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Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22
Asiatic Competition.

Under the caption of " old blessing, Cold
a curse" the San Francisco .Horaing Ca2 discuss
es the steady increase OF Chinese emigration INTO
California;:
Our oliccti is to show orc urdeniqbly monstrous
and permanent evil which the gold resources of
California have cntailcd upon our people. States.
men, philosophers, and even a certain liberal
minded set Of phauthropists agree that the
curse which hangs over our country which,
above all other subjects Of difference viii take a
front rank in bringing the experiment Of free
government TO disastrous ciose-it is that of
having within our midst an inferior population
We refer to the alarming influx
Qf Coolies, aud the, to n, perpleXing strides
which they are making to infringe upon the in
dustrial vocations Of the white population. The
political and social enigma Of the day is, &" What
will be the upshot Of The descent of the Asiatc
Cooley race upon our shores p The continent
which faces rs in the east, contains a population
50 enormous in number that il is ready TO burst
forth from sown innate pressure, and ovcrwhclm
whatever country lies convenient To it. Calilor-
MIA, unfortunately, not only in the path of this
avalanche Of outpoUring humanity, but offers to
II rare nduccmcnt Of profit aud comfort. Here
they are coming. and here they viii come. They
are estrangcd to as by custom, manners and rell-
gloG. They are inferior to our people and unas
similatiye in every respect
What, then, will be the ultimate result of encour
aging their immigration? We know that the
present eVI! III their case, is Il competition Will
our own race, which is injurious to the Industrial
interests. We speak not Of the polluting effect
ol their characteristic immortality. But are we
not now Matching anahemas to be buried at ouI
own heads by generations yet unborn who will
say, " Asatic slavery exists in our midst. 1t isu
curse bequealbed us by our fathers, and for which
We should not be held rcspunsible';
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22
FOUNDRY
..AND..
Machine shop
SAN FRAN NCISOO.
Es,m,.l.4acI in 1850.

TGNHE undersigned Gontnne to manufacture, at
J. the above establishment, every kind Of Ma
chinery and Of Iron and Brass Casting
We are sole makers Of fllOWLAND'S PATENT
ROTARY QUARTZ MILLS which have now
been thoroughly tested in many localities, ana
are believed to offer many advantages over an?
other Mill now in use.
We also manufacture Quartz Mill machinery
of any other description required F.; Saw aud Flour
Mill machinery Shingie Machines Steam Ea.
gines Force Pumps, &cA &c.
Quartz miners can be supplied at short motto
with Screens of any degree of fnencss, made from
the best Russia iron, aud in the most perfect mar.
ner. We have facilities for furnishing this article
to any extent which may be required.
Orders are respectfully solicited for any of the
above, or other articles in our line 1t is our de-
sign to turn out the best work, for which we have
facilities, at least, not inferior TO those OF any
other establishment on the Pacific Coast, and al
the most reasonable prices.
GODDARD. HANSCONE & RANKIN
(l4ate Goddard 4 Coz
San Francisco, Aug. Is, 1859. 3lCm.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22

SHERIFFS SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF AN
- Execution. to me directed and delivered. is
sued out Of the 9th Judicial District Court Of the
State of California, in and for the county Of
Trinity, upon Judgement entered and docketed
therein August 10th, lSj9, in the action of T.. A.
Kelly against Andrew Waters, O. :. Dyer, H.
Squires and David Morey, duly atle,trd on the
18th day of August, \. D., 1859. have levied
upon aud seized n certain Flumc for dreaming
the trinity river, and the mining claims conncc-
ted herewith, situate in the Big Canon on Trim
ity river about . miles below the North
Fork, in said Trinity county together with all and
singular the appurtenances thcrcunto belonging :;
al,o the right, title, interest and claim of A. Wa
tcrs of, in and to certain mining claims, bitches
and fumes, situate OF the East Fork, about one
half mile above Christian Z John Nccltrl's trad
ing post, and known as the claims aud ditchcs Of
McKcnna ~ Co. also the interest OF said Waters
in and to certain mining claims, situate on the
bin on the west side Of the North Fork, nearly
opposite the mouth of the East Fork of said
North Fork aud known as the claims OF Wells,
Waters Il Co., and on the
22d day Of October,
a. D. 1859, at 2 2.oclock, r. NJ. at the Court
House door, in said county, | Will sell all the
right, title and interest Of said defendants in the
above described property, at public auction, to
the highest bidder, for cash.
JNO. b. MAY, Sheriff.
BY JoHN CLARK, Deputy
WeavervIlle, Sept. "A, 1853. 36.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22
F. TILLMAN
80 Battery ST., San Francisco.

