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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-23
't' Real Estate for Sale

s,, .;,,' Real Estate for Sale.
OFFER Tor sale nay property located on the
u OF MAIN street, between franklin So1b 49,!
unntns from Main to. Water street, NinetyniEe ~.
Main and one hundred and nnely let on W. IN
the Whole is not sold together within three mos,
A private sse, II Will be Offered at Auction n M
parcels as VIII suit purchasers-the time VI which ~
Will be made known. A ~ ~ 6;.-7 81 e-s
also Offer my Farm, locatedin Putney toynsbi, D.,
mont county, Ohio fIonting the liyer opposite Boes ~
and, and adjoining lands OF William Bernard: %'
l. This farLl cunains between and 90 ,o,
sEaisa sea.nS F,gtt oIssId, Two Dwelling House, one
Of which was built Last summer; Also barn in ro5,o
dtio This Farm Contains about 90 acres Of eesl S
only 10 rods from the liver al 6S-si N'
The Central Ohio, and Marietta aud CINCINNATI 1ai,o,
are loea.ed through this Fam = - - - 80
Persons desiEous OF either of these piers
ground are requested to The subscriber al h e
denee ~ Fulton, near the city. 's'
| deC6daw3n 4 "a - + . Ms IOIJlS RAvu,
The house occupied By the undersigned On Ii.
ABOVE lpTemses, Is Tor rent. Any person. dstn.
TO property can do by calling Oh Mr. Win
| GEORGE. corner ofaIain and w sRinEt0n stEests
LAND FOR SALE. - =
WISH 10 sell1nY farm near Wheeling; and siu ssI
on liberal terms, and in more truets az may b,
desired. K = tnaf9s 2 = e. jacob
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-23
TO the Publio.51

Il n ~, ii, LOCAL INSPECTORS OFFICE,
~ ~ Port OF Wheeli,ls, yasipt t.a
SOME malicious person orrersons having raised &c.
port to the steamer yioqu that she is mol
sac Tor passengers TO travel and tina, way inus
her businessi therefore o.sisns5 ~; i .ssf'J
We do hereby certify, that believe she Il sale in
every way. Tor the transportation OF passengers.
~, JosEPH-woop. -
q JAMES " 1rrij ss3 f.Locai lilspeetors &c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-23
CHAN Gerry SALE OF LAND Ann rsNn-,
iLa sis'i5 Jemea Frazier, s,iy I'd lptbn T;HN

lCHANCERYI SALE OF qLANDsAND pAvpr,.
fL4 gi.siy James Rrazier, - ssi7 ~ Ii sERN
( =di ofIrilj - s;NSa nh ssy!.t. g.. l. CiIruiI
Sam Frazier's Ex'r, and others. G. y IvAo
virtue of made in this cal on H.
OF juno, 1883, will sell at public AUCTION on tt day
on the eighteenth day Of March. 1884, lie tIstt
called the Roney'S Point Farm tavern ssoI lad
National Road in Ohio county, about ten miles @ os Tie
city OF Wheeg containing about two hund ed nj ~ e
acres OF land, store, tayeI house, two dyrIi, My
and other improvements: Tbs viii be hSs.ea
whole property. together or IN parcels. az NAV S u:
expedient and Oh the following teTns: One sorI eahd
purchase money TO be paid in SIX months and ill., A'
IN ore, two and three years tile whole beans iS;s
ION the day OF the purchaser giving bondS est
security and the title eihg retained until god
sale ,yleke place at the Roney,s Point tavern Ike
Y above y valuable ~ oFetty The Hemp6ea raj,
VS.. %lEKHAM, FNos
lAn10tS ~ Sheriff and cnnni..i.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-23

DIR MoRsE's INvIe GRATING CoRpIAL.
The only and SAFE remedy. yet fer Cen
era Debility, Physical Prostraon, lrlitabnity aud all
the various train feetions viii
for Study Business 1eory, Mental Debility
etc.tfSee adyertisementa.s hoe bar sepIss
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REMOVAL ~. .

