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MEDICINES.
ryar r,owr,s cor1oH CANDY.

certain cure far Coughs, Colds, HOarseness, Sore
Throat WAoOping Cough, Bronehuts, and
all diseases ~ tie Langs likely 10 Ter
inmate IN confirmed ConsumPfi0n.
THE reputation OF this article is now SO much
j established over the whole south and west as
being the MY medicaled candy of any practical ben
eft that il is unnecessary here 10 disco nj on It's mer
it's but merely refer OF the many cer'ihcates
have received; Tor others we refer to our Pamph-
lets, to be had OF any of our agents.
From Rev IVm Young tate cfhe a. E. Church Cin;
Dear SIR: While laboring under a sc ere cold
from speaking m the open air. was handed piece
of your Cough Canoy, from the use OF which, ex
pericnced great and almost immediate relief, since
the hav. frequently used il with the same bene-
fetal effects. therefore feel no hesitation IN re-
commencing your candy as certain specihc Tor
WIN. YOUNG.
Sold in packages; S. 10 and 2Oc. each.
c. BELL,
ALLEN C. HALLOCK, Agents in
w. Nj. WCOlSEY. Evansville
KELLER & FARNSLEY
Wholesale agents in Louisville,
n9l ROBINSON, PETER Il CAREY.
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A BRANCH OF THE GREAT WESTERN
MARBLE MONKS.

THE Proprietor Of the Great Western Marble
Works having established a branch OF his es-
adjustment in the town Of Evansville, Ind, is
prepared to furnish all who may desire TO erect Du
rable Mementoes over he Graves OF their deceased
friends. with Monuments, TombstOnes, &C.,
of all description sizes and qualities OF Foreign and
Domestic Marble; and at Lover Prices, than have
ever been offered Yves; OF the Mountains.
Evansville, April 90, 80. COL. CROSS.
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NOTICE.

liz subscribers Imeu Co-parinership on III
L LIST. inst. al der the siyle and i'm. OF Morgan
& Keen. for tie IIai saction OF a hoesae and re.
tail Dry Goods bus mess.
In add on la the stock of J. II. Morgan we
have purchased The en,e siock oI Oliver add. and
will carry on busIn,ss oil his CID stand n Main ST
tomers, and oil OH ers ulo niay feel disposed to
tAiend 10 us Il cir patronage.
J II. MORGAN.
ISAAC klein,
aUg21-tf MORGAN g. KEEN.
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PETERSBURG, Nov. 7. 1S49

PETERSBURG, Nov. 7. IS49.
This is to certify, that my niece was badly
afflicted with Scald Head, and that J. w.
Browns Mixture cured her in a short time.
SARAH III. TROUTMAN.
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HOMrNY.

lust received ut my oIvcery aud Provision Store
J on Main. Just rbove Second street, 10 barrels
Iomny first quality, which is offered Tor sale cheap.
febl If ISAAC HANNAH
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CITY cUElFswAEE sTcEE.

CITY CUE{FSWAEE STCEE.
NV l. ARE lusi in receipt OF llOcraies OF our fall
w InpUiiailcEs, MANUFACTURED expressly Tor
this market. and coTI Iising iull assGrin tnt OF
Flown Blue aId MulLeny, in Liner, Tea and
Toilet sells;
White Granite, dc do co;
Light Blue Printed, do do do;
Common ed al descriptions;
Which addiuon Ia OIL ioin,r stock, and an ex-
tensiye assortment Of
CUT, PRESSED, and CoLo.ED CR.EN and FLINT
GLASSWARE,
Makes our assortn tni nplte. Which are Offered
on reas onuie tIn aid al us low pilces as can
be found East or West
Merchants specially invited tocnil ard ex-
anime our goods aid prices, al tie old stand On
Water Street.
ort29 BAFCOCK BROTHERS.
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Assets.

Cash on hand $4,000. .~-"" tf.l2o ~
Newark City 6per cent. Bonds.....- 1900
Brooklyn $4,000
Bonds and mortgages on real estate salinlf
worth double The amour, loaned.... 23o.osl 81
REM eslae.... $3.50 ~
Premium notes drawing per cent in
ierest secured by policies COS .24o ~
Loans on scnp.-. s.o25 -
Premiums, premium notes and cash in
the hands OF agents and in course OF dr-
transmission. ...................... s.s7s IL
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REMOVAL.
CITY CTION HO u s e.