COLE AGENT for TILTON d McFARLAND'S
- FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES,
with Steel Vaults and Combination Locks. Our
lock is so constructed that the owner may change
bis combination to any letter be choose, 1t re-
CURES no key to open the safe only number the
letters, which is simple and easy to understand.
The safes are impcnpirative to drill or chisel and
are endorsed by hundreds of our Merchants and
Bankers, and also by our Government and that of
England, who being convinced Of their security,
have lately sent Us orders for their supply.
Those who are in want of Il RELIABLE SAFE,
please call at the above address and examine ours
before purchasing elsewhere. 302Gt
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22

wv CD IL H E7 8
CHI ED A Nj AROMATIC SCHNAPPS
o 0
sTPEEIoE M ET1gIE OF
Manufactured by Myself, Exclusively, at
SCHIEDAEG, HOLLAND,
AND dtods rome
a
o
$
o n
who hnt United THREE
GREAT SUCCESS Gravel
Kidneys
ARTICLE UDOLPHO WOLFE.
CAUTION TO TE{E
a
EG~BEWARE OF THESE IMITATION, BOGUS SCINAPPS~UN
thcG
o.
OF signature oil label Wholesale respectable
Dealers the United UDOLPHO WOLFE,,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22

STATE OF CALIFORNlA-CouNrY or TRIM
> IrY 1T appearing by satisfactory evidence
tha. "a cause Of action exists in behalf of said
plaintiff, and that the defendant is a necessary to
the above entitled action. and that the defendant
cannot be found within the county and has de-
parted therefrom 1t is therefore ordered that
service Of summons on the defendant be made hy
publication once Il week for three weeks, in the
TRINITY Journal, newspaper published in the
town Of WcaverviIc and county Of Trinity, and
the State Of California;
Il. SLCOX, j. p.
Dated Sept. Il, 1859 3S.3w
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22

How TEccMaEH WAS KIHEp,-The Western
Cdr'St'a" Adooeate contains an obituary notice 10y
Rey \. Wright, Of the Indiana Methodist Episco-
pal Church, Of Isaac Hamblin, Sr., who died at
his residence near Bloomfield, Ia, "a few months
since, aged about eighly-siX years. Hamblin
was man OF deep picty and unqucstionable ve-
Iaciiy. lie was in the battle of the Thames, and
the writer gives the following as his statement
III regard to the manner in which Tecumseh was
killed
He says he was standing bat few feet from
Colonel johnson when he fell, and in inil view.
and saw the whole of that part of the battle,
lie vas well acquainted with Tecumseh having
teen him before the war, and having been n Drjs.
0ner seventeen days, and receiving many a cur
ring from him. He thinks that Tecumseh thought
johnson as Harrison, as he often heard the chief
swear that he would Lave llarrison,s scalp, and
seem,d TO have special hatred towards him.
JohnsOn's horse fell under him, he himself being
also deeply wounded in the fall he lost his
sword, his large pistols were empty, and he was
ehtanglcd with his horse on the ground Tecum-
sen had fred his rife at him, aud when he saw
INN iall he threw down his gun and bounded for
ward Ike tiger sure OF his prey. johnson had
only pistol ready for use. lie aimed at the
chef over the head Of his horse, aud shot near
The center OF his forehead. Whea the ball struck
IT seemed to him that the Indian jumped with his
head full fifteen feet into the air As soon as he
struck the ground little Frenchman ran his
bayonet into him and pinned him fast to the
ground.
Mas. PAATINGroN says, that just before the last
war with England, circumstances were seen
around the moon nightly, shooting stars pream-
baaied The earth, the desk of the sun was covered
with black spots Of ink, and comments swept the
horzon with their operic tails. Everybody said
II piofisatcd war, and sure enough it did come.
~ eosiiyeness vas felt throughout the land but
ile bravery Of General jackson eXpiated the
American citizeas aud foreign dominoes soon be.
cAale bysOgd
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22

