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Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-09-21

THERE are rumors that the Democrats in.
tend to withdraw their candidate for County
Judge, Mr.. Weir, and put up somebody les.
Objectionable to the conservative wing of the
party. We are of the opinion that they
have misjudged Mr.. Weir's frmness if they
think he will withdraw, now that he has @
chance of success. Besides he is the only
representative the chivalry have on the whole
ticket, and they will not tamely submit tc
have all the Offices filled by the dough-face
recruits. Mr.. Weir is the best man they
have got for the office. We are informed
that he once held the exalted position OF
Chief Justice.
The American Flag newspaper is again
submerged beneath TIE stormy waves of the
sea of journalism. Whether it will ever ap-
pear On the surface or not, is question We
are unable to answer. We think not how
! ever. There was very heavy weight OF
debts attached to it, when it disappeared,
sufficient, probably, to keep it down des-
pite all the efforts of the buoyant Mccarthy
and the frantic struggles of the fiery Nc
Donald. Well, such is fate. We have
made arrangements with Mccarthy to fur
nish the CHRONICLE to those subscribers for
the Flag W hose time has not expired-upon
the payment of five dollars
THE Stockton Independent expresses its in
dignation, and justly too, we think, at the
action of the Board of Managers Of the State
Fair in prolonging it over the time adver-
tised. The Agricultural Society postponed
their Fair SO as not to interfere with the one
held at Sacramento. The Board of Mana
gers of that institution reciprocates the favor
by continuing it until Wednesday of the
week during which our District Fair is being
held. Sacramento sharp practice.
We publish this week the official vote OF
the county in tabular form. We advise our
readers to cut it out and paste it up in some
place convenient for reference. If, whenever
you look at it, the sorrowful reflection EN-
ters your mind that you owe the printer,
don't get desperate and commit suicide. send
him five dollar piece or do any other such
rash act, but console yourself with the idea
that he had ought to have been in better
luck than to be printer.
ACCORDING to the returns now in, Higby's
majority is over a thousand. The three
counties yet to hear from will probably in.
crease it to fifteen hundred Mr.. Highly
leaves on the steamer of the Both, for Wash
ington. Coffroth, we believe, remains al
home. There's hope above" Requiescat in
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-09-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

4NlS w AL
ON TO VICTORY q,
EDWARD WEIHE & Co..
The Leading
GROCERY & HARDWARE MERCHANTS
M0KELUMNE HILL,
| HAVING ESTABLISHED A HOUSE IN
IL San Francisco, Corner of Dupont & Pine
streets, are now prepared to sell Goods at
San Francisco Prices.
Parties intending to lay in their WINTER
STOCk would do we'll to look at the list of
goods below. Give us call and examine
QUALITY d, PRICES,
Before sending your orders to Stockton or
San Francisco Orders for a Winters sun
ply, if so preferred, We will send direct to
San Francisco, where Mr.. Marpe will be
happy to select the goods with an eye TO the
best advantage Of our customers.
We have constantly in Store and are daily
receiving large supply of
Groceries,
Provisions,
Liquors,
Hardware,
CrOckery,
Tobacco,
Cigars. etc.
Amongst other goods, we offer for sale,
Steel OF all sizes, Iron for shoe shapes, Nails.
Shoyels, Pick and AX-Handles Axes,
Aaytorks and Rakes, Sledges, etc,
Tlnware, from a wash-boiler
down to tin cup, Crockery
me endless variety. Liq-
uors and Wines, in
cases and bar
relswinc
and
cider vim
cgar, Pickles
in jars and kegs.
Tobacco and cigars of
all kinds, Wood and vii
low ware, Knives and Forks. Ia
bic and Tea spoons. Coffee-mills and
Horseshoe nails Holland and California
Herrlngs in brine and smoked Goldfish and
Mackerel, Ranch Butter and eggs, Lard,
Hams, Bacon, Pork and Beans of all
kinds. Wheat, Barley and Corn.
Middlings and Bran, Blast
ing and Rifle Powder.
Shot and Caps.
Paints, Oil i
Brushes,
Tur-
pentine.
Coaloil, Lard
China. Machine.
Castor, NeatsfOot and
Polar oils, and hundreds of
other articles too numerous to
mention, all of which we offer at the
Lowest Market Rates.
We wish it particularly understood that
we warrant every article to be of the yerv
best quality.
Goods Delivered Promptly.
and free of charge, within a reasonable dis
tance. EDWARD WEIHE u CO.,
Main Ct, Mokelumnc Hill. and
Corner Dupont and Pine sta, San Francisco
EDWARD wEIlIE, Nok 1I;u w. =. MARIE
). T. fEEk, S. Francisco
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Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-09-21

