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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-06-02
GROCERY STONE.

C. L. BROOKS, having removed his Grocs-
ry, ch BroAdwsy,. two eoors Fest Of J. R.
Days Tin Shop, Has Just received general
assortment Of
FRESH @ RlESg
Consisting of Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Pepper
Spice, Salaratus, Cheese, Candies, RaiSiEs
Fruits, Nuts, Cig,rs, Tobacco, Beer, Cakes, ana
vari .ty Of Notions. Allofwhich he offers un.
usually low for cash G. L. BROOKS.
Nav -, '53-tf.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-06-02
ISHAM HOUSE,
CORNER OF MAIN AND BncADw1Y.
SMITH ( SONS PROPRIE70RS

TEyHE propretOrs would respectfully an.
4 nounce TO the travelling public that they
have recently fitted up the above House, in the
most approved style, for the accommodation Of
all who may favor them with call Having a
knowledge 6fthc wants, Of the travelling commu.
nifty, they fatter themselves by strict attention,
they will be able to render entire satisfaction
and thereby merit share Of the public patron.
age. THE TABLE will at all times, be furI.
ished with the best the market can afford, and
served up in the best style Everything will be
SO conducted as to render it a
FIRST CLASS HOTEL,
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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-06-02

Cross Roads, May 10, '53-tf.
Butte record., 1853-12-03
~sNN. BaA~eif

Thc $50 >Tsivr Is she place OF call"
For Bachs both great ail small
Bat dare they e'er in love 10 get
The -.BaANcH the ease las nicely metS
And here with sRaet-hearts or with wives,
May feast and happily their lives
Our city no such place could boast.
Til NINN became the Ladies host,
Who served such dishes 10 the Fair.
That bachelors themselves came there.
And wonder j what the move eould mean
The Ladies rushing all 10 VIM
The wonder having passed away.
Now from the BRANCH they cannot stay
The spirit q the aee' they feel.
And 10 the Branch viii often steal;
With those 20 lovely, smiling, sweet,
To spend the hour G-tete-a-fete movie
Butte record., 1853-12-03

EHTToR BUTTE REcORD.-ln taking up a
number OF the san Francisco Herald. a short
unlc silee, / read a statement therein inside 10
tie effect that Hon. r. ]. Sprague had been
inf4rneds lwhlch Information had been given
l. the Public through tie .Shqsta CosIrier
from which paper the HerGid quoted the in
formation, THAT the vacancy Ct the District
Jadgeship, Of the Ninth Judicial District. oc-
eaai0ued by the death Of Hon George Adams
>rIth. was net at that time, filed. from the
facg that ". L Sexton, Clerk Of Butte Coun-
ty, lad neglected to inform the Governor Of
i5c State, Of the fact OF such vacancy, in an
ofic,al manner, or, officially, or words 10 that
effect
Thinking that some # the friends Of Mr.
Sexton may possible believe that he did neg
lect 50 important a dnty As the one above spec-
i1e1- | deem Il not inexpedient TO make q
ar-ei statement of the facts in the premises /:
and the more So as / vas the clerk, de fqct0
upon whom that duty devolved being at that
tin,e. and having been, for several months. in
charge q the Clerks Office, IL and for this
County, SO that to me, more Immediately,
does the blame Of neglect attach. # indeed il
attaches 10 the Clerk Of this County at ali.
Now doubt not for a moment, that the
Hon r. T. Sprague received the stated IN
formation, and ! do not il any wise censure
---N Aftf Aff % N--E AAts t44t4. 4-E -4N4L- EAl
dcty 10 the statement: but l do think that
the informant Of Hon. L. T. Spragle. hal
been himself misinformei, or else. that he ac-
ted rather hastily in the matter. that IS. pass
e1 sentence Of neglect or the CLERK q this
County, before he had thoroughly investigated
tie matter / assert that On or about the 29th
Gay q august, only about three davs after the
death Of Judge Smith. forwarded. per mail.
trola this place, a certificate Of the fact that
Judge Suitk was dead; that On or about the
talrd day Of October, hearing that the first
Aad rot been received. Mr.. Sexton. in person.
wrote another. TO the same effect. and that I
l-ai-ed 1t, CT pat i in an express of1ee. d.
Tected to Gov. Bigler, anu that some time after
hearing that GOV. Bigler had not received ei
ther Of the two, wrote, and forwarded TO
4.m- or his address aqhlrd certificate. all Of
wAlch SET up the fact Ehat Judge Smith was
lead, and that the offioe Of District Judge Of
Ninth Judicial District was thereby vacated
II these certificates never reached the hands
u Vov. BlEler- whose fault Is IT i aiscrimi-
hating qu5bc Vii say-suFely not Mr.. Sex
'als- or name Tor We despatched them through
t.- aaeilmm By which, and by which alone,
'- a ani al! othcial communications, are con
'eyea 10 ihe seat Of government from this
4ace
lh-s much I have said. IN order to erase the
~ preston, If such has been made. that Nr.
seAfops sn ofhcsr whom assert has ever been
81
Butte record., 1853-12-03