WE INTEND RUNNING a REGULAR and
w reliable weekly Express between Weaver
vile, Union, and intermediate points. and semi
weekly between Weavervile and Big Bar leav-
ing Weaveryile every WEDNESDAY and SAT-
URDAY, via Oregon Gulch, Mouth Canon Cr'k,
North Fork, Big Flat, CoX's Bar, Taylor's Flat,
Cedar Flat, Burnt Ranch, South Fork and
mCOPA VALLEY.
Returning. leave Union every ThurSday.-
Strict attention will he paid to the transaction Of
all business entrusted to Us, and every effort in
our power made for the speedy delivery along
the route Of
TeicGrnphic Messages, Packages,
Parcels, Letters Papers, etc. ATLANTIC papers
vii! be forwarded over the route as soon as they
arrive.
We shall always be supplied with CQlN for
the PURCHASE OF GOLD DUST on our route,
make collections, and transactG general Express
business.
Persons on the route wishing letters and papers
delivered by us, are requested to place their
names on our list. r. NJ. LOOP,
II. G.. SlIAFER.
.Ga9~ TRINITY Journal carried FREE. ~ssG
Jan. 25, 1852 2tf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22
To Capitalists and Owners of Reo,p.
who contemplate making perma as'S'e
nent improvements
PHGNIX wORKs

hITTRHDGH & FRASER,
DROPRIETORS OF THE PH0gNIv mo-.
Works, San Francisco desire to call yonr r.'oN o
ticuar attention to the fact that they are sncdo par
lMlly and extensively engaged in manufacnriom"
FIREPROOF DOORS and SHUTTERS p 1It,g5 ,ng
VAULTS, PRISON CELLS, &C. &c, at D'ANN
Greatly Reduced Prices.
Our practical knowledge of the business J..
been rendered complete by ten years exnerions "aS
in San Francisco. F''''HIs
Our best reference is cur tCoTh, which %, l.,
seen IN nearly every city ana town in this Sats
from the country. ''S
a large assortment of second hand Doors oos
Shutters always on hand, and for sale at yor. H
low rates, at l72 Battery street, near pocf:J
San Francisco. ap235S'] 5s'']
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-09
From the South.

The Legislature of Louisiana has come 10 a
dead lock- on ball TO appor,ion the Rerres.
euiaiives aud Senators f tie State Lcgisla-
tu-e to The several parishes. Neither House
will concede point to the other. and seiiou.
fears are expressed that the quarrel VIII be
attended with very alarming consequences. il
both parties persist in an obstinate adherence
to the threats.
The construction Of the State pro
vides that before each apportionmenta census
.hsli be taken. aud that after such enumera
ion Of the inhabitants. the Legislature shall
not pass any law. Of any kind. until an ap
portioumenf Of the representation in both
Houses shsil have been made upon the basis
Of The Whole population. The disagreement
Of The two lleaSe~. under this constitutional
provision. stops aiilegislalion. The sessions
are limited to sixty days, and this session cx
pires on The 18th Of March. on which date the
existence II The present Legislature ceases
lf 10 apportionmeut he made. no succeeding
Legislature can be elected; and the Lcei-la.
tive power of the State III be abrogated and
AID the wheels Of the government he stopped
for the lack Of laws an horizing the aPprppri-
ai'en sf 'iagle dollar to keep them ~ no
ton. B'fore they permit such calamity ic
b. ial the State. some terms Of comp omise vii
be arranged between The two Houses
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-09
STATE oFINDIANA
Kossuth the Hungarian Exile in
London

