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Butte record., 1854-04-29
NOTCE OF CO.PARTNERsuIp

NOTICE or CO-PARTNFRSHIP
b THE UNDERSIGNED having on the so-d of
ST.. N7re,ai1 l-53, entered nlos oo-T.artaer,fp
Lk1s tn the purchase of the stand known A. HE
GARDEN RANCHO
ike pleasure in announcing 70 their frierl. ard the
iFf eiuug pablic that having reljs.l aad furnished Re
premises, nsW ready attend lhr calls of ls
~ho may Be pleased 70 4yoriheia With iheir patronage
THEIR TABLE
hi he supped Nh The subs;anlial- ri lif7 the best
the market adnrs They viii also have a es. % ihos,s
iiiile necessary evils usually kept behind m bar rh
"iil Dc served uP by one Of The Esstman family N.,s
ai convenient barns and stables never failing srain
o he best water, and in fact everything neoearv for
lhe clniprl of sud beast The above stand I, 10
Gated cl-hi miles from 8i1we the main road iac
lns % NarysFle u = purpose 10 =, Improve the
-r9lads adjacent = - make Ihl- a desirable resort
HENRY B. MIN0T,
} i. TARR.
Garden Rancho January lSih ls54
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SHERIFF. SALE.

EEV VIRTUE or ! DBCR E1AI. ORDER. ISSU Ed
from the District Cour of The Ninth Judicial Dis
sel Court House IN The ownof BidweH. Mon
day. the -ih day oi May le5i To The highest bidder
cash. The following desr bed properly Wit; certain
tract of land y ing and being Deer Creek ia Butte
County and known this time Tariars Claim en-
brlcns one hundred and sixty Of land, together
Nth all the hereiiamenis and sppurfenancs there INTO
belonging or in anywi~e apperiainins- The abov de-
scrbed land is sold 10 satisfy Judgment obtained by
Nicholas Tartar against Newell Hall for the sum OF
thousand eight hundred and sxiyfoar doaas. tSl 500
principal. and for the further Of hundred and
three dollars S3nol costs Of sui, together with inter
esl on the principal. Amounting IN ail 10 the sum OF
$40 thousand uae hundred and siy dollars (s2l06O0l
Sale to commence between the hours nine O'Clock
A. N. a1d four o clock P. NJ
T. FREER. Shcrf of Butte Co
By ID. A. BRoWN, Deputy.
Bids ell, April and ls5l SwZl
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NOTICE.

A MEETING OF THE UNION MIXING COMPANY
vii be held al Bid aeii. on MONDAY ihe sh day Of
Aay- lisa 4 general attendance II the shareholders
requested business Of importance will be- presented
10 ti'e meeting o. NJ. EVANS, President,
Biaae- 4 priI ih 1854. 9ws3
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- 90 Sacks of Fresh American and Chilla
sVs Flour. at HESS & LARC0MBE'S.
January 7, 1854
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For Sale.

AT RIDWELI. THE COUNTY SEAT OF BUTTE
IN County, and one OF the fastest growing mining
towns in California, having communication with Mar.s
Vile. thirty miles distant by lines OF daily Stages,
The bes located establishment in the place, known as the
SHADE HOTEL.
y now offered for sale the proprietor intends TO
move 10 the Atlantic States The House is new, and
Is now doing first rate business fine opportanIty
Il here offered 10 those wishing 10 purchase.
For further particulars inquire ef Messrs. Cars, &
Galloway, Marysvilie. or OF the Proprietor on the
premises.
1000 CIGARS, fancy brands, cheap every body
4 smoke EN- JOSEPH GLUCkAUF-
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TAKEN IT.


TINAkEN Up BY THE SUBSCRIBER. on or ABOUT
L the DIST day Of March, last. one stray horse de-
scrbed a fulo@sfe said horse white, having three
holes h- Two side ard one on The other
appearenly only through The skn-elier The left
SIDE OF the neck brand the left shoulder apparently
put wiih the bottom sirrup-is about Il years
old and aboui IS hands high The owner is requested
TO pnve property, pay charges and take him away.
he viii be disposed Of according to law
JOSEPH ALLEN
Ophir. April l, le5i. 2w2i
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y. EfN>s. Il. SUMNER
II. B. SUMMERS & co,
WALKER x WILSON,