1hh f9J-AIAlN HEAD IHE EsUN1AlN
WIS FOUNTAIN is tte Place. fHfABf
Where I'D and young the grave sul .ay.
Join in Life's cheerful race.
They with accord are rushing bv.
And for Tbs FEUSTAIN haste,
Their Breakfast, Dinner. SUPPER too.
Are always to the taste
Us there they find the ehoisest meals.
Our market eer affords.
Served up Ia latest style that's known,
Al smoking on tie boards
.s'eak Is and stews and vegetables rare.
And butter as sweet as cream;
Rolls, doughnuts cakes, aad fruit pies.
hell fl for England's Queen
The Coffee, tgo, 50 clear and bot.
Prepared of Java best,
Served up with cream aI.1 sugar white.
Is drank with hearty zasf
WHY'S FOUNTAIN HEAb hath v;ands choice.
All that IS rare and coed
None can surpass is alaple store.
Nor rich and varied board
This fact our robust Aldermen,
Do every day attest,
mat II ~ I'M F9UA-4IN READ and BR4acI5.
They're always suited bes-
Then, Old and yenng, both grave and gay.
Let's for the ForNrsIy aim.
The FoCXTAFS HEAD II FoUNTA1v II AT
And choicest meals obtain.
Respectfully Dedicated to the Eating Public Of
Cahfornla N general and sun Francisco IN
particular, by NED SMuL.
novl9,
Butte record., 1853-12-03

&TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Rutte,
- ss.-NintA Judicial District Court.-The
people o. the State q California. To John E.
Simmons, Peter R8er and " T Burr Gree
ting; Yog are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against vou as defendants
by Z K Dodge plaintiff, in the Ninth Judicial
D4slsiet Court, n and for said county Of Butte,
AMI answer the complain therein. (which IS
On fle with the Clerk of said Court within
SIX weeks after service upon you ef this sum
nous, exclusive Of the day Of service, or iudg
lneat by default vii be taken against you.
TINS is IN action brought against YOU by
said plaiatif. 10 recover the sum of one thoua-
and and three hundred dollars. which said
plaintiff ayers z his complaint Is due to him
from you on : certain prouissory Eote, made
and executed in Mlrysville, March 81. 1853,
AID which IS promise 70 pay 6. Bartlett &
Co., or order the sam q SIX hundred T6G07
dollars, at their store IN Marysville, With in
teresi at the rate Of i've Per cent per month
till paid from date, and which said note is Tn
a0rsei, en- tie back, as follows, to wit: eva
yinr demand and notice, Peter Roer W f;
Burr. and without recourse. o. Bartlett &
Co.., and which said note was protested By ".
X. Sherwood a Notary Pnblc IN and for
Yuba county. on the sixth day Of July 1858;
ami was by Joseph 5. Garwood and George
Bartlett sold and Transferred 10 said plaintiff.
Z. K Dodge. at the city OF San Francisco on
tie 20th day Of July 1853; and plaintiff gives
notice that If you fail 70 apear and answer lis
complaint, he viii apply 10 the Court fer the
relief demanded therein, and for such other
and further relief as may appear just and
proper in the premises and his costs Of suit
Given under ny hand and seal Of
said Court. at BdFell, this 10Th day
Of October, a = 1888
f. PAIGE, Dist. Clerk,
pr. Z. #ssss.s. I)eruty
CHAs. f. LotT, Atty f5r Plat :
nevl2-law-6w
Butte record., 1853-12-03