A coutjbusor 10 BoDIer's Ledger furnishes
an entertaining aooo mt ola vi.il made lasi
fail al the pre.eni residence o. Eo,suth. in
London: .'Th Iiu gaI.aa patriot Is establish
I'd in Upper GJwsr street, B,dfofd square.
lie j. ia siraishteued circumstances. living on
the proceeds " his 'ecicres and contributions
10 news spaper.. eked ouiby the remnant ofhis
wifes - 900. most Of which was lost ia
railroad investments ia the United : aies.
Kossu'h tiiE admires our country and its iu-
stiiui ions. AID thinks Le ma ade some mistakes
ou his visit hers. IA consequence of his igno-
rance " oar sifAir aud the advice Of in,crrs-
~ fr-nds. Ia European politics he takes q
warm 'n'eFsst, eensuring, With unqualified
severity. onsiai's plot against Nspoleon's
life. and Mazz.nis local instructions, .s
identifying ,he cau,e Of Liberty with murder
aud assassination. he sin confidently e1-
pecls its triumph 10 Ecrore and other lands;
aud Nhelher he shall live 10 see 1t. appears u
hlm matter of small Consequence.
The question What became Of he 100000
collected by kcssuth il this country. is an
swered by the writer. Kossnih did not ap-
proPraie a dollar Of it 10 his own use. but ex-
pended it all on the political objects for which
Il was contributed. BY is sid be sent agent
AFTER agent expensire revolutionary service
Q Hungary two or three Of whom were exc
euled, aad the vigilance Of Austria rendered
has scheme aboiiive.
III is seven years. says the writer. since
KossuL islsthe United : ates--bui he looks
twenty years older ncw than he did thea,
His so~ine beard. then iei black i now plen.
tifully sprnklei with gay. Tie has grows
very bald. and conceals his badness by comb
ing his hair over the top Of his head. His
face is marked With deep 1rinkle., aud the
imPres, Of care. aud grjcf. and hopes long de-
frrred, Is deeply stamped upon his features.
But his smiles l. as sweet, his voice is as
deep aud melodious. aud TIE light Of his dark
eye is a son aud as tsoder as in the days
when they 50 Won he hearts Of our people.
and made tie soul Of this na,ion vibrAte like
he strings OF the Lutte to the touch OF gsniu.
aud OF skill
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-09

A vac expected. The Governor Tuesdav
morning returned both he Temperance B'n
and ne Treasury Bill vetoed H,s affections
appear IN the message which We rubii IA IN
another place. A pAH al them We have die
eussed slTeadE II peysss. 50 f.r a. The Frea~
ury Bin j. concerned. are answered by the
fact tia, bath Houses .,arnsiiAgeiy passed the
blll again over the veto. The L.ceass Bill
failed for want Of a consiituiional nsjorisy e
passing over the veto in the Hons-. though a.
IL had only one more thsn tie oppesing vote.
- fate ieeks gloos-y Indeed We eeufe~~ We
can see 40 rse N pAssing Z, fer The Governor
undoubtedly expre~sss the views Of the Sa-
preme Court. a. ridiculous a. they are. and a
ieeisisn oil eertaiafy ecnplese the work Of
the veto. Itist evil ofths Jodgs. aud the
C'ovsraor--for shereis Doshing bat the,s nh,m
of constsuctioe in The msst~r--thst the
STATE shall hsye 10 restriction ON ,ke liquor
traffe.
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The Council.

below We give the resolution oaerod hy
coaac,msn Haney al The Last meeting Of tbs
hoard. The resolution Is emphatic aud point.
sa. covering the shols ease Of the derelielious
Of duty on part of the City Treasurer aud
shosld have passed the Board without a dis
.eptin. v,iee. 1t howey was placed "pen
the t.hle to A.. al the refura Of ihi. official on
next Monday evening "he'hes ne VIII ths"
discharge his duty r,maius ~ be 'een
wn,nEAs the Treasurer Of the en- OF 'erf'
Hsele has not. in compliance with tic express
couditior of lhe city charter, up to this date.
ever made sctllemsnt with shis psaif aud
uLsrras such City Treasurer has never yet
made a legal return Of The tax list aud warrant
IA him. v in full account II his eongs there
"a verified by IL affidavit. - contemplated
and clearly ct fufih IN section 55 OF The amen
ded city eharef. nor has be durng The past
year 80 oonlormed viii the charter a. 10 have
enabled the Common Council to make legal
,-,tlsmcnt with him Now therefore be it
Received. By he Common Cornell Of thr
city Of Terre Haute. that j. II. Edmund. the
City Treasurer. be requested I" present hls
returns TO THE Baard ia conformity TO the
ahove section at lhis tins Oh by next Monday
evening. which will be The FIRST Monday in
March.
BY the way we find the following in the
published proceedings of The Common Coun-
al on Tuesday evening;
Mr. Toussy offered the following resolu
ton:
Resolved. That the ordinance relating Ia
The sale OF intoxicating liquor. passed Oeto-
Der -. 1851, Le. and is hereby repe aled.
This is new feature IN Parliamentary law
We were always Of the opinion that it required
the same process TO repeal law, lha, it did
70 ,nac, it. But it seems 70, now. and Coun.
Gilman Tousey has discovered that an ordi.
nance can be repealed 10y the simple passage
Of resolution May be it can. may be it cant
The Mayor however advised that il was bet.
tel to let the matter he oUor. and We suppose
the resolution led
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-09
VIZ, constitute. l.cal csu.sl!...an.

