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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-19

ETThe temperance people of Chester county
have nominated Legislative ticket Of their own
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-19

1FBuffalo township, Butler county has 2,65
inhabitants, SOP houses, 204 families, 3O2 farms
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-19

ITThe population Of Providence, R. /.
IS announced 10 be .42,o62-ia 1910 il was
2s,l72
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-19
To the Voters of Monroe County.

Friends and ttllo,U CitizenS Through The
solicitations OF many Of you am induced TO of.
fer myself as candidate for The office Of
County Surveyor,
at The ensuing general election, and respectful
ly solicit your influence and suffrages. Should
be elected, pledge myself TO discharge the
duties of the office with fidelity and TO the best
of my ability. Your friend and fellow citizen,
MELCHlOR SPRAGLE.
Strondsburg, Sept, 10, 1850.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-19
10 the Voters of Monroe county

lO the Voters OF Monroe county.
FOllO,o- Citizens :---At the solicitation Of nu-
merous friends, have been induced TO offer
myself as candidate for the office of
County Commissioner
at the ensuing general election. Should be
elected, pledge myself to discharge the du-
Ties Of the office with fidelity, and TO The best
of my ability. Being heavy taxpayer my
self, | shall endeavor il elected. 10 cOnducl the
business entrusted TO me economically as
possible. and | will no, charge The county more
than $50 year for my services
ADAM SHAFER.
Stroud township, Sept. 10. 1850.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-19
FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers a, private sale, in
Soulh Eas'on, Northampton county, Pa,
Six Horse wagon and three new set
of Double Harness.
The Wagon is nearly new, having been used
but few times. Size Of the wheels feet 4
inches, and feet inches Size Of boxes
IA by 5 inches. Price of Wagon and Har.
ness $l75 90 P. II. DEPUE.
South Easlon. September 10, 1850
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-19

Re organized and being combination of tCo Com
panies, Equestrian and DrGmofic!
This Novel combination and Double Troupe will
nerform at STROUDSBURG, on
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TWO CENTS.

and six months In the State prison This IA the rst
Sonsioton under the Law of 1S49 making it penal Of
ie1es 1y 70 csrry siung shot loaded osne, billy.
ssoafig House. Dennis McC arty was con uvicted OF
Aps Apps cis1rdsrly house at No. II Water street in
asStins wsrs snss, IN proof that adding dancing and
time The Jury found verdict Of guilty. but A. Il Vas
~ ~ that ths house quiet and orderly,
the scsussd ths which to be passed
n, re January 7sym-The petit jury were yesterdsv
9,scharged the January trials being all Concluded
term has been sixty These have rssitsd in
forty three convictions sixteen scquittals and two
essgreements Of jury In addition to the triss thsrS
nave been nearly one hundred indietments dram
Inc January term has therefore been severe one fer
.ne Puonc prosecution. MIR. McKeop, the District At
having been engaged In the Court Of Oyer and
erminer most OF the tne the business Of the General
sessions mas devolvea upon Mr. Phillips his assistant
efficient manner NN''s
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&c. HuNrmsrrs, Secretary.
PoissIc.I I.ssiiIsence.

