The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-03-02
From California.

VIC huNC CNAfN "a f
Geo w. Kline, formerly Of this place, ui-
Ter date Of Sacramento City, January H.
1852, As it gives the whereabouts and
prospects of most of those who left here for
tic land Of gold, we trust Mr.. X. will par
don the liberty we take, to publish that por-
lion, for the qualification of the relatives
and friends of the adventures
"Your old associate and friend, Frank
Soule, Esq, is in the State Senate, now sit
ting at Vallego He is hourishing like a
greer hay tree" 1 expect 10 see him here
about the 10th,
IL heard to-day, that DR.. R. IL. McDan-
ieI is at Downeyv.lle, how employed or
what success / do not know myself, but am
told he is doing well. My informant rep
resents his health good. n
Mr.. McNulty has just received a letter for
the Doctor, sent by his wife, which goes out
to him by the next express, to-day. Should
you see any of his family, please inform
them to this effect.
George Revercombe is in Colaverous
county. about 40 miles from here. He was
here about two months ago, lie bought a
pair of mules and wagon, ladened with
-four, and said he was going to make his
pile. / have understood that he and II. Ii.
Williams have a trading port at Colavorous
Bridge.
IL. f. Gardiner, / understand, is at So
nora, what doing, or what luck, can't say.
DIR. Scare is at Moklumpa Hill, mining
and doctoring. Doing well, think.
flames Hill, the carpenter, was here
about two weeks ago, he was well. Mining
at Slate Range. prospects good.
"Dr. Hills at Stockton. | am unable to
tell you what he is doing now. When |
last heard from him, four weeks ago,h he was
well, and had fair prospects.
"John Darby is ID iggingon the same bar
in the Old Hole-retatiag "evil spirits
making money-can't say whether he has
any Monkeys, or aligatols, in the back room
"IVilliam Downs and Nolan Tigner,
are at Downeyville. understan nd they
are mining. Nolan, ] am told has
grown to be a large mainland sports
a huge moustache and WHISPERS. He
stands mining well. His success, cant
say. was Informed to day, by a Mr.
Lowe, from Downeyville, that Nolan
thought of going home.
as S Buckly is mining at Haughton
| received a letter from him a few day:
since. He wants a Bible and a copy
of Byron's poems. lie says his 'want'
are few > and with these inva luablt
companions, he will Sustain life." III
says he is still a digger; health goot
and prospects fair.
"As to the whereabouts of james
Bass, | cannol inform you.
must not forget APT. Dodd. II,
requests me t0 send his regards to you
lie resides in this city, carrying on hi,
trade, (paint,ng) looks well, health
good, and making money.
ed, John and De IFit Cage. Were
here about four weeks ago, on theil
way to Nappa Valley. | have not
) heard from them since. They were all
UeH at hat time.
al an ,ejoiced to hear Of the arrival
of Meador and family this morning
She came out in thirty days, and leaves
tomorrow, in company with McNulty
TO join her husband in Upper Sacra'
mento, about 300 miles from here.
Tell DIR, Holt, they are all well. |
think she will take Mr. Meador by a
very agreeable surprise, as he expected
her to be detained longer on the voy-
.@e
"ln regard to Francis Dunlap, we
wara nH nndae the ;murose;o, H. LII