( s.s4tl ss ia = REMOVAL. sa s45lieil ,sls..t
''1i HAVE removed my wholesale stock OF DRY G. OBS
AND NorloNSiito the four story brick bull, ding,
No. HI, Main street, a-''t
west side, between Monroe and Uiou streets where
will be prepared with an eany aud extensive Spring
stock direct importers and manuacturers which
would be pleased to have my old friends aud customer
to call and examine. sbj..i 5st4st u q a. ..s Sc
p feb4o T. aA5 wN. r.. sELBY.
or. g. aetealf VIII be found At the above establish.
nlent. where he awaits his old friends IS, lslN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-23
REAL ESTATE SAFES
,o A xcAkS d. FARM FOR SALE

Valuable FARM FOR SATp-@>
ielsS AZ AshEs OF lald two mites from ~. IT,.
ing; on the Ohio Tiyer Que haIf nil " Of whee
Depot the Cleveland nd US. north OF n
aoandins & Il ds r. through SS e. Ri
Sess @ sn5 q blisk clay and USS
aha " Of a quality. and IL goo,
IaIm in he u The besto
=. VIII De sold nsepurate parts If des;TS uhtIy
E ~ Is y. ~ enquire OF X. Miller Msin En-
ieb6 -Ip "Hee'
:TGs4ette eop ~: z S. F. MILLER
Z. =. :. VALUABLE L zFoREs577s--
OF No u, corner OF Fourth and o,,i.LE.
- nc sold on iair and easy Terms IL Wy Streets win
posea new fost Once. II would ,,fyI The pIS
IN for residences s INTO Two -
we asail and fashionable in The - oSs
being centte Of bn aud has NJ
.erhis appiy TO S595 ID
.ee242@. ,4.;,;5..-44+.l-.--.JA Jas. Y. pArTEpso
- - < ID FOX SALE OR RENT H1SoS.
- vac erooms aud 10 ear i,, Isst Wh..
i"IsS ~ " ssoGse, all in good order stEslals
= 1 me ptopetly being the HemmI;S La n,
is IooHs,l would maxi. good ii1STLf (ahRRA
| Possessi1n lst OF apI9l. = : r isft.Etl.i
aba fnquIs 9! = y AAiseHtAeL y RoHAN.a
@The above with other sooS ei mason. ee MARKET
heexehnnsed for good srmg IN The city N
1 L.
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s1l3til The Lutte f3ssZioii!l q 30 q
icoLLEGTIoN OF Sacred iGsfe Edesisnsd ffof the
e Of the thodist Episcopal consisting
tunes ING mmon eohcisrIeIementsry
courses 10 The capacities begin
% 1on. assisted W. Rev saint
Also. SuppyofS NJ etho,is { hymn books Cantca Iau
aus Minstrel etc,
reeeiHed and forsalea at the1owest pricesIbf1
:, .ssItfs siayzsI'5 JOHN H. Tiio MPSoNs ytiessS
dec91 I'D s9t5tgs hHNo 81 hiohfoe at
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Established in 1928.

w-THoMPsoN REYNOLDS, interested In the ibo,,
House. respectfully invites Western Merchants give
him call. s,ssfyrsE- - z dc19-S6m
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DESIRABLE kEaIDENI1 /

DEolhAbLE Residence kUK- SaTL&
s. Aoass and ground occupied BY lie sS5,e,iS
Wheelng. The house is brick substSn.I,ss 'eets Es
me oandation aud very conveniently S lIOsa
knowh a. the property forms MY owned By Mr. vel
-, no. previously disposed Or viii b. oa.t.a
day The 2lth inst, at O'Clock r n AO'se Oh S.1t
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NEW Observation-Disclosures.


