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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-30
Law PARrNERSaIP.

TAS. G.. JONES and JAS. K. BLYTHE, Attornies at
J Law, Evansville, indiana nave associated themselves
partners in the psactiee of heaaw, and will continue
practice in this and the adjoining counes, and in the
Supreme and District Court They design turning then
attention s-ticularly to land law. La short time the!
will be prepared give i'm few minutes, abstract
the title to almost any lot in Evansville or its enlarge
ments orin Lalnasco, togethe With their proessoaa
aion as 1, the title. ifdssired tjy25 25dawtfl I
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invite the attention OF the public to our superior
facilities doing Jos WORK of all kinds WIN n1atness
dispaich AMI cheapness. our sock OF Jon raleiifs,
Cards &C. Is constantly receiving new addlil"hs, "i
we have the tst:les Of Types, Borders &c. @e o
ysrking up this stock suit pny order WehaVe III use
WELLS PATENT pow ER JOB PRESS,
oy which we are enabled to do work cheap, fast ana
GOOD. We have also ordered
PATENT DIAMOND JOB PRESS,
sor the execution small and fine work In an eiegant
manner These with our other facilities ana me assorl
ment oftypes, enable US to defy competltion "o"a'e
RULING MACHINE
"a there is in the country, and the only one Id
FvnnsyiIe by which enabled to do al kinds oil
RULED BLANK WORK
in the neaest style. Orders either by letter or per
,son are respectfully solicited from
nr COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
Tor HandbiIis Bills Ladng. &c. DC. The wors VIII oe
executed and sent promptly, and charges reason
able. ,,,, a, many
: r-PAswe have reduced our prices lately I'D many
kjnds of work, while the prices OF maerai and toor
have gone up our terms for job Work are nvariaoiy
ra.u m DELIVERY OF WORK.
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STEAMBOATS, q RAILROADS
TERsE aAyIE Ass q, LyAsssJi.hlIs !. " ~ 9. .. MAIL

x.a o
r.rrs Iiaase EyaHsvills every
hoadsy. Wedfssday and Friday AZ o,slsea
Eoars larss nodious Well furnished
Co, Terre Psck
st. sad kvsHsve aiassent Lines
tie Ohio river. -'h sza-sf 1
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r 1 X E!sFIR Ell! FIREypy
.lis u 4 glMORETRIUMPHs OF s r,i, lft,.
AACk1,S SALA MANEEEI SAFES

