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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-04
Indianapolis, January list, 1850.
indianapolis, +.
PETER A. WHITE 81 CO.,
NO. 81, MAIN STREET, CINCINNATI,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers IL

Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
RE receiving and opening large and well selected stock Of
"a Fresh Spring and Summer Dry Goods aud viii he receiving adj
which
call and examine Part OF the stock Of the following:
English French Broad Cloths Casmers Sanets,
Boys and Mers aud large Of Prints and
OF description and Nous DE Alpacas,
BIeaced Shngs Drings; Apron checks
Camhrcs; Holland Canvass Padding
Ssas Yesngs sawls Silk Bingham, and Cotton HzndkeF
CHIEFS Black Italian and Fancy coed avats Plain and figured
Cambc; Bishop and Linen Lawns and Bobnets
Foongs Edsngs; n assoTtme of fine White Goods
Gloves, description Notions Of NIL kinds such
Threads Hooks and Eyes, Brads Cords Gmps
Fnse Combs Buttons aud suende together with Flannels
nsey Fannels Brown sheetngs, and Shngs; Brown
Drills and Tckings.
o County Merchants generally
do well call and examine before purchasing,
resident purchaser East importing goods
with Eastern and willing
Duplicate Eastern bills, adding transportation.
/ Cincinnati. Feb.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-04
TIRypaNE cETTyNCs.

eEAtED Proposals viii in vevay Ind
y NJ Saturday April 9h for the graduation, bridging
asd MAami1ng OF IRON FIVE to twelve mites Of the 'svsy
Turnpike road. Tie line will be
sary explanations given during previous days
JON 3 WILLIAMS. Engineer and Superintendent.
by order OF tie Board Of Directors.
JOHN F. DUFoUR, President.
PHRRET DUFoUR, Secretary.
Arrangements in progress and is confidently expected
mat exceeding five miles OF the GeH Turnpike in Carroll
county Kentucky precisely opposite Vevay Indiana win be let
the day. aud under the Vevay
turnpike THIS road also be graded bridged and MADAM
lied.
Contractors vii find 1t to their advantage attend these
tngs AID footing here such rapidly
springing up throughout the whole country hereabou
JNo. s. WILLIAMS, Engineer and Superintendent.
Veyay, March 30, 1850. 933w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-04
INSURANCE.
Protection Fire and Marine Insurance
Company of Hartford, Conn.

INSURANCE.
Protection Fire and Marine Insurance
Company of Hartford, Conn.
INCORPORATED IN 1925.
Annual Premiums Capital Stock, aud Surplus Fd,id
SI.OOO,OOO.
'HlS old and responsible Company continues issue policies
II the favorable dwelling houses household
furniture stores stocks OF warehouses and contents mills
and manufactures, &c. SC, against
Loss or Dsnage by Fire:
Also goods the hazards Of
INLAND TR.4NSP ORTATTON
and upon the
CARGOES OF SEA VESSELS
Simon Yandes ESQ., having resigned the agency for this old
and responsible Office aud the subscriber having beeb duly ap
pointed his successor the prepared TO issue pol
es in 10th the Fire and Marine Departmn the most favor
able
The Protection Insurance Company having the last IS
years paid many millions Of dollars their agencies
throughout the United States and the British Provinces have
talished just solvenry aud deang which
challenges comparison with Other the
continent of America The annexed extract from article
Day briefly the standing and policy of the Com
pany.
1.-The sioneyed ancient always prosperous
city of Hartford have for half been famous throughout
with which they formed managed corporations
OF this description No Hartford Bank Company has
failed! These Companies than whole
ton scattered their risks nearly every State the Union and
have ed the nnumera losses which they have
insured against"
All losses arising 1pon policies issued the under signed will
be promptly adjusted and paid the General Agency Office To-
Gated Cincinnati o. large portion of the funds of the Com
Including oil received the Western ncies
deposited with the Gem raj Agent Of the Company Cncn
Apply WILLIS w. WRIGHT, Agent for the city OF Indian
apoIis. and for Marion county. we<sw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-04
WABASH AND ERIE CANAL LANDS

