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Per ship Republic, from Bremen-ls5 in I'll steeruge
EXPORTS.
GALVESTON AND MISUNDERSTANDING exas-5O)
bbs flour 1850 bhls whisky 80 hhds sugar Is casks bacon 70
ties rice l5O bxs candles, 6O0 sacks coffee.
HAYRE-Ship Young sam3s6 bales cotton, 100 ties lard.
HAyRE-ship Marquete-3959 bales cotton, 1900 slaves
BORDFAUX-Ship Ed Evere759 bales cotton 81 hhds TO
bacco, l,62O slaves pigs mdse.
B0STON-Ship Rockingham3t2 bales cotton, % bales Of
rope cuttings, IS tons lead
aALvEsToN-sehr VIM R PellLs-2oOl bala coal.
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! ~ a t1NtUf.AIE JGEFFIRSON PAU-
Es4z+st1s4 X r i-Fnr JelsrQu Egntp Port Cudi0 and
4szzsssssS3 AL Innings he lakEs Shreveport Grand
B on Canpe, and Ecore Alexandria and all landings On
Red ryefh new light dught and swift running passenger
packet Starlight Ghas Hays, master, @ r Hays, clerk
will leave above For freight passage apply board
EDWARDS 4 ID ,NTZEL,
Mo Advertising Agents.
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FOR YAzOO- RIVER
Leaves with Dispatcb,

Leaves with Dispatch.
HIS@s TWELVE DAY PACK EFT FOR
lE1aa4544A%%4ISSa FOR &AzOO AND TALLAHATGHIB-The
571zazs5a new, Light arm passenger Judah
IONrO, 4. g. Ledbetter, Henry o. Heath, cork
VIII eWe above giving through bills Of adiug FOR freight
or passage, apply board
EDWARDS & DENTHEL,
MS Advertising Agents.
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SIP wa a8 va T 5 . aaya nom nyoss aaeo TO
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leaves on THURSDAY, 18th inst, Mt o'c7ak r ".
r. - FOR ,fEFFEkSON.-T TIE FINE
t!55i54L5tZf9 and eomiofmble steamer Comet Capt Z.
fleade, will leave above JeHrrsou and all
intermediate landings on Red river. For freight passage
apply On board,
Il. G. RANDOLPH 4 CO.
M 2 Union
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Per ship Republic from Bremen-l85 in Ii stoorngo

Ship Sila Gresnan, wobber IS days from New York to
Woodruff &co
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Leaves on THU RSDAY. 18th inst, al q r. ~
IT. a, FOR NATCHIF0CHEs, GRAND
lEsss4fji tc-r", Alexandria. Barbin's and NOrman's
Landings, and all intermediate andngs Or Red
veTFhe inc light dUgbt passenger packet steamer ID Il
Carroll, w. Kimtall, master, will leave above For
frei5h3 passage apply Oh board,
EDWARDS & DENTZEI,
The Carroll viii take freight for Shreveport with The
privilege OF reshiPpinu.
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Leaves on SATURDAY. 9Th inst at 8 ?, NJ
IT. REGULAR BAYisU BARLHOL0-
A[SA4tLts1 new Packetrhe splendid steamer w. W.
Easz5azssss Fnt mer. W. W. kher master, Garter
jeamln clerk will above for Bayou bartholomew
aud AL ntemedae landings For freight passage apply on
board
EDWARDS DENTZELs
NO Advertising Agents.
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Lsave, on Taga$pA A J, A. 25;h i2s,;

