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Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-09
pen,against us.


CELESTIAL KIss.-Thc Butte Record knows
it 10 be fact that Mr. Hong ST Toy and
Miss lung Foy have been married at Oro-
vlle because the editor has kissed the bride.
We are surprised at the indiscretion of the
female; we thought the Chinese had an aver
sion to pork Golden Erl.
What Jrlstling impudence on the part of a
fellow who has not Thought" above a
"hog," to poke his snont into Celestial affairs.
We are only deferred from replying to the
Era's self-satisiied grunt with a fierce dog
grel, by our indignation and a lack of rhymes.
T. S.-Ths reply is not designed in any
manner to reflect upon the literary merits OF
Augustus Hogg, Esq.-Battc Record.
Did the bride look soccer after the kiss?-
As to the Records "P S." (pig squeal?) it
will be looked upon as an ungenerous dig
however, we are upon the whole led to ex-
claim, Auguaibus non est dspatandum Hoggl
HoRRID.-The lone man who sent us the
following is accountable for all damages "a
farmer stepped into one of our shops where
q sewing machine is the chief attraction, aud
inquired, What dc you ask yard for a
small job of sowing?' On being answered as
to the price, he said We'll, I'll get you to
SOW my front yard with clover seed" The
machiue man looked soioed up, and the by.
ISLANDERS were taken with stitch in the
sidep
That seems good to us.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-09

Col. Kewen, one of Walkers men, has returned
with his family to California.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-09
Hardware, Cutlery, sc.
TIN, COPPER & sHEET-IRoN WORK

Hardware, Cutlery, &c.
TIN, COPPER & SHEET-IRON WORK.
l.. ID. HERRICK,
fSuccessor TO IIerrick Il Evans)
Fire-Proof Brick Main Street, Jackson.
rF=~ BEGS leave TO announce to the pub ~
EsvzI lie that he will keep constantly n(.S0
~ hand, and dispose ofat the very lowest "
prices, large and complete assortment OF Hard
ware, Stoves, Nails, Cutlery and all other articles
pertaining to the Hardware trade. Among the ar
tclcs may be found
Pumps and Lead Pipe;
Mill, eross-cut, hand and back saws;
Axes, hatchets, and hammers;
Augurs and bits of all sizes.
Chisels of all sizes and kinds;
Nails and spikes of various sizesl
Chain and spring bolts;
Butts and screws;
Mill and saw files;
Door, pad, trunk and table locks;
Together with great variety Of articles too nm
merous to mention In short, every thing that can
be found in any hardware store in The country
Copper. Tin ~ Sheet-Erou Vork.
In all its branches, executed with neatness strength
and dispatch. A great variety of articles IN this
line, OF my own manufacture constantly on hand.
JOB WORK Solicited
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended to the old firm, the undersigned hopes to
merit continuance of the same; and new friends
are invited 10 step In and examine my stock.
l., d. HERRICK.
may 29.ly
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-09

Why is tired man like an umbrella? BE
cause he's used up
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-09

FRE.-The destruction of Downieville by fire q
week ago caused loss of half million dollars
We are sorry to say that the Democrat and Citizen
newspaper Offices were totally destroyed.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-09
w. JACKSON, PROPRIETOR.
Toys for The Holidays!
Fresh Drugs, New Books, Garden
Seeds, Music, Wall Paper, &c.

V'HE subscriber respectfully announces to the cit
l. izens of Jackson and vicinity that he has just
received the largest best selected and most beauti
full stock of TOYS for the Holidays ever exhibited
in the mountains of California To enumerate
them, would require more space than can be com
manded in an ordinary advertisement; suffice it to
say that everything which could possibly crafty
the fancy or equal the Imagination of children,
large or small, has been provded-chosen from the
original packages imported at San Fgaheisco.--
OLD S.d.V1A CLAUS HE.4D-Q QEtfRT'ERS s
is at the Jackson Drug and Book Store.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-09
Books and .Stati0nerW

A large stock of New Booksoh hand-Historical,
Scientific, Literary, Biographical, School, &c &c.
Also, Gift Books-the most beautiful 'and appro-
pirate ever published.
.dLSO-an elegant assortment of Stationery, of
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-09

LOLA Montez continues to have great success
with her lectures at the East 1t is said she is about
to lead to the altar aspiring yet docle creature
of the male gender Lola is a whole team.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-09

