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Winter Boots
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Notice to Dealers IN Real Estoh

IfOLICe W DeUteTS IN real ESkQke.
VHE UNDERSIGNED is now furnished with sectiora
maps Of all the surveyed portion Of the Territory ami
Abstracts OF all entries ami prescription male n,
the saltwater Land Office Persons in the vicinity wish,
Ing TO enter Government Lands save time and nnu.x
by calling on me- as can furnish them all the Informs
ton they could get at the Land Office. Reports
from the Land Office twice week. Titles to and, traced
to the original purchaser.
TRUMAN NJ. SMITH,
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Z. Blum's New York Bazaar.

4. LCM has Just Returned the second fin, ma
LinI s1uS0h' with large and beautiful SOL NJ, ~
ioving Dress Goods, Consisting in part of The ,I
MerinoS
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LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
READY-MADE CLOTHING

consisting OF cas!neres deafness apacas. prints, fan
lels, bcached and uIbleacheJ muslin. shawls table
-rAn
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a QUANTITY of first rate Buckwhcat, and Con-
IA Meal, for sale by
CASHIER, H!NCKLEY s CO,
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NOTICE os vvIassDssA w a fs~s. psiv~as s.ssy "a
sax ssa hssa males each sas q MS roae
of s proposed lallsosa e aans ~ndlns oa me m.ss~ipp
rses, Afkana Csen, and near fa0n " ms tetan poa
dairy iine, and ls branches a. saadsa
Ia Consequence behalf OF she lrss
OF The aud asAseras asose enuoasa vac
pubie
townships lying miles, tcieaeoess each eide o.
said road aud branches be Withheld nom sale ~ en except
enpon claims excluded from lhs operation Of tins
aoee al situated "A ne following Land districts ~ s STATE o. a.
Kansas,
Ia the district o. LANDS sab,ec u sale al fiKLENAi
ssu y iss bose .As u As MA pnasrai usTiaisn
Townships a, IA. IA u.s. and fraction u is Of range one
souA eftAs base As aaG Of is M yrtasgai H'srsatsn
Townships n, IA ~ ~ u.s. aud 10, u ranges "a, and
Ia the disc Of hands subject 70 saie CnAsrAsSoLs
soa ~ saas as and ssi ~ aAe MA y,'aePsi asriaG"
Townships n, ~ 10 IA, 10, and 10, Of ssnses , 3 - 10
Township. ~ ~ ~ a. IS &C. 49, 49, and 10 o. range -.
tnrnsaf ~ ~ 10 a. 10 10, ~ lr ~, andao 81 'ass ~ -
Townships A, IL. "a a. No. io aud ~ OF range ~.
Townships II, ", 10, H. and l3 ofraDge ~.
Ia The distIel u Lands subject q noeK
South % the base hae and lac MA ,qineaI aatian
Townships and 3, Of range a.
Townships Z, ., a, 8, d, Z, aAj y, Of range Ia.
Townships ), 4, ., - aud 49, "a IS 49, aud ~
Ia the district Of aada sutls 70 sale Al WAsalreron
sash u ne sass ns and e tas jlh sfts,ri sran
Townships o, q. 7, =, y, and 10. % range 10.
Townships ahd 10, OF range 49,
Townships II, 49, 10, ~ and u.s. Of a. a. 20 e. u.s. @
and ~
Townships 10, n, Y, -, IA, and Is, Of range "a
Townships 10, H. ~, 49, and a. of 49, 40, 81, aud ~
Townships 10, IA, ~, and 10, of range 20.
Given under hand at the General Land Office, city Wash
ington, this SIN day Of January 1884.
By order of the PRESIDENT , II
ian -lewse Commissioner Of The General Land oaiee
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knA A aatuuGH LINE TO THE W ES1
ssss M i. !. s51,.zsss

Baiaore and Oho railroad baltimore WAse CON
Meeting there wih The large, ard splendid
Unron lire or The OMc, srdtAe stages to Zanesrtlls,
HIS expeditions line being thoroughly
finishing the great Board Tree Tunnel aud road being
excellent order travellers
reced to lis advantages and fares The
road
The express mail eayes Baltimore daily y p M
directly through Wheeling tso mies in IL - hours
Guiding all sioppages arriving there at or
leaving Baltimore usuf for ddxne
Cumberland, 7y me ard rsccsah thence Wheeling
morning..