IEAEtLE4S' For inc III fl, Fulton GuOl. Spring Bank
Alabama Landing shreveport Grand Bayou,
Gampe Grand E5ore, St. Maurice, COte Alexandria,
r1f and Babtn's ianliursThe light draws only
AttrU inches steamer Effort Mcmillan master will leave
as Above, For freight OF passage abpIy on board,
EDWARDS ~ D tNITRI5
MT Advertising a gents.
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NOTICE PROM AND AFTER THIS DATE, MR..
in JND IL GAVANEA is authorized om4ks freight engage
for AID his vii b1 confined by
S. y JONES y co,
New Orleans Nov. l, 1865. nj
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, ~ II sETEAN4EEt .. L. EDiltSE FOR
lEI&lsksETa HickshuTg-ReguMr Wednesday PAcket-The
new and maguihcent packet steamer II. L..
Hodge, john Smoker, master, Will leave regularly above
Commencing Wednesday, the 22i Septembe for Donald,
s9nve Bayou Coma, PlRQuemine Baton Rouge Bayou sara
NRChez, Waterproof Rodney, ST. Joseph Grand Gnlf
rentou and Ycksburg For freight OF passage amply board
EDWARDS & DENTZEI,
nS Advertising 4 gents
R~ The B. L. Hedge connects Yicksbug with the
AEo and Ranger and will take freight with privi.
ege Of reshipping at card rates.
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sRS- FOR HAVRE-rHE AL VERY FAST sal-
R#SSs ing regular packet ship Baden, Captain Sphep,
tazslsuow loading will haze immediate dispatch.
BANTER, LOWELL. 4 co.
For pasrge hnving unsurpassed accommOdRous apply
above or on board, Pos t. rhi5d District. o26
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6kN FOR PEILADEIPHIA-TTT Al FAST
KET = sailing bark NenCv8, Can't Roberts, now load
ne and having most et her cargo engaged and going
board. hRyG mU cdiae disparch For blsnee freight
apply board, opposite the Vegetable Market Second Dis
trie or to j. II. BASS,
Common street
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17
The Hanging Yesterday.

Our readers are all familiar with the cir
cumstances attending the horrible murder Of
Martin Van Buren, Grswold on the 7th day
OF November last, on the property of Mr..
Horace Kilham, within short distance OF
this town. The murder was committed at or
about 10 o'clock in the morning, by party
of five Cinnamon, named Fou Sin, Chou Yee,
Coon You, Coon See and All Hung. Fou
Sin was the cook at the residence of Mr..
Kilham, and seems to have been the princi-
pal mover in the murder The others were
his friends and associates Mr.. Griswold
was the confidential business manager Of the
affairs of Mr. Kilham, and at the time of the
occurrence had large sum of money in his
charge, which was proven to be the incen-
tive to the horrible deed The villains, fol-
lowing the commission of the deed distracted
between $4,000 and $4,000 from the safe,
and left. The discovery was not made until
the day subsequent The community rose to
u man Wnen the circumstances were made
known, and all united in endeavors to inter-
cept the fugitives and bring them to justice.
After reasonable lapse of time the accused
we're arrested in various portions of the State,
and, upon an indictment found by the grand
jury were brought up for trial. Fou Sin,
Coon You and Chou Yee were convicted
upon the most incontrovertibe testimony and
sentenced to be hung Coon See was acquit-
ted of the charge of murder for want of pos
tive evidence of his completely in the murder,
Notwithstanding strong impressions Of his
guilt existed with ALL He was remanded to
jail to await other action of the Grand Jury; /;
indicted for receiving stolen money and for
grand larceny, as participant in the robbery
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17
THE LEDGER.
t. A. SPRINGER & co.
Democratic State Central Committee.