c-ade Gr AiHl. aAllis taa fs tise crowd III
lers' ~ss-s 4; Fegii ths 7s54ll-ls ai s Is and "a
eceasssan q oa1h u English 1aa7 be bad done
ols aaf fae TeraFs.4s ee. AMI thought tAe
preacher should divide. OuI ii length collpro-
mised. with the proposal 10 tie good man to
stand trear. This was not the most riiicu-
l0us VI tAe Proceedings, lor one fellow had the
ehaek TO propose 10 him 20 open a bank, and
give tle boys chance 70 get even, which suc-
gestion. as wel as the Frenchman's was Of
course rejected, with every assurance that
treating and gambling were apart from his
sphere Of action Supper was now announ-
ce1, and amid rude jokes and sounds not meet
for ears polite, His Reverence retired from
the scene, I had not the pleasure Of setting
him again until the next morning, just as he
was about TO depart, when big fellow slap
ped him cn the shoulder saying, ..WeH. Old
Poppy. good bye; here's q for ny share 7
oni ..go much on yanr sort. hut I think
you're honest and preach on the square, 50
come again when you have a chance, and YOU
sha'nt 20 way strapped This capped the
climax, and, think. made an impression on
the missionarys mind that viii serve TO keep
him in memory of the duties he owes to the
heathens Of California
This. Mr. Editor, spite Of all its seeming
improbabilitias, and somewhat embelishe,i ap-
pearance, Is a true, Though somewhat clura-
SLY told story Of q Sunday il the Il ines
NANnTEE Brown.
Butte record., 1853-12-03

STATE OF CALIFORNIA County Of Butte,
- 5. Ninth Judicial District Court
Jackson BoaEk Is Martin Spencer. The peo-
pie Of the State Of California 10 Martin Spen-
Ger, greeting
You are hereby required to appear and an
swer IL an action brought against you II said
Court, by jackson Roask. the complaint of
Of said palintiff, being IN file with the clerk
Of said court } within SIX weeks Of the service
OF this summons on yea, exclusive Of tie day
Of service, OF judgment by default wiz be en-
tered against yeu. This Is 81 action com
rnenced against y0l as defendant, by Jack
son Reark, plaintiff. TO recover judgment for
the sun Of nine hundred dollars and legal
interest On proniss0ry note made, signed,
and delivered by you to said Roark, on the
10th, day Of September A. D. 1882, for the
sum Of nine hundred dollars, payable On tie
lst day Of May, a. D.. 1853; and also to OBJ
tain judgment and order Of Conrt 10 foreclose
8 certain iDaicture q mortgage, made, signed,
Acknowledged and delivered by yea, 70 said
Roark, On the 20th day af September, a. D,
1882. % secure the payment Of the sum Of
money a11 legal interest thereon. for which
the above specified proinissoTy note was given,
And plaintiff gives notice that If you fail 70
appear and answer his said COMPLAINT. he viii
Butte record., 1853-12-03

&HEBIFF'S SALE-By virtue Of three exc
- cutioBs. issued by Justice 7. D Bomen
justice of the peace, Quartz Township, Butte
County, CALIFORNIA; % lno directed as the suit
Of NcGee, Waits lco., against the Mammoth
Joint Stock Company, for the sam Of eleven
hundred and forty Two dollars, and seven cents,
tel142,07) damages, and one hundred ana
n;ne dollars, and fifty cenJs.{ log. .50)eosts I
have sie7ed and taken in execution: all the
right. title and interest of the Mammoth Joint
Stock Company, in and 10 the following Real
property. to wit: enc 4uartz Mil. and It's ap-
pertenaHcss sthereunfo belonging, olso one
Dwelling house; also the Quartz Ledge, eight
hundred feet in length. with It's natural
depths and angles The aforesaid property Is
located apon J anis0n Greek. Quartz Township,
Butte County California: the atc:said proper
". was attached, by virtue of writ Of at
taehments issued by the otoresaid Justice, on
the 23th. day Of November, 4. D. 1875.
Notice : hereby given that Will expose TO
public sale, al the Court House in Bidwell, On
the sth, 'lay Of January, 4. D. 1854 at ,
o'clock. 2 n. to the highest bidder. for cash.
Bidwell, Dec, "a. 1888. p. FBEER.
Sheriff, Butte County
Butte record., 1853-12-03
UPWARD AND ONWARD.
WILSON'S EXCHANGE

