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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12

movement in pob.dcs ard civilization are oehneo;
Enrone nroper "a in the center Of the system, and
France 10 ~ center of Europe proper. Between
France Asd Russia there is Prussis' between
France and the Leyani there is Austria, between
Franc and the Tpited States there is England, and
between France aud the Hispano- American
cop,tr;ss there j. Spain ss term Of transition or
cocnectipg Ink. With few lines diagram could
h. made TO show at once the whole construction OF
what may be called the present balance OF power 2I
nroduced By the independence of America and the
Growing power OF the United States, though toe
division Of Poland, the dissolution Of the German
Empire, ard the development Of Russia, are event.
which have contributed TO the great process OF
historical transformation which the present state
of things has been produced JULIUs FRcEBEL.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12

scup eels blackfsh or tsufog, in fact. sn frcsA a
except tr, a, ard perch, We dry ven and ron 10 sl
Indian neal before t3re. ard slso fry first ah~s'es
Of thin, nice sal, pork taking thess fiom the pa ~
fore putting IN the fish. Never pot gravy In the dsA
With free h.b. Trout arc perca sre covered wiA
b. s'en egg and rolled in bread crumbs before fyss
TIE invention Of cook stoves is Of Questionable cs.
pess Meats or poultry can never have the 6ns esvss
and iuiciness roasted their ovens m when In sa oven
or tin rooster before the fire. where it is accessible 10
bsstirg and turning. 1t is almost impossible TO give
fowl roasted in stove or range oven the fpe creamy
lock which basting and dredging with fcur hsfcrs
serving secures to them. Then the oven stsns sAs
suel of the burned fat which escapes from the meat
and this canrot be avoided. Beef or mutton saooN
not have bit Of salt put upon either vhss frs ct
10 roast; Jus, befor, serving bssie the meat Senk<
fine salt eighty over it, dredge -four on, md lst
brown up. Poultry must be covered with sweet lard
and ssls-tsa-spoohful Of salt TO two Of srd-bsfoN
roasting.
Another American abominstion is pie-estins-
though pie be nearly allied to piety this does not sa
il from condemnation. Pies eaten for breskfaS,
for unch for dinner supper, and many go to bed %
pes. "Oh pies save great deal OF cooking, ssy
ire frugal housewife, and convenient soe the
children to take to school, and then they are uet 70
hungry when they have pie 20 eat Pies are New.
Ereands favored rejection, to which portion Of tho
country we are indebted for original dishes, good IN
their kind, but very homsly when compared to French
cookery, viz: Baked beans and pork, baked Indian
pudding chovder, pumpkin pie, the good Of which
are we're good, the bad like Jeremshs Sgs suoestash
and what many esteem the perfection of their nvsn
ton, corn pudding, made of sweet green corn, mik
and egg.
Few nations have the wealth of material for the
cookery that We possess. Fish, hesh and fowl are
abundant, fruits and vegetables unsurpasaole, and
can be raised without great labor expense, and
owing to our own culpsbe careessness in all that per.
tars to health that we not the heshes beet fed
anG best trained people in the world R.R.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12

