BENES
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ME
T. S. CHASE,
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Ti9Bl. Va.; will. vend: the
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r. .!114,3454141134.4 jti.tis care, will receive
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Qtlice yi Mate-street, rippc4ite the Gotut
i ffelio, Ct?4,lersilort, l'a. -
13(UtigttStIOW17 HOTEL.
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p 01'11I./1 T 0 It
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tfSrrptley fig:ter Co., • 44.
• W. K. SING, •
Auyilci) or, Ora Etsntan, •.
• . prteelpirt, 11.1' Kean
ItiEP4 1 9 13 . , 4 , 41:1.(:44 for non-re3r.dent land
tp9u 4eferences
rut! if rqq . iro.
F . 6. 31ays putt qf cgqi . f,y made
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.s..f: EihNIscRED;
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*ilt4liii.ic litlf ZiStl).Eirrt
411 work wurrawed. A stock, of Watch
Jetio!iy on 111101 and for 5,116. Call at the
!aura of Smith , St Jones, Omdeisport, Pa..
13EINJIMIN RENN.ELS,
Allwrork in hiv line, done to order and
7li:h d.spatch. On \Veit street, below Third
Foudevs t,j a .
•• $311.T11 JONES.
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•Dosilers in Dry O'nods, Oroce;:ieS; Statione
Druiri & Medicines, Paints, Oils, Fancy
articles, - &e.. :Main zitre[it, Coudersport
I TONES, MANN, sz: JONES.
General Grocery and Provision 'Deaici-SL.
Also in Dry Goo;;;, Ilardware, Boos and .
Shoes, and wValever men wunt..to buy. .Nlain
iitree:)l2oudasiioiVrd,
D. E. oL3ISTED
- Dealer inDry Good3,Readp.panda Clothing
Freeeries, Crockery, Lc,. Cpudersport, I'a.
.. J. IV: S3IITII •
Dealer in Stoves, and manufacture of Tin
Fe'lipisr;lo Slice . t-Iroo Ware. Al,ainatreet,
fpouderspor, .
M•M T •1L~11V;
• Deliern Bpoks - & Stationor);, 111nRic. and
IMagazines.. opposite N. IV. corner
the . pulilic square, Conderiport. Pg.
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... AMOS F.RENCIT,:'
iflove 4th st., Couite'rqmit,'Pa.. ' • •
,DAVID 13, BROWN,
Zsund!y.mao and Dealer in Ploughs. , T.:p
'oar endof \rah{ rreet Coudersport
•
JACKSON §6IIO6MAKER,
Dealers in Dry Gdodq, Groceries, Croek.Jry‘
, and Ready-mode Clothing,.%•l4aiti cstiat;.Cou-
AliAintaa.'
All, •-
A_ ' HOUSE,
. switopk.;akills,Prnprietor.. Outhe Wells
toad, seven miles North ot cenderspuri.
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ik 11r1 Dealer. m Readi , -
roua Nor','ll of the &ine sAnare,
. derspurt, Pa. . •
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ati;lerspurt, P,a, Fire Arms
timatfictrir4 a \a'tid rerialied 'at his shop; op
Ikon notice.,:. ; :
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tr: • W. 'HA.II3SING,
FathtOnabltt Tudor. AR work entrusted to
114 care vial:be donitt-ivith, neatness, • comfort
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THE - PEOPLE'S : "JOURNAL
PUBLISHED'EPERY• THURSDAY lIORNING.