VI l. : u y : l. y 4 Il y y q T.,
Opposite TIE american Theatre and Custom
House, San Frane5sc9, SGnsoae 81.
rEyHE above Excelsior Establishment. which
4 IS fire. proof. and FIVE stories high, being
the only 1--WE story building On the Pacife) IS
now finished and splendidly furnished ihro
out. Although 1t contains one hundred and
seventeen large rooms. with facilities to ac
commo1ate TWO hundred lo1Eers-such has
been the rush Of customers to the Exchange
since its completion. that the proprietors
have been induced to lease half the fne-proof
block Just erected by Lieutenant Maynard,
seventeen large apartments and afford those
facilities which the increase Of trade requires,
Oar present Bar will, il a few days, be re-
moved to the first floor IN the Maynard Block,
5ne door north II whore the Bar Is at present
No pains " money will be spared 10 render
the Ex change the Excelsior Hotel Of the pub
hc, and keep pace with the rapid growth and
Improvement of ouI wonderful city and State
With the above inducements, the Exchange
Is confidently offered TO the ''milion" as de-
serving their patronage-and although not
disposed to be u i1-dy, and trumpet cur own
praise abroad, our hearty thanks are cheer
fully rendered 70 the ten thousands who have
bestowed uTon Us alike their favors and mo-
ney N0t unmindtul of the former, We shall
dolF appreciate the latter, and reciprocate IN
future, as il times past, the smile Of our cd
customers, and greet with pleasure cur old
ones-wbo probably viii compose the largest
portion of the world.
Butte record., 1853-12-03

DILD-At C4.ar ; Ranch. Butte county. November
i7ih. COL FRANKLIN STUART, la,e oi Washington
county, Mississ74ri. aged 40 years.
Il i seldom the ci-se an entire comm unity i thrown
INTO ssicA sfl-e o. aHchay sadness
the receipt Of The above Intelligence Mr.. ) Ras
gentleman ia ihe siretest ami brosdesi u the
lena he possessed al the qualities which enDobe hn-
man nature End render estin4ble among men
An outsfetchel arm ard an open purse 10 alleviate dis
ress snarked Ais course through life Possessing -.
ents oi high order he s.oo4 preeTneni Cham o
ion 70 rsd-ess the wrongs Of communities He eIHigra-
ted 70 the state il 20 and engaged in mining opeT
ations on Feather most Of tha1 tine. Il may well
be said "a good has faea-" Missouri papers viii
confer d favor by copying. EDlrok.
Butte record., 1853-12-03
HALFWAY HOUSE.

ID ETWEEN Marysvilla and Bidwelrs Town
Id will be found good quarters for the mi
ners and travelling community. The mail stage
stops for dinner at this point. The Proprietor
and his Lady VIII be found ready to make
their guests comfortable and at home during
their sojonrn with them. Lewis Stone.
Nov I9
Butte record., 1853-12-03

~ OUNTY sSURVEY0R-Persons wishing
- the services Of the county surveyor. Bill
please leave their orders at Chas. f. Lofts
office, st Bidwells, and they viii be punctuallv
ATTENDED 10. HUGH BLACK,
Co. Surveyor. Nov y
Butte record., 1853-12-03
l..-.-A.i..,-4l~--
FEATHER RIVFR


