ, and the ascension will take place at i
P. N precisely. The strife is TO see which can
stay up the longest and travel farthest. What
good will cone Of it
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COPPER SrooK.-The principal Copper Mining
Companies are Copper Falls, Central, Flint
Steel River, Huron, Isle Royal, Minnesota, Ma
tional, Pewabic, Cliff, Quincy, Roekland, SuPe-
rior, and Toltec. The total capital invested in
above mines is SI,75O,OO0. The par value Of a
share in all the companies being ss2,s5, and
the market value at present s24I, I,75.-DetrOR
Adp
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STRUoK BY LIGHTNING. Last Thursday eve
ming the new frame barn Of Peter Weiker
was struck with lightning and burned to the
ground, together with its contents, consisting Of
his entire crop of wheat, osts, hay, clover seed,
&c. Fortunately the horses which were in the
stable were rescued. The entire luss Is estima-
ted at about S4,OOO-of which there is l,S00
covered by insurance.-W Wooster Dem.
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Two DEATHs IRON One MURDER-The case
Of jacob, the Pittsburgh wife murderer, is to
be tried next week. His sister, who resides in
Germany, when informed of the murder COM
mitted by her brother, was in bad health, and
the distressing news caused immediate death
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"a man lately died in Boston from the effect
of the groyying in of a Toe nail"

"a man lately died in Boston from the effects
of the growing in Of toe nail"
Did he Z We regret to hear it We regret
still more to hear that any one has lived to ma
ture age without learning how to prevent the
growing in of toe nail; by which we presume
Is meant that frequent occurrence of the corner
Of the nail growing into the oyerlying flesh,
in consequence Of wearing shoes or boots too
tight. We have known cases Ofe1crueiating suf.
iering arising from this cause and only last
week we rode down town with a surgeon on his
way to operate on toe that had become in
famed from the corner Of the nail growing into
the flesh. Now to prevent this difficulty. Do
not cut away the offending corner Of the nail, as
in usually done, very short, but cut notch in
the centre, quite down TO the quick, and keep
that notch there until the difficulty is cured,
which will somstimes be with the first cutting,
The philosophy Of the remedy is that the cut
breaks the arch, and naturally changes the cur
vature of the nail, and makes the corners turn
up instead of ofdown.-TTiBEns-
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EDIToR MoRNING LEADER The following
article, written, as can be seen, for the PLAIN
Dealer, was refused publication, in that Office,
which shows that its love of "fair play" is con-
fined to Mr. GAYS sanctum, and shows, also,
the liberal Democracy 'Of our would-be Con-
gresham" A discriminating public can well
understand the eause-Of It's non-Publication.
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OHIo AHElD-Miss Pelton, of Gustavus, Trum-
bull county, was awarded the cup at the Penn
sylvania State Fair held at Pittsburgh last week,
for the best exhibition of Ladies Equestrian
ssm
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HEAvY SroRE-The storm Of Thursdsy
evening laat was very destructive to shade and
fruit trees in and about town. large numbers
having bssn blown down or twisted off The
upper portion of the gable end Of JEWELS
Diamond Drug store was blown in, but without
doing damage to other portions Of the build
ing The storm, altogether, was the seversst
and most destructive Of the season, ovsrturning
fences, haystacks and movables generally In
this vicinity, but doing no injury so far as we
have learned to life OF limb-YoEngSt0lca Sss-
flaei
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MURDERED AND THRowN ON TIE RAILRoAD
TRAcK--Mi;hael GhOrmly was murdered near
HillsbOro'' Ohio, on Monday night, and bis
body placed on the Railroad track. Though
badly mangled BY the cars, the stabs in the
body had speaking mouths of the foul deed pro
baby committed by some Of his drunken com.
PGniops,
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mants,
Boar0inn.