NOTICE.
TINE Trustees NJ the Meade (,oiIeriate In.,t,
meet tis( ThursdAy0 nornnp IN fhe Snn,S.s
Room fburc n NJ IN oseIork eSnooi
Byosdef &C The PtesidentI =
IN Tt1 \ M ,iiIi5S = :, =. = : W NJ. see,y
o lie ma ..S% The ,.a9s mistake
~ peIsull having knowledge Of Il will confer a favor
~ , ih,St nins US.
leaz9 80 - - s. G. BAKER d. Co.
ANEW MIISIIt TT
T UST received, n very iars. a. =,
fashionable music consisting in part 81 Ii. na%
f..f,haye s,iss s,ss., ,s..
ali i eond h. We n, i've. 20 :, 'e w you"
W nHbn+ seatn, "a, M nv M, 10; xSarrie."
..J5lnie'a Oh lie stuF urn .y "a y. !"
Z. nina, y mn Z. julien. ea ~
~ S.fDteans " ,. S 4. ~ ,s. mss thse.
- .ity;n, ~. lviis 9e eil5Yi lpolhaIS
-,..Home sweet snn,. - ,,t,,, -
4aAGAnd iety OF new wsItxesS So,r
Received thisniornng tw mi Win msI. s o
now due. One fne nsno on whiea
rosewood finish. ami viii III soa nv Is,
febe2 $3.50 ~ ~ ~ Iu My Ivy I ~ oe
:. ~ - : ~ n y y mon al
ss.ft 1.trs FISH IRISH M -
II UST received AZ tIe ,,,,iat. g..
81 salt water ~, lot OF
In wafer; yyIrh ,v n. 49,, ~ w
few families can he snnnii.d ,yi II, - ...I
applied FOR soo, nj f(T ha;,nt ~, 4usH'i'y ~
/ feb2i:3t z n noRANn1
IhUSTEES SALE - - = i
virtue OF decd or Trust, executed by Roy Combs
James T. Cook az date on The t;rst dsy OF
and recorded ia the clerks ONCE 81
for Tie benefit OF the Mercans r. Mssiabiss Ham. or
Nheeltng, VIII MT Snhic
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A1(,ard

HAVING disposed o. my Z; roeeryS on Main stree,
so6 TO MI Isaac D. Iohiiston st. Ciairt vile o.
avail OF this opportunity to return my sineerS
and would now ASH bshaf Johnston
and dealers wi DO we'll Al Ms sors a.
any IN the city in quality, price and variety islf -
Also would INFORM the citizens heotins and yien
NY that continue TO keep one ofthe best Family GrOcs
ys 10 tie west at No Washington hall. Monroe street
call. ~ SIMEoNE ID. EwOODRDw e' s
3feeSio, s61Tfebts III 5washingto, Hail, Monroe ST.
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PIANOS Z PIANoS!I 1900 T--5 : :
uSTTeceiyed from Callet & Davis, Boston, an assort
ment Of Piano Rortes. which will be sofa at very ot
ni:es. and their durability warranted five yesrs4
eass eiys us a CALI with the pianos,
at very. low PRICES, At the Music Store Of.
. ..... JNO. FICKIESON,
N Mnin
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: .e,s,J5 fztss FISH FISH r!
received At Nerandah Saloon lot of
= SAT- water one OF the fish that syins
~ saH waer which will DO served up ut all hoursl
a wiamues can be supplied with small quantity III
ap nue., Ior soon at f0T Main 81: est.
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sAkY - 8 ARTHUR iLtr.rt-E. " =. ASH
BusbeY, Little g. Co. J.

-tcs58A " iMaTksf5t,n WI celinH, Vn. 3 1888.
MANUFACTURERS OF Wagons, Carts and NAstr-
NL wight work OF every description home ne snd
~ by prompt attention to business, the manuaetu.
OF the qpaltyIo the pruI,retoTs this esab
shnent hopetoTeeefSe liberal pat ronage fIomthe pub
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= les gllScnll & Thompson, 10
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE lprALERs IN
Tens Wines, Liqn ors, Spices, Indigo, Oils,
,--4...- TobnceO, Coffee, Sugar, M olusses,
s. g! ~ u ANploTHER GK0cEKIKS.ls-E =
No A5,'Nortf Patsf, and II North TpHGTrss,
tti0 t Se0Fs sstots Arch strs.f, PHILADELPHIA.
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Clothing Emporium
.KaCE,sAlE RGHANiG TAlLOR,

undersigned Is prepared 10 order
Flint Glass Jringes Yials and all other small Flint
the He invites the oEaes or those
or dealing In such articles, he thinks
nsh as good article ca be OBJ
tanned elsewhere! & 81 3lt.k WIN ENf0RCSAE
+ ~ A.s = eorner Sixth ahllZSne streets,
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Thomas's American Mechanical Leeoh,
currlNo GLASS, BREAST GLASS, EAR sYRIsaHs. DEs-
.ssER3T tai LEEcH, ETC. 95asF Isl
M Erespeetully invite the attention OF tho Medical
Profession to tho ney, aud valuable Instruments
The slpertorty Of these articles VIM commend them
or ons 10 all iGerested in their uxe "A
large assortment received and for sale BY y
ieb2 ---.=...r.,-. a. -.,, X Ellis & sCALDwRhL
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81 FHuRsRAY1 NoRNINe. FEBRUARY %, 1854.
Columbia gazette., 1854-03-11
A ID d r f. S s