g piaeid ne.r iae ferry.
50 brisk .aud Lively Just belor,
so iroieksome and merry
Tonight why dost thou gramble So
Eha; trouble aov caa iozs ihees
wonder not ihou'r angry though,
50 many people Cross thee
or art ih1u weary coming down
From mouu;aiu spring 70 piain,
And brius1g water for he iowag
Been oui IL aIl ibe rain
or has it ssa-ned throughout the day,
uish Up ia the mountains,
Aat child lhee, all along he way.
u -th many snowy fountains
Or-thoSe rocks. 80 worn and lashed
YET stubborn IL their station,
Hbse faoes ihou has kindly Nashed
Zach morning since creation
j q thai they- more than their wont,
Nag chase thee IN liy oourss,
Obirudiag many an -npious fronl
Against ihy currents Eroe.
Defiant Of Thy veil known strength,
And siudbarnig eonlentins.
While dams ana alnes ia ali their length.
Are giving way and r,saaings
Bui now the night wind seems to change
Thy Jones lram sAal hey we're:
And w4iAags sd and voices strange
Float o1 lhe midnight ar.
sfseak'si ll.oa- Oh rivers of The dead
The dead u other aee--
Of Tal.-c kings beside Thee bred.
or Az.ee priests and sase=s
or is that voice, from cut illy surge
Now rising through the nistt-
The wildly melancholy dizs
Crsome lone vaier-zpriteg
Der haples= men, she far from home,
From mothers, wives and daughters.
lave premaiareiy found q tomb
Beneath thy rapid waierse
or dost thou grieve. With man! q sigh,
a1l, s.sAins. s-liy sing
Thy day af be-t replte gone By,
Nhez solomon was king.
That wise grt-t man OF p-iaoely brow.
Who Lad So many wives
And sinn'5 himself, TO leach .-.lu how
To lead more 7Ttaoas lives.
MAyhap, upon that stately throne
On which he sai of sore.
iG 60 boss or 80 alagree-' = bah >hene
\ tribute lroa Thy store.
AaI t-oush 10 may moi be believed,
I.pas .raighi be,
Thai she3a-s Queen herself received
specimen . from .hee.
Bai hark tAs storm grows strong amaia,
aud .hr-ush ite passes hurled
Comes n-iiy lriy'n ihe sheetei rsin,
As ITO droan the world
SSH through the turmoil ofthe gale
Thy caa-eless tones arise
And from ihe bosom of thy Ya.a
loom ap thousand cries
Iioarse voices through ite -asiy iliglli.
tnto each other c4IGag-
Tie ra7h q aoass ia heaty a-hi-
Wsii screams and graaas appalling.
a Athuualua strange, unearihly songs
Ia yariaas disoord blending.
seae dozen elanorous female Tongues
Al highest pitch cenisndiug-
gta=--cea-e ihy noise, bold river, cease
Fo- deafnrss haih nct steeI'd him
sloa ihe ly;-iid such peace
As painfai sleep may yield him
Not silent ye---r1 ra=1 for me.
In sleeping OF in W2kins--
NJ tymqanl seem bat l. De -
fAciilie= fer acding.
T exclude that rear bo,h ears rse cr-n-'d
Hl.h 60. on-vain enleayear.
Then roar, and flasisr, and 5e---
Forever and forever.
lFcluter, u r.K-serfg.
Butte record., 1853-12-03
EVERTs, SMELL & cos
Feather River Express
Connecting with ADAMS & co.

We EoEld respectfully inform the public
that We are now enabled to forward
TREASURE. VALUABLE PACKAGES, LETTERS,
ETC. ETC.
With unrivalled despatch and security. and
upon the most reasonable terms, to and from
Butte record., 1853-12-03


American Valley, Wyandott,
Chandlerville, Bidwell's Bar
Gibsonville, Evansville,
Hopkins Greek, Hansonville,
Morris Ravine, Longs Bar,
Onion Valley, Nelson's Greek,
Port Wine Diggings, Poorman's Greek,
Spring Valley. Rich Bar. Middle Fork,
Sears Diggings, Sfringtown,
White Roek, Smiths Bar, \ Fork,
Bs.rker's Ranch, City Of -76,
Canyon Greek. Butte Creek,
Grass Valley, Forbestown,
Jamison's Greek, Honcut City.
Natehezs Lexington House,
Oregon Guleh, 0phir,
Rich Bar. North Fork Pine Grove,
Strawberry Valley, Rush Greek, 5. Flat,
Spanish Ranch, 81. Louis,
Collections. orders. ETC.. attended to With
Butte record., 1853-12-03

How 70 MAKE MONEY FAST AND HoSEsTLY
Enter. into q business Of which you have q
perfect knowledge In your own right, or by
the AID Of friends on long time, have a cash
capital sufficient 70 do 1t least q cash business
Never venture on a credit business on COM
mencement. Buy all Of your goods or mate
rials for cash yoa can take every advantage
Of the market, and can pick and choose where
yon vii BE careful not to oTerstook your
self Rise and fail with the market on short
stocks. Always stick to those whom you prove
10 be strictly just n their transactions, ami
sAun all others. even at temporary disad-
vantage. Never take advantage Of Gus
toner's ignorance, nor equiyocate, nor mis-
represent Have but one price and small
profit, and you VIII ind all the most profta-
bic customers-the cash ones-or they VII
in1 you
# ever deceived IN business transactions
never attempt to save yourself by putting the
deception upon others; but submit to the los
and be more cautious in future According
to the character OF extent Of your business.
set aside Ebera. per centage for printing and
advertising, and DO not hesitate. Never let
az article, parcel OF package 90 ont from you
without handsomely printed wrapper, card
or circular, aud dispense them continually.
Choose the newspaper for your purpose, ana
keep yourself increasingly before the public
and II matters not what business OF utility you
make choice of, fsr If intelhgently and indus
triously pursued, a 1ortune VII be the re- ut.
Butte record., 1853-12-03

ftHARLES F. LOTT. Attorney and Counsel
~ lor at Law apd Notary Public, practices
in ali the courts Of the district, office three
doors above the National Hotel, nov T.
K WELLS, Justice Of the Peace & Public
IL Administrator Deeds. Mortgages, No.
tees Of Pre-euption Claims &c. &c, drawn at
any time. On reasonable terms. cfsice in-the
Court House, Bidwell nov, H.
Butte record., 1853-12-03