The following gentlemen constitute the Demo
cratic State Central Committee, for the ensuing
year:
Sacramento--v f. Geiger, F. Forman, J. ii
sullivan, Sac. =. o.; Peter Ross, Michigan Bar p Q
San Franciseo-T. Foley, H. b. Truett, Jos. T
Hoge, Robt G. Page San Francisco p o.
FL Dorado--D. w. Gelwicks, W. ii. Smith, Wm
A. January, Placerville =. o.; A. st. Clair Denver
Coloma Z. o.
Tuoiurnne--A. n. Francisco Sonora, L. ..
.Neradd-S ii. Chase, Nevada p o.; ). ). Lewis
San Juan p. O.
Calaueras-H Putney Murphys =. o.
Placer Anderson. Auburn L. u.
Ytsba--T b. Reardon. G. W. Bloor, Marysvilie.
Siskivou-E ii. Steel, Scott's Bar p. O.
San Joaquin-H. T. Huggins, Stockholm. Q.
Fresno L. p. Hart, Milerton =. o.
Buffe-T. A. Turner, 0roville,P 7. o.
Los .fngles-J w. Shore, Los Angles P.0
Sonoma-J. NJ. Hudspeth. Sonoma z. o.
Trinify-S d. Kreider Weaverville p. o.
Sierra-Frances Anderson, Downievlle, 7. 0.
.amador-T. A. Springer Jackson p. o.
Santa Ciara-Wm Matthews San Jose z. o.
Contra Costa--A. r. Melouey, Martinez p. o.
Piumas--W. ID. Sawyer, Quincy p. o.
Suffers. r. Warrington Nicoaus p. 0.
Del .vorfe--C. n. Thornbury, Crescent City.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17

son. But | could not well resolve the fact
that the Captains of each of the these COM
panies were not in command. ! ask for in
formation. What with rondo and other a
ceteras, the village of Jackson has been kept
alive up to the moment of writing, and will
conclude this. the first of my series, with the
simple remark that future occurrences will be
reserved for No. 2, and that recommend
my scribblings to your mercy.
San Francisco.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17

my brother to all time. "One tbous,n5 -
shorten ones existence cannot snoai' 'u iengtla
write to my younger brother (Tbinl 50 mus
There Is my box, which will be duly t,anO nOs deepY
YOU Show 1t to father. think nv BROTH. oS.erFed'ta
my relatives may like to see it. NV br",i, aud al
need; You are still ignorant. am trpo is! az
naVe'no", pehoid nine finger nails. which ID, nli
transferred to you with the box, WboO "H,eh Will u
er brother gets them, he must no. eeaao yoahg'
me In remembrance hold
Written with all good will. FORWARDED 4,
family on the sth year. I'd month. aSth 10 'hs
the reign Of the Emperor Ham Fung. Hay y
Green spring | await you In gladpess
Who can obstruct or impede the vast L.rr
grainf 'eS' Oh ths
True felicity must come from SELF otherwi,o .,,I
After joyful spring, comes tedious autumn
tSigned,l For spr>,
Within the enclosed letter are two cola l5NLN' IA
Of the value of IS; besides, there Is bo pieces
will also be delivered. IVA winch
My'body hath gone before me, boyne an =.
My youth was coupled with twenty sn,in,,. .guas
unconscious of it, but thus il was. Inrsa q W.
low the bridegroom of the Southern Hin. "'ol-
l"'sneul Trr Ym
Sing and dance; truth is complete evil s..,
will again arouse the suspicion of foes and auOAs
Now let me wear the lowered cap wrapped IN nal,
en- garments, and my brow decorated Win "a, so'l-
[Signed,l An Koox x Sxs
May pity be as ceaseless as the motion of :,
leaves Of the dancing pine tree, famed by zepbyr
wings" p"!'S
Music and the practice of the guitar hath il, TINA
The spirit will mount, borne by red incense ei Tiue
fragrance; the fulfllment like gem i ''a sdou =,
wrought.
t'An Ambrotype.l [Signed,l KooS Yor
True translation by CHAs. 7. CARynpo
Chinese Interpreter 10 the Govt. of San Francis .
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17
Portraits of tho Murderers.