To THE PEOPLE OF Ell DoRADo:-
The undersigned, impelled by SEN
timent of selt-respect and public duty,
feel called upon to present you the fol-
lowing statement of facts, involving their
reputation and department, relative to
an important matter pending in the Leg
islature of the State.
Public sentiment in California has
never been so intensely excited, nor has
the rancor of party spirit ever been so
violently directed to any subject before,
as to the Senatorial election the present
session of the Legislature.
All that malignity can suggest, or in
gently invent. has been exerted to influ-
ence popular will and control individual
conduct, even to the detraction and ut
ter ruin of private character.
elimination and recrimination have
perhaps, to certain extent, character
lsed both the advocates and opponents
OF the Election, and the constituency of
the county have been taught to look
with distrust and suspicion upon the
Representative.
TO such degree does this exist, that
every consideration Of self-respcct and
Columbia gazette., 1854-03-11

RoBBERr!-On Sunday evening last,
the Auction Store of John Leary, Esq.,,
on the corner of State & Main streets.
was entered by some rascal, and various
articles of wearing apparel, &c., stolen
therefrom. A Chilian was seen about
the premises, by Mr.. Leary, during the
day, under rather suspicious circumstan-
ces, and who, no doubt, was the alb
stracting hombre. Citizens be on your
guard, Tor thieves are in the camp!
Columbia gazette., 1854-03-11


METHODIST CoNFERENcE.-The M.
E. Church, South, convened in Stock
ton, on Wednesday, lst inst. Bishop
Soule was present. 1t is the first organ
ization of this branch of the Chur ch in
this State, Several missionaries are
expected from Alabama. Bishop Soule
was to preach his last sermon in Cali
fornia on Sunday. DR.. j. Boring and
A. NJ. Wyman, were elected delegates
to the General Conference. The next
Annual Conference will be held at Sac
ramento, April 18th, 1856. The fol-
lowing are the appointments of Preach
ers for the present year for this vicinity:
j. +. Blythe, Presiding Elder; So
nora, M. Evans; Columbia, z. B Lock
ley; Murphy's, j. M. Fulton; lone
Valley, j. L. Sunders.
Rev. j. c. Pendergrass, recently pas
tor Of the church south in this town, has
been appointed for Sonoma.
Columbia gazette., 1854-03-11

The CoNrEsr-RIsE AND FALL OF
STocKs, &c.-On Monday, Mr. Crcn-
shaw's bill for the election Of Senator,
came up again in the Senate, and on
motion, was posponed to the 18th of the
present month. Election stock at par,
holders firm. The bill was amended in
the Assembly, making the time of elec-
ton, on the third Monday of March
next preceding the vacancy; and was
passed by vote of 40 to 81. Hereup-
on the election stock was indistinctly
discernable in the "seventh heaven" :"
and $4,000" could not begin to pur-
chase share. Anti-election stock could
not be given away. 1t was considered
about "gone in.'
In the Senate, on Tuesday, the bill
having been engrossed and sent up from
the Assembly, vote was taken upon
the same, which resulted in its rejection,
by vote of Is to l3. Anti-election
stock experienced a sudden elevation,
and election do. corresponding de-
cline. The Senate was then "electri-
fed" by MIR. Crewell's informing that
august body that he had received "tele-
graphic" instructions to move recon
sideration Of the vote on Monday, where
by the question was postponed to the
18th inst. A reconsideration was car
ried by 1e ayes to Is nays The bill
was then ordered to be engrossed for a
third reading. The bill was to have
come up again in the Senate, on Thurs
day. At the last accounts, the cleo
ticnists were rather pale, for anti-elcc-
tion stock had RIz!
And thus the war goes on; fierce, Bit
ter, and exceedingly Improbable. The
legitimate business of the session, is re-
ceding still farther in the distance; the
road grows dirty and still more miry,
and the passage of each puddle of cor
ruption becomes still more annoying and
excruciatingly expensive.
Columbia gazette., 1854-03-11