New TERRIToRIEs.-lt is announced that Senator
Gwin was preparing bills for the organization of the
proposed new territories of Arizona and Sierra
Nevada, Carson Vallcy.)
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-09

IT isnow announced positively that the Nicara-
qua Co. will dispatch steamer from San Francisco
on the goth inst. We do not, however, see that
they have any certainty of being able to carry their
passengers across the Isthmus. Central America
is in state of revolution.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-09

TUE st. Louis Republican thinks the afoTnnns
have so extended their power and influence by
means OF emssaries, and melted the Indians that
the Government may calculate upon having long
aud bloody war before it. Important news will be
due from Mormondom in a day or two.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-09
A. M. STEVENSON, Sec.

A CRAZY PoErAsrER-A severe criticism
in the San Francisco Tines, on Mr.. Angus
tus Hogg's new "poem," entitled "Califor-
MIA" was thuscreplied to by the amiable and
poetic Augustus:
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-09

AN Oregon paper calls one of his brethren of the
quill ballotbox stuifer-because the poor fellow
came from California.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-09
A CRITIQUE ON A CRITIC.

n -
'You are a fool!" brays the completest ass
That ever for a wit attempted to pass;
Let the Town Talk BOBBY soon prove his point
Or all his jargon I'll quickly disjont!'
We hope that Hogg will not take up his
pens against us.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-09
Musical instruments, &c.

Sheet Musc--the latest issued, and some beauti-
full pieces. Musical instruments of various kinds.
Wall Paperi
1900 Rolls new, and Of the latest and most beau
tiful styles. Call and examine for yourselves.
Fancy Goods!
Ladies' Work Baskets, and very extensive va
riety Of Fancy Goods generally 10 which particu-
lar attention is respectfully solicited.
FRESH G.fRDE.F SEEDS-A complete
assortment, warranted to be of the growth of 1857
Don't forget to drop into the Jackson Drug and
Book Store
dec 7-tf
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-09
Fresh Drugs!

A complete assortment of pure and fresh Drugs
and Medicines just received, and for sale at the
Lowest Cash Prices. Physicians prescriptions care
fullv comDoundel
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-09

Mr.. Hairston, the richest man in Virginia, i
worth S5,0O0,0O0. He owns 100 slaves.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-09

ALMOST every mountain town in the State pr,
claims its readiness and ability to furnish compi
ny for the Mormon war.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-30
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
REPORTS FROM coxurrrrrs

By Bainl, from Committee ON Orpani
zation of Cou.ts: Reported, in answer &c
the resolution of inquiry as to Comma,
fieas Courts, the following bills:
House bill %: TO repeal the act estab.
fishing Courts Of Common Pleas.
House bill Of: To icorganize the Circui,
Court system.
1t transfers probate business to the Cir
cult Court; establishes thirty circuits, the
judges Of which are to be elected in Octo-
her. 1859, for six years.
House bill No. 95: TO give probate iu,is-
diction to Clerks Of Circuit Ccurts. and 10
prohibit them from practicng law in the
Circuit Courts.
Honse bill No. 9s: To profile for the
election Of Prosecuting Attorneys; defining
their duties. &c.
On motion Of CoIgrove the order Of bu-
slness and the rules were suspended. bill
No. 81 was read second time. laid on
the table, and 500 copies ordered to be
printed
On motion Of Parrctt the rules were sus-
pended to read bill 95. second time.
On motion Of Griffin il was laid on tl,e
table and five hundred copies ordered to be
printed.
REPORTS FROM SELECT COMMITTEES.
by Scott: Majority report from Com
n'ttee on game law. recommending the in
ehnItePostponcment Of House bill No. I6.
o repeal the game law.
By Turpie: Minority report, that House
ill No 4, be passed, g
On motion Of Davis both rcpotss were !
aid on the table.
BY Edwards, from the same: Report that
Is inexpelient to legislate in accordance |
nth resolution Of the House, proposing /
prohibit the netting Of pheasants.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY ,Shuli: That the Judiciary Commit
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-30
= Life IlIustratcd:

a First-Class Pictorial Family Ncwspa
per. devoted to News, Literature, Srienc,
and the Arts; TO Entertainment Improve
ment and Progress. Designed to encour
age spirit OF Hope. ManIincss, Self Reui.
ance, and Activity among the people: to
illustrate Life in all its phases, and to in
dlcate the mode by which we may attain
the highest degree of happiness aud nseful-
ness-a paper which ought to be read bv
every family in the land. Published
Weekly. at 81 year, or 81 for six mos.
Gsr By-an arrangement with the pub
fishers we are enabled to offer our subscr;.
bers either or all of the above works at
one half the regular price. At these rates
III can certainly afior; to take one or more
'f them. The new volumes commence
With the new year
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-30

