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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-13
FOR MoBILE-D.aILY 0. S. MIL LIN

slk Packet Steamers ORE s slh-.N
Jon, Caps R; A. Hiern, aszs=s3.
DAY, Capt VIM T. Gbeson. having been built expressly
for the Lake Trade, with superior accommodations. Che
Ladies' Cabins all State roomsl One the above steam
will leave the PontchaIain Railroad DAILY during
the week on the arrival the Lake of the half clock
PM Train of Cars, and of the o'clock on SUN
DAYS. For freight passage apply on board, or to
ia24 J. & r. GEDDES, Agents. 10 Bank Place.
THIRD MUNICIPALITY FERRY TO AL GERS
VNHE undersigned would respectfully inform the public
i that he has in successful operation 49, \
fine new STEAM FERRY, running from @ekk4akS
the City of New Orleans to Algers. from day; ss11Szk
light until o'clock, The Boat leaves this city from
fine wharf built expressly for the purpose and located oppo
site the Pontchatrain Railroad landing, in Agiers short
distance above the Beeve Iron Works. The landingson
trance always obtained The rates are the as those
charged by the other Ferries Also shpmasten and others
wishing to 90 TO The Point will find large and commodious
skfs constantly plying between the Government wharf,
(whee the Onnibuses stop) and Theirs Warehouses
the opposite side. o,pu
WILLIAM
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Tz..szasEGE HEN.

Pen G4liais irt.lsirg ~ias FFesA
Fsors Ho.lsi.sis sirssrss a gin.
H.hsss fheu snds ID their blindness.
PHesars lie tsis u sin;
From alany kefy river.
ffau mary pOisoaou. rill,
Col Gala - 10 deliver
The yietins u tLr Sun
What though they sing q plossurs.
while sarh the gOl,.ss iiils;
What lholgh their hiss they msssurs.
b. quarts. and Pinis, and giiisi
In vain. with lavish kindness.
Heaven gives Us rickr-i bread
M<tiilers. In iheir hlihdness.
Make poison in j. sirsd
Shall We. BY TemP'rsnos aided.
In health and peace 10 live,
Shall We. 20 Enen degraded
Refuse lhe bon 70 give
The Fountain, on. the Fountain
The hahn u health proclaim.
Til men. Ger 80 and mountain.
Shall hsrie 10 bless il fanle.
Wan. wall ys winds, is story.
And you. ye waters, roll.
Till TemP'rsnes in il glory.
Shall spread from pole % polei
Til health, and peace. and blessing.
Shall follow IN il train,
And China all hearts possessing,
God over all shall reign.
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A Fresh Supply.

n USr received, and win he sold low, paricu-
~ larry when the cash is offered,
piece of Oil Cloth for coaches and floors,
picces Webster Unhleached Sheetings,
20 pieces Bleachcd ditto.
piece Green wors,cd Moreen,
piece Canada mixed,
Dab, Canada mixed, and Gold mixed Salinetts,
piece Black French Doe skin Cashmere,
piece Ga Fancy ditto,
piece iine brown Broad Cloth,
piece superiine French black ditto.
piece black Bonnet Satin,
piece superior black Satin Festing.
! piece Lead Cambria, 10 pieces PAPER ditto.
Cheap Callicos.
epieccs English Silcsias,
piece heavy Black silk Fringe,
10 pieces rolored Satin Ribbons,
Ladies dark Kid Gloves,
Ladies and Gents white Kid and Silk Gloves.
Linen Bobbin, black Alpaca Hose. Merino Shirts,
white Waddiug, black Sewing Silk,
l2 gross black Stay Binding.
gross Booths Patent Silk Buttons for trim
ming dresses,
Violin Strings.
GROCERIES.
rs sacks fine and ground Alum Salt,
10 bags Rio Coffee, 5 bags lIaguira ditto,
5 barrels Stuart's Steam Refined and Crushed
Sugar,
barrel and hogshead Brown Sugar,
Q barrels Clover Seed Clark's Matches.
MEDICINES.
Wistar's Balsom Of Wild Cherry, Townsend's
SaIsaparilla, Quinine.
Half boxes Raisins, Cheese, and many Other
articles constantly arriving.
LONG & WEBB.
December 5. 3D.
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mo AGENTS.