Sonora CRY ELECTIoN.-Thcc cleo
ton for City officers, in Sonora, came
off on Monday last, and, we understand,
the contest was warm and spirited. 1t
is rumored that the election will be con-
tested. The following gentlemen are
probably elected: Capt. Patrick, May
or; Mr.. McFarlane, Marshal; Mr. Spear,
Treasurer; Mr.. sedgwick, Clerk; Mr..
Woolcott, Attorney; Mr. Roberss, AS
SCISSOR. Aldermen in lst ward, Mcneil
and Carroll; I'd ward, Huggings and As
pinwall; Sd ward, Williamson and Ad-
ans; 9TH ward, Allen and Alexander;
9th ward, Woods and Salter.
Columbia gazette., 1854-03-11

~ A social party was given at Mr..
Clark's House, on Broadway, last Sat-
urday evening. We had polite invi-
tation to atteEd, from Mr.. Clark and his
accomplished lady, but we regret that
circumstances prevented our attendance;
as from the well known hospitality Of
the host and hostess, and the eelat at
tending the social gatherings heretofore
given at their house, we missed rich
treat and a pleasant evenings enter
tainment. We have been particularly
unfortunate in such matters.
Columbia gazette., 1854-03-11

% The amount of gold dust sold at
the Banking Houses, in Columbia, for
the week ending March 4th, was 2615
ounces; of which 1920 were sold on
Saturday. James Mills & Co. bought
1850 ounces: Adams & Co. 74O; and
Wells, Fargo & Co. 625. Besides the
above, large quantities of Columbia
gold is sold atSpringfeld, Gold Springs,
Yankee Hill, Shaw's Flat, and to the
small dealers in the vicinity. It is also
a well known fact that great many
miners do not sell their dust, excepting
enough to pay their expenses. From
the above account some idea may be
formed of the extent and,.richness of the
mines of Columbia and its immediate
vicinity.
Columbia gazette., 1854-03-11

@"Cherokee Bob," "Tom Mitch
mer," and another man, an American,
have been arrested at Milleston, on the
charge of horse stealing The animal /,
stolen were one horse belonging to Mr..
Kellett, and a mule belonging to a
Chinaman.
Columbia gazette., 1854-03-11

r@. VERDICT IN THE CASE OF GIL
NoRE.-The jury returned, on Satsr-
day, verdict Of ,nanslaughtcr against
Gilmore, with a recommendation for
mercy. The Court has discharged the
prisoner, on bail in $4,000, until he
shall be brought up for sentence.
Columbia gazette., 1854-03-11
~ We refer our readers to the ad

U We refer our readers to the ad-
vertisement of Messrs. Odcnheimer &
Go proprietors of the "Eagle Cottage,
on Broadway. They have refurnished
the Cottage, and reduced the price Of
board to sS per week. As the proprie-
tors have the reputation of setting fine
table and keeping neat and orderly
house, they will receive, as they de-
serve, a full share of the public patron
age. Success to them.
Columbia gazette., 1854-03-11

NorIcE The mail for the Atlantic
States and Europe, will close, in CO.
lumbia, on Sunday morning March 10th,
at 10 o'clock.
Columbia Gazette, in wrappers, for
mailing, for. sale at this Office, ana at
the Post Office.
Columbia gazette., 1854-03-11

@ Those of our readers, who may
ind it necessary to resort to litigation,
to settle their troubles, will secure an
excellent advocate by employing Mr..
Sparks. See his card elsewhere.
Columbia gazette., 1854-03-11

10 A correspondent Of the Maripo-
sa Chroniele details the particulars of a
wanton and outrageous murder commit
ted at that place upon an Indian, by a
man named Andrew Mcfarland; he al
so stabbed another Indian, and cutting
him so severely that it is thought he
will die. After the perpetration of this
internal act the murderer fed, and has
not yet been arrested.
Columbia gazette., 1854-03-11

70 An esteemed friend has kindly
furnished US with very interesting and
pathetic account of the recent Indian
burning in this vicinity, but the crowd
cd state Of cur columns preclude the
possibility of its appearance until eur
next number.
Columbia gazette., 1854-03-11

Late last evening we received a
very interesting and amusing communi-
cation from an esteemed friend at Be-
nicia; but owing to the lateness of the
hour at which it was received, we regret
that VIC are unable to give it place in
our columns tits week.
Columbia gazette., 1854-03-11
SATURDAY, MARCH IL, 1854.