OALE Of lfO,UOO dChEO-
the Wabash aud Erie Canal will offer for sale at
N Land Office in Log1npou, the 2ah DAY OF MAY
NEXT 10000 Acres Of Land.
selected with and generally
farming They will he sold in Of 40
The lands situated principally the
Lake, Porter Marshs Futon Pulaski White, JASPER,
and Wsbash The numbers aud description
had application John W. Wright,
Land Office Osanport, any time aer the first
March These lands appraised from Sl25 TO 50
Terms Of sale Cash.
will be reserved those lots Of land.
aud
which with the Trustee
CHARLES BUTLER, Tru,,e,. &c.
A. NJ. PUETr. -'~'s' NC
Office Of Trustees Of Wabash Erie Canal.
TEkRE HAu1E. lice. 18th. IS49 64u
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-04
OFPICIAI.


GEORGIA LANDS FOR SALE.
THE Undersigned Of of the General
Assembly Of the State Indiana approved January oi lc4s
auhoing the Governor Agent Of Se sell the Interest e
Indiana Georgia Lands receive proposals for
all the The of Indiana and feea hHndrsd
sares Land situated in The Of Tefar Montgomery Pu
hsk aud Lauen in the stafe Of Gemga being upwards al three
kuadd thousand ad said valuable timber The
above nd obtained from the Georgia Lumber Company
eury for the Of hundred hsand dollars
the Of Indiana Western OF New York.
Rochester, will be received
undersigned pdianapos January,
1851. The highest bidder for the said lands,
viii receive under ir General Assembly
h1ng the and part purchase money will he required
the s Is confirmed
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT, Governor Of Indiana.
Indianapolis February 81, 1850.
OFFICE TREASURER OF STATE. I
Indianapolis, February 81. 1850. !
Gov J. A NRIaHT-De1r Sns-I In
this ce and find thai payment been made the
State Treasury of the Sle OF the Georgia Lands
am, very respectfully, your obedent servant,
90 3mos JAMES p. DRAKE, Treasurer Of State.
1.-THE Jnurna Of Commerce. New York CoriuiioHas,
Georgia viii give the above weekly Insertions and send
bills ta Office liqndaiinn.l
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-04

THE undersigned Commissioner appointed by the
Probate Court make OF The folio wing estate
the east hall of the souihw quarter Of section So township
H. range east said to contain about ninety situated
Washington township Marion county, belonging the
James Brown deceased will in Of the of said
Court offer the for sale the hest and highest bidder
public vendu at the Court House door in the city ninapo
lis between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ O'Clock P NJ
Saturday the 18th day of April 1885,
terms; One third Of the purchase money to be paid cash
hand third credit Of twelve months the
third credit OF twentyour months from the
two last thirds draw interest from the date
secured made commissioner
relief whatever from valuation sppasement This
Is said be valuable farm
day b. the deceased for
Improvement of 60 20 will
pleasant and desirable home
The said land cannot he sold for less than thirds ap
praised value.
6ft Ape ISAAC N. PHIPPS. Commissioner
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-04
MARION COUNTY DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION.

a 40 THE Democratic Convention Of Marion
Wx,ATTE5M county, composed of delegates from the
MWX&N several townships. will meet at the Court
Sssss1 House in indianapolis. Saturday, the 18th
Of April 1850, 10 o'lock A. M for the purpose Of nomi
mating democratic candidates for the following Offices be
filed at The August election o-w Four delegates 10
the State Conventions three Representatives in the General
Assembly; County Auditor Treasurer, and Sheriff; Pro-
bate Judge; County Commissioner for the district rep
resented by HARMS TYsER; and a Coroner
BY oder of The County Committee.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-04
CENTRE TOWNSHIP.

q. 40 THE democrats Of Centre township, Ma
EAMTEsM ZION county, will at the Court House
MN%SNi in Indianapolis, on Saturday, the 9th Of
&~~sT&& April next, al o'clock 10 choose delegates
to county convention for the 18th Of April
By order Of the County Committee.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-04

SUGGEsTIoS.-A contemporary suggests that
Capt Kidd planted his money in California; and tie
soil in the mines being very fertile. il ionk spread.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-04
DissoIution of Co-partnership.