REMOVAL.
CITY CTION HOUS Sc. e.
THE undersigned have removed into the tour
L story iire-pr Of building on Water street. two
doors above Mall, formerly occupied by K. Barnes
and prepared sell at Auction all descriptions
of property entrusted to hem They will attend to
selling OF Real state IN any part OF the city.
.and Furniture and 'Caam,ies' in general. Satui
DAYS. Having an abundance of room. persons wish
ing Goods stored can be accommodated.
They keep hand general assortment OF FUR
NPTURE, consisting OF SOFAS, Bureaus. Tables
Chairs Looking Glasses. Looking Glass Plates, &c
&c Also, Dry Goods, Books. Fancy Articles,
Notions Also a general assortment OF Clocks
wholesale and retail.
nhl WOOISEY L. NELSON
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PROOF! PROOF!i
DYSPEPSIA CURED.

=. On. HATcHITT: Having been afflicted with Dys-
5pepsia with all its multiiorm indiges-
lion, pain and uneasiness over the region OF the
.Momach farulence and eruction: vomiting OF meals
hnguor and debility; and having used, without
benefit. all the usual remedies, together with several
bottles OF Bulls Sarsaparilla, induced TO try
YOUR Compound Extract OF Cohosli. j he use Of
two bottles cured me OF every truce OF disease; since
which time, a space of two months, have enjoyed
excellent health.
: Thave sold several dozen bottles OF your Cohosh
On my Wharf Boat, and il has given perfect salts
faction.
For all those diseases for which il is recommend.
d believe il superior 10 any medicine in use.
s~si Respectfully, Z. e. O'RlLEY.
Commission Merchant, Evansville, la.
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INSURANCE.

statement (Af
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE M9U.
RANCE COMPANY"
Ne'cark, ~ Jon the LIST day Of January, lsse
Offices, ISL Market Ste, Newark.
wall ST., N. Y.
DOLlCIES issued prior 10 Jan. ist ls4s.. sass
= during the year ly4S.. sse3
IT'S
Deduct Policies expired and cancelled from
Policies in force Jan. ist. 1850, ......... .537.
Balance Jan LIST, Y9, $613. $50 So
Deduct losses then unpaid. 20 SEQ,
- S643, 3ee
Nett Premiums received during the aH
year 1919. .k4S4 lOe ~
Interest '.....'.......... 1851 -
Total receipts in a. <49s.e Is ~
Losses paid ... Si51 eco co
Expenses being charged on
the business. s......... 1868 s. fnlf .a
Paid tor pun chased policies :, ...-t
and fur commissions 1850 S9
Physicians lees ..ss... 3246 90
Interest paid on Scrip.... $50 %
SOS ss3 II s2o2,is4 -
Net Balance. $685. 9A go
Additional Losses amounting SAC, $50 sustains'
during the year, awaiting proofs death
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srilIu. % y enSNI -. 49, - :
lion anu the land is well umberej- i he pun ha-
ser, if desired can 1ave first rate stock 81 hogs,
sheep. and horses: wagon, farming utensils. corn,
hay. oats, wheat. &c.
Ny health having become so delicate am very
desiious of either changing climate or occupation,
so ] am prepare d 10 give a bargain
jaul4 dlw&wrf AARON Il VILLAIN ~.
CARPENTERS & COOPERS TOOLS.
lust received and now open. iull and genera
j assortment OF a Il kinds OF Coopers and Corpen
els Tools Please eull and examine my stock.
OBJ. GRIFFITH,
mh26 Main ST.
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M,LANES VERMlFUGEI-The Inventor OF
III GREAT REMEDY for Formidable Dis
ease, has right to keep its use from his fellow
sreatures. So thought DR. M'Lane when he was in
suced TO offer has great remedy for worms TO the
spnbLc. A profound physician enjoying very large
practice, he did not tear to be COMPOUNDED with the
herd OF quacks who impose upon the public their
worthless stuff patent medicines. He was there
fore induced by Kidd & Co: druggists, to dispose OF
bis right dscoyeFer, and the Vermifuge is now for
sle in nearly every village and town OF the country
Il is the sovereign remedy TOR worms.
for sale by
CRAWFORD BELL Agent,
Evansville La; Decker s. Kramer, Jasper, John Stub
blefe!d, Detachable Hill, 7. o; Robt. Logan, High
eanks;S. 5. Johnson, Petersburg; Thcs. Hornbrock
union;' Debruler & Cron, Winsl,w; John Lynn
Lynnvi.le; Chester Bethell Boonvi.le; A Hager,
Newburg; R. s & ID. b. Hager. Rockport Chas. +
bscnard, Mt Vernon; James NJ. Grimes, Springfield;
Humphrey & Co, Harmony; G Pelham & Co,
6ehneesvil.e; Cox g. Robb, Parris;J Jaquis. Posey
vile; w Whiting. Cynihian: Williamson &
Yoflses 0wensville; w II Fisher Princeton; b
hallock, Princeton; Joba B Gardner, Blairsville;
Daniel Archer & Co Columbia.
p. l.. Gregory, travelling Agent Country agents
IN be supplied AT c. Bells. Evs--ylle, la. myll
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sYNHE Undersigned having retired from The Dry
Goods business and disposed Of his whole
setbckto NJ sssrs Morgan & Keen takes this coca
sSior TO express HE ncknow ledgtmedts TO his old
sfftfds nd customers tor their patronage, and
would reepectfty solicit them 10 continue their
trade with the new Firm, who he fees assured will
Justly merit and are in oil respects worthy OF lib
eral paironage (Sgned:)
3up21dxwti OLIVER LADD
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REMOVAI,.

