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BALDNESS CURED 4,

UT LU.V ESIS TT NEU
Emerson's American Hair Res orative
FOR Restoring the Hair on Heads HorELEssIY
BALD, and to prevent the Hair from falling, is
winning golden opinions ofpersons " no areusing
II. This is n new article, recently introduced, is
sure thing for Badness; and will sta nd the ties,
ola discerning public, The proprietors have such
confidence IN il that they authorize their
Agents to take Ba ID cases on GUARANTEE
Price Ol large bottles,
q. l.. THOMPSON, Agent.
G. f. FlSliER& Co, Proprietor,
oiS 81 Superior Street, Cleveland Obi,
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Green's Mills.

TINE above mills havejust undergone thorough
repairs and ape now so arranged that six rue
oIburrs can be turned oRcustom work or merchan5
either which makes the "Old Pioneer" ono o.thr
hestcus,on, mills in the state as the four run Of
merchant burrs, bolts &c. vii, be used for custom
work whenever required
Cen lemen give usn call as we are determined
to spare no pains, with good, competent, aud az :.
commoda,ing mers, to render gene isoc ton.
The undersigned has obtained the entire con
troll the above mills and will hereafter suprrin.
tend them in person and he feels confident that
with his new arrangement together with Young
can smelly defy all honorable competition.
Dayton, Sept II, 1859. y. GREEN.
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100 TOns IRON and Steel.

on hand and for sale a toll supply Of" Sligo
OIron and Plow Steel also Juniatn Pittsburgh
and Sweeds Iron. Norway nai!rod, English blister.
German, cast and spring steel all ofwhicb ye will
sell ntthe lswestrales. Blacksmi,hs wilihnd il to
their advantage to give US a call bciors making
theirpurchases. dec II J. MANLEY a. Co.
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WCDRON WATER 70 ~.

or 0per Niiiy Run Of Sfone
r s offered for SALE with 223 acres Of land, situa.
ted miles north Of Ottawa. on Fox river, aud
where isexpected the railroad will cross the RI
yer. The powercun be easily and permanently
in Nroved; and the location Is very favorable for
bu. ling up manufacturing town, and for the
ere, ion OF machinery. Address
A, us,27 J. g. NATrisGgR, Ottawa.
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SOFAS 4 MAHOGANY CHAIR
Not Sold, But on Hand !
WHITE SULPHUR SPRING HOUSE

WHITE SULPHUR SPRING HOUSE!
CAPr A, P. Rrrn. P-opri tor, ha,,ers himself
~ from his long experience rs Landlord, to be
able TO render TO his guests and patrons entire sat
lsiaction, having built a
LARGE AND COMMODIOUS HOUSE,
aud spared no pains ir its construction TO make il
..ne OF the bes, places OF resort in the West. The
Tabie will be spread with the best delicacies the
country affords the Bar with the best Wines and
Liquors the Stable with the best ofIIay and Grain,
and in fact everything to render both man and
b'asl happy. This House is situated at the great
White Sulphur Springs,
whose Waters are unsurpassed for their medicinal
properties. and the eradication Ofnumerous disea.
,.-s These springs are pleasantly located, half
-ay between Ottawa and l.aSnlle and command
nga fine view the celebrated Buffalo and Starved
Rocks. Canal and Railroad on one side and the
Illinois River on the other, makes il one of the
most comn,t nding and be iuiiiul places IN the
great West, nd one whose scenery is unsurpassed.
These Springs are rapidly gaining fame for their
medicinal properties unsurpassed and already IRE
made place Of resort for hundreds who seek the
West for their hea lth, and pass the pleasant season
IN our PrulIie land
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Groceries.
THE RICHEST AND LARGFST.S7'O,