PooR PAY AND PooR PREAcH-PERHA1s.
The average salaries ofpastors and stated sup
plies IL New Hampshire, during he past year
:. from August 10 August, was 5377. Low
as tA-s IS, il ! 4 per cent higher than il was
ten years ago. The average salaries OF pastors
Of sel.-suppot ting churches IS seq.
Tie entire sum Of money raised by the
churches Of Great Britain for missionary par-
boses. Is about Sl,750, 600, BY those Of America
S750,O0o making altogether $3.50 ,000
Fashionable boarding schools are generally
respectable Institutions where young ladies at
tempt to learn French. and succeed only IN
leerning folly.
Conversation enriches the understanding
but solitude Is the school OF genius. LGibbon.
Afliction is the wholesome soil of virtue xhers
patience, honor, sweet humanity, calm forti-
tude. take root and strongly flourish. NAL
let
Ambition is the germ from which al growth
OF nobleRess proceeds. T. D. English
Nothing elevates Us 50 much as the pres
ence Of spirit familiar, yet superior. to cur
own
He that loses his conscience has nothing left
worth keeliag.
If yon would not have afliction to visit you
twice, listen at once 10 what It teaches.
1t is wise not to seek a secret, and honest
not 10 reveal il.
Butte record., 1853-12-03

pies set forth in the above declaration, there
IS pledged the fattess, tenleres1 Beef. Veal
AMI Mutton: the freshest vegetables and fruits
Of California, AID the sweetest Bread and
Pastry male anywhere between the Arctic
Ocean and the jumping Of place; all which the
public may enjoy. So mote II be. NED SAIUL.
San Francisco Nov. Is, 1858.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-05-25

FEyRANoP AREN L SH ADES 100. pair
81 painted window shades. from 8 l,5gto $500 per
par, entire pItteins and they are golng fast
at H. l.. DAl s.. .-5
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-05-25
Iass Sa.nwrecIk.

The bark William and Mary. Capf sdnison,
of Bath, Me-, sailed from Liverpool for New o.
leans 10 March with a cargo of railroad iron, and
2os passengers most of whom were emigran,s--
On the srd Of May when not far from the Bahia
una islands. she struck sunkenreef Alter pcund-
ing about. short time. the ship freed herself aud
swung eff Ia fsw rninuies she struck the reef
again and was baiiy bruised. This was about 8
O'Clock P. ". by midnight there were four feet Of
water iuthe hold, and at dsy break about ten. and
The ship going down.
The weather was very black end equally. the
sea unusually boistersus. ALI the boats. FIVE in
number were then launched. but two of them IN
stantiy swamped. About o'clock A. NJ. un the
4ih of May the, officers and crew abandoned the
ship, which shortly sunk, with nearly two hundred
persons. The boats containing The Captain &C.,
were in a few hours pickei-up by vessel bound
for New York.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-05-25
DEE1,

In Dee,fsId, Forage County. oslio. of Infama-
tory Rheuinatisrn. Ro7ELrHE, daughter If Cyrus
and Margaret M,son. aged Is years laekins l9
days.
The deceased was a very pranisiag youth. kind
and affectunate disposition; she was n,nang the
brightest ornaments of her age. much attached TO
USEFUL reading. She will be much missed by "a
rge number Of her young associates school mates.
and very large circle of relations and more es-
peciaIly will she be missed in the Sabbath school
and family circle, her active footsteps. and ami
m4ted voice Wi. no more be heard among mortals.
The olive branch is removed and trausplarte1 We
trust in n more coagenial cline, where the in
llabants will M more say. a sick.
$50 blooms Tho human face divine,
When youth IFS pride OF beauty shows,
Fairer than spring the colors shine,
And sweeter than the virgin rose +"
C.RROWN.