ROARDING.-The House No. "a
- Paoll 81 Isre and ytR7 Stns Chureh-e1e Of me
ens7nes loc1tious In the cty-is being tnolt re-
P'ireq- and sfu be opened BoarleTs Oo ID -
Fsnes lshiuE 10 furnish their rooms can be &C
eonmodafd With iarge and Convenient rom and he'd
rooms md Sngls Barriers and Day Bosriers will md
good accommodations on ea-Onab terms. Ladies not
e1cluded- References given and received.
sebZ9 5. W BURRITT.
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PUBLIc MEETINe-Hon. Edward Wade, Mem
Der Of Congress from this District, will address
his constituents on Monday evening the llth of
October inst at the old Court House in this
city a general attendance is requested
JOHN A. FOOT,
Chairman ReP'n. Cen. Com.
Cleveland, Oct. 4, ls5s-td.
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mr0irinEs.
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO,

OF AMERICAN WO'
IL MEN. FOl fAs " Y DaiIy Hs.s (EdItsrsl
eesirs 70 al 9iiestion 70 letter from DE- Joshua
sr column He treats The SUBJECT IN able manner md
his skill and Rsdiesl 1dsmen, nav be relied upon"
Marshals Uterine Catnolicun has proved to be fully
b. medical gentlemen and others Dr. Bridge Is regular
physician ofvery ne attliuments Of great Judgment
ttonsr n all diseases, especially those Of women and
From PhyaeiauI
Malshalrs Uterine CathoieOn will certainly cure all
the diseases for which II IS recommends l."
There Is no mediene ike IL IN this country /"
In the worst cases have ever met with Marshalrs
Uterine CathOicon Is ain and safe remedy"
MARSHALLS UTERINE CArHoLICoN
compalnis 70 which everv woman liable and which grad
taIk or work becomes k srce of sueriug II not i'm
possibility Among the complains for which The CsfhO-
pressed Irreuar OF Panf SIensfruation Boafing In
haIlma Ions and Diseases Of the Kineys or Urinary Or
eness NervousneSs Fsiatinss PalpifatonS, Cramps,
DIS uIsed Ssp aud az troubles organic or SYM afhetie
Ladies who rOub ed with any Of the above symptoms
dFess Or BRIDGE with full eoafdsrcs that they VIII
nedcne oqt rs Ingredients have been ade known % tha
specialize phySirian in the country.
The priee o. MARSHA LIS UTERINEi ATHOLE
cONis Ozs Dollar aHd H1tDs- sngis b0ffls.
WEST BEDFORD. Coshocton CO May a. 1851.
cine ofthe Graenbers opauv for the as zen years and
have invariably found them 70 give good satisacOn and
the pils have sold 10 great many families regularly
theirtsa aud coffee. ami with my II y have become
= apie article Marsnalfs Uterine CaholirOn a msni
cine that done great amount q good female des
e. Oue lady 50 e to toll she had received more
benefit from bottle than she did rum long
medical treatmeufb BY the most skillful PHYSICIANS
Yours truly, JAMES WILSON.
January lst, ls5s.
MRS. RoBrNSONs CERTIFICATE
VERSos, Trumbull Co, May Ist 1889
This certifes thgt have been In very health
ysar and found ,te or no reliefaer empo,ns numbe,
Of Physicians. My disease ProaDSis Uteri hai
been reduce by that and Fouor Ahus until had become
liberated considerable By the advice OF Dr.
" Busnell procured and took hotties OF Marshas
Uterine athoicon which enabled attend hus-
band his last sickness until he died which about
year have tlkeu three bottles since his d. ath
which hls made able TO labor and support family Of
three children The Cath1lc5u has nearly restored 10
heath- Il sthe only thing that has miiis ated my suffer
ing ter which feel very grateful
MARY Z. ROBINSON.
The CATHOLICON is for sale By City Druggists and BY
Medicine dealers generally. JULY
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SHOCKING AccIDESr.-Dr. T. C. Dodge, OF
Concord, Illinois, lost his life on Saturday by
slipping and having his leg caught in thresh-
ing machine. The leg, as high as the knee,
was ground into hideOus tangle Of bones and
strips of flesh. The sufferer lived five houIs.
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More to be Admired than the
RICHEST DIAnEM