The following are the portraits of the MR.
derers who were executed in this place yes
terday The likenesses are exactly correct,
as they appeared when the ambrotypes we're
taken, in the Jail, some ten days previous to
the execution. They are from the pamphlet
edition Of the Life of Griswold, and the
Lives and Confessions of the mnrderers, is
sued from this Office and containing COM
plete and highly interesting account of the
whole affair This pamphlet is in convenient
shape for mailing, aud will be highly priced
by Atlantic readers:
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17

MAY BAIL.-There will be grand turn
out at the ball at lone on Friday the 5Oth
instant No pains or expense is being spared
to render it the most pleasant reunion that
we have had in Amador County. We can
assure all lovers of pleasure from abroad
that they will not be disappointed in their
anticipation OF enjoyment Mr.. Gish, Of the
Veranda Hotel, is to provide the supper and
q better caterer for the table is not in all
California. We hope to be present on the
occasion.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17

SPIRIT OF THE TmEs.-Stephen 7. King,
Esq, of the San Francisco Spirit Of The
Times has been spending few days in Jack.
son, and will visit various parts of the county.
He is in all respects worthy gentleman
genuine and very creditable representative
Of the newspaporial fraternity-and we CON-
mend him cordially to the good offices of our
friends generally. The Spirit is capital
sporting and literary journal, and has what it
richly deserves-an extensive circulation.
Success attend it.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17

JoHN NuGENr-This gentlemen sailed on
the last steamer for the East. His depart
ure was made the occasion for splenetic re-
marks, dictated by malice and jealousy,b by GER
tain San Francisco journals. What effect
these attacks will have abroad, we cannot
tell; but we are quite certain that in Cali.
iornia they will only injure those who made
them. Mr.. Nugent's reputation cannot be so
easily blasted The Democracy of Califor-
MIA owe him debt Of gratitude for the SER
vices he has rendered to the party, and they
will not be at all influenced by any petty
aud malicious charges that may be brought
against him. In the memorable campaign Of
1856, the San Francisco Herald was pow
erful engine in behalf of the good cause, and
certainly contributed more to the election of
James Buchanan than any other paper in
Calforna-we had almost written than all
other papers in the State. He is writer
of great vigor and ability a man of honor,
and too well known to be made to suffer by
his calumniators.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17
Job Printing.

We are prepared to do all kinds of Job Printing
at this Office in as good style as it can be done in
the State; and to substatiate this have only to
point to the work we have heretofore done. We
will do work as cheap II can be done in this part
Of the State. and in better style. Send in your or
ders and If we do not give perfect satisfaction we
will make no charge
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17

CouRr OF SEssIoSs.-In this court the
only business of Importance transacted this
week was the trial OF All Kin, charged with
being an accessory after the fact to the muir
der of NJ. V. b Griswod The jury re-
turned verdict of Not Guilty
The reason for his acquittal seems to Os
that bis offense, if any, in the opinion OF the
Courn, was committed in Sacramento county
He disappeared from this vicinity immediate
lys on his release.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17
SUICIDE OF COON SEE

On Friday night last, about II o'clock. Coo,
See, one of the Cinnamon implicated in the murder
Of Mr.. Griswold, and who although acquitted a,
the murder for want Of evidence, was beyond
doubt guilty; and who was on Friday convicted q,
grand larceny in robbing the safe at the time of ina
murder, hung himself in the Jail at jackson, IA
did SO by tearing up his shirt and using the strDr
thus made for the purpose, A corner of one a
the planks lining his cell afforded him pout
overw which to hang his moose. He was not suspend.
ed over twelve minutes yet all efferts on the par,
of the Sheriff to resucitate him were unavanr.
The following is the finding of the coroners jury,
We, the Coroners Jury before Coroner 4. D.
Kibbee this tenth day of April, 1855, at Jackson
in Amador county, do find that the dead body. be.
fore us, is that of Coon See, Chinaman, who was
prisoner in the county Jail, of Amador county Al
the time Of his death and that he came to bis death
on the night Of the ninth day Of April, 1855, by
hanging himself by the neck, with string in hi.
cell--that the string was made of strips torn from
his Shirt and that his death could not easily have
been prevented by the officers having him in charge
The fhcers are entirely exonerated from all blame
in the matter
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17