To ~i,h trains leave
and daily, meeting the from BALTIMORE the Wash
Baltimore
At Wheeling the unrv.iied Union
which have been completed for daily
with the pssauges Down
Louisville, where Nashville,
the 81 aus aud New Orleans packets be taken by
tag further
Passengers Columbus prefer
cinna other of Ohio and the West
Wheeling in the Ohio Stage Compa excellent
tbs rest of the National road Zan &C and thence
railroad
railroad will also ind this
places.
Or Baggage checked through from Washington Wheeling,
charge 10. transfer OF passengers baggage
Fare through anywhere
roue) from wsshinston Wheeling, 80 3o Cncinua ell
10 Louisville, Sla
Tickets be had Mr.. Parsons agent raoaa s,.ticn
Washington, and Of the other agents Of .is company,
WV. Parker,
May lido General Superintendent
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THE DAILY UNION.



persons claiming alaw desisee OF Ms t<a
III beth resided Va Petersburg Virginia and
died beginning the lco hereby aotnd
maxi
and before the 2ot day of March De dses
NC
Ne et al The object settle the
effect of last viii and OF saia Elizabeth Spencer
OF which died
and divide the said real by sale otherwise aud the
profits thereof entitled proportion Their
pecye interests For that the undersigned has been h
by said
of all the parties said Eliza
beth Spencer deeaased and for puse by pab
hed not ess four weeks such
might be deemed best cali all claiming be
such heirs ena bg
day certain, 10 be specified ia such advertisement.
Y. Il. GAINES
Commissioned in ChanesIy.
Eeh
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United STATES HAIL Lane California, Via Aspis-
wall aud Panama, 9Th 20ih month
class steamships approved BY the Navy Department. OF Than
1000 tons burden, guarantyng speed and safety
The Panama railroad completed Obspg 10 miles
The transit from embraces 81 miles Ia rail
from Aspinwal obspo, le miles of land
dry road recently thorough order single passenger
therefore, nios In sir hoIe
aud their baggage being only
alongside the
There will be no river transportation in future this
The is sickness description
Reserve steamers being always In New York. Pana
and San Francisco detention aceiden
The route is entirely reliable.
expected that The the Atlantic will be made regu
larry in days; and The Pacific, in ~ 10 l2t days.
Passengers will leave Panama the they arrive Asrin
wall
street, York.
Ian ao-dG
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srAtE> 90 MISSISSIPPI, LOUISIANA, AND KENTUCKY
tsupplemeuisyJ
Po.r ornor psr.sr.ssr,
February iu, 1854.
for conveying the mails Of The United states
routes, LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI, and en-
bpamsn IN s civ ofwaDSnsoa, una gl as ION ION 4a
ls Ito be decided BY the aoh April ies.
MISSISSIPPI
7'ss Prom augusta, Leaf River and LeaAsve oous.
Leave augusta Monday adam,
Arivs at Chronicle next day by lopmi
Leave Chronicle "wednesday Al Can,
hnlye a. Aagas'a net, day y lopm
Leave Columbia every Friday ADAM,
Arrive az Augusta day by spm
Leave Augusta sunday
7ss From sssppi CITY BY < W. Rarnsay TO J.es.on o. H.
90 miles and back enss a week
Leave .,,irs m :, s..s S'Y Monday ae.mi
IssV S ises sss'Sa n Ws Ssn. day
Arrive at Misn..ipp City nert day bspm.
LOUISIANA.
'' fI Ss,S gIa Lac Az S.n M ,s r. Shaw co. y
Bend Richmond Nav Carthage Ashwood and Grand sulG
Arnvs a. Richmond saadsy hy6pmi
Leave Richmond MonBay att
Auiys a. Rlelao. .I. gsI, Gay byePm'
Auivc eraod Lake every SUNDAY BY 10 m.
'' = 2 & sSS daSn NO., % r Ss%
Landing, 25 miles and beck. week.
Lsave a. Josephr Monday tdamt
Arrive a. Red River Landing Wednesday by tOpm;
Leave Red River Landing every Thursday IN!
huive al 81 jo-ephs Saturday by 10
IIpa Prom Grnnd Lake. Art by Chcot H. David
ocai Nis,s Rag. snd Floyd, Desrheid 80 miles and
back, once week.