• • • - trr7.r. • ' •
rferms.l4 . Atlyau t ce
Cta9 9 0 17 per : $1. 25 • I
• :;• 'TERMS OP ADVERTISING. 2 -
;lips, all ligas or lesspl inserzion, .. $0,50
" . ; 3tirt.sertion!, ~Ik9
t r ytiv sisYs,eciseht iusertiße, • 25
prr sg., 3 irisortioils, 3,00
EFPI I :9 . eW156749 1 /t I!l39T;i:orij . °: - 50
;91/9•#l, ; - par, 25,00
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,c9J4lnth e41:1494019, 15,00
9.00
Acirsihistritprs.. ; p7 • ETecut - ors' Nstieei, 2,00
Sheriff's Sales, per tract, 1,50
Msrriage , nutiess• ~ • ; .1.00
c4r4s o!exceeding.eightlines
pssrte4 191 $5,00 poi-
: ga" All letters au business, ,to secure at
eutiou,sttoold,benddies.ied (posiphid) to . the
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Zoggs.
THE PINg 9 D !'tISS!L iACHEI,O)I
. _
Tpf Fine Old Irish Gentleunitn."
I'll sin g y,911 4 fitiffi, old ballad, nude by a fine
old Fitt ! . . .
Qf a fine
.old fossil bachelor—the doughf:,ee
c lalidato ;
Who in the White House wished to dwoll- 7 -
- but as be - hart no mate, • .
The peoplothougllt.for one lone um, tbit.sion
si?nWaS to gre a.
For the tine old fossil hachelor,
• Who was put up too late.
ThOhie o!d 164.1i1 h IC4910; to atiyil)ing%yo4lcl
• • •r ' •
•
stvo,r,
•
4114:lithe party to:4'hirt3 t q , Would yaw that
•
• roll id yak:squire
Au 4 to his princii lei wag f f ,ble, an 4 eh tugeful
as •hq qir, •
tq N! the Presidet)ti4l
chic. •
. •
I .I I P iilh ftlYill h tehrtlai •
Whf.l pe,Tgr m 414 get there.. •
Pot u rlij!e this fusgil bachelor abode ineath
, rither.E:kies,
The yaTiats of.his elitpq n tare,dorra afi,qlirla
compromise, „
And hulk a Erticatre black and foal in all the
tiesSpie%; eyes, .•
And iticed a platform o,nitstqp thlt w is made
.up
Where the. fi is old fossil htchelar
and shoe• Itie size.
And thefi.in o d ieholor Was to the plat
. form led
A , id then they lilac .d the party noose just
underlie lib his he id, •
But the platform was a giliows-drON and
yiehlad to his
And I;:ckiag oir his boots, he hung politicllly
dead.
Th it fit. o!d fossil bichelor,
Frenn the Platform stained blood-red:
From Y. Ii Independent
The Dog Noble, 'and tmpty Hole. .
ay TuEßEy.nnsfhV
Ile first summer which we spent - in
lenoxove had along'ayery intelligent
dog named Noble: He %vas - learned in
many things, and by his dog-lore ex
cited tbnUndying admiration of all the
children. :tut there were-somethings
which Noble could never learn. ',Hay
ing on one: - occasion' seen a red squ
relrun into a hole in a stone wall he
-timid' not be pursuaded that he. w,as
'not there for e - verinore.. • :
Snveral red Squjrrels close' to
the heu,se and had beconte•farrtilia r, :but
netsttime: i They ' . kept:•up a regular
romp with NObl Come
- doWn 'fro in the: maple trees with prO
)volting coOlileas-; they would run along,
• the fonci3 , 'y
reach, •-the
wntrid . ' colck their tails and stii4.4lz.roiti
the rnail l ' to" the barn ;- and yet th'Ote
1 . 110 .. 5ii . 6 "Well-timed , 'caleulati6ii 'un
der tin this apparent:tashnessithat No
ble:ievariably: arrived - at- the critical
spot just_ as the squirrel
On one ocdasion Noble - was.se. close,
ition his - Tea b;.cked. friend ihat;tin -
able to get iiiaple tree; he dodo.
'et! into 'a liole in the wall, ran.thicingli
the chinks, emerged, at a little disiance . ,
and sprang -into thatr'ee:'• The-intense •
enibusiasni of the deg- a`t that hole can
Irardly,be'describ r ed; it 11111
of barking.' lie parKea aakkratche - d.
as if underniinina aba - stion.- • Standing
off et a little distande'he Weald pierce
theholewith g-,fze a4rintensWanif
- a . ; if lie were tryinglraignelistir:crn it.