In consequence Of tie difficulty Of finding faith.
fol agents, snd of preventing frauds. here aIil-
ces II this nature are sent out for general sale,
Signor D'Alsear has determined 10 sell none oi
his works or instruments unless ordered by letters
srni directly 10 him, when the desired publica-
ton, Or instrument. will be forwarded under his
signature and seal. thai al doubt 10 10 lis gen.
uineness may he removed.
0rBEwARE OF ALL INVITATIONS Of
this Instrument which may hereafter appear, as
the secret Of impafling the Gold Detecting power
Is known 10 no person whatever, excep, the on
glnal inventor.
c--Thc GOLDOMETERa and GOLD.sEEK.
Frs GUIDE, viii both he sent ~ mail. close-
" enscloped and sealed, and therefore. not sub
jeci 10 inspection BY PostmasleIs. for the sum Of
THREE DOLLARS. sent post paid 10 sIGNOR
JOSE DK Ai.YEAR, Box 27l3. New York city.
The Instrument is very light. aud tbs Guide is
printed on thin paper-so that the charge BIZ mail.
or express, will-he very small to any part Of The
United States. The price Of the GOLD SEEN.
Frs GUIDE alone, Is ONE DOLLAR, sent
as above.
Address, sIGNOR JOSE Ds ALyEAR,
Box 27l3. New York City.
TT0PFiCE for the sale Of the GOLD SEEK
ER'S GUIDE aud GOLD0METER, No. IS
CENTRE ST., New York City. where visitors
may see several casks Of California Gold in the
rough state, as extracted by Signor D'Alyear from
the Sacramento Mines. and also witness the opc-
ration Of the GOLDOMETER, when held with.
In the magnetic infuence Of the precious metal,
and The unernng manner in which il indicates the
presence Of that and other metallis substances.
New York, January 81
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THE HILLsBORoUGH RECORDER
Is PUBLISHED wEEKLr
BY DENNIS HEARTT.

Terms.-Two Dollars year, if paid in ed
vance; Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, il not paid
within three months; or Three Dollars, if delayed
until after the expiration Of the year.
No paper will be discontinued until oil arrcara
ges are paid, unless at the option Of the publisher
Hereafter no paper will lie sent to new subj
scriher out of this state unless payment is made in
advance, or some person in the state will become
responsible TO the editor and in no case will thu
paper be sent to subscriber out of the state ior
more THAN two years without payment.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding sixteen lines,
one dollar for the first, and twenty-five cents or
each subsequent insertion; longer ones in pro-
portion. Court advertisements twenty-five per
cent. higher. A deduction of onc-third will bs
made TO advertisers by the year.
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u, 4

Los c,
Nm the road between my house and Hisbo-
- rough, some time about the last of June or
first Of July last (ls4s,) parcel Of papers, and
among them was All obligation bond, made 10 me
by the 0'Daniels binding themselves 10 keep up
the rock work Of certain bridge built for the
Subscriber. ANY person finding such a paper
shall be well paid if they will return il 10 me- or
let me know they have found such paper.
ID. &. PARRISH.
January -. 63-3w
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kdyenturars to California.

Persons going 10 California cannot make bet
ter investment than bs purchasing one Of thes'
instruments, which will not only be worth fifty
tunes It's value there, to sell aeain, but will be Of
inestimale worth to thass who so in search Of
sold, az has becn proved ly the most abundant
experlinent both in California and The United
States.
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AGENCY I'M RALEIGH.