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Ever Worn by Kings Emper0rs!
"HAT?-WHY A BEAUTIFUL
God hsIs q gfsriaes fjr al our race Reader ailhouEh
the rose may bloom ever brightly IN the CLOWN cheek,
the head bere OF covering the hai snared and
hfyeed an 81 aad d. Or worse stll sprnkied with
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE. If used three
such an Ornament Rad the f6sWiaS and iSvs Ihs
writer sf the frSt u tie celebrated PaHf IHALBEKG:
Sew Y *. April ls. ls5s
DR. WooD-Dear Sir: Permit me to express you The
% aons an under or the entire res alton Of ny haT
~ S3islsAl e3iol Aoo5, ne l9 q ny efIlsal ~ ne
application Of y0gr -HAIR RESTORATIVE" II soOa re-
Tonderfu invsaob quite efsae:sas Ss vel ss assabls
an, dear sir. youTs truy, s. THALBERG.
"DRIcH An GwIIIKDTDcr," Welsh Nsvssagsr.l
Ohce, l3 Nassau street, April l. ls5S. !
PRoF o J. WooD-Dear Sir. Some month or siI weeks
ago received bottle Of y5Er HaiE Restorative and
ny wife whO concluded 70 ~ i On Der head lille
il: o&a.l & eO9 & ut g at Sss ny sSTR5s 2 81 ~ I rev
seeA4 =, 80 - = - ~ = 49, b- - ,h . ~ 80,
osauiifng ad ening the hair strongy recommend
change Of their hair. CHARLES cARDEw-
PRoF o. J. WOoD-With eonhdence do recommend your
Ha Restorative, IS beng he most eeaeoqs article ever
which almosi white have eradually grown dark
restore them natural color also relieved
9 all dandruR and unpleasant itching common among
persons who psrspirs freely = c. klLBY-
PROP woop-Ab9ut two years ago, my hair commenced
gray; fast bald and had ted many
remedies Effect commsnced using Restorative
January l few applicable fastened my hair firmly;
began 70 Ill CUT and turned back f1rmsr
coOr-back Al this time Il Is uy restore 70 lis OrlEua
eoOr health and appearance and eAeerf9y ree9masnd
it. 70 all J. ID. HOES.
Chicago, Illinois, May l, ls5I.
The RESTORATIVE Is put up in bottles Cf three sizes
larEs medium and sa Ihe small holds half gInt and
refais for 81 per bottle TIE medium holds at least twenty
per cent pr0pstou than the ss and retais for
- per bottle The large holds quart forty per ceat more
IN pruporti A. q retails for s.,
o. J WOOD \ co PTopTietoru. M BroadWay, New
YORK (in the great n Y Wire Railing estabshmeal and
IA Market street. 81. LOUIS, Mo
Ard sod b. all Food Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
an Il dkw in 90
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AcIaity of the stomach, and IudIges-
tiOn.
V"I CANNOT EIr ANYTHING APrER TAXING YOUR
HOLLAND BITTERs " Is remark frequently made to
persons troubled with acdiiy the stomach Iudises
tion any disorder of the stomach, would only
TRT IT Its worldwide reputation has been established
alone By the many wonderful II HIS eEectsd When
used for Dyspepsia Jaundiee Liver COmPlaut weakness
OF any kind. Cosivenes. and Piles II should be taken in
small doses-say half ea-spoOuiul, regularly three times
n d,r before r,ea1s
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Srnrral Notifes

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS =
- PsoPOsALS vii be rgeeIsed the ofhss Of The
6lyCi.i4 Eugneer Of h8 iy OF Cleveland unt O'Clock
= ~ Oct lss for the grading aud improving Of Ct an
fas ard specifications can be and more paificu-
eth instant. -
The Board OF CITY improvements invite the subsiou Of
oids, eset vlng the rgh capt reject The sae
By order OF he Board
o., G. D BISHOP, Civ Civil Ensinser.
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: : = -
MARRIED,