Here is an incl ease OF nearly IL per cent IL sur
face of a reduction on many old-established thor.
oughfares. Its traffic the present year will proba
bly, reach 600,00 tuns. 1t has yet had suffi
eient rolling stock, though running 600 coal cars
and l5 engines. Long trains of cars containing 10
tuns each, pass directly from the mines over de-
scendiDg grade 10 Trentor, where they ascend
long and elevated trestle work, and discharge their
contents into schooners carrying 250 tuns, mOored
in the Delaware and Rsritan Cansl. Such a vessel
receives her cargo IN an hour, and s,yes many days
of demurra9e BY this admirable arrangement The
road is said 10 have carried more freight per mile
during the past year than any other in this country
or IN the world Its construction was long opposed
and thwarted by tie Lehigh Canal Company. until
the glut of coal on that route became serious de
lay to shippers. Ii has already exercised whole
some influence over the movements aud the charges
OF that corporation, and in the end will probably
change it from coal mining 10 simple coal-car
lng company.
CT humbug there seems to be 10 end. The pur-
suit of fortune under difficulties is finely illustrated
m the persistent efforts made by sundy persons
heTeabouts TO get possession OF certain large estates
N England which are said 10 be wanting heirs. Ii
IS believed that those who urge these people on
Know nat they are swiudln3 tbem-that there are
10 such estates in the market. The Jennings
property Is noted case in point In this case the
Claimants have been twenty years disbursing money
to iswyers and agents heIe and abroad in the vain
hope oi being put in possession OF property said 10
be worth 500, 600 O00. But during the last ten
years these swlndles have been completely system
atlsed by persons who assume 10 show how great
English estates may be recovered. The Mosher
family have been extensively yictimixed in this
way. So great has the evil become. that the Gov
ernmcnt has been constrained to issue an official
warning against the arts Of these impostors. The
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-09-08
NOTICE.

At meeting Of the Republican County
Committee held At St. Cloud.- Angus. Is,
1851 1t was recommended that The he
publicans Of Stearns County ,ieet i, tllsir
respective Towns or Districts, st i o'clock
T, ~ on Saturday the 10th Of September
next, to elect delegates to the Republican
County Convention.
Z The said 'convFssnitiion will convene in St.
Cloud 1t the Everett School Hoe.s .tll
o'cloeksA. M. on Monday, September l2:a
to nominate candidates for the following
Offices.
Register Of Deeds, Sheriff, Count,
Treasurer, County Auditor, j dye Of fFrehs.,
Coroner. and County Surveyor; sn4 t, at
tend to all such other matters &. persa:a
to the organization and iuterez!s of t!,.
party:
l. The basis Of ofrepresent.tien IN said Con-
vention will be ~ follows: each organized
Town or election district will be entitled
to one delegate:- districts: which
polled: more than ifty aud less than cns
hundred Republican votes at ths last Oe-
tober election, to two delegates one
additional delegate, for every additional
fifty or fractional part Of fifty Republican
votes % polled. STEPHEN MILLER
Chairman Republican c.. Com.
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Facts for the People.

l. At an enthusiastic Republican meeting
lately held at Red Wing, Messrs. Good
rich and Ramsey made important speech
es from which, as reported for tn. M;n-
1nesoti;atn, We take TIE following extracts. :
Mr.. Goodrich said 's1S'@
:. Thesinging over. Judge Goodrich was
introduced to the audience and was warm
y greeted. Though evidently laboring
under indisposition from inflammation Of
The e3ess,; he made / speech which went
home STRAIGHT to the popular heart y and
mind One, e,peint he made told With ire
mendous effect The Democracy, :he, said,
were always boasting Of the length Of time
they HAD been in power. Tn the last caal-
paign, in that very hal, % their 8 speakers
had baasteae aethat1 If they were only trusted
with tpewer, and their members of Congress
elected, being in the majority At Washing
ton, and possessing al the Departments Of
Fthe goveeTnment, Minnesota could get .'fa-
4ors' distinguished and unspeakabls'tta
vors" s"-if5 the Democratic ticket was only
then elected. There would be q home.
stead law, or At allevents, the price Of pub
lie lands should be reduced to t,oelce cent,
an acrsu and 40 mere agricultural lands
should be ld-ne9dr ea; land! II Well, by
hook by crook, and especially by il erqok-
Peopls toef them ',{(a e ti,sir woTtdi: oti They
gaSe thembh httwfo more years Rase Of power.
BIT t0hsEalaad sthaI tdnnni Il Nothil1 sthat
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-09-08
Another Challenged Donnell y,
versus Lowry. :'as'4 top