For ibe Eapre>..
wiss constitutes legal Cou,ei!uau. III
Bad,sn
lutder,,and { a in o r more youthful days
before 5ou uoent,d 10. t'irod. you vere enroll
"a among The g~ui, II ,ls legal profession. and
made uie pr-t~asions in thar line. aud a.
the que~tion. What constitutes legal Council
vaaA i. now. aud may De mere 80. mattel
Of importance to the good people Of our city
aud h,uee tie 10 Try. The Constitution Of
The Siaie. AIT G &c 6. reads a follows "Ail
Coaefy. TossasA'p md 7e,ca officers shall re
side within their respective Counties, Town
ships and Town
The statute law governing municipal elec
iion- tsee Revived Stat chap -. sec, p re-
qaire> the voter to live in the Ward Nhsr, l.,
votes.
Nov Mr. Editor. the question j. simply this
Cau nan live u'side II the eorpo. ale limit.
4 he CIT, aud br l,gal Couneilman ~ ths
city II tLe question J. one not found IA the
b.ok.. aud you have suy doubl ab"ai IL
woalj ii n,t b.. v Il. to submit At 10 L,~ honor
Mayor Patterson. WHO Is q the l'gal proF--
sion ;
Thi. question presented i.se'f to ne Will
rea!ipg the prs-.e-ilngs f. the ia-i -,..'oa o.
the Common cosuci.. March l., in ~tiei,
see ftur the, The uape Of John : Beach
one Of The late ne .t.r- Il Gu eli foS the i
Ward lf ! ana net misin,rmsa. Nr nsaci
moved out u The eorlola'ior some tine la
iall or The beginning vf ~tuter. aud | neve
heard Of his hsssrs l-en n elected T. 81 ih
vsvsrcy ocea-.oasa by vrtue Of -Aid rrr..v Al
- that an -lecti.a a. .ssr ordered So fiisn.
The vacancy Aow Pr Editor. II tli~ j.
true .t~ie Vt the ease. Il y lat legal Gsroe j
any act of the C,uneil IN pAsch ,hevete q
Nr Rearh IS required 10 giseii The ss'shlaac,
.rfl4wl
tga.a. NJ Editor. there y somewhere IL
hc Stafotrs law Vith heavy penslli~,
{, sas.~t az, per~~n assuming -sa,'aa sp.
/ resioT,assg lsssl acts Without being dsly o,
thar.z a.
I ID not b lieye IA, Mr beach l.. sriin.
With any improper ao,ise. bat on ,he contra
y. IL he uslers,aud that he vas not lega
'oueesmaa. ~e3sd not attempt 20 assam
place or .'ss,o. 70 which he va. rot eu,i
tlsd.
FIRST WARD.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-09