The House Of D..gstes cf MsrylsBa have psssed
bill all restrctiops upon the intrcduction Of
saves in that state.
The Legislature Of Pennsylvania has, BY vote Of ~
psJ 90 yess refused to entertain resolutions inter
fsrips with the slavery question, In coppection With
the terr1ttfies and insuctng their representatives.
In Cerrr,s their Influence gainst the admission
Of any new State without the restriction clause.
In the Legislature q Kentucky, on the 10th inst,
series of resolutions Ir-ssntes, opposing the sbo
ticb Of slavery in the District OF Columbia as In vio
laton Of the ppirt end aning OF the federal con
s,itption, ana inttuctipg their representatives In
Ccperees TO vote sesipst the admission ~ any nee
State south OF parallel oil deg go min north which
shai &C nafD prohibition a tlsvsry, ana TO oppose
any bill for the estsbbpent of any territOri. govern.
pts north a. that parallel containing prohibition Of
slavery, snespt upon the undsrstspoirs, aud with .
pledge that the people ~ the ssveholdg states vth
their rropsry. 10 be exsiuded b. set q Con
gree, h.m the territory south OF It.
Gen Jcseph Lane has been ponisstsd by the demo.
crate Of Inonss - candidate tor ths Presidency In
1865
W n. tlsmnins has been nominated By the wings II
the first Copsrss,cnsl dsswict cf Georgia 70 supply
the vacancy cecs.ior.s By .hs resignation Of the iion
Thomas Buusr kiss
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Affairs In Mexico.

We have received files fpspers from the cities Of
Mexico and Vera Cruz the former to the 2ih the lat
ter to the 27th ut They very barren Of domestic
intelligence
The Trait d. Union, Of the 15th says" Yesterday,
the 18th, the extraordinary session Of Congress term
mated according to law, though Ia fact 1t had ended
some fifteen days before the deputies Of the opposition
having purposely absentsd themselves to prevent .
the intention Of obtaining grant of extraordinary
power constituting real Dictatorship with the single
exception OF capital executions being permitted for
political offences. With this pton 1t have
TO carry en- the without calling together
the Chambers By the tactics Of the opposition this
movement has been prevented. Preparations are no
being made for the opening Of the new Congress. A
lew deputies nom the interior have already arrived
The difficulty between the French Consul ct Mata-
moras and the Mexican government, has become more
and more involved; the Mexican government has
again complained to the French government Of the
against him h that he is said to have interersd too
much in the politics Of the country.
The Consul himself, with the nominal editor of the
Bien Pu5hco, paper under the influence of the
Cardepas, Governor of the State Of Tsuaulipss and
sent under strong escort to Victoria In Texas and
there expelled from the Mexican territory said
by those who to take sides with the Consul and
treatment They were made to march foot three
hundred miles before reaching the Mexican frontier,
a correspondent OF the Monitor Repubtcano, Of the
26th ult writing from Queretare complains severely
OF the new Governor of that place. and asserts that
has established reign Of terror He lately ordered
four editors Of two liberal journals published there tn
De arrested put In chains, and made to work ct the
public works for having published sundry articles In
too republican for the present monarchca tendencies
Cf the government
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The whole number q deaths In Baltimore during the
year lss9, vas tbso
The revolving f the exequstor Of the Spanish consul
at New ORLEANS has been published In that city, and
meets with general spprebston.
The navigation of Lsts Chsmplsin had not been In
terruptsd By ice mp TO the 10Th inst.
A riot took rlsoe among the isborers the Os-
densburg Railroad at Esntufg, which resulted In the
arrest Of about forty Of them.
BY IRE the 9Th met.
Two hundred pplish Mormops arrived at st. Louis
on the 9Th inst, en- r-sfe for Salt Lake.
Snow fell In great qusptities In Maine and New
Hampshirs, on Monday and Tuesday last
The Anti Slavery Convention of Nsssschusetts ss-
rmblsd In Boston the z2d inst. 1he proceedings
have not jet csms 60 bsra
The whole number of persons arrested In Montreal
Canada during the yssr lsfp, for various crimes vss
sa41.
The lard cfsee at Henderson, Texas, vas robbed on
the 18th plt, Of ali the recoras q title.
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AnrsrcAr TsAcr socisrv.-The gross receipts OF this
great for the month Of December, vere-ffom
donations - tet 81 from publications cold sls15t 20
total, tse140 So The grants from December L. 1888,
20 January 1850, wsre-fcrsgn, po15b pages ship
ping for foreign ports 100 0tb for California 600;
,mierabts, 1,o4i2 literary and bumsne Institutions,
24tVo to nirsiopsfy Sabbath scbools, 70 800; hors
and domestic miesionsrie T21t5 by cclpofteurs and
agents In destitute parts q our country sT2Asss;
Other gfsnts, 1861 tsyes; total, f6j 10i pages
N strce April l. 1sss, ~ S22oSe pages Tosy have
oprfsed Tor foreign lands Tor sJcietyss ent
y.sr ending Artn the following sums 20 - rsnitvd
IN csfh and distributed smons particular stations
further fo alton shsl fko~ that the <spts Of each
nsy require. namely, for France and seSium $1,000,
for Germany spd Hungary, $1,000 .or Italy, through
the ltslisp soc,ty nj Geneva 81 CO., for the Armspi
sps 81 Turkey, Husss. Greece So ia and tie Nestoil
sns So Cte for msiops In Sou osrn India SO COO fos
missions In Northern Indie, "a COO; for China siam
Awsm, bufmsh and The 80 'sdsich issnds, 81 Ofo; &
meet Irnvotnua csl. " cte, total Sl5 eco. OF thh
fum 81 slsWo. scarcely s1,ct0 Il pet received
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Broeslyn Cssy rnseiisss.ee.