j
mails. They form addiop.j 'ss5 .,,s
sufsre1.,y Of k,ea o.hs rs:
Ma L. NJ HArcn Asen, for Rehs Saiams nss sg' RM
Dear s,r: fndine impossible to our safe
ring ne late Gre, which destroyed our store i'm Payns
street. and having taken ont books we mt n
papers TO testit We are glad to scknowiedse
Ihe preservation OF these pspers was more iha
peeed when Witnessed the intense heat il .uS
.ig.-g,s, COURTNEY. TEYNANr&ce
sii a % FIRE IN DANSvILLE. NY.
Messrs. STraRss Il NARvrs- Geptlemsn. Won, So
men. h,ough the nre: l. contained all books ana
papers ~hch came oat IN tood order. The Safe from
appearance must have beeA red hot. We trusted oar
all In IT, Very respectfully, yours,
ai3NATcHEz STREET FIRE, NEW ORLEANS
Our One. and warehouse. Nos 81 and Il Ns,he,
WIN insr contents except the books and papers con-
she morning Of the Issh March Aiihousb The sa ~
oe-n ior several hours in an extremely hot before
We se.iS rsesverit snd,on being srst wa.
IN RED neat; on being cooled with water, we removed
our books and pape TO the of.went, thoussnS
collars, Without the slightest dumrse injury 10 US
y OF Nose Safes We have procured other of the ssme
description from the gent viz Ries Fire PROOF
and recommend them 10 all ho desire perfect sc ,itr
for valuable papers in csss Of ere. -
teht f2ftN esiI AliN4 fkicE, WAISM co.
ipo iCHARfRkssT. FIRE, NEW ORLEANS.
--~xr.u.i-st,v INV oRLsAss, April ~, 1874.
nsndsr safe ~ cmnsnty fr-preoi. since had an ex.
cenent OPPORTUNITY, on The 5th February last ofestns
one Of bhsS description which we purchased sever.
,ssrs since OF Mr., Isaac B'idse. Our store No. IS
taafsres street win our en're stoek that's. trimmrfS
safe TO yer, intense heat darinr ihoSr.Y.
!, ,s,ed all lie contents, comprising bank note, sns
aoe nor orsevers Thousand dollars, in our
books ior ioy thousand doliars Asssd Safe cost only
one hundred and dollars, We risk Eoih In pro
nouneing itthe cheapest article We purchased.
- 10 ~ 'ti-" ALERkTd 1flCO.V
Alarge as.or.mento or wrLprr'. plrrrr saIr.,..
sAFEs, with Riehs lmproy menf. for sale by
STEARNS & NARvIU
iUp3n i0 (succsssors TO Rich q co.)9 N
146 NATEa sTRsRr. ",
der's and kich's Patents. and Sole Proprietor Of
ionss worlds Fair Loef, which has neither key nsr
4keyhele,sl5d9 lie Vd lsF7 ALLIs & HOWkS,rh
mysu Agents at Evansville.
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JEWEE.EsY 4 STORE CT
a. GI sAsy a-sS z-S lVai .
jew BuILDIho, EvAxsviLLz,
AT this store Keep constantly hand larre an
tA general assortment Of atches Clocss aud OF
all kinds and of the beat styles and qualify Ny stock
viii he continually Supplied by fre.h add with
the latest sad Oss beautiful Patterns which sxssVe
prices. - = = " :" "
Repairs of any kind executed pssa nssaes aai ss
low charges.
All goods sold and all repairs asne warsasel
Those in of anything Ia as rs.psssfu invi
tea 10 examine riy stock and pricts. lsI-N
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EVANSVILLE. Ia THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 80. 1854
BU LIN EoS CARDS.

LEWIS a HOW ARD, ~.
STORAGE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
TIL MAMMOTH WHARF, HERCULES
TAvING h-r Once from the City Hotel J0UE-
IL OFncs BgLDIyGs where they would be pleased IL
see shei. frie nds frp IN the ci and
aug9-d&wt
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RARRER SHOP.

K p. THOMPSON. having purchased the interest Of all
eB the late known fhomp
sOnan Institute will hereafter conduct the business his
name.
in approvedsle Mr. Thompson woul his
Evansville for their libr al
would respectfully solicit pleg
ing himself to spare pains merritt eva If
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,HoIoE family Butter to bs hsdas
~ G5u COOKS
Fa1HiR Spy Glasses and Pocket Eve
n Glasses, for sale by ey2o A O. PusHEE.
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A. kUSTZ,
NHTHOLES Ale AND REF AiI.CONFECTIONEil

w o at Candies. Cakes. Cor
das Preserves Jelies &e &e Frt street. between Main
and Locust streets Evansville. ind
syOrd-rs families parties for articles In
his o. business attended the sh notice.
eS-An ICE CREAM SALOON 10 lifted the best style
leH-tf
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wW. BELLY.

KHHOLEs ALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND
Nv PHVDUCE MERCHANT. MAIN STREET The IN
deysss ld rs<peetuli, his friends and the pable
and vicinity that having hasea the interest,"
Of the senior partner In The late nrm Of w Reilly he IN
stand lie embraces this opportunity o. returning taanss Tor
favors and intends effort merit
ance Of the same le2O-ly WILLIAM REILLY.
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COPARTNER SHIP.