WALkER x WILSON,
EAEALE8S y STAPLE * FANCY DRY GoODS
EF CLOTHING. BOOTS. LADIES AND CHIL-
bREN'S SHOES iiti>i cry. &C- West side y Street
mer ID street. Mar ,se, nj. Nill keep constantly
on hand full assortment ef Goods in h,ir line ami
would respectfully solicit a share Of public patronage
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Y IoUORS-ofa all kinds nj convenient rates for sale
n II JOSEPH GLUCkAUE.
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EtOsHEN BJTTER-So fresh AMI nice the creates
a. Epieure cannot fail TO be pleased, ct
JOSEPH GLUCKAUf
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thereon from Dec. 10, loJ2, to Aprl. II lo5i,
including J all debt.
General debt Of co, S25 59f n
Jail and Court House, 5 5U7 57-39 lel 5
Interest on general
debt frcm Bee 10,
1852, t9 April 2lth
ls54, 9.6i7 %
Interest on jail and
Court House Debt
from Dec. 10, 1852,
to april 18th, 1861, so osj--3, iyi S6
s43,59S 81
TO which add total
amount Of expenses
Of county from Dec
10, 1882, to April
cath, 1854. - SOL -
s65.i50 81
Frum deduct amount Of
receipts from Dec
la, 1872. to April
2Ith, 1854. 81 .226 II
Total debt outstanding
april oath, 1851, S34 % 80
OF which Is interest
anaprincipal genera
debt, 43.J65 Il
~ which Is interest
and PRINCIPAL jail
debt, 1l,l50 j. ,2.-S 80
There has been paid into the county Treas
ury since Dec. 10. 1882. the sum Of s. ,644,lS
more than the expenses Of the county since
that time The total debt o. the county has
been reduced since Dec 10, 1872, the sum Of
S4.s-s,lS At least $4,000 Of the expenses
Of tie county, since Dec ~, 1882 has been
oecasionei By criminal business. The county
has been operating under the last Revenue
Law Of the State, only about ten months.
This report is founded, as relates 10 The out
standing Indebtedness, Of the county Dec 10,
1872. upon the report of the County Auditor,
bearing date April To- 1858, which showed the
total Indebtedness Of the county Dec 10, 1852
This statement. compared with the one above
alluded to. shows a great Improvement in the
collection of Revenue; and, did no criminal
business aecur, the county would in. at most.
two years liquidate her present Indebtedness
The increased promptness with which persons
liable u pay license taxes have met such de-
mands is worthy of note, and is highly COM
menlable and shows that 1.-THE people begin
70 feel, as they should de, that interests of
the county and in TACT Of the State, are their
interests
With that decrease or total extinction Of
criminal business. SO desirable. and prompt
Taymeat into the County Treasury, OF the rev.
eRue now required by law, the scrip Of Butte
county VIII soon be quoted at par.
F. PAIGE. Auditor
By T. WELLS. II. 4.
Biiwell Bate County Cal April eth, \.
& sas3
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= ~ 7 iIlN LDATL HOUSE,,
Interest on general
debt frcn Bee. 10,
1852, to April 24th,
iS54.
Interest on jail ami
Court House deht
from Dec. 10, 1852.
to april 9Th, 1861,
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ng the am mount Of debt
outstanding Dec. 10,
,f interest accumulated
ioj2, to AprL Il lo51.
SIS 59f 2l
Is So 57-39 1GI $
9.6i7 o.
so o6--3, i9i s6
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PROBATE NOTICE.
PROBATE NOTICE
PROBATE NOTICE

Fy'HE CREDITORS OF HENRY !. LEWIS. decs'd
L hereby notified TO present their claims against
his estate o.he undersigned with the proper vouchers,
within ten months from the date hereof. or the same
will be forever barred THOMAS WELLS,
Pub. Admsi'r Butte Comfy
BidweH Adril 25ih 1854 254w
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Oriainal p 0 e6t RI
z-asz--za-
EJ, "a %x%S~;;