1hh RICHEST AND LARGFSTS7OCK
Family Groceries!
.Prorisions, Fruits, Liquors. Tobacco, de-. 6e
"a Ottaxa: may BE- vardat the store Of
II. Montgomery,
Afh" o'd'ta"d. Jew IOor sno,th d tAe .uassiss
HAVING Jus, received his spring ,.Dpli., all
II OF which he s-rcted IN person from The he..
West Wholesale establishments a. the south m.
subscriber challenges d comparison of his s,ocL
win Una, oi any otbef dealer IN town. knowing
and alwaysbeing prepared IN demonstrate n N -
keepe better article, henSier stock, create,
his competition '"'' ."
ne following lis, comprises some Of the articles
IN De found AT his store:
SGa u' brown, loaf clarified. and crushed.
Coffee, Rioand Java.
!uoinssss. sugar house, plantation and svyuv,
1Iana1rs. star, s'rarne. sperm. and .aho-.
Teas, green, black, Boh-o, &c
Soap, rosin. CASTLE, and shaving
Tobacco, Cayendish. fine cut, smoking e.
four penny Cuba" '
Oils, iinseed, sperm, olive,
Pork lard, tallOw, &c.
fish n'hckerel. white, herring, and trou-.
Oransesdnd Lemons tretailo or BY the box.
Cocoa Nuis ,raisns, currnnts.
Figs. atIe'aiorby the drum.
Ginger PreseTucs, very fine article
! Pickles in jars, all kinds, extra.
/ Pepper Sauce. pepper, salt, alsyice ginger. and
/ allotherordinary condiments.
| Nuts. Brazil, flberts. almonds. pea nuts. &c,
Toys iorchdren, from the el.plantto Jack rhS
Oysters, sardines, &C., means.
! Candies,a Iotof all kinds.
! Pdus ,broons. mOps, &c
Flour, potntoes, vegetables in their 81 asop bst.
teL eggs, chickens. and oil such little arrange.
fnen's' needed in farhies, Away = KEEP, when 80
canpossbly be procured forlcve or ,pup,t
| v1OL1NS.
"Letthe fddling fdaIers fiddler
Avery hnelot OF vIoljns, with all The arap,e
rnents, at astonishDglylow prices.
LIQUORS.!
sale and retail.
Champaign cider it, bo,tles
London por,eTand brown stout in ausrianJ min,
bottles.
| 1LSO-ChicngO Lime and Cement. toce,bs,
WIN almostanything you can me in his line
Having beer IN the business number of wears ,h..
subscriber knows exactly what h- has and whn, he
oilers, and can demonstrate, tina, in good goods
and low prices, he not only "le,tlc," but y.Jy
considerably ahead OF all competitors Try him
and see April23 4 Mo,TGoMyRy
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INN kEAM Stoolscap paper,

INN kEAM Stooscap paper,
AVVo 1000 reams letter " olthe ostdesi
rnhle styles for county offices and business me n
100 900 envelopes OF every style,
20t Diapers inksrands; the best article, and the
most .aleable inkstand now in the market,
400 dozen bottles ofnk for sale at very low rates,
atw holesae orretai, AT BURtrY's Bookstore,
IGh ~ l22 Lake street Chica 90
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White Sulphur Springs,
Phoenix Course.

En0001X V0UCS0.
This Course is located near the greni white sui
phursprlngs, and one Of The hes, places for train.
ing horses in the Union. |, will always be keplin
the best OF order, and gentlemen who wish to have
their horses trained aud gated, will find il to ,er
advantage to bring them along.
Thankful TO The community for tho po,,o nage
heretofore extended and hope by trying to please,
q continuance OF your kindness.
Ways. Capt. A. p. REED, proprietor.
4OO0 Acres Of Land for SOIe,
EAV0RABLY situated on the line ofsailroade
II in the counties Of La Sale, De kalb, Grun.
dy, and Livingston, which WILDE sold ontayon.
Bile terms Of nymeMt to actual settlers.
a house and lot tor sale in Ottawa.
Mnrchi-u JonN p. ANTHONY.
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NOW Is THE TIME FOR FRUIT TREES
Barry's great work on the fruit garden intended
to explain and illustrate the physiology Of fruit
trees theoryand practice OF all operations con
nected with propa gator, pruning, transplantns
and training of orchards and garden trees-ayng
outOi orchards ant gartens-destruction of in
sec,s-preserving iruts-sel.crion of varieties.
Price, 81 rs. Copies fort he country mailediree OF
postage, BY A. Il. 4 c. BURLEY,
July 1872 Lake St. Chico 20,
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Look Here.