A s the Bank of Cape Fear has discontinued
= its Agency in Hillsborough and transferred
the business to Raleigh, the subscriber will attend
to the Renewal Of Notes, and other Bank Busl-
ness, for the citizens Of Orange, and others who
may desire it, for the usual compensation. The
Officers Of the Bank will decline attending to bu-
siness OF this kind
LEOPOLD l.. IlEARTT.
Raleigh. May /. 81
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BDAlaIn), s1sSo

D0AlaD slaSo
INHE subscriber having located his family in
the town Of Hillsborough, at that pleasant
dwelling known as thsresidence Of the late Mrs
Walters, would be glad to accommodate some
eight or ten hoarders. Families who board, and
young men coming TO this place to school. will
find this very desirable and pleasant place. Z
Terms low, to suit the times.
Samuel. PEARCE.
December Is. 6I--4a
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Plantation for Sale.
MILIN cry AND
MANIPULATING.

N Rs. J. WADDIIL & DAUGHTER, most
- respectfully tender their thanks 10 the La
dies Of Hilsborough and lis vicinity, for the very
liberal patronage they have received at their
hands, and hope, by THEN prompt attention 10 hu-
sness, and the neaness and style with which they
execute their work, still to merit and receive IL
beral share of patronage.
They have just received their patterns for the
Fall and Winter, and invite the ladies TO call and
see them, or which may be most satisfactory to
both parties, bring in their dresses and have them
made in the latest and most fashionable style.
October Ia. 80
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Advertising Rates for The lIillshoroush Recorder

One dollar per square (16 lines) for the first
insertion, and IS cents for e oh continuance. De-
ductions made in favor Of standing advertisements
as follows:
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TESTIMONIALS

Signor D'Alvear does not deem il necessary to
enc1nhsr this notice with a long list Of testimo-
aisls, 10 proof Of the value Of this Cioldometer,
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Farmers and Land. Owners.

Farmers and Land Owners throughout the U.
States, who have reason 10 suspect the existence
of any Kind of Mineral riches upon their lands,
should avail themselves of this opportunity TO test
that fact BY the surest Of all known tests before
the abundance of discoveries in all parts of the
country shall have lessencd this source Of wealth
In their estate
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Cabinet Ware House.

Cabinet Ware House.
rT,HE rii<rrespecifuliy informs hisfrirnds
"A and he puhlic generally .ihai Ne hss0n hand,
and viii endeasoF constantly 10 keep. sarleis q
Nell-mads fuIniinTe. eLabfaring AL he leading
artlcles. such ss.
solas. Sideboards. Bureaus,
Bedsteads, Tables.
made q Mahogany. Marble. Cherry. E'alnut.
Birch, and Maple.
He would insiie attention 20 his make Of Port
able RARDR0BEs and BEDSTEADs. which
eshnOi he surpassed ior durability, nsainess. and
convenience.
lie would also invite The attention Of al per-
sons wishing 10 buy furniture Of any deschIaioa,
20 give him call before purchasing elsewhere. Is
he intends 10 scll - low a. he can possibly afford
and his NoTkmsn are all eHpeTienced hands,
lie has NOW on hand eight fire DtSihg Bn.
feans. with l.Ooking.tiasses. two China Presses,
two sidshcarl.. siH plain Bnreass. eight Candle.
stands, one Sofa. and one SECRETARY and Book
ease. and Brdsieads. which he will sell low.
- Timber TAKEN In exchange Cor Furniture,
such as Walnut, Poplar, Cherry, Birch, Maple,
&c.
.. Persons At distance. buying Furniture,
can have il delivered Al their doors ensured safe
Cor less than they can DO il themselves.
lie returns bis thanks Ia pasi iayors, and will
be thankful for continuance Of public patron,
age.
HENRY EVANS.
February 4. Is
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MitChell's Eve SalVe.