Then' WitVt . ail 'extended; itmd:
1 r Ith &et in' el e•c , e w Itl
at the empty hole with Er'iSiodigioitopti-,
slant "(
.
Tide imaginary •-tiuirrei;
pp.voTED TO. THE - .11141N cAp4 ANpv.T .DI3,SpIINiTicoN
4 I '
EMS
cAiT - pt.'.0',0,4,i-x , ; g'it):'l7i:.tt,'',:oil.....r.z7r; g: A; !
. . - '4.1j..G . .:i . 28,','•18..56-.-
Nebla pight„and ; 1:4 spy sq4r-:
sol . himself, isv . ppid rik,n, pp • before his
face into 4..he,.troc,,and,,crouctie.d in a
.cptch, would entiy• t ylptching Alto
whole process- ofibopihat f 4p g ,tke. o p
„ty, heie, - with great 'sobrioty- and relish. •
.But Noble
,would allowpf no .4 q1 11.41.
His -conviction that_hole,had,
squirrel in continued• unsltake . n for_ silt
When there were no more
chiekens to harry, no pigs to bite,-no
_cattle. to, phase, no . children to., romp
,with, no expeditious to niake -with the'
grown folks, 'and 'when he had al* all
• deg-skin • would • hold, •
he a . Out: in • the yird
„ .• •
•.: • .
yawn, and streteh..iiintself,„ and: then
looking wistfully at the hole, as if think
into himself. • "WelPirthere'
t.hiugelse to do I may afi'Well try that
'hole an:aim.”
alnpsttgrgottopp
.this little
,trait;,.tintil: the conduct. of the New'
York Express, in . relpecr-to Cal. Fre.
- Enones religion brought it ludicrously
to minil.ag4n.• Col. FreMent is, and
'always has been, as' Boob& Protest
ant as• John Knox' eVer: He was
bred in- the Protestant faith and has
.never changed:: • He is -unacqttainted
with the doctrines and ceriponies'of
the,Cathelic Church, and has never' at=
tended that Church with two or three
when curiosity,'' or some
extrinsic reason, led hitn as a• witness,
We do not state this upon vague
We know what we say.. We. say it
upon our own personal honor• and
proper. knowledge. Co] i .Tremout
never was, and is riot now, a ;Berrien
Catholic: - He has never - heen went to
attend that. Church- Nor .has he in
any way, directly or indirectly, given
occasion for thisreport,,: • .:
ite gratuitous falsehood, utter,
Marren, absolute; unqualified. , -The
i story has-been gut up for, political ef,
feet,: •It fonthat rea -
son, and:like ether, : political lies, iris
4 sheerillascrnpulous .falsalteed, from
;top : to;•-hottem, fres - n*oe core to the
skin, and from. the
,skip haek'to the
cure again. In all its•parts, in pulp tegu
ment. rind, celland seed,lt is - therough
and total untruth and they who spread
it hear false witness. Aug as•to all the\
stories.of the _Fulmer, eto., as to sup
posed conversations with. F•rothont, in
which lie deLended the:mass, and_ what
not, they arepure fictions; They nev•-
er•lsappoiled, The authors of them
are•slanderers, the naeitto believe them
are dupes; the meh to:spread.them be
come endersers•of wilful and oornita
-..• • •: ,
• : 13 , 11 t - the. ,Ezpr.eis, like Noble- has
opened on ;this hole in the. wall,.and
can : tuts:et .clone.,bEtrking at it, .Ltay
after.day. it re,s.ortsito this erripty.