Il II. MORGAN has reno, ed his stock of Dry
FL .-Gools,up Main street, into the building tor
ulerlv oceupied by Oliver Ladd. where he will DO
pleased 20 see his customer. aviug determined ;e
ell e0ods N lower prices than ever aue27-u
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The certificate of r. " Dunbar. Esx, Treasu.
rer of Vanderburgh county.
EVANSVILLE, Ia. April IL, 1850.
Dr. lIATcHirr-Sr-l have used your Cohosh ol
four or tve months. And can say with conf 'encs
thai Is an Alternative tonic, much superior TO any
propagation OF Sarsaparilla, or other tohic medi
cine have ever used q Yours.
X. w. DUNBAR.
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HsypERsoS. Ky. May 9, 1850.

HENDERSON. KY. May 2, 1850
Dr.. J; G. HkTcHIrr-My wife has been afflicted
with Prolapsus Uter and all those diseases So COM
sBson 10 women about the ''turn of lite" she mas
been wonderfully bensntted by the use OF your Co.
hssh, after trying in vain other medicines.
Yours - JAMES BACON.
sat ,s1iIN ,9TCAUTION-EA
.9sNone is genuine unless ''HAICElTT'S EX-
fRACT OB COiOSi," is blown in the boule
~s Manufactured by J q. HATChiTT e. CO,
No IA Front ST. Evansville. Ind
And tor sale by the principal Druggists throughout
he West. ljel2 I'll
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ssAn extract of letter OF April 2lst, 1850. from Dr.
sJ.D. Collins, GAINESVILLE. Tennessee.
81 - Your Cohosh takes finely. have recommended
END used il in good many cases OF various diseases
70 my satisfaction. For several years have known
The happy and almost marvellous effects OF the Co
.hosh ALONE in some peculiar diseases. Judge il
highly as Tonic, aatscor .uiic and emenagogue."
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The following i. fro Mr.. Morgan, IF the firm o
g. & 5. X. Mol,.I, wholesale dealers in Dry
Goods. Evansville Ind
= Deer HATcHirT-Ssr-l have used your Cohosh
several cases OF diseased Lungs, with the happest
results. From my experience with il, believe il
Also lobe of the best Nj, dicines for general de-
bihiy, indigestion and Tor purifying the blood.
- Yours, sc. s. X. MORGAN.
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LATE ARRIVAL CT STCvEI