having got ye braggadocla Brlsbln just
where we wanted hin, We now proceed to
attend to the case fye Winnebagp Inter-
prefer, Lowry who iA the candidate for
lieutenant Governor on, the Democratic
Ticket. The Pfionce;r,. de Demlocrotf Of the
10th, in noticing this large Indians nom
ination said: st4s2@ 5j91: aLi3@x 41s4a u:
For Lieutenant Governor, .SyIvanus
B. Lowry. Of Stearns County, was no,nin-
ated by acclamation. An old pioncer-a
gentlen,an. Of culture and abilify "a thor
ough and uneompromising g Democrat he:
presents aolnost striking contrast to his
opponent" 81. 81, r.; ~ - r..,...~.rf., t. :,
Now, IIgnatius Donnelly being the .top-
ponent" Of Mr.. Lowry, the Republican
friends Of the former are a little anxious
to see how much: this a''strikiny coxtrast"'
between the two men!will amount TO-, when
both the candidates for, Lieutenant Cover
nor shall be fairly pitted before the people
in a discussion upon the issues involved in
the respective Platforms Of the two par.
ties! - =, ~. =. ) l.. =.
We, therefore, on behalf Of the friends
of MIR. Donnelly, hereby CHALLENGE Syl-
yanus B. Lowry, Democratic nominee for
Lieutenant Governor, to publ discussion
or debate with Ignatius 'Dopnelly, the Re-
publican candidate for Lieutenant Cover.
nor, At any time after Sept. 26th,: and at
places in Northern, Minnesota; but would
prefer that the discussions should occur
at St. Anthony, St. Paul, Hastings and
Saltwater: >-=2' - - I
1 To this challenged the "Pieneer and Dem
ocrat, ," edited by the Chairman of the Dem
ocratic State Committee, certainly cannot,
on behalf Of Mr. Lowry, shrink from, af-
1 ter its boast about the ''striking contrast
which the old Winnebago Interpreter pre-
sents 70 Mr.. Donnelly from the former be.
"a gentleman Of culture and fine ability -
qualifications which it would have the pub.
lie believe Mr.*D! does not possess, and
hence the ssstriking contrast in Mr. Low.
ry's favor! !. If: the friends Of the stearns
County Moccasin, really believe in his pos.
sessing 50 striking an advantage in these
respects they cannot fear to trot him out
upon the stump face toface with the ssnea5''
Of the Republicans. The latter think the,
candidate most certainly, man of eminent
Couture and tine ability" and will BET
their money freely upon his distancing the
copper-colored ebay" Of the democracy
with all his advantages Of blue beads, blank.
cts, scalping knives, tomahawks, and brcech
/ clouts thrown in, to give ornament to the
dignity ofhis airy military moustache. Toe
tue mark Mr.. Lowry, or back down.
P. S. IF Mr.. Lowry's Couture and fine
ability" are not striking" enough for sue.
cess in an encounter with Mr.. Donnelly;y ye
Great Winnebago viii be allowed the priv.
ilege Of substituting for himself in the dis
cussion, any Of his Democratic colleague.
on the ticket, from Becker down to Cava'
nAugg g b - :. A 4A.t'enesQttqn: 2{} s;...: VI Il
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nouncement thai she was endeaa'yoring to
retrieve her reputation, and as FIRST step,
I had CHANGED her Old rulers Of dcbt-motaking
and tax-ievying propensitics for new men
Of another party pledged: to an honest, eco
nonical and strict administration Of pub
lic affairs ,..s,.., '-"..:~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-09-08
VIM s. MOORE,
111enAEv AND COUNSELLOR At Law
DAUxaBAPIDS,>1 / ;-z " Min.