busotssv.-on Jhursosy night or ruoey ~ orn1u9s
the resdenee OF Siepor Antonio Bhts, In Wnloughey
street. entered through the grating In mont, ~
come daring thieves Who succeeded IN rssshisg hts
bedroom Without alarming the iumates. They took
bis clothes out OF the and robbed him Of Rold
watch diamond brooch, Esd HE psutaioons, IN which
s13 In cssh The value Of the property stolen IL
about f1t0 The ssnor has offered . yard Of t2s foe
the return of the brooch The house next TO Mr.. B.
vss also entered, but nothing taken thersfron.
dwelling In Bridge street vas also entered, but nothing
obtsinsd.
Busotsrs ~ wui1swsrrra.--A second attempt vss
made Thursday night isst TO break into the store
az Carpenter and brothers, No 1s2 Grand street The
rseals however could get further than the cellar
and we're obliged TO beat retreat without having found
what they after.
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Hen: r. Y. Lsfstsr, q 8. Minister 20 Nezie9; Der
nsid ftytep <td l.. Mosss, sf,scbes Hon john fsr-
fst snsutt ~ Mssstian; Lsay Wcrtiey and r. mt
W Lore ~srs Ksrr saiisd ffom Nebefr vers Jrbri
On the 10Th insf In the u. y. steamer Wslksr
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The United states ship 0srmsntovp, Commspdes
Lo~ndes arrived at this port Friday last fron Nor
folk The following IL list OF her officers -chsr'es
Lovndes, Commander; r. y. finkpey X. Tnghnan,
X ". stembei, q. Ridley, ,Lieutenspts; Jehn Ma
sop, Surgeon; q. n. White, Purser; Reuben Harris,
Master; g. Gilman, Assistant surseoo J. " strtok-
land, Lieutenant OF Marines; n. Minor. " 4. West,
Passed Midshipn.n; ,. n. Hamilton, II Lssov, w.
n Toon. MID hipn en-; Harrison, Cvmmsna.r lets'
D. Ispkin Gunner: J.. Borrows, Bcats~siu; rhopr-
son Csrps ptsr; NJ T. rsbs rur,ers steward; Henry g
Whips, svrssoo's Steward Pensae Dew Jon 10.
There vese eighty t~o deaths In Bsitmoss for the
~esk an ar a the llst Instant
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Tur P.rrn.s Mvsprn:-Ths fcllovins letter ".