~
TINE concurrent testimony Of men Of integrity
- and worth is the hest evidence We can have
Of any fact Of which we have no cognizsnce our
srlu.. The great advantages possessed u, this
article over every Other. arc--its Certainty, Safe
~, Convenience, and Economy. All Physicians
admit that great danger is to be apprchended from
drugging the eye when in ihflammcd and IN
healthy slate. In the use Of this ssl,e this obiec-
ton is entirely removed, as no harm can possibly
result from its use il being in all eases applied 10
the cIternai portions Of the eve; thereby avoiding
all the inconvenience, pain and danger, which ne
cessarily attend the introduction of any punecnt
article into the eye. lis activity in subdung in
flammaton is so great that hut few cascs require
the use Of more than ono hottie 10 effect Perfect
cure. One Physician remarked 10 us, after having
witnessed IFS effects in several instances. that it
Was perfect FIRE Killer" We might multiply
reasons why this Salve should lie preferred above
every thing else in the treatment Of diseases Of the
eye, but we prefer il should stand on its own me.
ri,s. All we ask is that its virtues be thoroughly
,csed and that the directions be strictly follow Cd
ID. MITCHELL.
Perry, Wyoming Co., n. T.
For sale al this office.
March Ia. 81
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STATE OF North CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Courl Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term, ls4S.
Duncdn c. Glenn, Adm'rl
Of Duke Glenn, dec. Original Attachment
VS.. levied on Land.
Henry Woods.
III appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court,
= that the defendant in this case is mol an inha.
bltant Of this state; Il is therefore ordered that
publication be made in The Hisborough Recor-
der, for sx weeks successfully, for said defendant
10 appear at the next tenn of the Court of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions, to be held for the county
Of Orange, at the court house IN Hillsborough, ON
the fourth Monday in February next, then and
there 10 plead to or repleyy, or his undivided in
terest IN said and levied on will be condemned
10 satisfy Plaintiffs debt.
Witness, Joseph Allison, Clerk Of said Court,
at otlice, the 4,h Monday of November, 1913.
JOSEPH ALLISON, c. c. c.
Price adv. S4;50. 63-6w
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The Oriental or Sovereign Balm Pills,

The Oriental or Sovereign Balm Pills.
This invaluable family medicine. combines
a mote cleansing, healing, and purifying pro-
pertics, than any other pills now in use. After
nearly eight years experience II their astonishing
success, We have no hesitation in claiming fol
them popularity and reputation, unriyalled BY
any other medicine.
They are an eilcctunl cure for Jdundice, Dys
pepsia, Lirer Complaints. Pleurisy, Bilious DIS,
eases, Ferr and Ague, and Oh aher FerTs
Coughs, Colds. Inflammation IF The Lungs
Rheumatism, Hedd-Gche, Loss Of appeiile, &c.
T p. CHlLDS & Go. Clay, Onondags
County, N. Y. are The original and o,,iy manu-.
iaciurers Of the genuine Sovereign Balm Pills
PRICE 25 Cents per box, Of 81 Pills. with full
directions accompanying each box.
For sale in Hillsborough Nv ID. HEARTH
also By numerous Druggists and agents ougt
out the Union.
November 90. S.
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POPLAR MEDICINES.