*z7U61EH1I HyIERH: II" .HExRY swissnELN
;zssilEA IN EAk1s : EsTAT j, i e AGENCY
SAL --!sGr.acL0UDy MINNESOTA ,
sati,a1 s.dsts;gp.d Offer Their services, 70 loan
80 Aodey upon best real estate security; and
l,asr1sshhst. and vel property either real or
hs lefpo4d,s fer: reasonable commission. =
:, 1Gey. have NOW for sale, It low prices:'7 u
~Eos31 quartSr 1sstions 81 good land e.
80 AN - 1ots,s {s8ms improved 81 81: Cloud :
20 =" II Nininger adidhion to st. Paul. &
81 9et. Nnninger city, sssofss- nc CO.,
asH .z:essa ;dt'.ze i GIf1ER ~; b AiSWIsSHEtM i
80 - eess,aah ny +. 1859: Is -
ses.saso !; ysz!1if q Ne II g +
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8 as e60RCEaE BRO ETt :
s<lR16kER I'm RE hb II STARE
sEYaGeoats,suely lyeSzS S1annslasss qsanaty O.
IL Farming and Timber Lana; Also, town
effsRsftf sef je s:Ae;asHE n;RassPe!is is! st.
burg, S. Masystaa gst sdh Mia Las asss 1tf
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Republican State Comnittc>.
The following named gentlensn v.rs a. poi.--
ted by the Republican State Convention Of TIE
2o'h and 2lst Of July, 1859, to set sa Eerab!i
ean State Committee fsr cEey year
DANIEL RoH1ER.
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Republican District Convention
The Republican District Convention OK
the twentieth Senatorial District, will bo
held At the Everett. School Hon.e in st
Cloud on Tuesday the 18th day Of Sc: :
next, At II o'clock, A. H., for the pur.
pose Of nominating one seaatcs;a, =sd thr*.
Representative candidates for said Di.-
triett; and to attend to such matter. = ~ per-
tain to I'll. intersest!f fs&f u organisation .: Ii.
'Republicln party: y:5' p. . s1"~ss
~ Each organized s,ecdUh Dis,r;s. .ift !.
entitled 70 6se delcgase-tho:c district.
which polled more than 50 and less ,.:.n
100 Republican votes at the lsst October
eiection-to two delegates; and Al, .ai:tti5u-
ii delegate for each additional fttyor frac-
tional part Of ftty Esefu5licxn R votes s -
polled. By order Of the Republican i,,;;.-
trict Cou,mittee, STEPHEN M1lL1E, 81
teTEl an H9tesd t1ts4'a& Eti7a Chairman
~ The Republican, Of fstearns County, viii
please eject their de1egates 70 tbe above
Convention, ~ their Town meetings on
SATURDAY, September AOlh, -at I o'clock r.
s1spHEs AlIfIks, Chairman
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tSA4kS S11!s1o, Eshv1. ,ss}a STEPHEN MILLER
GllceRHtIV YA.& M ILLE r

-'+s ii xttofhies ainSd Couhnsellors at Law,
s. y szso<*''. 81: .11:2eci eciouD; o. n1Sx. INV sS.s4'a
sa1SS Wfl naks Collections, invest money; buy,
2s:ocA sr lean land Warrants, and enter purchase
81 dispose Of Real Esta.s. ..;,
<7''' ''N REFERENCEs.,
aaa r a,,. s1nox 'c4xEanox u. s. serate,"
~ s4!NnL,Xx MrrcHElLi Esq - Harrisburg Pa.
Gev. ALExANDxn AAA=hT, st. Paul, Minn.
Hen W1LL1AA WILKINS, 1'ittsburg, Fa.
1sn. THox1s WIzsoS, y int aa, MINI
@&9 I" 7. n. nIEsrhR, Esq, Philaee.phia," pa.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-09-08
THE eT.1CIOUD DEndoCRAT
JANE G. SWISsHELN: xD1JOk
Thursday, September 8, 1859.
REPUBLIC.AM II
: .'' STATE TICKETl

For Governor:
ALEX RAMSEY
o. HAHsIY COUNTY.
Fer Lieutenant GsvsrAsr:
j0NAHUJ DCKNILLY OF r.k.te.
- Fer Secretary Of sta,s:
J. L.. RAkRR, OF Blu, E.r,4.
For State Treasurer:
c1AA 1caEExER, o. w...;,s,...
For Attorney General:
GORDON !: COLI, 9. kis..
YoR CexoRBs1:
C1KU9 AADR1cH, - Ae.sep:a.
Wy. WINDOW, u M;nsss.
For District Judge .th Judie:.! District.
G: =. PAHOERRURGH ,: fisare2
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s'sas J NJ N.ss8hfITH,.E
DAA1S zaj4 Ra@k E4tate