THE Partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned
the firm of Little dissolved this
la The books papers will be e IN the hands
of Little Drum Andesons who will continue the business al the
old stand
adjusted w. Y
Wiley, who duly authorized To settle the
We this occasion thanks ends for
sheir heretofore liberal commend with much plea
share Of couhdence and
WM Y. WILEY,
MATTHEW LITTLE,
INGRAM LITTLE,
indianapolis January list, 1850. JOSEPH LITTLE.
The subscribers will still the business the late stand Of
j. Co.. under the aud firm of Little, Drum Ander-
where will be pleased business connections
friends of the r personu and prompt
attention. JOSEPH LITTLE,
JAMES J. DRUM.
GEORGE p. ANDERSON,
JOHN "a. r. ANDERSON.
nd Il mos
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-04
STEEL PLOUGIIS!

rHNHE SUBSCRIBER wishes to inform
~ Farmers OF Marion and adjoining coun-
nS&kAAsk. brated mandatory Of Raymond Hunter e.
Co., Cincinnati, the following Steel and
UO No T. Right Left handed Steel Ploughs with and with
80 No. d Right handed "ROberts. Sod Plough
cutters
30 No Right and Left handed Hunef Sod ough, with
80 No 6, Steel Mould Board Plough,
so No. 6. t;ast Mould Board Plough.
81 No. s, Cast Mould Board Plough.
20 No 3, Steel Mould Board Plough
IS No. ?, Cast Mould Board Plousn
The above Pou;hs all warranted to perform right # not
TO be returned and the prize refunded TIE Steel Pongh
SECURE "a ANY s"d o. bottom land These Poogh
added Store sien the
Red Anvil" and get Raymond, Hunter Co.'S make
ssG :. INC '-'e : '''" '' ThoMas BGIsr
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
And Dea!e,s in Dry G;oods aad Cinthing IN general
i Try mrrch ats and The trade generally
stock OF DRY GOODS suit bic for the spring which, in
of the RISE they Offer the old prizes having contracted
They also desire an Inspection Of their stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Th. NEW branch Of thsr rbIisn%sni and tey chat
ehge romprron with any other The
Of their such GENERALLY speakng only merchant
They therefore request
call SACHS BROTHERS.
Southwest corner Of Lower Market and Sycamore SIS.
Marrh I-si-imi CLycLNN.a7T ONO
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
BNER POPE having taken his JosEPH PORE into part
this occasion 70 1osy the friends Of the sss.Snen that they
still keep hand good Of DRY GOODs Groceries,
Hardare and Shoe Findings OF the old stand all 81 which nil
be sold at reasonable prices.
ALsoon hand, large and well selected assortment Of
BOTaNIC MEDICINES. BOOKS. &C..
reasonable Under
feeling assured that terms win be made sai't.ss0y non,
rnd;,,srols Fab Il, 1851 aro.vS sw JOsEPH p Pope
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-04
BOTANECO MEDICAL PRACTICE.
l. ARRETT NJ D.

GRADUATE from tie A. ?. NJ College, Cincinnati. would
the various branches OF Medic Prac
tice TO the citizens Of Indianapolis and vicinity.
principles strictly Physiological He therefore iscsrd
medicines and employs in his practice only such
medicinal agents operate the human system in perfect hs
me of life.
Office and residence street
ceny OCCUPIED by Beswick Col
ltoco March O.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-04
DISSOlUTION

fHNHE Partnership heretofore existing
the Book Business is This day dissolved by mutual
The business Of the firm will be closed by the undersigned
April LIST, 1850. c. b. DAVIS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-04
NEW PLANK ROAD.