COPARTNFHsHIP;
II AVE thsdsy associated with the Forwarding and
Commsso business Rotert ;. Howard. The business
will he hereafter conducted under tho 10 and
Lewis Howard. el6-n EDNAKO LEWIS.
kSHIyGIEs- oo pisr shins store and
- for sale cheap TO close consignment by --I
PRESTON BROS.
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LEWIS & HOWARD,
AZ \ d. AND COMMUNICATION MlsR

Il CHANTS Evansville. i0d. Nhari-b0at At tne River
the Canal Personal aad prompt on 10 al
Censignments. either tor sale or shipment.
Evansyllle, june 10, IS5i.-ly
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prssotUr:Oy NOTICE

Partners heretofore existing between the sab
IL scribers the style of Mae Lohens,ne,
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent Loen-tine who
II ntnuc the business the old stand will attend tn,
Of all claims against the old and i'll
OF The that All persons them
indebted the late hrn requested make
diate payment. CHARLES ". MACK.
800 ANTHONY LOBENSriSE.
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VOLUME VII.

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40 '1.4-50I 5.50 $50 75O 9'5 90 3oo
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Fori.rrs spsee or less cha ges proporonate discount
s,.nanr Cards n king six lines less. eight dollars per
snnum.
Advertisements in form Of special leaded notices double
price. -
Es;,.ri busncs notices. except Introducing adver-
tisers. ten cents per line. 49,
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Larxe Cuts charged double the dimensions type
TO be kept charged rs over
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without charge.
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The privilege Of yearly advertising frms does not neiuae
tha. of individual members.
Legal inserted at the EXPENSE oil the AT
ordering delayatle for the legal
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Advertising Weekly per 81 for hrss insertion anu
fii, t. for each sui sequent.
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HAVING Withdrawn from the aove hra take this occasion
70 thanks for tae patronage literally bestowed
it, and of late partner
who wili the business With andmin heI
will always mske himself worthy Of the
of the people. ey22 CHARLES W. MACK.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

TOHN C. DEVEREUX, JR., Wholesale and Ketai
j dealer in Wall Paper. Fire Screens window oihds
feasters. Wrapping aud Roofing Paper LAMPS, nossen
GA, etc. &C.. Main street, between First ana secoh'
,..,. laugl0 ly
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(~HEssMES Dominoes. Cannon Boards. India Rubber
1 . Balls rec'dby oct2s -ei A @. PUSHEE.
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24
ARRIVAL OF THE BROTHER
81 JONATHAN.

The Nicaragua steamship BrosAe,
Jonashrm arrived at San Francisco, on
the afternoon Of Saturday, but brought
no later intelligence from the Atlantic
States. We are indebted to the Com.
"'<re'al Advertiser for slip containing
the news from Central America, and the
list Of passengers. '~s
The Brother JonatAaS brings $40
passengers-l39 If whom are ladies
has had no sickness on board.
CENTRAL AMERrcA.-Ihc city Of
San Salvador, State Of San Salvador, Of
$4,000 or 10000 inhabitants, was al
most entirely destroyed by an earth
quake on the 26,h Of April. Al tn.
churches, public buildings, aud prinei-
pal dwelling houses, were entirely demol-
ishcd. One hundred dead bodies had
been taken from the ruins, and it was
supposed that somc two hundred others
were buried beneath the ruins.
The civil war in Nicaragua was still
progressing; the Invading army had t.
ken all the principal cities and towns,
with the exception of Grenada, and
Rivas, tho former Of which was occupied
by both parties when the BretA4r Jeas-
than left.
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24

TnEArER.-A performance will be
given, at the Theater, this evening, for
the benefit Of Miss Annie Smith, and
tomorrow evening, for the benefit OF
Hiss E. Fowler. Wo hope our citizens
viii turn out in good numbers and show
their gallant.y on the occasion. The
benefit to Mr.. B. 8. Mortimer, on
Thursday evening was pretty well atten-
ded, and We believe the performance
gave general satisfaction. The pieces
vera Charles the I'd, and the Cork
Leg. MCGOWAN as Capt. Cobb and
Sam, acted as he always does to the life.
Mortimer as Sir Lawrence dsne up the
unmarried uncle to perfection. Parker
as Rochester expressed himself accor-
ding to copy, and Rouse "played EN-
ALL" Miss Smith as Kate O'Brien and
Miss Fowler as Susan were lifeliks and
excellent.
A Benefit to Mr. McGowan,by the citi-
zens of Columbia, will take place on
Monday evening next. AS Mr.. Nc
Gowan has not met with the success
which he deserves, we hope all will turn
out and give him bumper.
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24
4 oARp