:When everythitag...-else fails .this -re
source4, renaaips, :There they are,iu-.
defatigably—,the,Expres.l and Noble,-.-.
church• .without: a: Fiemont,.• atui a
'hole without a squirrel in. it! •
1118m:ea respects, however, the dog
'had thta :advantage: Siametimes
thou . ght• that he really believed that
there .NV.0,4 'a squirrel. there. But at
other tilivas ha apparently had, .an ink
ling of. tho :ridiculousness-of his con
duct, for .lieli'ipuht• drop, - .biri'tail, and
alk tow, arA.l -his tongue on;
and I:is eyes.alitlfehalant, seeming to,
say,. “.My, dpar yetijdon' . t Aridgr-.
stand.a deg's-feelings. should of
.pciti,rse much prefer asquirrel,:but if I.
can't have that, an empty hole-As:bet
ter' than.: nothing„.'4l.l. imagine I
w o uld tc h te; i f-hp accio. the r e. ;
sides,. people Who' pass by deit't know
ihe-facts., ' , They .thirak,..that 1 4 .bave -go;
:r -I,t is needful to keep::Ap.
my reputatioafor sagacity, ; f;',l3.esicles,
to, tell . thp have ioeked,into,
thet :bele, sp. long .* that'. I have . half
Perae ad'ed, myself that,: there is a squire.
rel there,: or: keep on.",
..A.Meltle vet X; il;og mpat ; liave his day.
and every dog _hues his..way..
No doudt -if we—were- to bring back
Noble :-titivir; --a ftorz t woliantniers'2-ab-.
sense; 'W9414. 43 , 1 KC §trail4 l l l ..f.c.o l 4
1,40 theArt,ol jos4, • ,itiP9t!,
as - ever.
-iead. iho .E.i:pieV; -) now•
days, Aiittoui thihkido katolubtarily',.
!Goodpety I the lettingf.offtat
that ho/a ag,41 1 41 - .• „;:,
Ho geper9} ` of the Irliir:onrigiNppzogasej
VEEN
At a large and ihighly .respectable
meeting, held is pursuance :of - a.call
- .signed by the citizens ofthe.Counfir.of
Potter, in the State of Pennsylvania.
at the Court - House in -the. Borough:of
:Couderspayt, on the POth . day of Feb.-
.ruary, 1854 i; the' meedeg was organ
ized by eppoiutirg F: W. Knox; Esq.,
.chairman: The object of the. meeting
.being' fully stated by .tbe Chairmaohl
a full and distinct manner, the Hon. J.
M: Milbourn and P. L. Jones;' Esq..
were. chosen. Vice Presidents, and N.
,L. Dike, add Salnl. Haven: were .ap.
pointed Secretaries.
On motion•of .
I.committee of five were appointed by
,the Chair.te draft resolu:ions expres
sive of the news of the meeting.. The
.C.ommittee was
,con;tposed, of
Ellis, Hon. T. Ives, H. J. Olmsted, ; Hon
Lind . George Estes, Esq.
.The I meeting was then : ad& essed by
1., F. Maynard, J.. S. Mann,
,C. W.
Ellis, and Robert Hamilton.
The-Committee reported,the
ins . preamble and , resolutions which'
were unanimously adopted.;
We, the , people of Potter County in
the State of Pennsylvania without.dis
tinction of party or sect, assetnhled imp
: mass meeting. in Coudersport,. declare
Unanimuusly,_ that we have learned
with surprise and regret,that a proposi..
tiOn has been introduc,ed into the Con
gress of the United States, "to repeal
the compact of 4 sf4o, c,o,intrpilly known
as the.. Missouri Compromise." -Such
a measure, so pregnant .with evil and
faith is .calculated to arouse the fears
and Perhaps endanger the Union uf the
Ametican people 3 therefore. ,
lleso'ved, .That this meeting do not
:claim for the &t,' z ns or Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania any right.to control or
interfere with . the social! or domestic
Institutions or interests. of any other
State et people, but ,while-claiming far
ourselves the right to r'egulatciour own
institutions and Interests; ,we will ac
cord the unmolested eujoyment. of an
equal privelege to every other free poo•
pie.