.s;n5a s :n5aa11Y4 Fl i g., tfq6r1ltis r1lti 49,, 81
1sr.sns desiring invest in Lands OF
"a. ..TQMn, Property in & part of the the country
litH Il dhsnrpasscd in soil, aad rap}dfV filing
-oRle TOMS dds settlers, can 6nds favorable op-
-a1setunisiisabgas ayins t1othe nnde4signed ..
I'D napestys ystaz selaiieathe;.own of eHer.ford;
elf III best paying towns I'M this. part of the
-z3SHSf[v tsaSEslA1@hA 10 II n. SMITH. :
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Thursday: j ( j

power to DO right, but never did it-which
always promised, but never Performed
Wasn't it time TO have change To try
somebody else? Things couldn't be worse,
but mi ght be- better. Strong applause
greeted the points of the Judges speech
throughout. .,.,u n'r.
Gov. Ramsey. amongst other things
., .fZ9&J4a
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slass 49, e sso4sa al sbis:-; = = II" &
sasss ask 'esssN 70 sai>se4o edt 1egt: ~ <<HY'vS>
1AzessAaf iRzssi.lly b made in a eaa''ne'
.s sa 1AZEssQ OF ADyERr4s1NQ r IS \ Q1as9
- ssls.a. enc ysseEz,o IL ii. tsbna:4s $4,000
sas sX ssA.an,id ,sid sxs vys1aa vcU Il 80 so'M "
s. ooo-1eQtA Of solumla 2O,0O
q. sa1sEs hsSS:a a. ass s. is;. q. 4e.i, 100
cs4da 1ot essft e;ssataf71i as71 1iass Al'"@a5, %
aSv.<sii1 Hsssanaup, ten; j%tjee2 100
six. cents folio. first
mzfaaessaseaa 4osspts AL ~ pbseassnt insertions:
1sttsF. * ef business BY ~ t. h b directed to the
= zas4ekll: OH1r,sgaT fs,, az.1l --a-z.a 2n1 ~
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srosT sRd Fl; es5aiazsq d aaiss eas Il
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.ot nad: ani4ssi 1st7s ahas. aals fIaassss2l
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SEPTEMBER g. 1860.

@y.It y i,&3,E si; rs t. ysAszq2T.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

GERMAN MAY FEsTIvAL--The present Festival
is the most magnificent affair Of the sort ever
seen in the interior of the State-it greatly exces
last years Festival. At sunrise on Thursday, 33
guns were fred-one for each State, with addition
of twelve in announcement OF the iete. At II
o'clock procession from town met river residents
at Faggtown, and escorted them in with music by
The brass band, and under the American and Ger
man flags. Three cheers were given in front OF
Mr.. s. Lofman's store, in recognition of splen-
did German flag, presented by him. Thence the
procession moved to the Union hotel and dis
persed. At 3 o'clock they again formed on Court
street, and moved thence to the Pavilion, two
miles from town, on east Weaver creek; at
O'Clock in the evening, an Grafton was delivered,
which is printed below, soon after which dancing
commenced.
The opening address was delivered crcditably
by Mn. W. PoRzEIIus, in German, and in English
by +. WALTER, ESQ, as follows:
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN Welcome to our par
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

HIGB LIFE. Mrs Sickles' confession shows up
high life at Washington beautifully 1t is not fit
for publication, although eastern journals vie
with one another as to which shall first lay il be-
fore their readers. She not only acknowledges
improper intimacy with Key, at their rendezvous,
but also in her own house, after her husband S
request for her not to receive him. Mr.. Key re-
ceiyes no blame in her confession.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

RATHER TAlL.-The Placcryille CJserro says
there are three miners at White Rock, in that
county, living in the same cabin, who measure in
height respectively G feet 8! inches, feet Al
inches, and feet . inches, making in the oggrc-
gate 10 feet B. inches
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14
I Died

May 9th, in Weavervile of abcess of the liv
er, Mr.. A. j. LAUNcE, native of Missouri, aget
about 80 years.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14
Wednesday, the fsth OF May,
For asurer.