Es- The Cincinnati Enquirer gives an
account OF man that went to surgeon
oi that city to get sore treated, when the
latter told him to call again and he would
attend to it. The man called, he was put
under tho influence Of chloroform and his
limb wastaken off without the knowledge
or consent ofthe man himself He nouns
the loss of his limb very much and intends
bringing suit for damages to the amount
OF $50, 1000. Tho surgeon declares the
ampntation was necessary to save his. pa
tents life. and he but followed reason and
conscience in doing what he did. Patients
and doctors disagree with each other some
lines, as well as doctors themselves. In
such cases the courts will decide.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-30
Eg- a colored bov na,ueJ s;m,son =.

Ge a colored boy named Simpson wa,
induced to ship for Liverpool. in New
ork, on Tuesday, but his mother suspect
ell something wrong, and got the assist
ance of the police. who found the boy on
vessel, not bound for Liverpool lbnt for
Mobile The crew was found TO be wholly
composed Of colored boys, none OF whom
hal free papers This looks like system
attic kidnapping. The sergeant of the
harbor police says that he has frequently
known ships to sail for southern ports
with colorcd crews. and has noted it as
remarkable fact that none of the crews
ever come back
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-30


shall stand
BILLS INTRODUCED
| by Durham: To amend section three O
the act in reference to landlords and ten
ants. T
BILLS on THIRD READING. l
10. 9: To prevent the circulation of un
authorized paper currency, was read thir,
time and passed.
No 62: To punish election officers who
refuse the ballots of legal voters, was rca,
third time ami passed..
ORDERS OF THE DAY.--sEsATE BILLS on TnuRI
READING.
No. III, for vcntilating. warming and re-
pairing county prisons. Read u thild time
and passed.
No. ., to amenl the divorce law.
On motion of Blythe it was laid on the
table. p
No. 8, to lcgalize conveyances and deeds
not having an official seal Referred to Ju-
dietary Committee.
( No. Ito prescribe the duties of assessors.
Referred to Committee ON County and
Township business, after striking out the
emergency Clause.
No 90, to amend the act authorizing
Agricultural Societies to hold real estate.
Ordered to a third reading.
HOUSE BILLS on SECOND READING.
No 6S: Mansfeld's License Bill was read
a second time and referred to a committee
OF five consisting of Davis, Stanfield, Har
ney, Blythe and Turpie.
On motion.of Branllam the order of bu-
'lness was suspended to introduce the fol-
lowing bills.
No. 80: To provide for the election of
Board of Sinking Fund Commissioners,
'nd defining their duties.
No. %: 70 appropriate certain funds for
nc payment of-tiIe january interest and !
he currentexpcnses of the State, and the
e-payment of money borrowed for such
purpose. ,.~ses4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-30
Ea- The inventor Of sbarne,s rifle,

ESr The inventor of Sharpe's rifles is a
bout taking ont patent for new pocke
revolver. Besides being much lighter thai
those which arc IN common use. it is male
IN such convenient form that it can he yer,
safely and easily carried in the vest pocket
Instead OF Gaping and loading with pow
der and ball, it is loaded by the insertion
oi cartridge. which contains the powder.
ball aud cap The barrel and cartridge arc
sroeved. so Chat il not only possesses the
advantage of facility in loading, but OF ac-
curacy in aim. notwithstanding its diminu-
tive size. ii possesses considerable efficiency
having thrown ball across the Connect
rut river, distance ofthrcc hundred yards.
two inch board.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-30

Ee Bayard Taylor refuses to make any
iurhcr engagements Tor lecturing the pre-
sent season. He is engaged for one hun
dred nights, at $50 per night, which, Of
course, brings him $4,000.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-30
The Wa.er.Cure journal

Devoted to Physiology, IIydropathy and
the Laws of Life and Health, witt, Enrra-
wings illustrating the Human Systems
Guide to Health and Longevity. Month
ly at 81 year in advance
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-30
THE REPUBLICAN.
MlTTINGLY, Editor.
PLYMOUTH, md, ~
Thursday, -. December 30, 1858.