= coIunsrA, JUsE 90. 1854. !
Jno. D. MCGOWAN, Esq.
DEAR SIR,-
The Undersigned, have witnessed with
much pleasure, your efforts to build up
the drama in our midst, and they sin
cerely regret, that up to the present
period, those efforts have not been met
by corresponding pecchiarJ return
As = slight token Of their respect for
you As man, and FOR your histrionic
capacity, they take this method Of ten
dering to you Complimentary Benefit,
at such period IS your convenience may
select.
Respectfully, your friends,
Jas. ". Marshall, ". G.. Eanars-
dale, James w. CoFroth, r. A. Rob
inson, j. w. Vaudeville, Fl. II. Nc
Donald, P. G. Ferguson, C. j, Brown,
H. X. White, John Chas. Duchow,
Joseph Whitman, Edgar Mills, Robt
H. lowle, s. G. Baily, jackson &
Stone, Bartlett & Clarke, z. B. Tink-
UNI, John Leary, Joseph Carly, o. p.
Davis, D. Z. May, A. M Do6bio.
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24

G0- The Common Ccunol Of Gan
Francisco, have Appropriated the sam
Of S., 600 for the Fourth Of July ssl.-
bration.
NJ San raAxc,seo EI.cr.os.-
At the election 10 San Francisco, On
Monday last, for delegates 80 attend the
State Convention, 80 Electionis,s aud
IL Anti-Electionists were chos.n.
~ From friend 10 tho States We
have received copies Of "Ths Know
Nothing, and American Crusader" pub
lished in Boston, Mass.
RATES or PAssAcs 70 rus ArlAs-
r!c.--The following are the r.see char
ged for through passage on the steam
ship Golden Gate, which is the next
regular mail steamer for Panama vis:
Upper Saloon, $3.50 Main Saloon 800,
Second Cabin, sls5 ; steer.se, $l25.
The Sacramento Union says Col.
William Walker has dissolved biz con-
nection with tho Demosratic State Jour
nal.
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24

that give down one .nd. half pounds
per day right straigh. along@ He saw
a pan and a half Of dust washed out,
while he was present, and the yield was
2 ounces, lacking one dollar.
observation-disclosures 4 co, just
below Tins garden, are making fifty
dollars per day to the hand, and sever
al other claims in the same vicinity are
doing equally as WELL. None are max.
ing less than wages. The gulch pay.
now as we'll as it did in 80.
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24
@ We extract the following from .
correspondence in the Stockton Argus:

Ia We extract the following from q
correspondence in the Stockton Argus:
Messrs. Coffroth, Scott, and Worth
;ngton addressed the Convention. The
speeches Of these gentlemen, was de-
barred from the pleasure Of hearing.
That Of MIR. Cofroth, has been spoken
Of, in very eulogistic terms. It was an
effort, well-calculated to inspire in the
bosoms Of his old friends, deep regret
for the necessity of having to cast aside
one, around whose political advancement
their hopes have long, and fondly chung;
this regret was enhanced, by their con-
viction that in thus being necessita-
ted to clip the wings ofthis eagle Of de-
mocracy, they were clipping their future
chances Of success. For disguise it as
they may, his name has been tower of
strength to the democracy Of this coun-
ty.
Nothing short Of that utter disregard
o. the wishes ofthe people, which char
acterize ! Mr.. Coffroth's course on the
Senatorial Question, could have severed
the tie,l which bound him to the untcr-
lied of Tuolumne. lis fate will be a
warning to the youthful aspirants Of
Young America, and they may thereby
escape those quicksands, upon which
the barque Of his political ambition was
wrecked.
A good deal Of feeling was exhibited
by Mr.. Coffroth's friends, at his defeat,
and some public and vehement denun-
Citations were made against the fairness
of the convention, they declaring that
they would net support its nominees.
How many may bolt, it is impossible to
say. l am of opinion, that there are
many who will seek revenge, for their
defeat,iby not voting for those by whom
their defeat was achieved.
In regard to the above insinuation
that Mr.. Coffroth viii not support the
regular ticket, We can say that We know
Mr.. Coffrosh too well, to believe any
thing Of the kind. We feel well as
sured that he, as veil as every other
good Democrat viii support and do his
utmost to elect the straight democratic
ticket; tie ia.inua.ions Of newspaper
81 7blers, AID others, to the contrary,
o.~..'.s:.rdirs.
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24