Nix. HENRY DoxEY announces himself as can
didate for County Treasurer, subject TO nomina-
tion of Trinity County Democratic Convention.
Weavcrvlle, May If, 1859.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

Two MEN DRowNED.-G Gen. Kibbe informs us
that Mr.. Van Duzen, after whom the stream was
named and Joseph Everts were drowned in Van
Duzcns Fork Of Eel river, HUMBOLDT county.
about ten days since. They were attempting to
cross The stream in canoe.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

LOWER ImMTY.-Charlcy shaicr, Of the river
express, furnishes the following Jos. Alden
arrived at Little Prairie on the 9th, seven day 5
from Cniontown, Humboldt Bay, with fulltrei2bi,
hono the first through train this year On the
7lh, Fort y Denny got through to Big Flat, with
th"ir trains, and Could is only one day behind;
The trail is now open for The season.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

PIERCE, CHURCH d Co. have received a new
article Of whisky, put up in neat little glass bot
ties with handles to them, bottle of which he
has given us TO fry. 1t is called the sportsman s
Whisky, and is good liquor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

gotta a boat running between Rio Janero and
Panama, have been arrested for roasting a man
alive. They dashed him to ladder between two
furnace doors whore be died in half an hour.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14
= he eriffaItV

JOHN p. JONES is announced as a candidate for
Sheriff, subject to nomination of Trinity County
Democratic Convention.-Apri 49, 1859.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

BETTER ATTENTION TO BUSINESS Circumstan-
ces have compelled US to neglect business for two
or three weeks; it has, nevertheless been admi-
r,bly conducted. All anniversaries. fetcs and the
ike, over, we are now prepared to attend to
business, at least, until the 4lh Of July
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

THE VoLuNrEERs.-W We hear that Gov Weller
is ont electonceringi The money 10 pay the vol
untocrs has rot been sent but Grcenhood & New
laucr Lave advanced considerable to the boys
Send that money. direct or there will be noise.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

oREYED HER FAruER.-A little girl in a New
York school, remained after all the rest had
rushed from the room at fire alarm. On being
questioned why she did so, she said My father
is fireman, and he told me if there was an alarm
ef ile in the school, | must just sit STILL
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

SAVAGE RETALAUoN.-Sh Should it be satisacto-
murdered by Indians the citizens of Tehama
county will be reminded that Indians do not al
ways retalate on those who are hired TO kill their
numbers by the head, but on innocent and unpro-
tectcd families of women and children The
course lately pursued in that county is not the
proper way TO rid themselves Of these blood -thirs-
ty pests, as the late terrible calamity may prove.
We hope such is not the case
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14
Dem. Central Com mittee.

There will be a meeting of the Democratic
Central Committee Of Trinity County held at
the office of Williams & Gallagher, on Court ST.,
in Weavervlle, on
Wednesday, the 18th of May,
1859, at clock, p. m, for the purpose of trans
acting business of Importance to the party. A
full attendance of the Committee is requested
II. b. DAWSON, Chairman
JAMES GALLAGHER, Secretary.
Weaverville, May II, 1859. 17lw
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

PoLuIcs.-ln Marysylle and other lower
towns the political mushpot is blubbeIing vigor
onsly; about every third man wants Office, and we
were nstouished at the number Of decodd friends q?
accosting MS. We were continually reminded Of
Holmes pig, (Marjposa GazeHc) The pig rooted
down Holmes door Holmes seat him; next
year the pig came back, fat and sleek, but Holmes
raid, '1ce fHo,c TN, N 'iG =