AS" OAOIHcIS, iOW, TIE slredlu runS last,
The election is DER, and we're beaten at last
Cast off the ropes, touch lightly the oar,
And push the bark quickly away from the
shore
For up salt river, we sadly must go,
Row brothers row, row brother row.
Gorham our leader, we'll put in command
The gallant, the brave, at the. helm shall
stand,
To pilot the bark, long the weary way,
Der which we were sent on lection day;
With the stars and stripes half mast high,
Wen journey along as the tide run by.
Gaily the Cops. with their stars and bars,
Are filling the air, with their loud huzzas;
And floating along, we can hear the roar,
OF exulting guns on the distant shore.
Davis is Chief wherever we 60
Row brothers row, row brothers row.
California, erst, so loyal and true,
Will be ruled once more by the rebel crew !;
And hands that late were dripping red
With the crimson gore of our martyred dead,
Will take command of the ship of State
When Low gives way to the turncoat Haight.
Row brothers row, the stream runs fast,
The election is o'er and we're beaten at last,
Cast off the ropes, touch lightly the oar,
For our gallant bark has left the shore,
GorEam, Jones and the rest must 60
Row brothers row, row brothers row,
Mokelumne Hill, September II, 1867.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-09-21

MONDAY last. September 10th, was the
anniversary of the independence of Mexico.
Notwithstanding the fact that the citizens of
our sister republic had additional cause for
rejoicing this year-the deposition of Max
imilian-they indulged in no hilarity, at
least not in this vicinity. Paucity of coin
was probably their reason for non-cele-
brating.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-09-21
UNION JUDICIAL TICKET,
ASOng

BY A DEFEATED CANDIDATE.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-09-21

For up salt river, we sadly must go.
Row brothers row, row brother row.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-09-21
All are invited to attend.

Mokelumne Hill, Sept 7th 81. s7:td.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-09-21
SOCIAL DANCE.

The best of music has been engaged.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-12
EUROPE.
ROME.
THE PoPE's VIEW OF THE SITUATION.


=, .,r.xr,c rsL EGRAPH TRIBUNE
PARIS. Oct. 1.-THE Prose- says that the rope
while confident of the ability of his forces to sue
cessfully resist the struggling parties OF invaders
greatly fears that the Italian Government Will yield
TO the popular outcry and order the troops concen
tratcd upon the Papal frontiers to march upon Rome
and occupy the city.
CONCENTRATION OF THE INSURGENTS AT FOR
NEsE-THE PLAN OF THE LEADERs-MENOTTI
GARIBALDI STILL IN THE FIELD.
FLORENCE oct 1.-THE insurgent and invading
narties IN the Province of VterbO have concentrated
at Fomese. where they have thrown up intrench-
Inents Many other places III the Roman territory
have also been occupied by the Garibaldians.
Several detachments of POntiica troops have been
sent out to dislodge them, and the garrison within
the walls OF Rome is at present very small.
strong Papal force has left Rome TO prevent the
junction of Menotti Garibaldi, and the men under
his command with the insurgents at FOTnese The
nlan of the Garbaldian leaders to be 10 draw
.he soldiers Of the Pope away from Rome and then
give their friends in that city opportunity to
rise.
CARDINAL ANTONELLI CHARGES THE ITALIAN
GOVERNMENT WITH CONNIYANCE IN THE
REVOLUTION.
GHENT. Oct. 1.-THE BieR PNbhque, well informed
Journal of this city, says Cardinal Antonell has adj
dressed note to the European Powers, III which he
charges the Italian Government with actual connlv-
Rnce in the revolutionary movements against Rome
New-York tribune., 1867-10-12
GARNET RITMORS