MARRIED,
In ths city October 7th BY Rev Lewis BuToa reetO Of
St Johns Parish. Mr. JOHN BARR Of Mons Cruudy
county, and Mss SOPHIA ELIZABETH SMITH
daughter OF Allen Smith, Jr-, OF tais clly-
Al Westminster Parsonage October 9Th. ~ Rev 3 T
Brown, Mr. W HENDRiCKSON anu Miss ELLA l.
Ross, bUth q Cleyeland
In Pieru0ut, Oct ~ Mr. JOSEPH n ROWLAND and
Miss NIARSAREr WATERMAN.
In Iefsusaa SEPT 20h, Mr. GEORGE H. SHELDON
ani Miss ELLEN A BURNELL-
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Burning 6Ini0.
BURNING FLUID.
paper Ganqers.

NEW PAPbR.-RECEIVED THIS
srss pay 41 cases new Paper Huasnss a Ne & su-
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WHY Is THE DEMAND so GREAT FOR
DIR. MANN'S
AGUE BALSAM?

BECAUSE IT WILL, in all cases,
IL safely and esctuay thai much dreaded scOurgs
Of t1s Wet-Chilis, Fever and Ague-wIhou fail and 10
fact thousands do testify AMI unlike al other nosrums
It's worth, By men Of influence ard high Standing.
Princeton, Ill, Sept. 7Dth, 1851
Dr. MANS-Dear Sir: For several years past have used
your AGUE BALSAAI IN my dailv practice, and have
closely observed effects hundreds Of cases. and in no
easshss il faed 10 produce the happy effect can
most ehseriuly recommend it a eersain specific for
Chills, Fever and Asus, and Ialarisus Diseases.
Truly YOuB, H. AUSTIN. II. D.
MARSHALL, Mich, Feb Ilih, 1851.
DR. Mann Col have sold large amount of your
AGUE BALSAAI in this vicinity and from my personal
knovledge Of il bsevs 1; the best remedy for Chils
Respectfully Yours, A HYDE.
AshIabula. Ohio, Jan ls,. lssa.
NIEssRs- s K. MANs s CO.-Gents. In eauvasSing the
States of Ohio and Michigan for the sale Of different
allied observe the grsst name that your AGUE BAL
SAM has sained for Itself u every place where sold II
saes rapid than all shsrs. Il oestined super
sede all other sgue remedies m the market.
Yery Truly Yours, A-Es. HENDRY.
New YORK, Fsb q lsss
MEssRs S. X. Mann Co-Gsuts- have, al our house
IN ST. Louis, sold yuur AGUE BALSA1I three years and
have esreuy Observed is sdeeis Ia CURING aud mst in
word OF elicines 10 ~ osrousf kueJSIr-e Il bss
cured permanently every time and have known used
happyre And hat IS more RESGEKasIE have peSsr
known case but what med eursd for sasE that
feet triumph Chil!s and Fever
Respectfully Yours PEOP. O. J WOOD.
TX MANN, Proprietor, Gallon, Ohio. Sold
by all good Druggists
GAYLORD 3 HAMMOND,
WILLIAM FISKE,
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DIED,

DIED,
10 New Lyme Sept. Sd, Mrs MARGARET J. SEQ
VILE WIfs Of Bfr, Charles Seoyi-le-
In New Lyme iSept 2lth, Mr CHARLES SCOYILLE,
husbsnd Of Margaret J. Scosilie-
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PROPOSALS will he received mt
Opinions of the new York Press.