LA ID zaTxf4 V = d C1 % IL
ID EIht, Permanently located on water ST.. be.
ID tween Main al d ycamore, will keep full
and complete assortment OF all kinds a cooking
and parior s;oves OF lie best quality, and will sell
Ill. N, ~ The prices shall receive stoves
through, nj the season aud will keep the best stock
ms regards quaiiy and prices. in the city, Cali and
, xunine Tor yourselves.
oci5-;t j. r SlHWlNS.
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Wholesale ae enis in Louisville,
n9l ROBINSON, PETER & CAREY.
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CABINET WARE ROOMS

lie has also just received al his yrrd. opposite HE
W room, on Main street. large SIMPLY 81 first
rate pine lumber of every description, hich he Of
iers To the public on most reasonable ieims.
CpFFlNS n ude Ia order. A large supply Of all
kinds anu sizes hand, and tor sale 81 reasonable.
prices. ljy22 6ml
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From ]. B. Hannah; Wholesale dealer in HAS, Caps

- iiH 900 Boots, Shoes, Sc. &c.
psaraaJ lla.a EVANSVILLE, Ia. March 80, 1880.
5, Door. HArcHITr:-i have used vuur prepaI alton
81 Cohosh for iorpor OF the liver indigo stion. and
general nervous debility in every instance with
tonishlng success. | would recommend il to all
similarly affected, as a safe pleasant and etficacious
medicine. Your oDedent serv't,
j. B. HANNAH.
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FRESH GRocER1Es-NEw ARRIVAL

u 1NO5. I NuCktItI, UUS
No Mackerel, in kits
No Salmon, in hall kits;
Connecticut river shad;
Rio and Java Coffee; N-
And all other Groceries. Roisins, Figs, etc.
mills IT HORNBROUk & BURTIS
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PACIFIC SHIP NEWS.
De-, of Sau ARRIVED

Febl-P NJ Cos steamer Oregon, Capt Pearson, ds fun
Steamer Gosh Thomas % hours I'm Gold Bluff; % pass
Brig Sarah Abigail, Fskinburg, 50 days rom new
Steamer chesapeake Ward Is hours from Trinidad 81
Feb 2-shp Dolores Robls' Greuadlsn) Meyer As days
Ship XnsTisI steele, l55 ds I'm New-Yorh;
ship Aqeinet Davis Is de IN Ne scasi.e, NsW.
Bark Victoria ny an, 81 ds I'm Valparaiso -
Bark Rory OMore, (Br Brennan, "a ds I'm Lanees.on'
B BIrk ksls Hsstings, Allen. 100 Dc fp Boston.
schr Exact Morton 20 ds im Nantucket via no Jsneno
lSo Is sud Valparaiso d. pass. ,.,..,,
Feb s. ship Isaiah Crowen Kelly, $50 ds I'm Boston,
Snip Jamestown, HOmsns, I2s ds I'm NewYOrE via Rio
ship LcGsans, Barstow les ds I'm New-YOFk' via Val
B,iS YrsSSn Pesrce go ds fm Belfast Me, via 81 Cath
eIines, Aug 10. ard TAcshuans 6th Dec pssI
Big T gTefs Howe, leo ds I'M Salem q, ,. 70 l.,
Big suls Cobb 20d, I'm Boston via Valparaiso IS d.
Big chlors. DAM Mag, s. ds I'm Valparaiso.
Sctr Flight Msuton Dc I'm Gold biuns.
sch Fame Sherman. p de I'm Bonita Island.
Sch Elizabeth. Lee Is de I'm Assons- oregon; ,ss.
Sch Energy Cross, al 10 I'm Boston, VIA 81 |S'ine''
Teb Ship Polomsc Gardner, 30 dG I'm Noresns, via
ssrt almei6s. Tssysr, IS ds I'm Lsbsna, 81 pass
Buk Calharne jenkins, BIZ GIo0s % DC In As4eAnUAns
B BARK ADELAIDE Csr) DOane, 200 ds I'm Halifax Ms via
sdS Gsels. iBr1 Hodge, III Is I'm Liverpool.
ms. via Acapulco y d. a pass
ship Patriot -. l76 De from Bremen.
Ran DTya6e Fisher IS De I'm Pgyta pass. -. -,
Brig UrsDis (IIsu) Fraun, 265 do IN Hamburg VIA ~
Big 0portO CBr) Armstrong z7s d' Tea Liverpool via
Bs scs5 ssmae Roberts Tucker . ds I'm owhyhee, H.
pas ssb, wisp. Macsrlsne IS de In San Bias
Feb6-Fr ship Louis Faome, IDS ds IN haVrei lou pass
BIZ 51igS fremont Thompson, SO ds fn GsysquL.
schr Indians TIusseL &c ih Ss.a ,ol via tia
Fskisnd IssDds les de. and CGllsO Al ds. nan, -
Eng MARY Adeine Pearson, g ds I'm sydney No" VIC
H. Fne iue New ARR z, I4s ds I'm Mystic
Rrg Sid HAmet. KeuL = d. I'm OWnye1
Brig NoFh Bend, HuNhirgs IL ds I'm LanainA
Schr cvnOsure, Doug sss, l9 ds I'm LenAinA p.-t.x,
TIree.s ssed schr spray, Hail. es IN santa 6GpHA'
ectr SOphia Naghel, Dc I'm San Diego.
scbr Curlev Griffin, q Go I'm LahsnA ,.s. ~
Feb s-slesmer God Hunter Hal, ds iH A''0''> Wv
st-s,nsr Ohio Haley 50 hours I'm San Diego via san
PEDRO snd sants Bsrbsrs-fl pasG ..ts, ~ z,s,,
Sfesuer Gen Warren, = hOursstm Huiuo0'-' a-A ''--
sbip Pscisc MGcoduek 60 de I'm valparaiso T., t,h,,
Bsfk DucLess Of Csrtuce, lBrl Cole ~ - Ilsnd.
Town d L. via Tahiti 65 ts, and s2no"l'1
Bsr1 Freyes CRussiAn) GrArburg 81 d' I'm hOnsA00s'
kis Charlotte Harding, q ds I'm AtaiO' Gull OF CAL
Re- vc,orne Limestope 50 hours TN T[indI9 Bay
sclT Jas Whiiag, Baker 10 ds IN s@A O''sO' Va
20 ie-Rdg Sea Gull (NOTwegiAn) Gaiiek''n' % d'
M az Ish5 Kendall, Chase 10 ds I'm Columbia River
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FIFTEEN DAY S LATER
FROM CALIFORNIA,
ARRIVAL OF THE CRESCENT CITY.
$5OO,0O0 IN GOLD DUST.