III ~ ~.
How oft would tell thee, NY souls warm
affection,
And makc known the fond feeling long
locked in my heart
But worte, like The Moon, in cn!ceblinr
reflection,
It's truth and its f,rvor would ail 10 inpart.
All! could you bat picture thy power, Ger
stealing
Der my senses, as softly rs some fairy S
@ charm
Nh could they but equal that glow OF the
feeling,
Which 'hy virtues cnl.sic;h in *ynpa,hica
warm
Could they tell The brgh, future hopes,
Ger enhancing
Each passing enjoymcn, lfcs rppling
stream, brings,
AS aI!uring the ,aic-.a$ swcc;'y cn;raucing
As golden dreams dropping from sunnc an
gels wings
For each moment | spend in Thy presence
with pleasure
To tic hr'm fills tic cup of lilcs sunncs,
span
Yct4thc pas, mcn'ry gathers TO heap up
the measure,
That each present, in its lu!ncss, almost
E,ITT TnN
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. -
GREASE FOR CARRIAGE WHEELS
This composition prevents friction to
q great extent. Its cost is not com,
paritiveiy greater than the materials
often emp!"ycd for the purpose it is
not changed by heat, aid hrnce d"cs
not Iiquoty and flow away from its
proper place:
Black lead pulversed, so parts by weigt.
Hogs lard. II so do. do.
White soap, 800 do. do.
Quicksilver, - $ do. do.
Amalgamate we'll the lard and mcr-
curry by rubbing them together for a
long time in n mortar; then gradually
add the black lead, and lastly the soap,
mixing the whole as perfectly as pos
a,ble.
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Notice.
EishoPv5iic Carrjagc and
EEar9aGSS Ne NEasnkrf.hdrnrr

JAMES w. AMBROSE still continues TO
carry on the above buailess in all its various
branches, and takes this method OF returning
his 'hanhsto his friends for their liberal patron.
age, and hopes by close attention 10 business 10
still merit the same. CARRIAGES AND BUG
GlfsS made 10 order and warranted for twelve
months. If they should fail in that time IN,
point of workmanship or material they will be
repaired free Of charge. He deems il nnnec.
essary lrsay anything in regard to the neat.
will show for itself. Call on him nj Bishop.
vile and he will give rs good bargains rs can
be had in Charleston.
;, He also does plougIf-work at short notice.
lior:e- sliocing lonc with ncnuicss and dispatch
at 81 so Found. His terms for new work
VIII be 10 suit purchasers. With interest al.
ways.
Bshopville, S. c., Jan'y 18th, 1854 l2- Gm
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FULTON
'Ettd EE0nE:tes-

4 Respectfully @cdicot"'l To ".hnch' The auhor
qthat inimitGbie Iiccc cWiiied DGyvr".i
blossom irnc.'
sing Of Hogs, to me, lha woeful snurce,
Or pans, rcrations, sorrow and rcnor$r.
OF siecpess tumblmgs through the live
long night,
Or sleeping wakcncl by ,kc sQucaling
flight,
Nine NANCY pigs aud ono old gru,Hing
(Grcat King Of Bcd!am-what a hoggish
Invade my chamber with their racking
squeals
And swinish grunts, and intermittent pca's
Oh FOR some drug some potent medicine
To hus', The noise oflhcsc granting swine
Or It's true as some wise folks avow
Tha, Hogs have gods before whose shrine
they bow
Would that some God to whom the power
is givcn
Might take these hogs to his own hnggish
heaven,
Or lurl them down where all bad hogs go
TO squeal and grunt ou, all their llnggish
wnG
For of ali hipeds, quadturcls ana kline
Deliver me great powers :rnIn NANCY
SUine.
SANCO.
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$500 Reward,

20 RUNAWAY, on last Tuesday the
"a, ]7'h instant, my Boy RICHARD. a
--.s---whie mulat,o, about five feet three
or iourspsshes high, tolcrably stout built,
about syn two years old with straight
light coloed hair. has very sulky ap-
pcarance, and answers quick and short
when spoken to said boy has short tlick
:ont, his hands short and thick, chubby
fingers. He had the scar OF a blister on
his forehead just above The eye -hrows, he
may try TO bide i, by wearing his cap or
hat down over his forehead. He will be
sure to pass himself for white man for
he is very white and has been taking great
care Of his skin for some time. When he
left lie had cloth cap, black coat and a
dark co|ored pair of pants. He will be
sure 10 changc his cap and clothes us soon
as he can; he also wears his hair in front
straight down sssthe scar of the bls-
ter. , lie is by trade, though
that he will he sosafFertiscd.
The above reward OF One Hundred
Dollars will he paid for his delivery in any
jail in The State. lie viii be sure TO give
himself another name.
JAMES LOWRY.
Bradlcyvi!lc, Sumter District, S. c..
May 2htn, 1852 3O-f
GSY" Camden Journal and Cheraw Ga
zeltc publish five times
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DROWNING G. LEMAN, /"
IMPORTERS or
Frc1sci,, Rs:EtisF. aa7u GirrIsaass
lDSS Y GOODS.
zoo and 2l1 King-sreet corner of Mar
lzet Street,
CI{iRI,ESION, S. c.