DEMocRATic NOMINATIONS IN Burrr
CouNrr.--The Democratic County
Convention Of Butte met at Bidwell's
Bar on the 14sh inst, and nominated
Seneca Ever and Thomas Wells for
Assemblymen, Miles Chaplin for Assess
or, and Randall Hobart for Public Ad-
ministrator. H. U. Jennings. senec.
Ever, John Bidwell, r. c. Baker, P.
Freer, and n. L. King, were elected
de'Agates 70 the State Qoarvntion.
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24

ACcIDKNT.-AG German named Gibbs
living at Gold Springs, had his leg bro
ken, and was otherwise severely injur-
ed, while working claim on Gold Hill,
by the falling Of large boulder upon
him. He was extricated with much
difficulty. and conveyed to his cabin,
where DR. Oxley was called to attend
him. We understand he is in . fair
way to recover.
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24

vile and Hiram W. Theall, it was nov
ed that the nominations be closed and
tho vote .aken. Carried.
J. y. Vaudeville having received 70
votes and Hiram w. Theall 81 votes,
the President declared ]. W. Mande-
vile du!r elected az tao nominee for
State S n Tor.
cJs.r,s.:ion adjourned ono hour.
81 o'clock +. NJ.
Convention cxii.,, 70 order, and mo-
I'm 20 nan,n.,s G.niidatcs for the As
,.ss. iy carried
ii ssr. -ssaac 4. Stevens; s. Mclean,
Il. q. U'or.hington, J. NJ. Quinn, F,
,my1. + r. Calvin, Josiah Quint,
hr. Mcclure, DIR. Sawtell and DR..
..oci-. were then nominated
Il. G. Worthington addressed the
convention.
Or McGuire's name was Withdrawn
Mr.. Mclean defined his position
Motion to 60 into the election carried
Messrs. Calvin, Cook, Quinn and A.
myx, having received large majority
Of the votes cast were declared by the
Chair duly elected as candidates for the
Assembly.
Messrs. Coffroth and Scott addressed
the convention.
Motion to nominate candidates fol
Assessor carried.
Messrs. J. D. Patterson, J. D. Nc
Lellan, and Fl. A. Knight, were nomi-
mated.
Motion to 60 into election carried.
Mr.. knight withdrew his name.
Mr.. Mcclellan having received large
majority Of the votes cast was declared
duly elected.
Motion to elect candidates for county
Supervisors by exclamation carried.
Messrs. A. Parker, E. Conway, ].
D. Darden.-Dean aud Chas. Staples
were elected.
Motion to elect Democratic Central
Committee, to serve for one year and
until their successors are elected, car
ried.
Motion 70 elect BY reclamation car.
ried.
Messrs. H. P. Barber, G. B. Reyes,
j. J. Franklin, G.. w. Patrick, j. NJ.
Anderson, Jas. Mclean, Isaac Wander
water, and Robert Thompson, were e.
Looted.
H. P. Barber being called for I'D.
dressed the convention.
Motion to instruct the delegates to The
Democratic State convention to attend
all the caucuses Of the party while al
Sacramento, and abide by the decision
Of the majority, laid on tho table.
Motion to adjourn carried.
P. Med. COLLINS, President.
is s. , }. n;.e.s, Secretaries.
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24

8rArIsLArs CouxrY Hlscrior.-
OFFICIAL RKroRr.-For County Judgs,
II. W. Wallis, Esq, {whis), lad =
III majority off,
For Sheriff, VIM. D. Kirk obtained
80 majority.
For County clerk ani Recorder, M.
McGsrvcy obtained largo majority.
Fer Treasurer, IT. y. Martin.
For Surveyor, Silss Wilcox.
For Assessor, Sesrd. .-t
Adams Ferry hsd . majority q 80
votes for county seat.
Only 493 vote. we're pol1ei IA 81
San Joaquin R<pull;ea..
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24