The EreniRg Post says: Among the rum0rs
regard the changes of Administration TO be effected
is that connects the Of Reverdy Johnson with
the Department OF State We havo to believe that
there Is ut least has been some ground for IL in fact
We have been told good authority that when Mr.
stanton suspended the President requested ex-GOy
Andrew Of Massachusetts, to fill his place. Our niomcr
adds that Gov. Andrew replied 10 the solicitation that n
the President would assign 10 Mr.. Reverdy johnson a
prominent place in the Cabinet he would be inclined To
accept the position offered TO himself II may be that
the President is considering this suggestion Such ap
poinments would have peculiar significance, from tho
fact that Mr Revordy Johnson made at the close OF the
last Congress and the final passage Of the Reeonstruc
tion act able aud eloquent speech. ia which he urged
the Southern people TO accept and act upon speed
y possible the best atainable and most practicable
method of reconstruction under the existing temper OF
Congress and the people. Senator Johnson took this
from the patriotic desire he expressly said, To
the country rapidly restored 10 peace and TO const
tutiona governments and Is known that he spent some
time with the President, in eDdeavor to induce hun To
give HE assent 10 the act upon the same ground"
New-York tribune., 1867-10-12

and quotations remain the as at noon. There has
been general advance in prices for Breadtuh and the
market excited The following the current quota
lions; New Mixed Western Corn, As 3. White California
wheat 1913; Red Western Wheat, l46. Oats 39. Peas,
1915. Barley unchanged, being quoted at 5i6 y bush.
Bacon has advanced to 40 y cvt for Cumberland Cut
Mddes. No change reported in other articles AmeI
can TaOw is 3D. higher, and is selling 40 45 y cwt
Petroleum steady for Spirits, and o for Refined
RoSin unchanged, from SIC for Common and ~ for Me
dium.
EyeningThe Cotton market closed quiet, without any
change in prices The following the authorized quota
uons: Middling Orleans, sgd; MddliDg Uplands sgd.
sales Of the day foot mp 1900 bales. Adyces from Man
chester unavOrabe the market for goods and yarns
Is heavy, and prices have declining tendency. The
Breadstus market closed strong and firm. Corn, 453
California Wheat, 1919; Red Western, IA 6. Oats, 39
Barley &c. Peas have further advanced TO I9 per quar-
ter. Beef 1851. Pork, ~. Bacon, 49,. Lard, 65l6
Cheese, 81 Rosin for Common and 12I for Medium
Taow 453 Turpentine, 27 Petroleum, l2 for Spirits
and for Refined.
LONDON oct I1NoOn-sugar steady at % 10 for No. ~
ID. s. Crude Calcutta Lnseed, 63i6 Whale Oil, 43S Lin
seed Cakes, 3lO l5I. Linseed Oil, $40
AfternOOn.-The Sugar market is buOyant.
Evening.-The market for sugar closed strong and
active but without any advance in prices No IL Dutch
Standard last quoted at % G. Lnseeds aud Oils un
changed
ANTWERP, Oct 11-PerOleum is quoted today at de-
cline of so centmeS Standard White squOted at 81 francs
80 centmes per barrel.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-12
THE PACIFIC COAST
THE TRADE OF SAN FRANCISCO.


SAN Francisco, Oct. S.-Thc Board of Su-
peryisors Of this County night passed order for the
extension OF Montgomcryst, which, II carried into of
feet will give the commercial part OF the city thorough
fare at least four miles long.
The Western Union Telegraph Companys ship Nghtm
gale arrived from Povcr Bay to-day. Col Bulkey the
Chief Engineer of the Company, AID portion Of the EN-
poyfs came passengers.
me ErcuiHg Bulletins review of the trade and com
nerce of san Francisco for nine months o the current
wear shows an import trade Of about S2.Oo0OOO The
omount paid for duties gold was $GOOO0O The agg1e
cafe of tunnage was The aggregate value OF eN
ports was $40 29lOOO The valuo Oi the "he"t "" "o"i
exported alone reached S9B7,WW -.
oct 9.--Minng from Idaho Is not encouraging
The shin Robin Hood sailed for New-Iork today
The flour and wheat market is firm, with unchanged
quotations. Legal Tenders, 76t
Can't Lapham of the whale ship oliver Crockett dicd ~
Ployer Bay on the roth Of september
.. SoUATTFR RIOT IN SAN FRANCISCO. .
Oct 10 The steamship Montana, for Panama, saiioG
today with s7laS i'm treasure, OF which stl@6o2 ~ ioi
New-York -. 1T. -, H..
souatter riot occurred In the suburbs OF ts city as,
night i'm which one was killed ana tnfee wonnued
The rioors were armed with rifles, muskeS, and pistols
THE leaders were arrested and held 10 bail
THE Chollar Potosi Mining Company have declared
dividend OF S25 per share for the month ofsepembcr
New-York tribune., 1867-10-12
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