Tur Psrrnss Muspsa.-The following letter was
received BY ne yesterday, through the poet ofhce;
"NrsR WAsnfSerov, Tsas Dec. 2s, 1850.
"DrsS Sra: IL h with diihculty that get paper
70 rite you; but induced do for the safety Of
DR. webster lie 10 not guilty Of the crime. myself
ptrpetratsd the Deed that he is charged with,
"And sm m for Californian.
"Yours, ORONOKA.
"the 20 of November was
"a Bad Gay for ms.n
This letter directed 20 the editor Of the Delta
New Orleans and 10 stamped With the post once mark
Of Warrington Texas. IL IL not post paid IL the
cste with nearly all cur letter. Our first preston,
after reruting this letter that idle end
highly improper hosr of foms vigless yoxDg man;
therefore threw IL aside cetermsed to take notice
Of II; but on second thought, and remem mbering
hov important bearing the slightest Incidents may
temsiimts have In Investigation into . charge of
murder. We deemed II proper TO publish the letter In
paper and to retain the original In safe keeping
Though trst impression that II vas intended
hosr 10 decidedly the strongest, there certain ctr
cumstances which render II by impossible OF
I'm bshle that the letter constitute
link In the irquiry into this mysterious affair The
letter IL written By ilitsrate paper
and is folded In en- awkward manner. II came By the
mail frcm Texss The 23d Of November referred TO In
the postscript bed day. for the writer s the dag
upon which DR. Pash mans murder is declared by the
Coroners jury 70 have occurred. Washington h very
remote town Of Texas.
We remember s.eipg, In some Of the Boston papers
that nsmbsrs Of DR. fsrkmsn's family had rscsived
anopymcus letters ccarsey written stating that tbs
writer had murdered Dr. farkman, and gone sa .,
Texas In ssehoensr.-kew Orleans Deis, Jan. 10.
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hrssset oy Co.. D,~tv, or wrsccrur.-Tbe mes
saee d Governor Dewey, Of Wisconsib vas delivered
to the Leassture Of that STATE on the 10th inst The
principal topic 81 the 10 upon the financial and
banking opefsiops Of the state which vii be slsded
TO rnder the proper neas Upon the subject Of slave
that state have heretofore eeen fully expressed sean
the Institution be recon mends the essia
comprom of the eopstitutiop.
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Marine Affairs.

SAN FRANcIsco Califorpia, Oct II, 1919
We, the undersigned passengers board the steam.
chip California, Captain Budd, having left Panama
September 17th for Francisco hereby our
entire and unqua6d appreciation Of the bearing Of the
captain and officers Of said bost toward
cur journey and take pleasure in returning our
to the captain, mate, and parser for ther Kindness
and attention and cheerfully recommend them our
friends wholly worthy Of the trust repossd In them
and CT tbs confidence Of all travelling to and from Ca
lifornia. Signed by
One hundred and thirty. five Passepcers
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Common Pleas.

Jsr. B.-.sagpsfus ID. Baker %. Dsrs>f r.. Puter-
This sction for slasder, AZ bsisg alleged tbst
the defendant charged Mr. Baker (vho is . manu-
fscturer q vinegar with sdulteranx his vinegar With
poisonous materials. Adjourned.
Pssr I'd, Jan. 25.-Tbis branch Of the court sd-
jourped for the term In conssquenes Of the inds
poeiton Of Judge Daily.
We regret 20 say that the learned Judge Daily -
suddenly seized with iliness, thursday aftsrnooA
Ann street. The attack some Affection of tne
bead brought on, perhaps, BY close cophnement ~
the duties q badly ventilated and frequently ovsss
crowded court.
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The Very Latest News.
INK TELEGRAPH PROM LONDON TO LIVERPOOL
The French Assembly.