The Steamship Crescent City, Capt. Windle,
arrived at this port about 8 o'clock last evening,
in 10 days from Chagres, whence she sailed March
II, at o'clock Pm, and from Kingston on the
l4rh, at O'Clock PM.
She found at anchor off Chagres, the steamships
PrometheuS, Falcon, and the British mail steamer
Clyde. The Philadelphia left for New. Orleans
via Kingston, at Pm. on the 1lth and the Mex
leo at the same time for New Orleans, direct.
The British mail steamer Conway arrived at
Kingston on the 14tb inst from st. Thomas, and
sailed same day for Vera Cruz. The Crescen.
City left the Philadelphia at Kingston coaling, to
sail for New Orleans next day.
The Prometheus sailed from NewYork 24hours
previous to the sailing of the Crescent City, and
arrived at Chagres the same number Of hours
ahead, both ships having made the same raining
time.
On Sunday, the 10th, at o'clock PM, the
North Cacos bearing south-ea l6 miles distant,
passed steamship North America.
The steamers Isthmus and Oregon had arrived
at Panama, bringing dates from California, to the
18th of February
The passengers by the Crescent City brought
rumor Of a murder having been committed on the
Cbagres River, on a company Of - Americans,
some outlaws from Carthagena. The story ap
pears to US greatly exaggerated. Up to this
time, there has been no act ofviolence committed
by the boatmen nor is it likely that twelve Amer.
leans would be so easily overcome
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OREGON.