OF the Treasury Department upon the suspicion that
they had been engaged in duplicating notes. The
dscoyeryof the counterfeit dspelled the suspicion
The correspondent Of The Boston Post who has been
keeping mp systematic attack in his correspondence
on Government officials who are known to be Repub-
licans, and who has been concoctng stories about
plots of the Grand Army of the Republic, and pitch
ing into Republicans generally, is an old resident
here who went South enrly in the rebellion remain
ing there until near the close of the war, when he
came back through our lines and took the oath of
allegiance. OF course he is now a thorough Johnson
man and Copperhead He has other antecedents,
which, when published, will show bis motives in
libeling the Republican party through the columns
of his newspaper.
Secretary Stanton left here tonight for the West.
He will attend the wedding of Gen. Forsythc, Chief
of Gen. Sherdans staff, who is to be married on the
18th inst to daughter of ex-Gov. Dennison of Ohio
Gen. Sheridan and his staff are to be present also.
The following have just been appointed assistant
surgeons in the regular amy Samuel Henry OstOn, A.
b. Campbell, John N Randall, w. j. Wilson, Jenkins
A. Fitzgerald, Peter Molfat Charles Stycr, Joseph H.
T. King, Joseph X. Corson. Alfred Delany w. II. II.
Michler Daniel Weisel, and Peter J. A. Cleary.
The 125th United States colored troops, the last
volunteer regiment in service, have been ordered
to proceed to Louisville, KY. where they will be
Immediately mustered out.
c. II. Whittelsey, Captain 18th Infantry, formerly
Assistant Adjutant-Genera TO Gen. Wright arrived
here to-day from the frontier and left for NewYoIk
on a short leave.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has de-
cided that groundrents deeds should be stamped the
same as other conveyances of realty sold at the rate
of 80 cents for each $500 or fractional part of 500 of
the consideration or value.
The receipts from Customs from the st to the 5th
of October at the ports named below have been
follows: At Boston, $l93,451 6l; New-York, $l,74l,-
4l5 &c; Philadelphia, $99,9i2 81; Baltimore,
s4,626 50; San Francisco from Sept. TO the 18th,
1923, 40 S3-total amount, s., ,4O2,S77 AZ.
Circular No. 6, just issued by Breyet Brig-G G.
III. Howard, Assistant Commissioner Bureau of Refu-
gees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands IIeadquar-
ters Assistant Commissioner. District of Columbia,
Washington, Oct. 3, 1867 is in the following words
That the necessity for the issue OF transportation to
destitute freed people from this district To places where
bl in great ceased, in consequence OF the
large number who have been induced 70 avail themselves
OF It's benefits thereby reducing this locality Of its
plus labor After the 3st instant, therefore, applications
for transportation will not be approved except for
phan children aud women with small children unable to
support thcmseyes-to the Homes fox FIeedwOmen and
Children I'm Brooklyn, New-YOrk. and CaInbnd geport
Mass 10 other places where suitable assurance
given that good homes have been provided"
New-York tribune., 1867-10-12
THE SINDWICH AND FEEJEE ISLANDS.