We prefer II. Wheeler wison Sewing Machines for
FAMILY usE-N. z IrEbEle-
Wheeler Wilson's acnlues the fEvorites lr FAvI-
being sspsszlly a1ap.ed 70 that purposeNes York
Tfncs.
IN wheeler Wilson machine has secured and Justly
maintains be ence for sewing knd Of mate
IIal-N y E1pTesg
Elch one leesr Wilson's machines Is 'lculafed
The wurk OF ten ordinary sewersJ7ur1i q COui-
Wheeler WisonG is hevond all question THE machine
for family u>e-Lre LluSir1f'd
The Wheeler = Wilson Is THE machine. par ercellcncc,
for family use We recommend 4 noEi sHphaticaly-
Adu0oate eai Journal
In 00sing 81 0T The best, would be vel the
machines Of Wheeler Wilson before purchasing else
Nhe e--E-1ul1er
wheeler WiIson's machines combine everything that
can be required N the manufactu Of garmeGts--N. Y
Otg.rrcr
For family u,s. the wheeler wils1a machine Justly
maiafains The urr-eminence --D1y Eook
Vince Ier Wilson's nlchInes combine all the improve
mems tha. have been invented for sevFnz-N = Journal
Tle Whee Wiisun celebrated machines pre-emi-
neatly cac1afed 0r family use, and for thus purpose have
% cqlal -MH-ioai WOrlf
Full examination resulted thorou III con
Of the superorIfy OF Nheecr WIis1nE mzcLiues
and Of thsir e adaptation 70 family AL rs
Varie.ies--G Golfel Priss.
We coafd uflf sset thq ez-oIle-es ani ure-sminelt
superiorf OF Wheeler Wis rs r-chInet family
uae. and f1r sewing geuerally.-LzdisT Flstfor.
In our own family one uf Wheeler 4 Wilsol's
machines. md cannot imagine any hing per ect
Ef n y Eu1uge n d qdEE IN rs
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I'D
Cleveland. August 10 h ls5s :
is HEREBY GIYEN thnt

~ IN pursuance of act al tho General Assomb Of
The State Of Ohio. passed pr ln entitled u acf
TO ameu st passed Apn lh, 1871 entitled ioT
The taxation Of all property Stale
aud for eyying iaKss thereon, according It's
money the Comm slclers, Their June
diviaed the City Of Cleeland ino three Dscts fol-
lows, o wit.
The sth. 5 h. 9Th and TN Wards ID
lhc > h. 10Th ard IIfh Wards 81
Eaen Township m the County Institutes scparafs
tlfcr. WIIITAM FTTf ~
ans dAW 81 ~ fHies K Of he Board.
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u Agreeabiy 20 promise hereby uo'iiV freuds
and patrons, tle m sdvane u puhlcaiion that cur
NEW MAP Oh CUIAHOGA COUNTY IS ueary cCu-
pletfd, end that we intend deVeI them 10
subscribers Ia a. OUT three weeks Having spared abor
OF expense IN making he Maps very supeuO cle n
Is me- We shall Confidently expect TO md parobs
f-r1 rrrre
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$1,000 REWARD viii be paid

PETER MULHoLLAND, A SAILOR
Who drowned ruesdly Eveufn- the qsth A.,
ab n oue aud ualf miles rom the CltVeant Tisr He
was v rsdum sIze, dark complexion, hlacE cu-F ir
And abod seventeen yelrs ag.-hsd on gsr sarf- e
pants coarse boots, hickory shirt dGuslee overtf
J. MckINTl. Grccsr
ocA Nv. u. : --.nn- . l.
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AfaIShals Uterine CathoieOn will certainly cure all
the diseases for which II IS rec0mmsnde J."
s'fhere Is no medicine ike IL IN this counfry.n
In the worst cases 1 have met with Marshalrs
Uterine CathOlcOni Is a GER ain and safe remedy"
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- tgr yah1sa OunIy, AID LAND GfNERAL
AGENI, attends TO al NutaIlal Lu<iness. negoI ates
Loans; sci sud eNci CITY md Colut Rea stBtr
western Lancs &c Col ecs Rents ard Mousy: inv sfi
sstes Titles; arsws Deeds Morsages. Leases. Se. Re
leno1r ne once No Super1or street, o Gutter
BIZ dlng over % 3isrfey-s HaIdSarr SioTe SEM 20
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-05
mo. 80.
Gov. Cummings Proclamation To the
Mormons.