KEYSTONE QUARTZ MILr.-This MILL Y"
Amador, in this county was attached TOT q
considerable amount some time since, and "
r. Cans, Esq, elected Receiver by the cTeu'
itors The following is the result OF twenty
three days run, up to Tuesday last, under
his management: Amount of gold' so'ZOv'
expenses, about So, 200; profit, $4,000 A
mill that can be made to do so well as 'n'
should not be in financial difficulty onae'
the superior management of Mr. Cans "
would soon clear itself of debt.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17
Democratic Central Committee.
JACK SON.
SATURDAY s MORN. APRIL, II, 1858
Money! Money Il

Va. II ever there was time when we needed
money, it is just at this time We have demands
to meet, and unless those indebted us come to our
assistance, we don't know how they are to be met
We hope those of our patrons who are in arrears
will act promptly.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17

ApoLoGETIc.- have had all that we
could do the past week in printing the histo-
ry of the murder Of Griswold, and this must
answer as our excuse for not giving more
reading matter to our patrons this week
We had no doubt that such work would be
received with favor by the public and there
lore bent all the energies of the Office to get
ting it up in first rate style.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17
Advertising.

The LEDGER now has the largest circulation OF
any paper in this section of the country, and con-
sequently offers greater advantages to advertisers
Merchants and others would do well to avail them
selves of the benefit Of our columns
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17

Nor BAD.-We are informed by ShepPS''
of the Poney Express that strs" eS"' .
lump of gold was found in the Miller OOS', T.,
claim, in Clinton, on Friday last, ana r.'
ounce piece on Saturday. Success to the po!', ",
say we. May they find more OF the '"'''
sort. "Just so.r
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17

MILIrARY.-The cavalry company nere'0
fore spoken Of, was organized in Jackson oA
Tuesday of this week by the election OI 'H'
following officers: Captain, w. Sharp f'i'
Lieut., II. A. Eichelberger; Second L'eu's'
S. S. Manon aud w. ]. Paugh. ist sers''
Henry Herring.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17

Ar DRyrowN.-Our friends, Sawyer &
Alvarez, are making all needful preparations
to receive their friends at the Railroad House
in Drytown or Monday the Sd of May
The best of music has been engaged for the
occasion, and all arrangements made for a
splendid Soire Dansanfe We expect a
brilliant affair of this Drytown ball, as those
engaged in getting it up are well pos ted in
such matters, and will be sure to render it
marked event in this section Of the State.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17

To CoRREsPoNDENTs.-We are forced to
lay over some communications this week.
We will give them due consideration in our
next tItt gt
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17

FOR THE LNFORM1TTO.N OF HIS EX-
CELLE.NCF MY F.dTHER; In the 4th year,
ith month of the Emperor Ham Fungs reign,
took passage aboard of a ship and came to the
Sandwich Islands, on the 2sth day of the 10th
month following. There began to get work.
In the 9th year, Sd month and I'D day of Ham
Fung, being animated with the desire of gain and
also very desirous Of work, went, with another
friend, little man, to the :. Russian Posses
sionsn and was doing very well on board the yes
sci. On the 9th month, 2lst day, after my dis
charge, turned my thoughts TO my native village;
but of what usey | was out of employment.
therefore shipped again, on the 2Sth day, and ar
rived on the 18th month"; 2Sth day, at the City OF
San Francisco. | worked there Immediately, and
was in service from the 9Th day of the LIST month
till the 18th day of the 4th month, when fell sick
On the 29th day of the 9Th month, having recov-
cred my health, went up country, and arrived
There was engaged as servant by an American
gentleman, and remained in service over a month.
friend of mine wanted to beat the foreigner
He went, aud Others helped him. The Ameri-
canvas killed, and we were put in prison. On the
18th MONTH 20th day, we were indicted. On the
lst month, 18th day, we were convicted. On the
Sd month the sentence Of the law will be consum-
mated. Behold one, behold all
FoR THE INFORMATION OF NY YOUNGER BRoTHfR
Your brother still lives Listen to me. He has
words for you. Take heed; warn you. My words
are those of true affection. When you become a
man, be not Wild nor frivolous, nor fond OF wild
plays. Let your words be truth. Avoid idle talk.
On you is now centercd the affection, so complete,
Of q whole house. Whilst this say, still you are
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17