Leave Grabd Lake every Monday Ht Gam;
Arrive a. Deefneld nert day by spmg
Leave Derrheld every wednesday stssms
Arrive ~ Grand Lake day by pm,
ITS From Fort Hudson, by Mount Willing, McCas Store,
tho ofce,) 20 miles q back n a
Leave Pou Hudson Saturday st6ap
Arrive At McEarie's Store same day BY ~
Leave McGaeeis Store saturday NJ III
Arrive Al Port Hudson day BY pm.
KENTUCKY,
1885 From Bowling Green By the barren, Green, snd Ohio
Eysnsylle, indsns US mile. and back, once week.
Leave Bowling Green Thursday M4pni
Arrive At Evansville Saturday BY 10 pm,
Leave Evansville Tuesday nssmi
Auiys az Rowing Green nert Thursdsy by Ws
Proposals for more frequent trips will be considered.
sS6 Prom Liberty by Harnsonvs and Robeftsport Monce
10, IS miles and hack, week.
Leave Lbery every Saturday ai6ami
Arrive Al Monticello same days by
Leave Monticello every Friday ats sm;
Auve NJ Liberty same days by
For form Of proposal snd instructions and requirement. f.hr
cling the condition. be incorporated In the
IS s department deem properD advertisement inviting
proposals or mail ervce In the and States
dated PHI January, 1854.
JAMES CAMPBELL
febp-lswfw Postmaster General.
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FRIDAY, MARCH 81, 1854.

The Seoaie having resumed the consideration OF the
bill for the relief OF Hodges Lansdsle and the Legal
Of Rinaldo and Ann f. johnson il was
orered be sngo-sed for third readngyess a. nays
l7-as Published in The Union 81 April Let
The bill then read the third time and passed
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a EALTH RESTORED AND LIFE LLNG1aENED ny DR
II aohsks iNyIeoaAfise ELix.a. OF cohplAl.-ai|
q 90, ssl wsfs dssmes iaesioss I1s pass Often
asoseler e,s css aested BY
hSees class and eharaee1 now usmphine oyer al dou9u
rssissiois = '-~'' : fe'''u =
The Elixir remedies ~ all Gases, asplorabls arising M
t machine called restores TO fun usor every dssss
soas aaseuiar fsams 81 Vial pows, ~ M
a. Inc only means d eemmanie.ns s, e.,9 ss
70 the proper enjoyment q all the natural appee
confined either OF 10 any age The feeble gin, sns
wife, the s'ess ensryad youth TIE over worn can Of
h on the weaknsss Of single organ, VIII all m
,euosalor 10 presSposon paray Vii
prove aad anf,ins safeguard against As' ses
that mes think themselves ssy.ad ts reach q
without reeIcnee causes and will not only remove the
sssullp rms sxoxss CONSTITUTION
me of stem leading diseases. and
sho forms disease ITSELF arc 40 numerous al would
on i speeae few hossser may be snumsa,ed VI. ns
raisa aoaioareus, headaens iacp'en patsi, hssf %
nat,ese rsiekns sensation ~ the nes naMa"s lo.pag
s ever asaa weakness s q s. s .n M
inability one place position wsahnss9 ihe
daa ssus sinl,ns al the soIach esuasr elmas
" and ssa Ia [ ~
psa s sssa ss = Il s s % nee
OF sttleitral diseases, IL is asefed thai
aoasss IsvIooRArIso sLIIlK
VIII replace weakness WIN stoIg tneasatiy WIN eMcisn
regularity with uniform ana nstua activity and TINS MOI Only with
oli hazsTd Vi reaction bur Win happy effect On he xens@
gnnixaon Bear mind that all meadie wherever they begin
sih with The nervous sysism ana mat the pafn.aon
nerves OF Ho.on and sensation Is Fhyai asaA nea IN d
also that Tor kld OF nervous disease The Eaf coA
only reliable preparation Known
ala. n, Aapyops p,sx.ssa
Language convey adequate Idea Of the Immediate
almost miraculous change wh ~ ne dsTa~ee aemI
tAted and shattered nervous ss's WLsuaer sroAen down
cess weak Y nature % impaired v sickness w uHunt ana
Taxed organization y 2, once naeen .na ouns
ihe mental ana physical yohis " vansn
ths contrary he rrnfs pstnnehi in he eeihl fsoPen
.he meona essn ans .. ,,,an ~ naI.a ,,s " @
ma e"""'"'"' VS. '"A' w P'ep' -
MKptoiFAL woNnks
the In
world would nave asm,ea hst macle Of medicine hsss,o
supp.s ed "a have no existence,
" - ma - !. ..a~,a
IL force nsy, sapsSasd e ssss Win OPIUM alcoholic
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MORE a. GALLAGHER, Iron Founders and MANN
w fsc'pers Of Wrought Rafting,
brosd street Philadelphia make order railing for
balconies public and private grounds hc Also all knd. 81
mental md architectural ron~
~ o. would respectfully the attention q The eit,ep.
washington snd vcieiv railing enclosing
SQUARE IN this city Specimen dnss cent DESTROYS Of
making selection.