By the Crescent City we have dates from Ore.
gon to Feb /. We copy the following items;
We understand the Legislature have located
the Capital at Salem, the Penitentiary at Port
land, and the University at Marysyllle,
Oregonisn.
The editor Of the same paper has seen speci-
mems Of gold from SCOTS Bar, klamath river
He says some Jumps have been found Of the val
ne Of $3.50 and $500. His informant represents
the country to be well calculated for grazing, and
some small valleys OF good agricultural land. He
says the distance is about two hundred miles
from Umpqua Valley, that the road is easily
traverGed with pack mules bat inaccessible win
wagons; that the best and most feasible place TO
get supplies is from this part Of Oregon.
STEAMER Lot WHITcoNB.-This new steamer,
built at Milwaukee, made her trial TIP the pre-
sent week, and proved herself No. l. sne Is IN
fact most magnificent steamer wen n!seu up
spd furnished expressly for the Columbian aad
Willamette River trade. The enterpusIng pro-
prietors deserve and will receive much credit
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from all our citizens for placing upon our waters
this noble steamer, the second built in Oregon.
iOregoa,aa.
The Spectator says, referring to the orsgea
Legislat1re
resolution TO adjourn on Saturday, the sth Of
Feorusry has passed both branches Of the Legis-
istule' by that time they will have passed in
session just 90 days.
The Willamette River. snce our last, has rissa
to very considerable hisht, though not 90 high
by some six eight feet As the rise OF December,
lsi9. The drift wood and greatly increased cur
rent partially suspended. for few days, its being
ferried. Little dsmsge, however, has been done
At this place. further than the breaking in Of the
side OF batteau belonging 20 tho Hudson Bay
Company, by cspsiziug and drifting on TO the
rocks at the landing Since Monday lsss the wa
ter has receded some four or five feet Spectator.
A dsgraceful Lynchng affair was perpetratsd
at Milwaukee. o. I, recently, upon the person q
a man named Evans He was sccused Of having
stolen $3.50 from hotel in that place. A rope
was put round his neck, and he suspended la the
air until nearly dead, 10 make him own the deed:
The Spectator says there was not particle Of
evidence to even justify Suspicion" That was
murderous and cowardly.
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From Gold Bluff.

The Chesapeake returned from Gold Bluff on
Saturday, and from the number OF passengers
who returned in her, the public will get the I'M
preston that the fortune for all, which was
supposed to be in that particular locality Tor the
mere picking up, is not of as golden nature as
was anticipated.
From one of the passengers Of the Chesapeake,
we learn that the bank in the vicinity OF the
Bluff, and for several miles north and south OF 1t,
contains large quantities Of black sand, In all OF
which may be found what is termed scale gold'
but in particles 50 fine as 70 prevent It's oelng
separated from the sand by the ordinary process
of washing, and that miaing can only De maae
profitable by the labor of well organized com
panies, aided by such machinery or apparatus as
will enable them to assay or preciptate by aclus.
Our informant also extended bis examinations
to the Bluff, but his Impressions were anything
but satisfactory. He expresses the opinion, now
ever that the same obstacle to success presen"
itself there, as in the case Of the sand found upon
the be acb, and that the whole undertaking VIII
ere long be abandoned, because OF the expense
and labor attending the separation OF the gold
from the foreign substances with which 1t Is
lounu " Oeso Pacific News Feb Is.
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Aro,ber Indian Battle.

Another battle has taken place between the IN
disus and the whites of Mariposa Co. we copy
the following letter of Judge Marvin to Col Nil
Ter of the State Senate, from the San jose Ar
gus: -. .-.u.
There is recent news from your
District Of another battle having been fought, tne
particulars of which give you below; After sne
hKht with the Indians, in which MaJor Duiney
asd Savage were engaged you Will recolleottn e'
some Of the party returned TO MarlPosa TOT Prov,
ATOMS and reinforcements. Some 10y men were
raised, as my informant states, and the men were
divided into two parties, Savage taking one parry
and the Major the other. Savage went near sne
elbow or curve of the San Joaquin, where De mes
the Indians, and with whom be had runnIns
Reht that lasted nearly al day. Some AZ INDIANS
were killed and about 80 horses and mules cap,
tured from them. None Of the attacking party
were killed but several were wounded: 1ns III
dams were completely routed and driven OIL
Major Burneys party has not been heard rom
This information came to Stockton in letter 20 d
friend of nine, who gives me the facts as l nave
stated them 10 YOU. There is also reason to pc
beve that the warriors OF the ranchArees on tue
stsnslaas and Tuolumne Rivers, are with the
mountain Indians, and assisting them IN their
oepredations.