.
That we Are una ni mously
opposed,,heartily amid friendly
ed, to any repeal' or modification 'of
,the Misseuri Compromise.. -
\ Resolved, That we are oppeied to
any legislation by the Congress . of.the
U.nitecl-States in conflict with the
,
going principles,
Resolved, That a'COri'y Of the above
prearrible and resolutions be forwarded
30..04r member of Congress ,and.nselti-.
poi of the Aegislaturc;h . uur aria ni,
moos opinion that there . .fs not a single
person
,ia - •thh county whq 'has 'the:
teraeiitylci . favor ifie repearola eget*. •
pact which has been the guarantee of
our peace and good feelings fur- more
than a quarter of a t eentury.• •
j.olnastßci preseateti the ro.l-
liiving::
• , •
4ivoit.;e4, ThafOnt'Oentoiii . tind
Houston by their fir:in emdln.ahlytourse
iu.e.pp.usi4onto the tcije4i.,uf ausi ,
Ail only; etialleega - aiid, l'itceilte : our
highest eumrnen.datton. •
, '•
' • Resoivici; That'tiae'procee4higiliq
published in the Chunty papers:‘
. - • • F. W.,KN0.N.., ,
L ' l:l4:Kc '• Secretaries •••
'SAst'r..
RB:BOROLOOIOLL TABLE OE FRENONKS:
LIES. •
CUT 1: RIS ilux• FOR REFERENC£•
XBl3—Jan. 11. Born inSavatinah, Ga.
`l;Bl,'S-LI-lis father' ales and leaves him,
4,t fiVe years of it'iowith his motli
• ' et, biothetquidi'sistem. : • •
18l2t . A:Ai school' in• Virginia; •• 7
At 8016'01 iti'Cliarleston..
2825,`—..Taken. in chardo `for hotter 'id'-
.
Si) th Ca.rol ••••'
R,oliettson, 'heir classical
teacher takiss.
great interest in his
,geniuS. - r
I:B2.B 3 —.E.nteri Stinieir. ClUSS;'.C.6aplesion'
c o u e , ge , • : • ;:•-• ~. • • "'I • •
182,97.:-...lL L ea.v.fss-,c9.l)eget s . ;
],,830—1s confirmed in Protestant,.Eßi!-
:40p7it•Olarch• aP:Cii.al4sOn?, 1
I,S3o—Teaches at Charleygq, , ;
4831.--141)pps„,ap Fiya.t,e"sunrcippi.
1 t 831.+-Sucveysi..onci•of: the: fost.r ail-,
..; • ioads in'theArnited,Staies;..f4Pint
, bLiarleston to` '`
, • r ..
;833: 7 "--gust ptp*.cserytce-uildeT : The!
on, admin%
:••
virai. : 4l:4elyto;'4,n; to .Clll,l
‘r
• ,tonito 'pyt..Gtovq,utt,..llificgiott.
`of
Mattrentaticiltilite-NaVy: • -
i-1835--:Matio,MastprofA.rksby•Charles
ton C . 4/ •
ollege, without Ids sulicita
-0
- -
mm isionintho NaVy
:and' seledted oti'firierf . e
uncler T9pog• gplr
I.B37—Surveya mountain ranges of
'Carolina and rennnssee.
1.838 2 - 7 aUrriiYifehiiiro'fceet r traittry for
a military map.•
.fuly. 7. Commissioned -as-See
,
and 4.:inutanant loptipgraltical
-Engineera.
4drnihistration of 'Air. Van Bu
4en ,determines ou aq nxplorat ion
cif region northwest of Missouri,
and are asked by Mr. Nicolet, who
iaheaa of i ici." for an assistant pos-
sassing science, energy, courage,
- and enterprise„' and Lieutenant
Fremont Selected by Mr. Poiusett,
.1.838-4839—Engaged iu - exploratioy:
18 . /OL—liakes 'maps of surveys; . and
anrvoys Desnioines river, lows.