Many cathartic pills have been used possessing
simply The properly Of emplying the bowels Of
thcir contents. In doing this, they TOO often aci
injuriuusls as initamis. The Sovereign Balm
Pills are not only free from such objection las
Tarr sEyER LEAyE TnE nowELs cosrIyE) but
their purifying and healing power Is truly re-
maikable. They act upon the skin as a diapho-
rcic, as an Alternative and corrective Of all the Sc
cTeiions. upon the kidneys as diurelic, and up
on The bowels as ealhanie; and al 50 Efficient
y and mildly that no other pill can complete with
them.
Persons frequently volunteer their testimony
TO the virtue and efficacy of our Pills in con-
plants for which they had not before thought Of
using Them.
An agen, writes, AT one place where put
up for the night in Pennsylvania. the lady Of the
house DECLARED that two doses had cured her Of
Eysipelas."
Another. young man OF our acquaintance
says, that he YVES cured Of the .igue by two do
scs.
The Sovereign Balm Pills are the most agree
able remedy known. for the removal OF cosfire-
ness. One or two pills at night will produce re-
lief
CT Too much care cannot be used 10 avoid
imposition hy PERSONS who peddle spurious pill
made by L. i. Soulc, Of the same name as ours.
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II E.1 I'D THKS!
TIVE sebasihefs have jssi rrccisl[ sra IL
n Nogfh, theif
Hall md winter stock of
GSCEgs
corPalsine almost exefs arisrle 1Snaily Ara Il
this maEkes, which lhrs laregr sirn.selses - al
lbE 10 cash q 10 pnnrtnal dealers
They FrluIn tlleiI sinasFe thal.Ss Or N liberal
patronage hsIriosoEe received, and slliCil ! en-
tinnance u he sane.
They call npou hen Eirnds generally % enuns
shd rAansine their siock lesoae Forchssing slsr-
Nhssr. as Ihrs ere delsimiied 70 give
GREAT BARG AIMS.
DRY Goods VII ~ given IL exchanee for Green
and Diy Hides sl he usual Pnoss. say 5 p Ice
prr pooLd.
l.ATlMER a JONES.
Ocial-r -. 1915. SD
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lssa a. S~1sS's LsG4l&. Tie ksilksnt ftsuns
4 a. isless j. caiilria and he si=esAeEy thls
srEg Nrsk " irssl ssilss u Ga1 ii iFgsnis. and
ihsis u Col "a Rhode Island. ~ - ga. sEe
close snrisnl ~ stamp i - he grrairss disco
ssfy r ~ zee. Neihing hat ths extIelle ciear-
aess X ils ii.-,raaai. snd - dessrr 70 q
~ Tor sle lrnsi Il lasalird iiliaocs him 70 dis
tose q i :; ilr lss. Fsios 81 All.h - gers i.
Iesiles liis. lis 01l lesiie ~ Ne4isL 5 ntsrli
sasisseA
The Eesi0Nin- Trstimossisis. IN rnoof q The w.
ne u Ihs Iisidengiel, srleclra fiosn gneat num-
80 equally s.isariy. IDsssl suiice l0E the pres.
sEt:
As,or House. NeN Holk. Dec. 81. ISIS.
Tie nniersisne,l. having hi. dan witnessed
TIE psaciicsi !, eraisn q signor b'Alyear's nss-
n inverted nssglalir instrument The EoldomtirT.
i.ei enaises saifsra lh.t Il Pssesses he eHlrsoT-
dinsry paarf q Detecting Mineral orss hlld. h
l~nralh lie surface &c lie earth. and haze -
dcusg lhal il win prove IA insalnabie all in lhe
discovery u The Mineral ItsousCes II lie Iniied
States and he Norll.
1.R. DRAPER, IT,. Chemist,
l.. \. HERMANN. Magnetic Ina. Maker.
&. ). DANA. Geulogisl.
Los Angeles. California. Aug. ISIS.
This may certify thai the undersigned Is fully
convinced thal SisnH Jose De AlSear was The
FIRST dscoycFeT Il lie Gold deposiles u California,
and that this discovery was made I, the aid Of .
magnetic insiTumenicslle The Goidoinclcr. which
! have seen successfully applied 10 the discovery
q veins 81 Gold ore, IN Pllcrs where no indica-
lions Of thar substance appeared upon the surface
VI The Earth.
7. W. SHERMAN, L. % Artillery.
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ILLUSTRATED WITH 200 ENGRAylNGS.

Of the principal Cities, Places, Buildings. Scene
ry, Curiosties, Seals Of the States, &c, &c.
Complete in one octave volume Of six HUNDRED
pages. elegantly bound in gilt pictorial muslin.
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IF. HIBBARD & CO.'S
CarminatiVe SalVe.

For the cure Of Fclons, Piles, Ulcers, CarbunCles
Ague in the Breast or Face, Ear-nche Burns
scaids, Rheumatic Pains, &c. &c. Price IS
cents
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New and Popular Work for Book A.
gents.