1-eo6mo.
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NEW York, May 81 tSBa.-Ths under,rnsd This day
~ opened ONCE No ~ Wi iMrcssnis' ErshsnT
for the Transaction of general broksrsg hasirrre
hsnt insurance. mining, railroad government FINITE, snd e
securities bought sold.
romissory so'- bils n and e.ns nescsisd
May to-dn RMA~UEI. r. HsnI
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EHENeH hLnANaCs ron ls5f.-Aimsn-eR impsrisI;
Advantageous Popheliqu- Do isauier bu t.dini~r Feu-
rse On Ngeron Danes Rne Cordus, Lnn-tque
DE jean Rssn De Napoleon lfoace Mssn.uaus
Du Mssnefiseuri Ds France De rIllustrstion.
TAYLOR
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TpsE Beux-r-"s Pow.rs-Jus' published IN tn. highest
style ~ tinted thosrarhy print representing faithful portraits
q the European connected with the
On sale NJ
TAYLOR MAURY's
APA bookstore,
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These stop Southampton BON going aud returning
PROPOSED DATES OF HAiLINa.-inSa

For freight oT passage, nppiy ~
e, y. sAnD, ~ sbHtb al, A. Y.
y. A. HElNEkEN Co., Bremen.
MANTtNEAu, CHosKEY, 90 Southampton
WILLIAM iSELlk, Havre.
an 2S--dly
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EDWARD X COLLINS CO.,
No - Wall srett, ". Y.
BROWN, sHirLRf,A Cos
woRERTs 3 Co,
10 KinS's Arms Yard, Londos
d MUNROE Co.
- Rue Nosrs Dame Aes veesss
PARIS.
GEO. DIAPER, Hswre.
The ships will not be wcconsrbs for sod nrs
bullion specie, cwely precious Msfas, unirss h
adnR signed hereor and s vsne thereof
grn6
aaLTIMouE AND ONO RAILROAD rOR
Circtunaf Eopis Tndianafsl Cohstu za~ssrfs, osss'
Land, Toledo, chioaro, arS " Louas.
THROUGH tickets for all the .ho4s poins be had At ne s
Il road station In Washington.
leaving Washington a. srrtv IN Whfeirf
time with the splendid Winchester and "i
for Wtiisve 40 miles nom Wheeling hsser direct ny rsfos
Cleveland Tocso Chicago, snd Alton hsncs ~ sssmes
miles, TO ~. Louis Leaving Washington ut hsy ~
the afternoon splendid Line ssss~
FOR Cincinnati and LOUISVILLE and os Inasnaros BY rs"
BswrercehurE.
Through Cincinnati Lcusvee and Ind,sssrs
m aso Cor Zanesve and Columbus BY psosJ road rov
whecine Passengers holding through
N. information tsssts nrpy r.
PARSONS, agent, Washington.
4. u. DONE,
Feb r-an Mister Tssnsrevsncs.
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iCETbe subscriber would respectfully
pubc that having succeeded filling large
Potomac and Rock Creek and making his
responsible eastern dealers for article he
pared 20 deliver the pnnctnay Washington
Georgetown al The lowest market supply
toners with quantity required without change OF price during
the rs
Orders left following placer
will meet with prompt attention.
Patterson T. Marin, Pennsy street.
D. Gilman Pennsy avenue, streets.
v. Harbaugh, 7ih aud q
{ kidwell X Lawrence,
Il. G. Mcln,ire, 7th and streets.
w. II. Gilman, Pcnnsylyan Az street.
VIM Lord, 5lh and g
j. w. Marin, New York avenue and 18th street
Edw Hall, Market Space, between 9th and 7i streets.
Dr.. J. 49, Gardiner Cep'to, Hill
Il. M. 7. King, and 18th
r. =. Walsh, Navy Yard.