4 young stock-broker baving married a
fat widow with 100000, says it was not his
wlfe's face that attracted him SO much as the
fgurs.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17

II. c. MEEK.
WESLEY JACKSON,
FRANK ROBERTSON,
JoHN b. PHELPS,
W. r. MCCORMICK,
JONATHAN EVANS,
JoHY LEviSsKY,
NJ. ABRAMS,
W. NJ. MCKINNEY,
G. b. UsDERwooD,
HENRY MARCY,
THos. GREENHoLeH,
A. ID. KIBBEE, Coroner
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17
Coon You

was very much agitated; he was crying aud
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17
OUTSIDE ENVELOPE.

The within letter will trouble you to take I,
the Man Lee Store in San Francisco, and ther,
deliver it to Ngae Lee in person, who in his turr
will forward the enclosed sealed envelope to my
family, for which will feel obliged.
"Cheung See, on receiving this. will In his turr
see that this be delivered to the Man Lee Store il
San Francisco.
Forwarded by Fou seen. Folded with hand
of exceeding good will
INSIDE ENVELOPE.
"OPES NOT THE WITHIN. Folded with hand
of exceeding good will"
True translation.
G. I. CARvArHo
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-05-27
American Sentiment.

The National American, published at La
grange, Lewis county, iavors the running o
an American candidate in this District, |,
says
The longer the Democratic and RepubIi.
can parties keep up this agitation and The
more ultra and violent they become, the
greater tie necessity there will be Tor a
great conservative party and the sooner the
reaction will take place that will build up
such party. Then how important it is
Ina; Americans should stand aluof from these
two sectional parties ana assist neither but
preserve their own dIsilncI organization and
around which will eventually rally, the good
and The true, tie patriotic and Union low
iug men Of all parties. Yes! Our party will
form the nucleus around which will gather
all The elements OF true Democracy and Re-
publieanisIn who will go in for the establish
ment and preservation OF a true American
Nationality uncontaminated with foreign ele-
ments. This then, will be the great National
Party of America. To this end let us
nominate a candidate who is opposed to
agitation and seotionaism. and endeavor TO
unite upon him all the elements of conser-
vative opposition 10 those two parties.--
Bring out good and true man and we can
certainly elect him upon the platform re-
Gently put forth by the American State
Council Of Missouri, b4.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-05-27

su1cIDE.-Henry William Herbert com.
mltted suicide few days since, in New
York. He was writer of some distinc.
ton, most of his productions having ap-
peared over the signature of Frank For
rester." He had been married but few
months, but was not living with his wife
He left letter to the Coroner, and one to
the Press-forgiving every body-even the
tattler who had worked separation be-
tween himself and wife-and protesting a
willingness and desire TO leave this world,
after mature deliberation.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-05-27
Not in favor Of Emancipation


The Holt County News having included
the Jefferson Inquirer IN a list of paper.
tina, favored Emancipation, the Inquirer
defines lis position as folows:-
I'VE nre opposed to it. and we demand
of Mr.. CnndiH The proof that We favor il III
any way, shape nr i"rn. and unless he does
80, we shall brand him as man Loo, IL
every sense oil honor that should charac-
teri,r a gentleman. The Inquirer shall noI
be sIandered by sci OF editors, whose past
character is tainted with crime, and We
hope il rur friend Cundiff cunnot tell the
truth OH us, he will have the nanlineSs mol
10 misrepresent us.
We know OF / one emancipation paper
in the State, and that is the Republican and
its editor has been agitating the question
since 1885.
We wish TO see the Union men oil Holt
county organize. For we can assure them
that it is Union against the Naiionals-ihe
plnnderers-the gold pen. pen knife, con
s,rnclive mileage and fine noie and cap
diaper. democracy Of the State. L. is Un-
ion agaii.s. the reckless administration, a.
gainst emancipation agitation,-a Union
for the sake of the Union"