WAN pumps, sodron iurnnces, apple pea
OrcrS, bench screw, nursery lamps. pa ste Jig
GER, sewing birds. hand bells. cow bells. hay
knives, coffee roas,ers, bras kettles dog chains.
dog collars, dogmuzzles bird cages for sale n, the
Dcinhrr22 CRY II.nnr.pp Sropv
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I1OHSV ppiNs
CINGLE and double ronbench p,anes in sets or
, single. panel plows, ogees, iilis,rrs, ovelos,
rabbits plumb aud levels ,pumppnnes beads &c D.,
foTrsalc manufacturers pricofby
lscB J. NJ ksLfy Il Co.
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81. Louis Advertisements,
From the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of
w. 8. SHmMER.

NO II SECOND ST., ST. LOUIS, MO.
Who is AGENTof the best and most widely cir.
culaied Newspn pers in the Vest andis authorized
to take advertisements and Subscriptions nj the
Publishers lowest rates.
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AM6lyZdes White Fish, Salt, and Trout !
JUST received. a superior lot oi
white ashland trout, andforsale by tie barrel, 4
ariel, and at retail
Also, saltbythe barrel and sack
Angus, 90 r. Nny-snu,
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The Great Music Book
OF the yeay will be pub lisheG on the fysfof iu

.Ogsa.
TIE SHAWN
Will embrnce some of theibes music Of the psal-
Messrs. Woodbury., Hastings. Mason and Brad
bury are engaged in compiling for it. Choice mu-
sic from the first masters and also preparing COM
positions OF their own, entirely new and Of the
best character.
The design of the pablisheIsis to present a col
lection OF church music 10 the public, which will
surppss any work of the kind evervet published in
America in the number and variety OF its tunes
anthems. set-pieces, and choruses. &c.
II wlconan also complete ora torio ranged
for the work, which viii be found ofgreat value in
the concert room otsinging clesses. Specimen CO.
| pies may be had of A. H. g. g. BuRLgy,
| July23. Publishers agents Chicago.
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FRUIT TREES.

'FIII' SuhsCflbCts nave now on HuHu hhU lot safe
large lot OF Fruit Trees OF large size, say
from the size OF a Walking Stick 10 that Of the
handle OF a llay-iork, with good Branching
Tops, IN price from ~ . to 25cents tor
APPLE TREES.
They have also the PEAR, PLUMB, CHER.
RY, OUNCE and other small Fruits usually
wanted for the
FARM ORCHARD n GARDEN.
NURSERY 3 10 miles East Of MARSElL-
LES. aud ~ miles West Of MORRIS, near both
Railroad and Canal. upon e,herol which, Orders
Willie Shipped when accompanied by the
CASH or SATISFACTORY NOTES.
marll UNDERnll.L u CARPENTER.
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Cook &. ParlOr Stoves

MIO1 WHIlh lucy are BOUND 20 sell very low.
They are also Manufacturing extensively all
kinds Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron ware. Par.
ticulnr attention paid to Job work
a share Of the public patronage is respectfully
solicited. Call and see u.s. we like TO show
Goods and sell them If wecan
STORE, three doors West Of Sanger g. Ar.
mour's Brick Block. Jul9 S. T.. KING & co.
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UNDERTAKE q

Promptly attended 10 ns usual.
Fisks metallic bnriai cases; also collins Of all
sizes constantly on hand.
Ware rooms on La Sale street, one door south
OF the post Office. Mandatory. corner Of Gin
ton and Columbus streets. south Of the foundry.
RuGG, Watson & Go.
Dt5- Eight ortcn cabinet and chair makers can
find constant employment, and good wages byap.
plying to the subscribers. oil K. W. & Co.
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JUST RECEIVED

Dress Goods.
MGHi.N lawns. de lnincs. silks, &c,
" nlls styles and very desirable patterns. at tho
Aprl2l. STAR SroAE
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PROCLAMATION
To Citizens n Inyalids of Ottawa.
PULVERMACHER'S