G. 7. WannaiI, New York and 9th street
H. X Homead Maryland avenue and Ith street
w. w. Birth. 81 street, nextto Trinity church.
j. w. sothoon & Co Georgetown.
Families will be supplied week MONTH"; for the whole
year, at one price, and 4 full supply guaranteed.
the driver, will always prevent dis pponinent
Should delivering
II given Office will be Immediately
ed
Ice Eiois
18th streets which DO had IN large small quantities at the low
market
L. j. MIDDLETON,
Office northeast Of + and 18th Streets
and Easily wharf
Perssns wishing supplied please names
dence and quantity day. the Office the placer
named Mar I4-lawlm
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MEM YORK, BlsscmEs, AND SOUTH
SSg(3 AMPrON UNITED STAT III MAIL srEAMEAs.-
S4r42H The ships comprising this line the WASHING
ON, capt E. NJ, Fitch iiEtnANN, Capt. u. Hg-
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new YeFk Liverpool Omitted State NED
Steamers
The SHIPS comprising this line
Tbe fschcs+sssssssts. tss.s.s..tstnpt Nyr
Actc..
The Bauc... Capt CoaxissA
Ire 4ttttts.ss. .t,st..seti "fs"'"
r~xa These ships having teen bui by contract "a
reY pressy for has bees
.sxsk8~ taken In alsu ihsr
TO insure strength and speed and thrf AeooM"e
un.quailed for elegance ard cmaor
passage New Sork Liverpool oaha, ~
go Exclusive Of s,rs state fcoms -
From Liverpool 10 New York. TS and rso.
An experienced surgeon attached n each chip
No ser.hs bs secured until paid for.
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coon LETTER PAPEr - one densv per ross
ruled three pages bought psrsooat In France fe~
manufacturers by this under''sn'd, aud Just received
Mayli fRANCK TAYLOR
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NPLENDtD Warehouse Nwv "a The spacious ssews
stone building rs iee front ard i2 deep, and n ssss
MIN, wrh tine dry cellar, recently the ses,h ds
fsnnsyivsni avenue nesy N. Nuonnl Hots s vs.
ready for occupancy The build IN ths me sal
anusl manner, handsome arranged ms
each story aay be occupied ey The tcson eos NJ ~
very best IN NE city Tor business Haa roowy cnsrse
the building with ta elevated STORIES psusfly desAs
furniture establishment rruyy n viii bs rsn
separately n' entire. srpiy
Nc. RNFRY,w
.. \ McKFlDEk,
Ian EA-eoin
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. NX~32R~1. -. 2NMEyd /.
Washington Branch nsnsoaa.-Tr.tns Rsn ".
ss.5.a.Fs /. u
FAVE daily except Sunday, al and 9, M, ~ and
Ia On Sunday, mb, a. IN, and s, ..
The tain asd only al AnnhoI Jsne
uon snd Relay the others AT ell way stations.
Trains at anu N connect with Annapolis
Do do 9, a and 8, west.
DO do q and e. a M, and s, o. "a do
Fare from Washington TO Haisaoe
Do DO and s.....s I
DO On Annapolis l q
Do % do and ....... .......,. |
III. round ticket. 81 h. pipcs omss
snd GOOD CT the day uron which they are i.susr
=. n. PARsoNs,
July 6-du Assst
Columbia gazette., 1854-02-04
MINING NEws.-Tbe GOOD times ara

MINING NEws.-The good times are
comlng-bright skies are above us, and
golden soil bencath,-and the hardy
and industrious miners are now taking
advantage of both. The extensive ac-
queduct of tie Tuolumne County Water
Company is now full to overAowing with
water, and all that now is necessary to
lay the foundation to fortune, or 9th
erwisc, is to "pitch in"
During the last week, many large and
beautiful specimens have been taken
out; some Of which may be seen at the
banking house Of James Mills & Co.
The "Maine Boys" are now doing
extremely we'll, taking out sometimes,
as high as thirteen ounces, per day.
On Monday, at Bensonville, Messrs.
Chase & Co. found specimen, weigh
ing 10a ounces, and worth about Sl75.
At Bensonville, on Thursday, Messrs.
Hamilton & Co. found lump weighing
u ounces. Their claim averages from
80 to 40 ounces per week.