THE RECIPROCITY TREATY-THE PROTEcToRATE
OF THE FEEJEE ISLANDS OFFERED TO THE
UNITED sTATES-ARRIyAL OF TIE FIRST
MAIL STEAMER.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct S.-The steamship Idaho,
with Honolulu g. L. dates to the 2Nh Of September ar
rived to-day. McCook, u. Minister TO Honolulu,
is among the passengers.
The reciprocity treaty between the United states and
Hawaii has ratified by the King Of Hawaii, aud for
warded to the United states The dclcseney IN the
Hawaiian revenue created by the treaty Is estimated at
about 100000 The Parliament has passed a Dill pro
yidug for the deficiency by increasing tlrecfod the tax
on real and personal property, and authorizing special
duties opium and tobacco. The revenue changes VIII
60 into force and effect with the treaty.
The United States steamship Tusearora arrived az lioEo
lulu on the 9th OF September, from Tahiti she has Deen
cruising among the Feee and other groups OF Islands, to
investigate the recent troubles between she natives and
American residents. The mission Is said 10 have Dee
cutie successful The King OF the Fecc Islands has ceded
TO the United States three small Islands IN group,
one OF which possesses fine harbor capable OF being
converted into naval station The king offered the pro
ecorate Of the Fejee Islands 60 the United states, but
Can't stanley declined accepting it, believing that he an
not possess sufficient authority H. reported here taI
GEN McCoOk the bearer OF the Hawaiian Reciprocity
Treaty TO Washington.
The United states steamer Iackawanna had not re-
turned from AIiddebTOOk Island.
IL is announced that the sugar plantation and estate OF
the late r. COye. situated near Honolulu, has been sOl
nj public auction for oOo The property cost about
TGe sugar crop of the Sandwich Islands for 1868 is es
mated at 20COO,0W pounds. ,
Eliza A. WORTH wife OF the American Consul az mo-
Jied Sent 70 She was native OF Ncw-BedtOrd, Mass
The shin CrlOn from Boston, had secured iull cargo
of oil and would sail for wBedford Oh the lst O NO
The arrival Of the first mail steamer at Honolulu
made the occasion OF much good feeling Inc ldalo loon
steamers and visited by thousands OF the citizens of
Honolulu The Honolulu AdreitSer tan influential Jonr-
un published i'm the interests of American merchants
recommends the Government to add $4,000 year to the
steamship Company's subsidy.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-12
TIE SOUTHERN STATES.
VIRGINIA.
DESTRUCTION OF CROPS by nAIL.

DESTRUCTION OF CROPS by HAIL.
A letter from Buckingham TO The Richmond
Wing reports very destructive nail storm on the sd inst
The damage TO the crop Of tobacco immense. The
standing crop entirely destroyed and tho loss To the
farmers Of tie State j. counted 10y millions.
TIE REBEL GEN. MBODEN NOT PERMITTED TO
REGISTER-THE REPORTED NEGRO DISORDERS
IN NORFOLK COUNTY.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 11.-Gen. lmbOden, late
Of the Confederate army applied to-day to register under
the Presidents Amnesty Proclamation, only taking
the oath therein prescribed lie was not allowed TO
register.
Particulars from Norfolk County show serious state
affairs among tho negro squattere. Beside resisting
the United States officers they have held meetings which
they attended armed, aud at Of the meetings the
chief speaker urged the idea that the negroes
powerful than the whites in the South and would hold
the lands they were at all hazards.
dispatch from Washington says that these reports OF
disturbances Norfolk have been inquired into by
Gen. Brown OF the Freedmens Bureau Office IN Rich
mOnd, and found "a be untrue. He has received dis
patch stating that difficulties had occurred and that
all was quiet thcTc.-ED TEIBUNEJ
New-York tribune., 1867-10-12
FRANCE.
CoMPLAINT OF AUSTRIA.

COMPLAINT OF AUSIKIA,
LONDON Oct l1.-Reports from Paris say that
Napoleon complains of the delay of the Austrian
Government in completing the military reorganiza-
tiOn of the Empire.
INTERVIEW BETWEEN NAPOLEON AND KING
WILLIAM
PARIS Oct 11.-Anangements have at length been
completed for meeting between the Emperor Ma
roleon and the King of Prussia at an early day. and
the City of Baden has been fixed upon as the place
where the interview is TO take place.
A LETTER FROM TIE EMPEROR
The EieRdard, in its issue of to-day, publishes a
letter which it declares to be genuine, addressed 10y
the Emperor to the Marquis de la Vallette his Minis
ter of tie Interior and written in August, 1866. in
This letter the Emperor explicitly denies that he has
any desire 10 interfere with OF profit by the recon-
structiOn OF Germany.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-12
GREAT BRITAIN.
MOVEMENTS OF ADMIRAL FARRAGU