ES- The official returns of the election
in the Berks Penn.) Congressional dis
trict give kcim. anti-Lecompton, 6,l56
votes and Wanner 5.6S7. This makes
kein's majority 5G9- Swartz's majority
over Clancy Jones was only 80 or 40.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-30

G,~ n woman dic,l recently in Cincin-
natl. who had accumulated 5000 in her
business ofplayinS hand organ and sing
ing in the streets.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-30

Devoted to Phrenology, Physiology,
Mechanism. Education. Agriculture, the
Natural Sciences, and General Intelligence,
IS prolusely illustrated with Engravings.
AMI published monthly at 81 /. year. Ev-
cry Family, ana especially all young men
and women should have copy.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-30

The Post Office at Evansvills was.
entered on Friday night OF last week, aid
some So in small change taken.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-30

schools, and that all uniformity would b
destroyed hy this bill
! Bennett favored the bill-thought it JUS,
j IN its provisions and clearly constitution
al Some counties paid to the school fun
twice as much as they receive from it, whicl
causes the present system to operate une
qualiy. Statistics were produced to show
the inequality of the present law
Bobbs opposed the BILL lie contrasted
the 'tiifcrancc in the systems un,lcr the old
and new constitutions-sho that the
present State system as opposed to coun-
ty system, was contemplated by the fra
mers OF the new constitution
Ilcdiscussion was continued by Craveus
and Anthony who reviewed the cxpedien-
cy and constitutionality of the proposed
law
At half past four o clock the committee.
on motion of Iefiren. and through their
chairman, Mr. Murray, reported progress
and asked and obtained leave TO sit again
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-30
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

REPORTS FROM Committees
BY Griffin, from the judiciary Commit
tee: Recommending the passage of Senate
bill 10 euro defects in deeds, &c. Concerred
in.
By Scott, from the same: That Hofse bill
(49) in reference to forfeiting recogni-
zances be indefinitely postponed. Concur
red in.
By Clements, from the same: That House
bill (41 declaring what shall be a sufficient
seal for deeds, be laid on the table. Con-
cured in.
By Brotherton, from Committee on.Or-
ganization of Courts: That House bill (42l J
to reorganize Courts of Commoa Pleas be
indefinitely postponed-lst, ttdusc it pro-
vi'les too frequent terms of court I'd.
Gives jurisdiction over cases of too SMALL
amount. 3d. The larry would be too
small in counties having small popula-
ton. 4th, The manner Of paying the Judges
by docket fees was Objectionable. 9th. Lit
igation would be made more expensive
9th, That lawyers and professional Jury
men would be fhs only parties benefited
by this act, and the less patronage given to
them the better for the publie
By Hunter: Minority report in favor of
the bill, answering the objections He fol-
lowed ip brief speech more fully explain
ing the provisions and merits of the bill.
Dobbins moved to lay both reports mp |
on the table, which was not agreed to.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-30

The Albany Jaurnof thinks that the
ep'thet "aask Republican is decidedly
out OF place. considering that the Repub-
i'can States now have 1880. $50 whites
while the Democratic have now but 6, ,422.-
4iS-the former being in the proportion
ef two to one. According to the census
- the kePaollcan is pre-eminently the white
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-30

B re- In Marseilles. France. one hundred
electric clocks have been placed in various
parts OF the city and in the street lamps. so
that the hours may be known from then,
by night as we'll as day Such clocks
have been on the street lamps in the city.
OF Ghcnt, Belgium. for sonle years.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-30
SDIANA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30. 1855.

timing over TO the regular session the un-
finished business in the or,lcr in which it
shall stand 49,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-30

BILLS lNTRoDUcED.
by Durham: To amend section three of
the act in reference to landlords and ten.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-30
G. n. WOODWARD.

l have only time to say come along
the gold is here, sure. L will have house
in the spring. A garden is IMPOSSIBLE
BRING everything. You will need all here.
We reached here to-day. have inst
wash.'l one pan and found between five
and eight cents.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-09