IS 41—.0et.. 18. Marries JoAste,,,see
ond dalig,hter of Senator Benton.
842,-.F.irst exploration to ;the Rucky
Mountains. -
Makes his celebrated speech to
• the Indiae Council at Port Lara-
role;' ••.
Augusi.: 'stands . on the highest
I , eak of theßockY Slouatain4; 13,-
750fectabove the Gulf of Ale;cico,
and unfigls.the star-spangled ban
nor,
- October. Reports at Washing
ton for further duties . ..
1843— , -Starts on his seenniteipeilition.
- Discovers central prit - e or basin'
• of the North A.Mprican . Continent,
and *poii•ects ibb'peovious maps by
snowing that no streams flow from .
Salt Like. •
1,21,5,Jan. 2D. 111.ade:Pir;1 Lieutert
_
ant and. Brevet captain of Top°.
graphical Engineers by President
Tyler, under the. reccommenda
tion of Gen. Scott.
Oct.' 27.' -Appointed_Lieuten
'ant Colonel ofßifies by President
Polk: • . r
November: - Starts - on-a -thiril
expedition to.California~.
I,Bl4—Arrives in Califoi is;;
13.16—Gaii: Castro, Mexical,
Mand; has orders to'dri'VohiM out
. • ...
of California,
/8 /6—Entrenches- hiniseit
Teak to . :.;
. •
.: N'ot ) 13e/rilg attacked, msrohes
,•;,, tcmyt)it*ONgnn.. 7.ieut.Gillespiie
• encounters him with a message
frOm Seines Buchanan, S,;cretlry
afSinte„ to CaPt..PremOnt; author
. • izing him to do what -h,e.coiddlo
" prevent- California-from 'falling
."` into the hinds of Great
:'Fremont retraces' his steps to
'" California . In pursuance 'of direc
'irom 'Mr. takes'
California N vitt) sixty : men, e.ea
• 'irotlaims it indepeecient. • •
kipoii;ted Militaiy.t-toverMir
• of ' Californitt by Qotiim,oclorc.
Stockton.; • " ... ,.,
.. ...
. ..
Buys I\lat iposa. 1br''.5 4 3.000.. iyiti a
:i::• , . .....
~
~. .
i,aten cis to 'bec;on?,b' a, citizali . Of
31 . ' CalVoriita.:. ":...-
Xedrney aVriv6s' to . tako.
Cal il3rnia, 'and' firitls 'lit' ethsay•
s taken ! and is:greatly vexed • :
I '' •• Com: StodktOb : , aitd Gen. Kear,
• way 'cli:spnte as to the cheif corn..
i'uppiartsi§tnck- .
"OW; .tieltO was liis superioi•beflarks
= g,ettiiiy . .'arri;ved. • - : • 1 _
'Obey - Lit: p cird,e - vs:lit' two etimi
=adore. Makes a s lirilliant de.
• •
flnqPr• OeffiPg.Ttkatt Ifgu4tYi 116 ;
„je,enl,x t te . 9llnisally
tnother, - Clie - s, and, he is:ani
• • .
aud the la§t t
j f, , anp ij
1,848 7 gr,95.is
efuie.4
hecaose , its acGellti,acevoarti
• lenowlecias ,
Marshal • i
;
rrepares to ertegritte to tAiti
.. • :t 4 ` . 5 If;
'l'l'4
.t. .r; %
EDITOR- 6z, PUBLIIH k:
I=
.fernia; : to resideas a,pricate citi
. zen. Great,sympathizing meeting
,with him in Charleston, S. C. by
• • 4aitizens, :and a
,uword pre•iented
,
.&o :him by,theni,:)rith, a eulogy or.
. Ills Characterand executive ser
siees hylPharlesti3n
Feb.. 23. 20,000.0 f his 1 eport
; of explorations 'ordered to be
printed by the Senate.