MOVEMENTS OF ADMIRAL FARRAGUT
loNDoN Oct 1l.-Admiral Farragut was the guest
of the Prince dc Joinvillc at CaTemOnt, yesterday.
The United States squadron, with Admiral Fmragut
on Loard, will visit Portsmouth this week, aiteE
which the whole fleet will proceed TO sea.
RON-CLADs DISPATCHED TO THE COAST.
Three iron-clads have been dispatched from Wool
wich to the Irish coast.
THE TRIAL OF THE MANCHESTER RIOTERS.
Evening-Judges Blackburn and Mellor have been
appointed 10y the Crown to sit as a Special Commits
SION for the trial of the persons implicated III the
riots at Manchester.
COMMERCIAL FAILURE.
LIVERPOOL Oct. 11-Eyenmg.-The firm OF Camp
bell Sons brokers of this city, has suspended pay
ment.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, Eng, oct. lO-Evenmg-The Ncw-YOrk
and Hayre line steamship AragO, Capt Gadsdcn, which
lett New-York on the 2Sth ut arrived here late ths
evening the way 10 Hayre. .
D. Oct. 1I-Eyening.-Tho brig Shields Capt. Newhall,
which sailed from New-York the 10th OF last month
bound Amster am put INTO this harbOr to-day leaking
having suffered damage in a recent storm.
LIVERPOOL, Oct lO-Evening-A vessel has arrived
here which reports having spoken the bark Oriental.
which recently sailed from Quebec. The Oriental was
disabled, having experienced heavy weather, but was
uuuana geabc.
SOUTHAMFTON, oct. 1.-THE Hamburg American Line
steamship IcutOlia Capt Bardua which left NcW1OIk
September o. arrived this port this morning and after
banding her Lngsh passengers mails and freight, sailed
for Hamburg.
QUEENsTOwE, oct. 1.-THE Royal Mail Steamship Rus
sla Capt Cook, winch sailed from NewYork on the 1st Of
october touched here to-day and proceeded on her vOy
age 10 Liverpool.
LONDONDERRY, Oct. 1.-THE Anchor Line steamship
Iowa Can't Craig from New York Sept. q, touched at
Moyie to-day and subsequently sailed for Glasgow Tie
steamship 81. George, Capt Smith OF Allan's Glasgow
Line which sailed from Quebec the 25th ult, also
rived Moyile to-day, and proceeded Oh her voyage 10
GlIsCOW
New-York tribune., 1867-10-12
INDIANA.

CALL FOR DEMOCRATIC MASS CONVENTION.
INpIANAPoLIs, Oct. 1.-THE Democratic
state Central Committee held meeting last night, and
called a mass convention for January 3. They voted a
resolution gorylng the result of the late elections
saving that they regard this as "he dawing OF day
when the country shall have restored Union on the Das
", the white mans rule" The resolutions also advocate
The payment and redemption OF our National bonds ac-
cordng TO law and equal taxation on all ana every le
that they desire the bonds taken up by greenpaeks,
,yhch shall be taxed the law VIII allow lhcy
10 moi ask that the bonds themselves be taxed.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-12
CONNECTICUT.
THE BARNUM ELECTION CASE.

IITE BNNNNN IIV'' '''''T'F'
4 Washington dispatch to The Boston Adcer-
ser saws that the subcommittee OF the House Com
mit,ee ON Elections composed OF Dawes Poland
and Cbaler charged with Investigation Of alleged frauds
in the election OF William II. Barnum, OF CONNECTICUT
ne at Brdgeport ia that state the lst Instant tho
witnesses examined by the committee swOre positively TO
having been offered money In sums OF hfly ana one nun
rcd doars by Mr. Barnum personally for their votes
The most important witnesses In the case were either Ot
of town or refused 10 summons sent them, ana u
IL te opiniou of majority Of the committee that these
witnesses were hired To absent themselves The COnVc-
tion meet again in Falls Village Barnums town. Oh the
18th instant when they propose 10 compel attendance Oh
refractory Witnesses