1yurO.EleCtTlC tOIdiC CndlnB,
SOconrtructed ms TO be worn under the gar.
- menis mex: TO the skin, producing 0ns,a nj
cuu.n, OF Electro. Magnetism, diirren iron any
thing ever brough, before the pubc-glvng i'm.
mediate relief from the most acute pain, aud .f.
iectng pc rmanent cure Of all Ncura gc Disea.
SEES. The most astonishing have been per.
formed by wearing these little producers Of Mag
netism, tor few weeks, during Two or three
hours, only in the Gay.
Rheumatism. Painful or Swelled Joints,
Neuralgia OF the Face Palpl'ailons o the Heart,
Gout. ScictcO, ST VItus Dance.
Asthma, Mysteries, PEI iodical Headache,
Fla,uIonde Indigestion. Dyspepsia, Too,hnch-,"
Uterine Pans, Pam along,he Back
Sick Headache. Blindness and Deafness,
And all diseases called Nervous
The wayby which they produce their benefcen,
effect is strictly scientific. as every well educated
Physician well knows. All Nervous diseases are
caused and produced by dehcIcn, amour, Of
Nervous FLUID Of Magnetism. This fact within
the las, few years has been firmly established by
scientific experiments.
THE ELECTRO vOi.TAIC CHAINS
Perform cnre by supplying the system with this
Fluid q large amount OF Electro. Magnetism pro
due ID, and passes into and through the system,
while oelB. worn.
No Medicinal Agent
lnihe Mofldcan produce so many we'll auttrntIr1-
ted Certificates oil Cure bohfrOm Scientific Physi.
cans and Intelligent, patients. They were first IN.
lfoduc.J'n,o the &. s., IN the City OF n York
one year since. and having been previously MIRO
duced IN England, France, GERMANY, Austria
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IVOUbCcs
THE MISUNDERSTANDING purchased the entire
/ stock IN trade, OF Messrs. Fellows, Walker
4 Co., would say to his old customers, that he
has now on hnnd the larges,stock Of goods inihe
state, west ofChcago and is prepared, to offer in.
ductmen,s to purchasers never equaled in the
state. Heoccupies the whole OF the spacioussiore
formerly used by Messrs. Walker 4 Kicking.
and Messrs, Fellows, Walker l. Co, which will
enable him to whit upon you with more comfort
and dispatch tina n heretofore.
To the old customers OF Messrs. Walker &
iIicklinghe wonldsay. that all the old statesmen
and clerks OF the establishmentare retained, and
will serveyon as formerly, with great pleasure.
The stock II
DRY GOODS
Now on hard, is larger than ever before KEEP, in
Ottawa. ! he stock of
Z; ROCE ELS
Iscompe,e, and in aiew days WILDE as full as
ever. The shoeshop WILDE continued ashereto-
fore. Inducements Willie offered lhatwill no ad-
mi, ofrefusal. IL riii be to- your interestto con
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" a nlcd,

SO TONS Of rags, at the New Hardwnr,
~ Store, for which the highest price will b,
mid tSrntemher IS f. KING e. Co
Columbia gazette., 1854-01-14
SONORA, Jan. 9th, 1853.

To the Editor Of the ColumJiaiGasette.
DIR. SlR,-You doubtless have seen
from the Sonora Herald something OF
the controversy, in this city, respecting
the charter to l.. G. Gum anl Others,
to mine Sonora Greek. Being opposed
to said grant, presented to the Com
mon Council paper, setting forth some
of my reasons, why was opposed to
said grant. The Common Council order
ed it published; it went to the Herald
office, and was stuck in the back pa,t OF
the paper in very small type under the
head Of" "Ne,o Adre,ti~ments AS your
paper has considerable circulation in
Sonora, and l hope will have greater,
and said documt mt is on a mater OF
some importance to the citizens Of So
nora, and | wish them to see and read
my views on the subject, l ask of you
the publication Of it il your paper, in a
position, and with such type, that all
may see and read.
l am Sir, most respectfully,
your obt servant.
G. WASHINGTON PATRICK.
Columbia gazette., 1854-01-14