On Geld Hill, Messrs. H. A. Stearns
s. Co. took out piece weighing "a
ounces, and another weighing l3 oun-
ces, the same day; and have since taken
ont several large and valuable pieces
The "a ounce piece is the handsomest
specimen, that we ever saw. The day
before it was found, the owners made
great exertions to sell the claim for the
small sum of $50
Leavitt, Woolley & Co., at Sum nit
Pass, found a fne lump, last week,
weighing % ounces.
Kibbie & Co., at Santiago, took out
Of their claim, q IL ounce piece, this
week.
Messrs. Mcintyre & Co. .,on the Flat,
washed out, on Wednesday evening,
nearl ly eight ounces ofgold
We have heard of many other good
strikes during the week, that we cannot
now call to mind; suffice it to say, the
miners in this vicinity, as a general
thing, are now, doing extremely well,
and We may expect brisk times and
''good strikes before the spring rains
commence.
Columbia gazette., 1854-02-04

UNPRovoKED ASSAULT. A coward,y
attack was made, on Monday evening
week, upon DR.. l.. G. Gum, editor of
the Sonora Herald, by person calling
himself Maj. 0. L. Baird, and profess
ing to be quartermaster in Walkers
army. The ci-devant Major pretended
to be highly offended at an article
wherein the editor expressed the hope
that the members would pay up the nu-
merous little debts due the citizens: a
sentiment that could not but be echoed
by every honest man. The valiant he
70, was probably aware that the editor
was unarmed. Had he supposed big
cudgel awaited him, his discretion would
probably have much exceeded his valor.
A complaint for assault was immedi-
ately entered, and on trial the Ma ior
was fined 800 and costs and bound oy-
er to keep the peace in the sum of $500.
But he managed to give the officer the
slip, and absconded. We understand
that he was last seen at Murphy's; and
that his head was being used as an in
strument to shatter glass bottles, by
some indignant person whom he had in
suited.
The act received, as it we'll deserved,
the condemnation of every honest citi-
gen, and no punishment could be too Sc
we're for a fellow who would thus out
rage evary principle of deccncy and hon
or, by thus cowardly attacking peace
able citizen, for expressing his honest
and just sentiments,-and attempting to
muzzle the press, the fountain Of our
free institutions, and the dissemination
of the glorious principles Of liberty and
justice, throughout the world.
Columbia gazette., 1854-02-04
LATER FROM WALKERS CAMP

The P. NJ. SIS Co.'S. Steamer Co.
ium5'a arrived on the morning of the
18th inst. The memorandum gives the
important intelligence of the rescue of
the Golds" Gate from her precarious
situation, and her safe moorins in tho
haroor Of San Diego. This splendid
steamer has undergone less injury than
was anticipated, and will speedily re-
sumo her place upon the line.
The Colnmbia brings fuller adyices
from Ensenada, received by Express, :.
and published in the San Diego Hera.a
Of Jan. 2lst.
FoRr McK'BBIN, (Ensenada)
LOWER CAL,
January 18th, 1854.
Editor San Diego Herald: Our
San Diego Expressman, Allen, whod
ftarted on the llth inst, reached Us ony
the 18th.
The routine of camp is proverlally
dull, and ours Of late has been no cxcea-
ton to the rule We are still gradual
ly improving our men in discipline, aud
preparing ourselves for the time when
We shall take up our line of march for
Sonora. Parties are now out making
surveys OF roa.s, getting means of trans
portation, &c and every kind of pre-
paration is being made with leliberaiion,
which shows that President Walker
means earnest.
Our men are in good health, and
many Of them are daily engaged in The
regimen'al riding schoolestablishcd here,
in which, by process peculiar to this
new country, We teach recruits how to
ride, by putting them On wild horses, by
which process we at once teach the
horse aud rider, and secure better
horse than We could get By purchasing
horses broken in by the natives, who al
ways break horse, literally.
One Of our typographical parties is
expected in, this evening. and reinforce
menfs are duo here by the oath instant;
50 that you perceive, We VIII, before
many days, De on the march; but Layo
reason to believe that arrangements will
be made by which this place will be-
come permanent military post.
We have all heard here, with much
regret, that a few triAing and worthless
men, whom We have been compelled to
get rid of, have by their acts, between
this place and San Diego, endeavored
to injure US; such fellows cannot injurc
us worse than by pretending TO belong
to US. No man, other than dsssrtsr,
or one erpeH d, goes from here wiIhoas
some aeritten sridenes Of his connection
and position with Us; all others arc i'm
posters. Enclosed you will find copies
Of decrces, &C. Yours, S. Il.