The French Assembly.
Pans, Friday, Jan. IL, 1850.
In the Assembly en- Thursday evening, the sth clause
Of the School Bill vas proposed, as follows =" No
teacher, when dismissed, open school in the
mune In which he has exercised that Junction. The
wording OF the article excited great uproar amongst
the Mountain" members and moet insuting cpl
tbes we're spilled to NJ Bepgres, Who In the Of
the mitiee, proposed 10 add the following words
{" Nor In the adjoining conmunes.n After tumultu-
Gus diseusson various paragraphs Of the article were
sgreed to.
divisisn then proceeded to, on the snseubk Of
the article. when the numbers for the clause,
$50 against the clause, 256. Majority, rs.
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Court OF oyer and Ternsiner.
Before Judge Eomonds and Aldermen Fraskiin and
Copcklin.
Jas. Is The grand jury brought In q true BIN
sgsIpst samuel Drury and samuel Drury, jr, for for
eery. The case In which these perscos charged
With attempt TO murder MIR. Warner, viii be
brought on Monday next, In this court.
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Barings' Circular.
Lorpos, Friday, Jan. II, 1850,
osclo~h r M

LorDor, Friday. Jan. III, 1850
O'Clock, r. NJ.
The produce markets re-opened on the second
instant, With . very active demand for almost every
article which hes gone increasing, and trsnsscto
have been . most extensive sesie, ss win be seen
from the suhjoined remarks
The great abundance Of money has led 20 much
specustion and prices Of several articles have al
vsnced consideraby. Indeed, With the exception Of
grain and provisions there has been hitherto
t,on By the overland mail which arrived the 9TH
instant, We have dates from Bombay 70 the Sd uino
and from Calcutta 10 the 21st November At both Pre-
sidcncies exchange advancing though ct Caleuts
the Honorable last India Compspys treasury WAS
eth open at Al 1os per rupee.
AuERrcsr S1ocEs.-Tbe demand continues steady,
With out being brisk. We quote-Unted States, 1907
1co Tor 40, ises, 1e5h leo; No York State s's %
es; do City So 90 "; Penbsylvania b's, 50 q 50;
Ohio or ses 100; Virginia ts, te esi Kentucky es
es 80; Florida es o.; Misssippi Planters Bank 90
"a; do Union Bsnk, 10 20; Aistama Dollar b's 60 .
s2 DO stsriing SIS 30 77 Maryland Sterling 5s 50 .
60 Msssschusetts sterirR sr, les q 1o4A.
Cosurs.t About one thousand bsgs have changed
bsnds s the advance noticed In last but TIE sr-
val s s equal quantity hss ohecksd operations for the
mon emit though holders sbov no disposuon TO prsss
ssss = = = =.
Monday s sos but to-day there we're buyers, but no
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-03-22

are to be the principle gamers, stand a.
loot and refuse to take hold, how can
they expect others to do anything! The
farmers and not the capitalists, in other
States, are making these roads; and they
are growing rich by the operation.
And will our farmers be SO blind to
their true interests as TO neglect TO secure
such golden advantages. Farmers of
Iowa, you have the means within your
own reach to make these roads, through
out the length and breadth Of this great
State. This we think we have album
dainty shown. And it is for you TO de-
eide whether you will do it, and secure
in short time all The incalculable advan-
tages and benaiits which we have shown
will result from engaging in this lauda-
Die enterprise.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-03-22
JOS. H. D. STREET R. H. WARDEN, EDITORS.
.0ttumWa, March %, 1850.
Half Volume.

The present number close. the first
half year of the second Volume Of the
COURIER. Our subscribers have not
paid up for this year. and very many
have never paid US anything. But we
hope we will never have 10 say any
thing this bad of them again. The time
of year has arrive ed when we must make
arrangements for new supply of Paper,
Ink, &c.. pay our hands and the many
other debts incurred in the publication Of
paper. and we are much in need oil
not little, but all that is due as on
subscription, job work and advertising.
Those of our subscribers who intend
to 60 10 California will find us or our a.
gents ready 10 take their change. We
hope all will make it convenient TO send
us something TO gladden. the weary prin.
ter after tedious winter of constant
labonr.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-03-22
GREAT INCONSISTENCY IL