ton 49, mes, elegantly sypihsd BY che accom-
pl'sh~d aud schn~d NJ. q.
Ms.. 7. d admirably represented Qpeen
Mary. sad Mrs 5 by her rl~asing aud At a.
DE msnuer. rorfa,ed the fall ssi rerfec.
eaur, srv>~ - 1900 Ma = wss the r~
fnsd lads snd Mr.. ". W. Mr> L " Nss,
n. sad Mr. 4 D..Nrs Dr Il and Nrs. Mex !.
sic snsdorned Ameficao women.
Thus wss disffihui~d tLr,a shov, that ;a.,e.
fatiy dycsfaied Hall. thi, assembly of heaety
of ei.eauee AID Of ~ff. ard inter .p.r.ed
smorg u were a. many gallap, hearts a. ever
rested lance OF 4 gala day or foagtt a tournA-
ueut FOR the ptoffer,d bride. Thuse most di>.
tspyuished 90 the battle Hcld-mos, et,ireni 70.
the pref s-fons--ni,-t reno~ued behind ~.
Goa lgtf.. as.j most reHbr.ted a. the folloN
ers Of Nimrod. were apply rrrfeseuiej Tn
COSTUMES 4 the gentlspcn were br,lliant be.
yond comparison with anytlaiag her,lofos,
~ituesscd ~ this city. and When tlsc CONCORD
Of sweet sounds Vent ,cheing throesh thc
Ia &c hall ard par'ors Of The National. The
touch q tn .ght fantastic to, kept tims TO
he merry ausic. and hi'arisy and mi siness
held cur, trti he rcd icued east told day = a
nigh atfand.
TITUS cl,-es fhe Baeheio-s' Assemblies. and
more brilliant series Of social gatherings
vas never inaogurated IN Terre llaute.
The committee Who took charge of the
"Fanc, Dr,s..' - have certainly dose them
selve> much cr,-lft. AID from the beginning
to end. those d,lishlfol parties have afforded =
uoril u pleasure 10 large eias. u our eli
gus
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The New Township Law.

Ia to-day's issue We publish an authentic
copy Of lhl. LAW Re it went into effect upon
is passage il will govern the township cleo
tiops next month. and the township basiness
thereafter. As but one Trustee il 10 be elect.
ed. upon whom j. devolvcd the conduct OF
business which has heretofore been entrusted
with five officers, IL Is important that homes;
as.d capable men shoald be selected for the DO.
sItion. The voters Of every to nship should
zee TO II that the very best IN, are elected so
that the Law viii be efficiently and " issly al
min.siersd. As ,be compensation 10 ihsss
cfhcsss = inad.qva,e TO the services rcqaigsd
under the law. candidates will have 90 be sc.
lec,cd from u ose Who have public sPnii
enough 10 be wiling 60 devote some lthor fol
the pebl.e good an ihe discharge Of iis impor,
ant dulies-an office really requiuug men
ability and = Aligher tru-, lhsp those deemed
more honor bic.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-09

II A question ss o he liability ..oflavssfs to
their cheats has risen ID Boston. Mr.. Shaw
recently obtained. after several trials. The SUN
Of s2500O agaipst a railroad company, for ibe
:oss % her aa-bsud. The esmrapy have ap
pealcd and il appears that they haG Uttered to
compromise ssish her FOR $4,000. which offer
her eouusel. hessrs. CboAie and Dnrant. did
not communicate 60 her. Shcpla lhe railroad
esnPsny succeed IN ihrif aRPesl, ibe Question
Arises whether the lawyers riIl not be rvspon.
slble 70 her for the sum offered which sh'
would have accepted. aad which they. Nth
oct consultas;ea With. Der rejected, preferrins I
70 e TO atrial.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-09

BATrs Housr.-lt IS entirely UNNECESSARY.
in this community to say anything iu favor o .
this most je.eryediy popular House at India
nspolis, hut we cannot forego adding our tes-
timony. 10 that OF the thousands who are every
day speaking in terms of the hi CHEST praise
and admiration. Of the exquisiis style in which
the affairs Of that P4lsfiai Hotel are conduct
"a Mr. gudson, the proprietor. and Mr.. Hart
well his Clerk. winning the hearts Of al. /.
by their urbane manners towards their guests.
and their untiring efforts TO make them COM
Portable and well pleased IN all respects. No
city or 90 country can boast Of more COM
Portable Hotel, Que conducted BY m Dre gen.
tlemenly and efficient men.
To those Of our comnenity who at any time
may visit the Capital City OF our STATE I've
would earnestly say-ge TO the most capital
hotel IN The s,aie--the Bates House.
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II The esiisor Of the Onion in aosieing oar
srticle of lss days ago. IN relation @ the &C
kno~ledged prom shence Of o. P. Morton as
the 0pposltioa candidate far Governor in
1850. int.saates hat sneh n movement would
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