NorICE-Clifton, Albright Il Co., of the
Clothing Emporium, No. 10 Cedar Street,
having adopted the cash system, are selling
the most fashionable garments in the market
at astonishingly low figures, where anybody
wanting genteel fits of fancy clothing would
do well to call. They solicit call from buy
ers to convince them their motto is Glow for
cash. Come and examine goods and prices
and test the motto, and see what amount may
be saved by the experiment.
Ia addition to our stock of clothing, we
have a large variety of piece goods, selected
with great care, which we will make up to Or
der and insure satisfaction.
We earnestly solicit our friends to call as
early in July as possible aud cancel their ac-
counts.
CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT, & co.
iuly 3-lw.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-09
City Council.

THURSDAY, July 9th, 1898.
Aid Coltart, in the absence of the Mayor
took he chair. and called the Board To order,
"a quorum of Aldermen being present
Aid. Fogg. from Finance Committee, pre-
sent-d the reports OF the Treasurer. Recorder
Revenue Collector, and Water Tax Collector;
which were severally received and ordered to
be filed.
Aid G. F. Jones submitted the report of the
S.xton of the Cemetery, showing the inter-
ments for June to be 2S-20 whites and s
blacks-26 from the city and from Florida
OF the rs, eleven were infants. The whole
number OF interments from lst January 10
lSt July, were 1879. We suppose that some
or IL have been Inferred at Mount Olivet
Gem t ry during the same period.
Aid. Fisher presented The Wharf Masters
report, which was iii, d.
Aid. Paul, from Water Works Committee,
presented the r. port OF the Assessor of the
water tax for the six months ending lst Jan
uary next showing the amount of tax listed
To- be SlZ,933 60; and sprinkling tax S2,079
5i-iu all Sl5,Ol3 81; an increase over the
last half year of S2s3 81 Report filed.
Aid. Haynle presented the report of the
Commissary, showing expenses for the past
month to be SlS7 50. Received.
Aid. COnxer, from Special Committee to
whom had been referred the subj ct of ascer-
tanning the cost of graveliug the streets. show
ing that gravel can be put upon our streets
at cost OF cents per bushel, or even at 1
cents, properly managed. The cost OF rock
now put OH is from 10 to IL cents per bushel.
Aid. Conger stated that gravel was much
better than rock. aud will last longer. He
tho ght 1t would lake J, zoo, 900 bushels to
gravel all the streets and alleys of the city,
from end to end.
Aid. Fogg. from committee to whom was
erred the Dill to license steamboat runners,
ported III favor Of the passage of the
bill
Aid. Conger gave a detailed statement of
the cost of improving the Work House 1t
will cost about 81 500, at the lowest calcula-
ton.
Aid Halle presented petition from Saml.
Watkins. for the privilege OF laying down
pipe and using hydrant water at his houses on
Vauxhali street, outside of the corporation
Referred to Water Work, Committee
Also, petition from n large number of
steamboat owners, officers and others. asking
for stringent laws aud a heavy license to
steamboat runners. Received.
Aid Halle introduced resolution to an
point committee 10 procure a pest house,
where those afflicted with contagious Diseases
may be taken care Of Adopted. and Aid.
Hail, Ware and Conger appointed said com
nittee.
Aid. Halle introduced bill to mare efTrc-
tually harmonic the official relations existing
,etween the City Marshal and his DEPUTIES
md the night police Passed first reading.
Aid. Conger introduced bill 10 make adj
Litions to the Work House. Passed two r, adj
Ing. and referred to Committee on Improve
ments and Expenditures
Aid Conger otfertd n resolution to put ont
BY contract. the graveing of the streets. r.
ferred TO Committee on improvements and
Expenditures
Adjourned.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-09
The SEIixir..,

Prepared by DR.. JAS. WILLIAMS, for the of DYS
PEPSY, and nothing but DYSPEPSY las advertised in
another column has, by its own merits obtained for
itself so high reputation in Philadelphia, that Phys
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selves and prescribing it to their patients, convinced
by observation, of its great efficacy in restoring the
dsordered digestive organs a healthy function NJ
merous cases Of Dyspepsy, of the most aggravated
character, which were abandoned incurable by
some of the Medical Faculty, have by the of this
/ ncateS testify. aprl3-ly
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-09
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