~ By card in another column, it
will be seen that our esteemed towns
man, Col. Cazneau, is to have a compli-
mentary benefit, at the Broadway Thea
ter, on Thursday next. We are imforn-
ed that a numerous body of our most in
fuential citizens, have addressed let
ter to the Managers of the Theater, ap-
prising them of the high esteem in which
the Col. is held by all persons residing
here, and asking them to appoint night
when the: public could give a substan-
tial proof of their good will towards the
Col. This has been acceded to and the
evening named for the benefit. The
Serious Family and other entertainments
will be given, and we hazard nothing in
saying that crowded house will be had.
No man in our midst has exhibited more
public spirit than Col. Cazncau ever
foremost in everything tending to cle-
vate the good name of our town-a
warm friend, an open opponent, true
gentleman and good citizen. We be-
speak manifestation on Thursday even
ing, that will show. how much all classes
esteem the man.
Columbia gazette., 1854-01-14

vote Of seven out Of eight, being all the
Aldermen tha, were pres, Mt lhe May
or was not at the meeting, being pre-
vented from attending by indisposition.
The latter clause of the lIth Section,
Article 2nd of the Charter, reads as
follows: 81 he President shall act as
Mayor, and possess all the powers anf
perform all the duties of the Mayor, dur.
ing such vacancy, absence, or disability.
1t is clear from this clause, and the pre-
ceeding Tart of said Section, that it Is
the duty Of the President of the Coun-
ell to sign all the proceedings of the
Council when the Mayor is absent from
the causes therein enumerated, and |
only hand in this communication a.
matter Of respect and courtesy to the
Common ouncil, and to make known
through them to the people my position
on the question.
Another view of the subject is this;
The General Government has not legis-
lated for Il = mue' andthc Legislature of
the State has left the mines to Re con-
trolled by the Miners Laws. l believe
it is not policy for the City to assume to
do what the General and State Govern
ments have, in their wisdom, refused TO
DO. Having given my views on the
subject the whole matter is in the hands
of the ('ouncil where it belongs
G. WASHINGTON PATRICK
Mayor.
Sonora, Dec. 9th, 1853.
Columbia gazette., 1854-01-14

LEcIsLArivE.-On Tuesday. in the
Senate, the Governor announced, ly
message, that he had nominated Mr. j..
w. Denver, Secretaryof State, and Mr..
C. II. Hampstead, Private Secretary of
the Governor. The nominations were
unanimously confirmed.
In the House, on Wednesday, Speak
er Fairfax was granted leave Of absence
on account of sickness. The House
then went into an election of Speaker
pro tenn, and the Hon. j. w. MANDE-
VILE, of Tuolumne, was unanimously
chosen. A better selection could not
have been made.
Columbia gazette., 1854-01-14
By Telegraph to tie San joaquin Re-
publican.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER.

The Ctlumbus has arrived f ON Pan
anna with the mails. She brings 225
passengers, 19 ladies and ls children.
No later dates have been received than
those brought by the Sierra Neradn.
A surveying party frcm the British
steamer Iirogo were abont leaving Pan
anna to survey a route for the ship canal
across the Is.hmus of Darien.
ATLANTIC STATEs.-Fapers to the
10Th or December, per Ramsey roate:
also President Mcssage--no important
news.
Mrx,co -Santa Anna has been de-
clarcd Emperor Of Mexico.
BRAzlL.-Thnrc has been rovolr-
luton in Montcvideo and provisional
government estallis he'd.
SAN FRANcfsco.-Col. Watkins fr>m
Lower California arrived on the Aniia
to day. 1t is reported that Col. Wal
kcr is also in town.
Columbia gazette., 1854-01-14

1NAUGURATroN.--The Inauguration
of Governor Bigler, for his second term
of office, took place, on Saturday last,
at the State House, in Benicia. Every
thing passed off to the satisfaction of
the immense multitude assembled to
witness the Inauguration ceremonies
The able and we'll written address of the
Governor was received with great en-
thusiasm. Our distinguished townsman,
the Hon James w. Coffroth, was Chair
man of the Committee of Arrangements.
Columbia gazette., 1854-01-14
nm WALTER has our thanks for his

n@ WALTER has our thanks for his
favor, and we hope to receive weekly
communication from him.
The tribute he pays to the delegation
from old Tuolumne, is indeed we'll mer-
tied; and right proud may the citizens
of the Democratic Banner County of
the State feel of the able and already
distinguished gentlemen they have e.
lected to represent them in the Legisla-
tive Halls. Even thus early in the scs-
sion, are they foremost in places of hon
or and trust, and are leading their infu-
ence and vigorous aid to the immediate
commencement of the important public
business they have assembled to trans
act. Well may Tuolumne be proud
of her distinguished sons!
Columbia gazette., 1854-01-14