Containing an account of the Topography. Set
Element, History, Revolutionary and other inter-
esting events, Statistics, progress in Agriculture
Manufactures, Population, &C., &C., OF each
State in the Union.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-26

WAsHfsGToE, April ~, l640.
An expedition to the Great Salt Lake (making spc-
eial examination Of the country around) Is contem-
plated by the Chief Of the Typographical Bureau Col.
j. j. Albert aidedby Emory, Johnson Cooke and others
The great and mostly unexplored Basin, Of which this
lake is kable feature, lies In the northern por
ton of Upper California between the Sierra Nevada
the west. and the Wshsatch and Timpamozu noun
tsns on the east 1t Is held chiefly by the Utah tribes
but the honmons haveKlanaged to effect settlement
on the inner edge of the Basin, Utah Lake. The
ofeer appointed to the command Of the expedition Is
captain Howard Stansbury, of the U. 4 Typographical
Engineers TO whom the department has given very
liberal outfit and who will a. into this sphere Of
duty with every aor slmsnt which the diversified
him.
The expedition IL expected TO rsturu In tho course
Eileen months vixen ID will have finished all the sur
vvs cont mpiaicd have visited tAe Tribes in the wei
mtg: gathered every statistic srying them which
cen be- .. use 10 the government; ftowed glance
Of ipgnhy at the Mormon scttieinenfs
captain Stansbnry, at The inrtancp NJ the depart
mont. vii c't"bsh tmporary ob~crvnto at Fort
Hall fer afro m al and M ieorologicnl pury, and
with him 'nta. Instruments ~ If, &c his 90.
.igm J. J. uppo. ID that hss .h.f station VII 10 at
tlr koin,tn iuit.
IcN, ute Of IN rest VIII 10 g.ats t,.c f..
TttSinc - gtit.as.
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Our SaItillo Correspondence.
The Progress Of the Emigrat,ng Parties to Cali.
for.ia-Dcaths atnanp the Ca,nnnnies Bee


The Progress Of the Emigrat,ng Parties to Cali.
torn,a-Deaths among the Companies, &c.
have been SO much occupied since we left the
Rio Grande, that had not time to write to you.
Well, here we are, at this beautiful city $50 called
This is most miserable country
We have not seen so much good land since we
have been in Mexico, as would cover the Wash
ington parade ground. With theexception of few
acres here, and at Monterey, all the land that is
cultivated in this part of the country is watered,
by letting the rivers and springs run over them
every day or two, SO hot and dry is the climate.
We have lost one of our party; he died at Seralvo,
Of dysentary-some thought of cholera,-his name
was Searls; he was from East Granville, Mass. and
has left wife and three children. A party of men
for California, has Just arrived at our camp, and
they bring us the melancholy news of the loss of
DIR Wilks, Of Madison county, New York. The
circumstances are these: the Doctor was member
Of that party that joined us in New York for the
purpose OF crossing the country together They
became rather jealous OF our party, and separated
from us at the Rio Grande. They also thought
that they could travel much faster than we could
on the road, on account of their party being smaller
than ours, but we have kept ahead OF them 30 far,
and expect TO keep ahead. Another misfortune
they are subject to, is, they refused TO have any
officers, or any organization among themselves;
the consequence was, that every man did just as
he pleased he rode mile ahead or behind, Just as
it suited him. Well, yesterday afternoon, the D.c-
tor took IT into his head at the pass of Rnconarda,
togo hunting while the party were hating, and
he has not yet returned. lie is undoubtedly MUIR
dered, by either Camanches robbers, as the par
~ kept fire al night, and fired minute guns. l
regret the loss of the Doctor very much. He was
an excellent man. The cholera has been all
round us from our landing until we lett Monterey.
IL was raging at Monterey with great volence-but,
thank God, we seem TO have out-travelled 1t. With
the exception Of one man, who is rather bad with
dysentery, our party IN excellent health. Bar
ney stands il very well, and as for myself, enjoy
excellent health. We have got over most of our
troubles, and We are getting along nicely. We
have changed our route, and are going by Chihua-
hua and the ella river. F. III. L
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Movements for California.

The Portland argus says, that Mr.. Chas. Cham
berlain, who has been connected with the Bath
Tribune has disposed of his interest in that paper,
and Is to leave for California.
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The CouRr Ito Mr.. Key)-You must have your wit
nsssss tomorrow morning
Mr.. KEY-They'l be here.
The Court then adjourned until morrow morning.