MuRDER.-A man named Henry L.
Mahon, was stabbed in . drunken row.
on Saturday night, near the Excha nge i,
and died from the effects Of his wounds
on Sunday evening. A person was ia
ken up on suspicion, and examined be-
fore Judge Carly on Monday, but as
nothing could be proved against him, he
was discharged. It is to be hoped that
the murderer, may be speedily brought
to justice.
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24

~A woman BY tho nane Of xarg>-
ret McCuion, and infant, we're drowned
on the San Juan River, Nicaragua, a. /.
place called Colorado, while changing
boats, the passengers being in too great
hurry, and it being night There cen
be no blame attached to the Company.
as all the officers on both STEAMBOATS,
were engaged in rescuing person who
fell in the river, and while doing this,
the woman with Al infant in her arms
walked overheard, sad immediately
sauk.
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24

krLLED.-A young man named Car
rick, was instantly killed, at Shaws Flat,
on Wednesday last. He vas standing
on the limb ola tree, which he had rs
cended about 40 feet for the purpose Of
cutting off the main trunk, which, being
severed, fell upon him, to the ground,
mangling his body in the most shocking
manner.
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24

@VALuABLE WATER PRrv1LEcE.
We refer our readers to the adver-
tiscment, in another column, of valuable
Water Stock, &c., to be ratified for at
the Exchange, August 10Th. The Privi-
lcge, is situated at Gold Springs, and
is known as Parsons Water. Privilege,
but is now owned BY Mr.. John Jolly,
who will be responsible for all tickets
sold. The money will be deposited at
Mills & Co.'S Banking House until the
rattle is drawn.
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24
COLUMBIA, JuNE 23d, 1854.

GENTLEMEN -:
I am in receipt Of your note tender
ing me benefit, and believe me the
generosity which prompted the compli.
ment, is fully appreciated.
| cheerfully accept your kind offer,
and if agreeable, would name Monday
Eve, the 25,h, for the benefit,
Most Respectfully yours,
J. D. MCGOWAN.
To ]. ". Vaudeville, J. W. Cof-
froth, R. A. Robinson, and others.
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24

AccIDENr.-At the foot Of yackas.
Gulch, last Monday week, bank OF
earth, caved in upon German. He
was but slightly injured, but was so
much frightened afterwards in thinking
over his narrow escape, that he became
insane, and his recovery is considered
doubtful.
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24

nWe are indeb.sd to Hoa. Paul
K. Hubs for copy Of Dr.. Trask's Re-
port on the Geology Of the Coast Range.
- Adams & Cos express have
been on hand during tho week With pa
pers Of various kinds.
1~To Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S Express
arc We indebted for Our exchange and
State papers.
~ M. Tinkum, Of the Post Office,
will please accept onr thanks for the
frs: State papers and pietos;aL BY shs
Golden Gate.
~ We are indebted 10 Hateh's
Express for numerous favors during TIE
week. Mr.. Hatch has made arrange
ments to run daily express to Shaws
Flat in addition to tho camps on his old
route.
NJ We are indebted to Hons. VIM.
M. Gwin, J. P Weller and NJ 8. La
than fer public documents.
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24

~ Marcillus, the Frenchman who
killed the Chilano Seron, short time
since, has been set at liberty, the jury
deciding that he was justified in 50 do
ing.
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24

1xMieRANrs from Salt Lake are arri-
wing at Placerville. Several trains which
left Missouri in April or May Of 1853,
and wintered at the Mormon City, had
come in.
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24

a4caAmssro Cogs7Y.- The Demo
csss:c County Ccnrcntioa is to be held
July iaia. Tbs rima.y election Of
aei'sates lake. place or The 9th.
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24

MURDER.--A Chinawoman was found
murdered, on Monday morning, near
the Union Company's Aume, between
Shaws Flat and Columbia. Her body
was found in hole, and was fearfully
riddled with stabs end shot holes. It is
supposed that she was murdered by Chi
namen on Saturday evening last, as
some gentleman, who were coming home
from the convention at Jamestown heard
pistol shots near the place where she
was found. The murderers have no,
been discovered.