lzet Street,
CIfARLE&TON s. C.
G EfARpETlNGS.-Ergrain, Phys, Brus.
- SRI; T,prs,rv and Vnlv"tS.
GEETAlN MATERIALS, in silk, Satin,
CURTAiN CAMBRICs and MUSLINs, in
larg" variety.
EMBROIDERED LACE and MUSLIN
CURTAINS. nll styles.
Gill CDENltEi. in nil the new designs.
CURTAIN GlMPS, HOLDERS, LOOPS,
ThSSHI.S. &r.
bRApERf CORDS and BELL ROPES,
in :' varieties.
. RRrr!slt and AMERICAN FLOOR OIL
CALVER and GILT STAIR RODS and
STAIR ChRPETINGS. of MI styles.
WILTON, VELVET, "n;! ADMINISTER
RtitiS'. in great suririv.
PLAHFhT!oN WOOLENS S-RI.hN.
kEfS. PLAiNs'. JERSEYS. rtPS sc,
Red ana White fLANNEiS, SUIRVINGS,
&c
COTTON 0sNARUEGs. of all the bcs,
Southern ,nakrS.
EnSi'sh and American COTTON FLAN.
NEIS.
French. English and American PRINTS.
LINENS OF. iHDSON'S sup.rjnr
make. for Sh"ciu-s. Shir,irg-, Pillow Cases.
Table hamaSks. DoyiirS. Napkins rowrlliurs
iluckaha, Is. frri! Cloths, B. T.. Diapers,
Grass Cloths, Sc.
CLOTHS. GhSSIMERS and VESTINGS,
of best French Gnuis.
SERVANTS CLOTHS, in all the shades OF
Engii>, Goods
sNTlNETs. TWEEDs, JEANS and LIN.
sEls' .: ali pn2lia9and styles.
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(SEL ECTED.)
How Softly oa tilc h5ru5seG
EIt,:srt.

How softly on the bruised heart
= wcr;! 81 I;;:::!a;:a:: l:c!;:.
And ~ The dry and parrhcd soul
Tn" MOST nlng tear drop calls:
., II they knew, who walk the earth
Mid >nrrow, grlci and pam,
The powcra word of kindncs hath,
'Twcrc pardAi<e again.
The weakest anl the poores. may
The simple pittamce give,
And bid delight to w:h"rcd hearts
Return again and I've;
Oh, what is life Il love he lost
If man unk!nd 10 uan--
Or, what he heaven that waits beyond
This brief and mortal span!
As stars upon the tranquil sea
In mimic gnry shine,
So word, o. kniness in the heart.
Reflect the source .liv!nc;
Oh, then be kind, whue'rr lhou art,
That brca.hcSl mortal breath,
Andii Snail hrightc" all Thy Ilis,
Aud swccta: even dta,n.
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DYSPEPSIA!
CAN BE CUR, Etei

DELORME'S BAUM DE yIE.n or p,is.,
Life IL, nfter trial of upwards of twenty r.o,..
IN great variety Of cases, confidently Offered ~
the pubic, especially TO those afflicted with tho
relief for their su0erings.
Read the following certificates. rrbo,
from gentlemen Of high standing and res;d;no
In your immediate vicinity. They are bur ons
nr ;n .Mo 1i me many IN our possession all cxtol.
ing The healing virtues Of this, TO use the worJ.
OF grateful Dispeptic who was cured lv ;,s
rscl most precious compound ~ -
Certificate from he Rev HqrtreU Sno;,
ar 2uMTEHvILLE,. S. c. Jan. 18th 1853. Il
Dear Sir: Last Spring I used t,,,o ,,,, = :. "a
Ties OF your Balsam of Life; and expprienca5
much benefit. took it two or three tines da;.
ly, n tcaspoon(ul at dose in n wine aiass nf
water. es' VI
/, acted on my liver, and impaired a healthy
tone TO all my digestive organs, Telieuino mc ~
distressing headache, and many other disagreeo.
bic dyspGpfiC svmtons. s6 n
[Signcd] III. SPAIN
Mr.. CHAS. DELORME:
DEAR SIR 81 take great pleasure: In rcco,,
mending your "Baumc dc Vie." which ! have
often used, and G!Uays with decided relief
when suffering from attacks Of Dyspepsia Al
once siimu liant, tonic and cailartic i nm sat-
'sied II will prove eminently sereceable 10 all,
who are afflicted with Dyspepsia It's general.
introduction throughout the country will b. n
public benefit.
10 keep supply constantly on hand, which
would n OF exchange for all the Anti .dyspep..
tic noslrums from Maine to Texas. ~.
Yours respectfully,
ISigncdl JOHN w. ERWIN
For sale by, ~
MILLER g. BRrTTo9, },
DR.. w. J. DAncaN, e. Co., Snmt"rville.
:. " :. NJ A. Higgins, Darlington c. II.
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Improved Cotton Gins,