rT,HE RROWNSBURGH AND INDIANAPOLIS PLANK
ROAD COMPANY hereby give notice tina the books for
subscription Of stock open for 60 days from the
March, 1850 subscriptions will be received by JoHr CARLE
Esq his mills in indianapolis Wayne township Marion
county, by JAMES JOHNSON Esq in Brown>burgh
county GREEN Co.'s store Also in the vicinity Browns
hurgh, by B. NJ. LOGAN and A. ALEXANDER Esqrs.
Sat June LIST. Journal
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-04

rnNHE undersigned having purchased from Indiana
the interest," right title claim demand which the said
had possessed and fifteen hundred
upwards hundred thousand
OF Georgia ng in the counties OF Telfsir Pulaski
OF
from The Georgia Lumber Company, aud said be
timber, being accessible by navigation.
The undersigned sell the
wishing purchase, inquire
siding AT PaiTd swnzerland cnunIy Indiana
All hereby notified purchasing the above
y from person auIinrify the
MARTIN II. GREEN.
Indianapolis March 5, 1851. SC CIV
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-04

STATE OF INDIANA, TO WIT.
l. Charles IT, Test Secretary of Slate tie of Indiana
hereby certify that appears from the in Office Paris
C. Dunning pursuance
joint resolution Assembly
Indiana.
OF State 10 make sale Of all real owned
Indiana the
X.
demand any kind which
Georgia commonly called the Georgia Lands which the
Indiana obtained from the Georgia Lumber Company amounting
upwards hundred thousand
counties nf Te Montgomery Pulaski and aurens said
the dollars
chase fully paid the said Paris Dunnng
November iS9 and that December 549
said Paris {. Dunnng of ladana
ecued the above described properly r.
In testimony Whereof have ereunio
IT, the OF the State OF Indiana Indianapolis day
of March A. d. 1850.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-04
COMBINATION AIR.TIGHT


q HATEFUL for former very liberal PATRONAGE would
" that they continue 10 keep full supply cfthe above
Superior COOKING stoves,
Together with many other Of which better aeson
To It's uarivaled qualities
MAaIoS CouSTy-samue Merrill, ilervey Bates, WIN QusTes
Hannah. Edward Mcclure, Jesse ZONES Ward,
Dunlop Godhuy Jno Hamilton, DAM Ringer Chas Rob
Vance Tbos Louden Robert
Dumb AsyJm, Insane Asylum, John NcFs Rev
Holiday johnson, and number Of other could be
given
CoUETY-James Dugan Joseph Morris Asa Ballard.
Waterouse uTtis Barnet Robert
nard, Henry Rogers, Joseph Mendinai. WIN Little.
CoSNrY-Chas Atheun, Jesse Allen, Wiism Aur
ick, semnei shockley,J Dye, Delany. &c
CoUNTrPhip Dean Isaac Voorhees, Jesse Hughs.
Robt Lyons, SC
CoUsTY.-AZarish Dining, Howard williams.
Davis. Barnab, Newly James TreseT.
coUSIY-Roht Hough. ID Smith.
EcnuNrYHenyN Marvin Rumly, II Miller j SpeneeTJ
Smith, George Shoemaker, Jacob Johns Jonathan Scott
Howard CoUSrr.-Joseph ID Shorp sheriff.
Cousrr-Isaac Lawrence smith, PSrader,C
Davis John Savage.
Our Tin and Copper
Business still and hanis and harry
10 upon those who desire any thing line.
Cash Tor old copper and brass as usual
/ KELLOGG & YANDES,
/ of he padlo ckan nd Cook Sfove
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-04
Administrators Notice.