SHANGHAE'' y This is great word at
San Francisco. It's definition is making
a man drunk with dragged liquor" and
the object of the opera1 ion the perform
ance of all kinds Of antics-crimiual
as well as sporlive-with the victim.
He is compelled to 90 on board ship
against his will. to deliver np his purse,
or perhaps to commit an act for the ben
niit of some one else. against which he
would turn with horror in his sober mo-
ments. The Bay press chronicle cases
Of the kind every day.
Columbia gazette., 1854-01-14

THE MEssAGE.-The S F Chronicle
says, ''the Message Of the Governor is a
paper of much interest and no small
amount Of ability'-that it presents the
present and prospective financial condi-
ton Of the Treasury as really encourag-
ing. The. policy advocated by Gov.
Bigler from the beginning, and so trium-
hantly sustained at the last election,
- cry soon be acknowledged by all
the best that could have been
Columbia gazette., 1854-01-14

D. o. Mills, Esq, of Sacramento,
sailed for the Atlantic States, on the
Brother Jonathan. Mr.. Mills is among
the oldest residents of Sacramento, and
at the head of leading banking house
of that city, has enjoyed the confidence
and esteem Of the community. Times.
Columbia gazette., 1854-01-14

PRINTERS FOR GovERSors.-T The
chief magistrate of our State. John Big
ler, Is printer by trade He followed
this calling in Pennsylvania aud Illinois;
from 1t, has risen to the highest positi,
in the gift Of the people of California.
And what is singular coincid,nt, lis
brother, also printer by profession. is
Governor of the State of Pcnns ylvania at
the present SocItom Journal.
Columbia gazette., 1854-01-14

FIrLES AMONG THE CAIIFnRvIASs.
1t was noticed that all the wounded
among Colonel Walkers party were
shot with Kentucky Rifles, at the dis
tance of not less than two hundred and
fifty Yards. from behind bushes and gull
chrs showing that the naive { a'iforn-
ians arc not only skilled in the use of
weapons, but well supplied with them.
Columbia gazette., 1854-01-14

pA- Our thanks are due to Governor
Bigler for copies of his Message and
Inaugural Address.
Also, to the Hon. J. W. Coffroth,
and Hon. j. w. Vaudeville, for similar
favors.
Columbia gazette., 1854-01-14

b9- At the Lyceum, on Monday
evening last, the question, "would a
prohibitory liquor law be beneficial to
California, at the present time" was de-
cided in the affirm ative.
Columbia gazette., 1854-01-14

s9- The Hon Paul X. Hubbs, will
please receive our thanks for copy of
the "Law Establishing and Regulating
Common Schools We hope to be
able to refer to it next week.
Columbia gazette., 1854-01-14

The MEssAGE.-We intended to
have given to our readers, the Cover
no;'S Message, entire, this week but ow
ing to press Of other mater, VIC are
compelled to defer the publication of a
portion, until our next issue.
Columbia gazette., 1854-01-14

It will be seen by reference to the
Message, that the adoption of the re-
trenchmcnt measures proposed by Gov
Bigler. would reduce the State e1pcndi-
tur,s $o7l 200 per annum.
Columbia gazette., 1854-01-14

% DR.. Robinson and his company
gave short entertainment at the As
sembly Room Of the Exchange, last eve
ming.
Columbia gazette., 1854-01-14

Ernest Kohlc has been conviotcd Of
the murder of a man named Halclaw,
near Marysvillc. some time since. and
sentenced to lie hung Oh the l7'h Of
February.
Columbia gazette., 1854-01-14
COLU MBlA GAZETTE.
JOHN c. DUGHOVT, Editor.
SATURDAY, JAN. ID, 1854.

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