Thankful for past fnvours the subscriber wish
es to inform the public that he still mnnufac.
,ures Coiton Gins n; his establishment in State
burg, on the most improved md approved plan.
WHICH he thinks that the co,ton ginncd OH one
OF those gins Of the late Improvement is worth
nj least quarter of 4 cent more than the cot.
ton gnned ON the ordinary gin. He also man
hiactures them on the most simple construction.
OF the finest finish and of the hest materials ,o
wit, Steel Saws and Steel Plated Ribs Case
hardened which he will sell for So per Saw
lie also repairs old gins and puts them in com
plrlc order :: tbs shortest notice. hi orders for
GINS will be promptly and pnnciually attended
TO. WILLIAM EJIJSGN
Statchurg, Sumter Dist, S. C. Feb IT, 26
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1t is astonishing how liquor promo
les independence. A Philadelphia oil
hrick," who was lying day or two
since i'll Il very spiritual manner, w#s
advised in friendly way to cconnnizr,
as " forr WAS going up" "T.ct it 90
up" said the old fellow: I" kin git.
as high as tlonr kin, my day"
- -----------aEa- A-<zs>, y. .us-----
The year 1854 will bcgni and end
on the Subbath five months in the
year will contain five Sabba,hs each {;
and there will be fifty three Sabbatlls
in tie year.
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Business Card.
BROWN & DeROSSET,
$50 FRONT STREET, NEW YORK
DEROSSET' g. BROWN.
WILMINGTON, N. C.

WILMINGTON, N. C.
Cotton Factors and General Commits.
sion Merchants.
III B. McLAURlN, ESQ., will give per-
~ sonal and special attention to the in
ieres1s and orders of his friends in this
S;a;e and the adjoining Counties of North
CaroIlna,. who may favor these Houses
with their patronage. Consignmcnts of
produce to the House in New York, either
ny, way OF Charleston, Georgetown, or
Wilmington. will he covered by insurance.
II notice OF the shipment be promptly Civ
en-. ss--
May 3. 1853 So 'asss eff
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Cc3@aLao55 cGs9 c3ya
IN this place, which hcy are prepared to
sHii Il, prices lnwer Than any her cstab
!i>lmcnt III Columbia.
!hcir Clnlhing is manufactured hy them
selves with particular reference 10 ,h!s
market, ana they feet warranted to say ii
IS in!cr'0r :" nrrc, and SUPERIOR TO
MO''f CLOTHING Offered in any part
oi 'he country. Their business is con:
""ctHd upon the one price cash principle,
ana The price Of their goods n,ar;cd in
pa'n lipnres np"n each arlic!" by which a
uniformity ol price is observed, and the
inexperienced htIvor j. .Nnhnt! To- make
his purchases q; as low u rltr, as tn, moro
'Nrcr"rc"i ana houcr ;udrr. Persons
Tisitn" C"!uiNnia nrG rcsrcci'uilv invited
TO ,,n "Nan'inrtion OF our slock k and prices.
February 18th, 1885,. l6-ly.
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Veterinary Surgeon.

ROBERT w. ANDREWS no,o6es ,b,
citizens OF this, and the adjoining Districts.
That he has removed his Stables near the De.
poi OF Inc w. d NJ K. Road, where he is ready
at all tires 10 take charge Of diseased Horses
or moderate charge in all cases where there
Is no cure no pay will be expected. He also.
continues Ia take Passengers TO end from ,he
Depot, rnd expects shortly 10 receive n New
Omnibus for that purpose. Goods lie will haul
AT The OLD raie of 10 cents per package, and
soiiciis the patronage Of the public.
Feb y, 1853 lT--tsss
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CcaGGAr6a-G@,