ETTERs Of administration the of John KIingel
H. smith, Senior late of Marion county, Indiana deceas
have this day been granted and
clerk of the Probate Court of said Marion The
is probably solvent.
March II 81 3w JOHN KLINGENsMITH, Admir-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-04

The havns the entire stock Of Morrison
Talbot viii connne the Stationery under
she title of Ross Ray of
ing and would solicit and hone continuation Of
patronage extended TO tie late firm.
| THEODORE A. ROSS,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-04
DISSOLUTION.

is probably solvent.
March i.-s73w JOHN KLINGENsMITH Admr.
DISSOLUTION.
TIME partnership heretofore existing of
u & PRATT, dissolved the instant
All unsettled business Of the firm by
Pratt who will continue business, owing
firm are requested TO make payment Immediately.
j. s. PRATT,
SUCCESSOR to Sharpe Pratt receiving
OF BOOTS SHOES, HATS, cars, LEATHER, SHOE
FTNDLN( &C., which he would large
stock Of desirable goods Of Spring and Summer Styles fair prices
able satisfy favong a
confidence patronage literally upon
late 92u
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-04
A "a RID

NJ EsSRS. ROSS RAY having become il
W. the Book and Stationery business ny the purchase Of III
stock recommend them the confidence OF friends
patrons aud 10 all who wish make purchases in their line
MORRISON & TALBOT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-04
CHARLES u. DAVIS.

SUCCESSOR TO Davis Ray will continue the Book Business
= In all It's various branches the old and door
Crsghead Drug store where
assortment Of Medical Law School Classical
Books also Blank Books and Stationery every variety thu
lowest prices wholesale and retail. 93-tf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-04
yYATEhS POWER AND BUILDING


NOR of years. power for Of stones, and buidir
Said building b by so feet stories high.
an attic by Attached saio building addition
80 feet sqnare--0ne story.
THE so We property Is situate on Fall Creek mile north Of i
for Machine Cabinet She
Address, ~ IVES L, post oaice indianapolis. la esu
Cincinnati Enquirer md Dayton Empire, copy TO amount Of
nd charge this t,iice.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-04


Railroads and Canals.
~ GODS Produce shipped by this line carried through
w without rexhiPment Johnftown, Holh
gh avoiding delay snng
To shippers think this OF importance Produce sent
house in Pittsburgh will be orws ed agreeably 10 Instructions
nd on al other line
for Receiving and Forwarding Pitsburgh
JAMES NJ. DAVIS Co,
227'Market street Philadelphia.
JOHN McFADEN a. Co.,
Canal Basin Pittsburgh.
BRIGHT & LANIER
a93mis Madison, Indians.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-04

TUE Nun or The Of Convent, just received ~
IL A
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-04

THE wlmIngtons novel. just
noon Az NOBI.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-10-10
Civil and Diplomatic APPROPRIATION.

Among the items are the following
Pay and mileage of congressman, $4l6,-
39S; pay of officers and clerks of Con-
gress, S4l ,9l3; priating and other con-
tlngent expenses of Senate, $1OO, 900; do.
do. of House, $l97,779; addition 10 con-
tlngent fund of House, $50, 900; supplying
lighthouses, S147,474; pay of light house
keepers, $127, AS; repairs, &C., of light
houses, ss4,63O; expenses OF floating
lights, S93,l4O; marine hospitals, San
Francisco. S5O,OOO;. surveys of public
lands, S249.7h9; intercourse with foreign
nations, $33O,397; relief and protection to
American seamen abroad, Si,25 ,ooo; ooo; .5T soI
deficiencies in fund for relief of sick sea-
men, and for furnishing five new marine
hospitals. 100000; 10 continue construc-
ton of custom house, New Orleans,
100000; survey of delta of the Missis-
slppa, $4,000; new custom house at
bangor, Me-, $50, 900; do. do. at Mobile,
Ala, 100000; custom house and post
office, Norfolk, Va, $4,000; custom
house, San Francisco, Cal, SlO0, 200; do.
do. St. Louis, Mo-, $4,000; do. do.
Cincinnati, Ohio, $4,000; surveys of
United States coast. $lS6, 6,00g.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-10-10
PRESIDENT BoNAPARTE.