NorIcE.-Mcssrs Yaney & Roberts
and Woods and Purdy, are our author
lied agents in Sonora, To receive sub
scriptions, advertisements and job work,
and receipt for the same.
Columbia gazette., 1854-03-11

1 Schools IN BosroN.-The a .
mount invested in school-houses in Bos-
ton, is 81, 100000. The sum raised
yearly in the city for educational pur-
poses is $1,000, 900, and the sum rails
ed for all other city purposes, $780,
900 per annum.
Columbia gazette., 1854-03-11

s@- Mr.. Doyle comes out in a card,
and Indignantly denies the above char
ges, and challenges investigation at the
hands of the Senate.
Columbia gazette., 1854-03-11

o. Adams & Co.'s Express have our
thanks for State papers by the Cortez,
and for their kindness in the prompt
forwarding and delivery Of corrcspon-
dence, &c.
Columbia gazette., 1854-03-11

b@ We are indebted to Mr.. Tincum
of the Post Office, for copy of the
"Pioneer," monthly magazine, pub
lished at San Francisco. It is on the
"Knickerbocker' model, is good solid,
substantial work, and contains num-
Der of good original papers and choice
selections.
Columbia gazette., 1854-03-11

60 The members of the Order of
the Sons Of Temperance at Sacramento,
have nominated municipal ticket Of
their own.
Columbia gazette., 1854-03-11

~ An ordinance for the suppress
sion Of fandangos and houses Of i'll fame,
has passed the City Council of San
Francisco.
Columbia gazette., 1854-03-11

I@ Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express
have our thanks for the first delivery of
State papers by the Cortez; also for the
first delivery of Oregon papers, and
other favors.
Columbia gazette., 1854-03-11

% LUcK.-A man fell ninety feet
into shaft, near Nevada, and escaped
unhurt.
Columbia gazette., 1854-03-11


1B MINING.-The weather is now
lovely and beautiful, the air, cool, bracing
and exhilerating; and the miners, taking
advantage of this desirable state ofafairs,
are now pitching in" and taking out
the orc, in every direction, by the pounds.
Trade and business generally begin to
wear a more lively and encouraging
aspect, and everything gives promise of
bright times and glorious prospects.
The Tuolumne Compauy's ditch is
now running even full, and all are a.
bundantly supplied with the fluid, to
extract the golden tears from the eyes
of our old mother earth.
A company below the Union aume,
on Thursday Of last week washed out
two pounds of the dust.
The "Maine boys" are washing out
from 10 to 20 ounces per day. On
Wednesday they found a 4 ounce spec
linen. 8e
Numerous fine specimens, we have
heard of being extracted during the
past week. A youngster, prospecting
about with his pan, last week, washed
out a Il ounce specimen.
Atall the camps in the vicinity, the
boys are busily engaged in their golden
labors, and are reaping 'eyellow' har-
vest.
Columbia gazette., 1854-03-11

"a The amount Of treasure shipped
home by the steamers Of the first. a.
mounted to $l,53o,647.
Columbia gazette., 1854-03-11

p@- The San Francisco Public Lcdr-
r has "dricd up"
Columbia gazette., 1854-03-11

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
NORTH, ApPoINrMENrs.-Wc find in
the Sacramento Stale Journal the fol-
lowing appointment made by the Con-
ference Of the Methodist Church North.
which closed n-that city on Wednesday
evening, for this vicinity.
Columbia and Sonora-J. W. Brier
Rev, A. S. Gibbous, recently pastor
Of the church in this town, has been
appointed Professor in the Pacific
University, at San Francisco.
Columbia gazette., 1854-03-11

70 Mr.. Park throws the glove to his
colleagues, to resign, and let the people
decide on their respective courses at the
ballot-box. They maintain, however, a
dignifed silence.
Columbia gazette., 1854-03-11

~ "MisERABLY HEALTHrp'-The
Coroner of San Francisco complains
that there is no sickness at the Bay
City.