W0rmOns.
\. CUMMING, Governor of Utah Territory,
to the inha6ita'ats of Utah, and others
wtom IL may concern;
Whereas, James Buchanan, President of
the United States, at the city of Washing
ton. the sixth day of April, eighteen hun
drcd and fifty eight, did Ivy his proclama
ton, offered to inhabitants of Utah, who
SUBMIT to the laws, "a free and full par
don for all treason and sedition hereto
fore committed; and
Whereas, the proffered pardon was sc-
ceiItcd with the prescribed terms of the
proclamation by the citizens of Utah,
Now, therefore, |, Alfred Cumming.
Governor of Utah Territory. in the nsme
of James Buchanan, President of the Uni
ted States, do proclaim that all persons
who submit themselves to the laws, and TO
the Federal Government, arc by him
freely and fully pardoned" for all treason
and SciItion heretofore committed.
All criminal offences associated with. or
growing out of, the overt acts of sedition
and treason are merged in them, and are
embraced in the free and full pardon of
the President.
And | exhort all persons to persevere in
faithful submission to the laws, and pat
riotic devotion to the Constitution and
Government of our common country.
Peace is restored TO our Territory.
All civil officers, both Federal and Ter
ritorial, will resume the performance Of tho
duties of their respective Offices without
delay, and be dillgent and faithful in the
execution of Che Law.
All citizens OF the United States in this
Territory will aid and assist the officers in
the performance of their duties.
Fellowcitizens: offer you my congrat-
ulation for the peaceful and honorable ad-
Justrrent OF recert difficulties.
Those citizens who hsve left their
homes | invite to return, as soon as they
can DO so with propriety and convenience.
To all announce my determination to
enforce obedience to all the laws, both
Federal and Territorial
Trespasses on property, whether real or
personal must be scrupulously avoided.
Gaming and other vices are punished by
Territorial statutes with peculiar sever
ity, and | commend the perusal of those
statutes TO those persons who may not
have had an opportunity Of doing SO pre-
viously.
Hcreunto | set my hand, and have caus.
ell the seal of the Territory to be affixed.
at Great Salt Lake City. i'll the Territory of
Utah, this fourteenth day of June. one
Thousand eight hundred and fifty
[sExL eight. and of the independence of
the United States the eighty second.
4. CuMMrSa
p IL. =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-05
Dy ttIe VUFtIIfUI,
JonS HARTNETT, Secretary.
The Hudson Bay Co. and the Frazer
River Mines.

The Hudson BAY Co. and the Frazer
River Mines.
The following paragraph is from the
Washington correspondence Of the N. Y.
Tribune
Since the rush of ernigrants from CAL
iforna to Frazer River has occurred, and
the Hudson Bay Company have attempted
10 interpose obstacles, our energetic au-
thorities here are beginning to wipe their
official spectables, and to hunt through
musty tones to discover the bearing Of
their character, AMI inquire what degree Of
protection may be afforded to those enter
prising Americans who are now deserting
one set of mines in pursuit of richer veins.
That charter will expire next year, and
there always has been certain limited
jurisdictions II has stretched and stretch
ell with elastic convenience, Just as British
pretensions have done in Central America.
where they now quadruple the original
claims described on their own maps. That
the effect of this movement must be seri-
Gus on the production of gold and the pop
ulation of California is attested by the fact
that the deposits Of gold dust at the mint
and the private assay officers have already
diminished about S400, 900 week, or at
the rate of S2l. 600, 900 year. Whether
California is TO be compensated for these
two sources of loss by increased trade with
the new region, remains to be demonstra-
ted Thus far the price of labor has been
materially affected there, for all the wages
of all mechanical trades have advanced
nearly % per cent. at the first bound.