GREAT NCONSlSIENCY y
Ply sicians prescribe DR.. RoeERs' LIv.
ERwoRT and TAR in the last stages and
the most hopeless cases of Consumption
after all other medicines have failed, as
it has proved itself to be the most extra.
ordinary medical aid in curing that dis
ease. Now, this medicine is as valua.
BILE in the incipient stages, such as coughs
colds, &C., &c., when the Lungs are no,
too far gone, before liberation takes
place. 1t is seldom or ever known to
fail in breaking up the most distressing
Cough or Cold in few hours time, il
the directions are strictly followed
PINE and Wild Cherry, are trees Of
our own soil, and are generally known to
possess even in the common way of pre-
paration, remarkable virtues in the cure
of diseases OF the Lungs-how much
more valuable then, must highly con-
cenlrated preparation prove. when SO
combined with other articles as to act in
harmony with each other. and adapted
TO the various forms and stages of the
disease it is SO eminently calculated to
alleviate The BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY never failing to give relief, a.
cures after every other means has been
tried in vain. This has been proven in
thousands of instances, where il has ef-
fected radical cures, after the patient has
been given up by all friends and physi-
clans.
To be had Of
Galinger u Snodgrass, Otfumwa.
Stree, Brothers. Agency City.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-03-22
Land for Sale.

THE undersigned offers for sale the fol,
j lowing described Lands at very reason.
able terms: One hundred and sixty acres.
one half tirst-rate prairie, the other half
timber, lying convenient to each other, in
sections thirty-five and thirty-six, Of town
ship ID, north Of range z west: situated in
Washington county, 40 miles from Bnrling-
ton; Ia miles north of Mount Pleasant, d
miles south of Crooked Greek Mill, in West
faults neighborhood. Any person wishing
further information will please call up2o
Mr.. Cummings, adjoining the premises, or up
on the undersigned, living in ia. south east
corner OF Monroe county, in Wells prairie.
march % 3tl SAMUEL HARBOUR.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-03-22
PLANK ROAD NOTICE.

In pursuance of the articles of associ-
alton Of the Ottumwa and Fairfield
Plank Road Company. the subscribers
to the capital stock of said company are
hereby notified to meet at Agency City,
on the 10th day of .4prH nert,
at IL O'Clock, n. VI,
for the psrpose of paying five per cent.
upon each share MISUNDERSTANDING
said company, and for the transaction
Of such other business az may he re-
CURED by the articles OF association.
A punctual attendance of subscribers
is requested.
]. w. NORRIS, A. D. WOOD. U.
BIGGS, Committee to open Books al
Oitumwa.
s. p. YEOMANS, JAMES WEIR
j. G.. RAMSEY. committee to open
Books at Agency City.
GIDEON MYERS, THOS. PING.
G. B. slavery, committee to open
Books al Ashland.
A. N. BISSELL, committee to open
Books at Libertyyille.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-03-22
RETuRsrD CALIroRNIANs.-On Sa

RETURNED CALIFoRNIANs.-On Sat.
urday last two gentleman direct from
California-Mr. Black, from the neigh
borhood of Mount Pleasant, in this
State, and Mr.. Pearce, who resides a
few miles from this place, in Illinois
landed in our city. They both accom-
panied the overland emigration last
spring, and both now return, we under
stand, for the purpose of taking out their
families the present season. The ac-
counts they give Of California are en-
couraging. Any man who has his
health, and who can work and will work,
must make money. Both have done
well.
A few days previous, Mr.. Andrew
Fouts, who started from this county for
Oregon, two years ago, returned on a
visit 10 his friends. With him Oregon is
all the talk. Money, he says, is very
abundant, and prices for all kinds of labor
are high. The country he describes as
one .. the most healthy in the world
All who emigrated from this neighbor-
hood within the last three or four years
land there are not a few--haye done
well; many Of them are rich. Mr.. F.
does not think SO much Of California, but
he has not been in the mines. He will
return to Oregon by the overland route
in the course Of six weeks or two months.
State GaSeffe.