AT THE OLD STAND OF s. & j. GILBERT
Ia-NE S & Z. NJ. ERF
lsgssfaGIS{s- continue the CARRIhGE-
S----A2--BUSTNES.S at the ahoyc
sland-No. 35 and 80 Wentworth. street.
Charleston whore they will be n!eascd to
exhibit TO their old friends and customers
very extensive Stock of Vehicles, com.
pTising those of their own manufacture.
together with various other STYLES USUALLY
l"und inth's market. Their long acquant-
ahce with ms market as manufacturers
ana dealers will enahc them to offer great
inducements to purchasers both in styles
and prices.
March 10, 1854. 90 l..
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.FoRGor How TO Mix lr.--.An old
feIluWiu Missouri, who was in the
habit of not belonging to The temper
ance society was in The act OF taking
a nip one day before II Young Nirgini.
an.
GsWhat do you drink 2 asked the
latter.
Brandy and water was the reply.
Is Why don't YOU drink mint mteps?
Mint inlcps 2 queriri the old n.an,
why What in the name Of drinks j.,
that?'
"A most delicious drink was the
:s* answer, ;and I'll show you how TO
make it, as see you have mint grow
ing almost at your door"
The young fellow soon produced :hc
iulcp. and the old man was delighted
with it.
About month after, on his return
home, the Firginian thought he would
STOP at his old friends and indulge
bnsludgc of his surprise when his in.
quifiesat the door for his friend were
answered by an "ged female darkcy,
with.
Oh! Massa's dead and gone dis
two weeks
Dead !! exclaimed the young man,
why, how strange! What did he
die of?'
Oh. don't know, returned the wo.
man, only fellow come along about
month ago and larnt him to drink
grass an he rum, and it killed him in
two weeks
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-08
FROM SALT LAKE-ATTACK OF A MAIL
PARTY BY INDIANS AND ALL HANDS
MURDERED

INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, Dec 5-The Salt Lake
mail has arrived, with reports that the 18th ult
the mail party under charge of John Jamison,
whilst coming to the States, attacked, Is sup.
posed, by party of Sioux Indians. near Dripp's
Trading Post six miles this side of Fort Laramie;
and all the men killed. as follows: Jamison, James
Wheeler, Thomas Hackett, aud passenger from
Salt Lake, named Charles A kincard, who was
pierced by several arrows and left for dead The
mail Laas were robbed of their contents and torn
open. Kincard robbed OF $40 500 In gold.
The mules were also driven eff
A mail party outward bound. passed by the spot
on the l7tb snd found some soldiers who took care
of the bodies. No eecort could be granted at the
post, and the mails of November could go no FUR
Their thru Fort Laramie; and that OF December had
returned to Independence
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
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WARRINGTON, Dec. 7.-In tie Senate TO.
day, Mr.. Badger gave notice Of lie intentien
to introduce 4 bill to increase the nay Of
members Of Congress and Judges of the So
preme Court. After other unimportaut bust.
ness, the Senate adjourned till Monday.
In the House, Mr.. HEM introduced bill
making farther appropriation for the i'm.
provement of the rapids of Mississippi river
Mr.. Maxwell introduced bin providing for
the sale of reserved lands in Florida. On
motion of Mr.. Perkins of Louisiana, the bill
to remodel the Diplomatic and Consular sys
TENS, was referred to the Committee on For.
eign Affairs.
MIR. Coke announced the death of the Hon.
PRESLEY EWING, Of Kentucky, member of
the House, who died during the recess of
Congress Mr.. Bristow (Mr. Ewing's sue
cessor) pronounced an eulogium, and Messrs.
Latham and Smith, of Alabama, also bore
testimony to the private and public virtues
of the deceased. The usual resolutions were
passed, and the House adjourned till Monday
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Sale conducted by GoDDIN & ApPERsoN, Auct,.
de

GALE OF CORN, OATS, HAY, STRAW,
~ sHuCKs, FODDER, FLOODED STOCK,
MULES, kc.-Willibe sold ON WEDNESDAY, the
18th day ofDecember, 1854 commencing at II O'Clock,
ct the Farm of Mr.. Edward P. Chamberlayne, about
miles above Richmond, near the Yellow Tavern.
all his surplus crops, consisting of Corn, Oats Hay
Straw, Shucks Fodder, &c.
And on the FRIDAY following viz the 18th De-
cember, 1854 commencing at II O'Clock, at the Farm
of Mrs. DR.. Chamberlayne, about miles above
Richmond, near Brook Turnpike, blooded mare and
her colt by Tally Ho; fine work mare, and her colt
blade fodder; Is large stacks straw, &c.
TERMs-An sums under $50 cash; over that
amount, months credit for approved endorsed ne.
gotiabe paper. GODDIN l. APPERSON,
de- s Aucfa.