July- W. •James Indianan, ,ia
wletter to the President in.torses
Fremont ''as entitled to the
Jaigk
est consideration
know ability and superior , nicans
of infprmation, .
Oct. 19. Goes out , on fourth
expedition at, his own' expens+
aided by citizens of St. Louis.n
1849-Appointed byPresitie . nt Tay
lor Commissioner 6.r , running
boundary: between Mexico, and
California. .
'..llisinflueoce with the mem
bers of the Constitutional Con
vention makes California' a rree
State,,
. .
Is elected a United States Sen-
alp r.
1350—S t ep. 10. , Ta.kos hi; seat in ilia
:Pepate, and the next:day 'submits
17„post toutes . and 18 bills for re
, lief of California.. •
Selit. 12. , Introduces
a Pacific wagon. road. Opposes
taxation of mining in ,California,
and speaks for free lafor...
The ILuyal Geographical Soci
ety, London, award'hiin the fmn
- der's medal.
_• • •
Beceive3 from the Ring of
Prniala, accompanied by a Vetter
from Baron flumboldt, a gai
mecial, : commemorativc of tlvise
wlic hai . e 'made pyogres3
in aci
once.
180. 7 : 7 Jan: 3. Cul.
_Benton,' at re
quest ,of Mr. Fremont, introduces
a bill to settle land claims in Cali
. foruia, and - lest he should be' 'ac
cused of selfish ends, excepts Col.
Fremoht l 's
IsAetained in,Califortaa under
illness of'Panama fever.
Ts' supported fur new 'term by
the Free • State party, but 'dft'ur ,
.140 Wfots'defeatOd; - ereiy native
•Californion „ • hi: the tegislaturo
voting for hire. '•
1 - 8521853—traVels in Europe, (at tho
time lie is said bf..Adderman-Ful
' trier, to'beat'a Catholic Tathed:
'rat in - Wa'shington and is eVery
' Whero received with fluttering
attention. •
1853` -'Makes'' a fifth expedition, at
.
Jomt..expense with Cu!. Beaton,
.to,test the practicability of a rail
.'
• road route for winter travel.
'Suffers incredible bnidibips
.
from hunger', a'n'lls supposed to
11' be lost'for'five months.
18.54--;HisMariposa title confirmed by
the December Term U. S.. Su
preme Court, after stenttous argu
mentsby Attorney General Cusli-
Indaiainst it-Chietrustke TtAtey
giVing the Opinion, and enthusing
his conduct in every'rospect. Re
' portent Homed, p. 5 Va.
1855—Dee: ' Talked of for President.
1856:-Mfiy 18. THE PEOPLE 'NOM
.
ViiTE HOS.
June 18. Tivo Conventions RE
. CORD this nomination--tiris being
" 41p anniversary` of the Cattle or
Waterloci,. when nt.t.tro -armies
ae&iiiaidiihed the discomfiture of
''Ntipeleen,eleforerunnera.l.tmes
.- j-Drieban'an in •plundering - a - hr Os
tend, • -"; :"' •
, As r ...4..NtscoNtsx 'roc
old ; I\f,f,s.. , lizabeth -:‘13,,e-4, of
Mir? offeiS?to e
•tendos as: ht- ince
ll , ft.'Sciriitier. , ;fferritvis be seated, with)
brs dear befoialrbo, So that , he ea tract
,r,iseiwid,Alre T:4 approach biro with
oom ira4411e... tiouks accepts.
lie is t o Etifdresi, s:'llfa'ttes
datei Burli nggd nio
now:lairs sea (file bds courage etuiugh
tracacointtet,)lss.J'clapesr.,...
the iniii"of the earth, ana
t''ePhS;i• tli'fi%O . rnb'cithiCh,a;i•ang•e's
is a passage quoted
veries in oriental literatlirez'
al r j
11
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