The French President has returned to
Paris from his recent exploratory ano
pulse feeling tour, and is off on another q
the western part of the Republic, which
has always been, and is still, pretty strong
ly tinctured with Bourbon predictions.
We do not anticipate that he will meet
with much encouragement in that region
encouragement to prosecute his now very
manifest purpose of making himself EN-
peror, if he can persuade himself, or be
persuaded, that France is ripe and ready
for such movement. We cannot believe
she is, as yet; but her people are SO vola-
tile, imPulsive and capricious, and such
enthusiastic cherishers Of the imperial
traditions, and of the glory of NAPOLEON,
that it would be ha zardous TO say what
they will do, or what they will not, except
that it may be safely. predicted, that the
present state of things will not last very
long, and that when a change takes place,
politically, it is not likely to be for the
better. Ever since the meeting of the
Assembly, now in recess, every important
measure that has been adopted has been
either directly hostile or incidentally in
furious TO republican principles and to the
republican institutions of the country
which If 1.-THE country-is now republi-
can itself, most certain ii is that the Coy
ernment is not, in any branch or depart
ment. The President is no more a repub-
lican than Louis Philippe was, or than
Henry V. now is, nor is his Cabinet, nor
is the Assembly, nor are the principal ex-
ecutiye and administrative officers, and, :,
indeed, but very few of the two hundred
and fifty or three hundred thousand off
cials who are dependent on the Govern
ment for their situations and their bread.
The Presidents excursions are a costly
pastime. His expense is about three
thousand dollars per diem, and the Great
Nation has to foot the bill; for his Excel
lency is too wise and too able financier
to pay out of his six hundred and seventy
FIVE thousand dollars per annum, the ex-
penses incurred by exhibiting his uncle's
nephew to his now fellow-citizens, to be
before long, possibly, his faithful subjects.
Politically considered, the Presidents
recent tour can only have been partially
gratifying and encouraging. Among the
cries with which he was received-these
are regarded as significant in France
Pive la RepubHque! and piUe le Presi-
dent! were much more frequent than
piUe Napoleon! which last is considered
as being approbatory of his views in res
toring the empire. Bad luck TO him we
say, when he attempts, although that res
toration would be better. we believe, than
the restoration of the Globe.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-10-10
Later from California.
New YORK, Oct.

New YORK, Oct. 5.
The mail steamer Cherokee arrived this
morning with two weeks later news from
California. She has on board I40 pas
sengers, and fifteen hundred thousand dol.
lars in gold.
The disturbances in Sacramento ceased
after the first outbreak. Some of the ring
leaders are in prison awaiting trial.
Rumors are current that band of 400
men are in the vicinity of Weaversville.
The authorities sent out spies in every di-
rection. Mayor Biglow is convalescent.
Property holders have shown more con.
fidence since the arrival of the gentlemen
sent by Mr.. Litcher, on mission relative
to land titles.
The excitement in the southern mines,
against foreigners, had subsidized, and busi-
ness was improving.
The news of the death of President
Taylor reached San Francisco on the oath
uit., and was recei we'd with every demon
stration of sorrow. Funeral ceremonies
were performed on the 3Oth.
The report of the burning of Sacramento
was unfousded.
In the different melees between the citi-
zens and the rioters, there seems TO have
been killed, on the part of the former,
Sheriff NJ Kinney and MIR. Woodward
Wounded, Mayor Bigelow and Captain
Rod6eld. Of the squatters, George w.
Henshaw and - Madison were killed.
Allen, the keeper of the house from which
the first shot was fired, after being danger
ously wounded, was pursued and captured.
His wife died from excitement during the
affray.
The Banking houses of Henly M'Knigh
e. Co., and Wabass e. Co., of Sacramento
have stopped payment.
Socially and politically all seems to be
going on smoothly in California. TIL,
accounts from the gold mines are still mos
encouraging, and we could fill column
or more with placer news. We mus
content ourselves with a mere skeleton alb
stract: We are credibly informed tha
one man. at one haul took forty pound
| of gold on the Yuba, IA miles from Mays
/ vile. The mines in the vicinity of Hum
bolts bar, the Alta says, are at the.Presen
, time fully as profitable as the richest de
: posts in California known ON the Trinity
Shastee and Klamar.h rivers. Thousand
are at work with extraordinary success:
, and new diggings are almost daily opened